Pune: Enthusiasm on the second day of reopening schools continuously as students turned out to be in a good amount to attend offline classes on Tuesday.
Rural schools continue to dominate with the maximum presence while in urban areas, it is a slow start.
More government schools reopened rather than private institutions on Monday.
Vikas Garad, an official in the State Council of Research and Education Training (SCERT), said that the second day was almost similar to the first day with rural schools that showed a maximum presence compared to urban areas.
“The reopening of schools is encouraged and not mandatory so that urban schools take it in their steps.
Many have been reopened on Monday in cities such as Pune and Mumbai, but will take longer for them to match the presence of rural schools,” Add it.
On the second day, the mood was enthusiastic and the teachers made it easy with not much pressure on academics, but mainly had an interactive session.
Prakash cashew, a teacher in a civil school in Chandannagar, said, “We have around 40% of our school attendance today.
The students enjoy coming back to school and we ensure that they follow all precautions and at the same time safe at school .
According to the government’s plan, we will ensure that the offline class does not stop.
“Samiksha Jadhav, a private school student, missed school on Monday because he had no agreement from his parents.
He said, “On Monday, everywhere there was only talk about the reopening of the school.
It was in the social media group and the community too.
I feel bad that I have spent the first day.
I was in STD IX and I insisted and convinced people My old one to send me to school and promised to follow all the norms of salvation.
So I can make it on Tuesday and very happy.
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