Pune: After the e-classes phase driven by long pandemics, schools in the city are awaiting guidelines from Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) to reopen according to government notice from October 4.
Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation has re-published school guidelines for schools in its jurisdiction .
In Pune, school representatives say even though they are ready with all the necessary precautions, it will help if civil bodies issue guidelines in time to make additional settings if needed.
The school also said the majority of parents had given approval to send their children to school, but still have to be seen how many finally appeared.
Jan Shikshan Prajanshan Vinayak School Management Representative Deshpande said, “We have notified all our parents to be ready to reopen.
All of our staff are also asked to come to school and start preparing.
But, the gate will only be removed after PMC’s final order.
“School principals MS Golwalkar Leena Talathi said,” We tried to reopen on October 4, following all the Covid-19 guidelines provided by the government.
Depending on the command of the PMC problem, we also consider offline exams in the middle of the distance, temperature examination, screening , face masks, and more.
“Likewise, Vidya Prishhthan Principal Chandrika Banerjee said,” We think of reopening class VIII to X.
We prefer to do an offline terminal inspection at school.
For this, we have formed a task force and Almost all of our staff members are vaccinated.
We will follow all the necessary steps and hope to be blown At the kids back here.
“Others also look into limited reopening.” We plan to start offline school for class VIII and IX in November; The medium-term exam for class IX will be offline from October 16, “said the Hasabnis International School Principal Novel.
In Mumbai, schools and junior colleges have been directed to call the Meeting of Parent-Teachers Associa Tion (PTA) and contact and apply in the center Local health before reopening the school on Monday.
The BMC de Partment education on Thursday held a meeting with educational institutions to take their readiness to students in October 4.
BMC on Wednesday gave a nod to reopen the class from PMII.
And college must follow the SOP.
The Civic Ministry of Education has clarified that if the teacher is not fully vaccinated, they can be allowed to teach physical, provided they have tested the negative RT-PCR 48 hours before being in Scho OLS and college.
Only teachers teaching Classification to XII to be called for a physical class.
The rest is Kan continues to take the line class, the department said.