Ludhiana: The State Government has allowed the reopening of schools to all classes from August 2, the sidewalks relax further will be charged because of the Covid-19 outbreak.
The school was opened on Monday by following the right protocol to ensure the appropriate behavior of Covid, according to notice by the Punjab government.
The state government has allowed the reopening of schools for class X to XII from July 26.
The school campus is opened on Monday for lower class students.
Very happy, students smile welcomed by staff members.
At DCM Presidency School, VI-IX class students enter school with a lot of enthusiasm.
Rajni Kalra, Principal, said, “The environment on the school campus is very strong and living.
The students are handled and advised to take part in the protocol to ensure the safety of all those who attend school.” Shalini from DCM school, said, “Around 864 students from classes VI to IX, almost 37% of total strength, gave approval and present today.
School time settings start at 8:10 a.m.
to 12 noon and we also provide online classes.
“In the spring Dale Public School 40% came witnessed from class VI to XII students.
Anil Sharma, Principal said, “For class VI – IX, the entry time is 8:30 a.m.
to 8:50 a.m.
and then pray until 9am and dispersal at 1.50 afternoon.
We will open on Thursday for class IV.” Principal Baldeep Pandher from Green Land School instructed students to wear masks, follow physical blasphemy and maintain personal hygiene.
In Elementary School the Government of Haibowal, from 1,481 students, 529 was present at the place.
The Principal of Shivani said, “Once students leave the place, fogging and sanitisization done.”
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