Coimbatore: N Geetha District Head Education Officer has asked the school to plan seating in such a way as to help students maintain physical blasphemy norms before elementary and secondary schools in 1.
November has been reopened for class IX to XII on September 1 .
There are no problems in accommodating students and maintaining social distance, because schools use lower classrooms.
When class I class I returned, it would be difficult to maintain social distance between them, because there would be a crisis room.
“We have asked the principal to plan a seating arrangement for class I-VIII,” Geetha said.
He said schools with inadequate classrooms must plan classes both in shifts or alternative days.
Meanwhile, the government school, was asked to notify parents about the reopening of the school, because many of them in rural areas may not be aware of the same thing.
Geetha said students might live outside.
“Therefore, it is important that the teacher tells parents first to ensure the flow of students to schools when they reopen.
Parents and teachers must take at least one dose vaccine.” Educational block officers were ordered to examine schools to examine preparedness regularly , because schools are closed for more than a year.
Schools are asked to do repair work and cleaning needed, besides maintaining toilets and classrooms remain neat and neat.