Nagpur: Schools throughout the country are to be shocked on Wednesday afternoon when they received a letter from local education officials they announced the early holidays Divide for 14 days since Thursday itself.
With a notification of less than 24 hours, schools in improvements to complete their scheduled examination.
Previously, holidays were scheduled to start November 1 and this was not only for those who had been reopened in physical mode.
Notifications released on Wednesday make it clear so that all the work ‘online’ school must also stop.
The majority of schools in the city function in online mode only, because NMC is only permitted by STD VIII-XII to do physical classes.
Dilip Bose, Executive Member School Headmaster Amal (SHCA), said, “Suddenly changing the holiday schedule is not logical because we will find it very difficult to implement change.
Many school members we have this week’s exam, so now it will now be canceled.” The CBSE Multi-Branch School Director said, “How are we expected to change the schedule in a short time? Our students are in the midst of giving their exams, so if we stop now then that means everything will fall into post-diwali.” CBSE Principal Others say, “We are currently conducting an online check for all students.
But because of this schedule, we will lose a minimum of two examinations.
Now you multiply with the number of classes and that many academic backlogs must be cleaned from 11 November and so on, when school Reopened.
“From mid-November, the CBSE Term-1 Board Exam will begin for X and XII.
A senior teacher said that many of their focus will only be there, “therefore it is important that the exam document is complete and done with”.
So why did the Diwali vacation schedule change at the last minute? Toi contacted the Minister of Education Varsha Gaikwad, who answered with a text message that he was in the cabinet met and will return.
Until the time it will be printed, the minister has not called back.
Toi received a message from several school principals who felt that the Ministry of Education must have consulted with them.
A Senior Principal said, “I understand that there are pressure groups that have an impact on the government’s decision, but to do things in the last minute is not good.
On Wednesday afternoon, you tell everyone that this is the last working day before Vacation.
“Some schools think about” opposing “notice.
A principal told TII that there would be no regular classes for anyone but they would continue the exam.
“No test now will only add student anxiety, so it’s better to solve it and do it,” said the principal.