Kolkata: private schools in the city all are waiting for government soup to reopen, while many of them are looking at hybrid teaching modes so that a large number of students – most class IX to XII – can take turns to come to campus after November 16, while the rest can attend class Online from home.
Revealing assistance that Chairman of the Minister of Mamata Banerjee announced the reopening of the campus, the principal said they could not return to campus without a formal government nod and it would return to school before the first CISCE and CBSE examin the first semester board on the final board is needed for all settings.
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The school was last opened in the middle of the pandemic, which in February, the government only allowed 50% of physical presence in class.
Some schools have held meetings on Tuesday to discuss various choices, while several plans to find parents feedback.
Some school principals have shown their priority is the first semester board test than physical classes for other students.
Mahadevi Birla World Academy Principal Anjana Saha said, “Five hundred and fifty and fifty students at our school will take the offline council exam and we are preparing it now.
We are planning a blended teaching mode.” Principal Heritage Seema Sapru said, “Based on government instruction , We can divide class IX students to XII into small groups that can attend class one or three times a week.
We are waiting for detailed notice.
“The father of the St Xavier College of College, M Thamacin Arulappan had held a meeting on Tuesday.
“We will complete the procedure of doing physical classes.
In addition, we need to know the details in the classroom and seating settings, which I believe the government will soon send.” Modern Devi Kar High School Director said, “We are waiting for the final government instruction.
Once we get it , we can plan detailed modalities.
“DPS Ruby Park Principal Joyoti Chaudhuri said,” We hope to welcome students back to campus.
Sanitation guidelines will be strictly implemented.
“Krishna Damani, South Point Souhman’s Trustee, said,” We have started Clean the place.
We are waiting for more clarity from the government to the Covid safety protocol to do physical classes.
“He showed that they took the health declaration of students when the school was reopened briefly in February.
“We might ask for it, too,” he added.