Ahmedabad: All working days at 2:00 p.m.
Sharp at Adelaide, Australia, Aryar’s siblings, a grade 9 student, and Ayaan, a class 2 student, entered their school.
They sang their prayers, do yoga practice, finishing their studies before going out at 5pm.
Despite obtaining the status of permanent residency (PR) this year, the duo continued his studies online at Ahmedabad schools.
Their father, Paresh Bharatiya, a Aero engineering specialist, explained that until local schools offered online education, he and his wife had decided not to receive entrance tickets to children in Australian schools.
“Educational standards in elementary and secondary schools are higher in India,” Bharatiya said, confirming his decision.
Bharatiya’s wife and children went to Australia on a tourist visa earlier last year.
The day after their arrival, Covid-19 Lockdown was enacted and Australia suspended all direct flights from India.
Meanwhile, Bharatiya submitted PR for his family with a special category provided this year which resulted in a family now permanently settled in Australia.
Pandemic witnesses many Indian students registered with foreign universities that complete the degree of home in India.
Turning it, many school children with families living abroad managing time zone differences and entering city schools from homes in Australia, Sweden, Africa, England, Dubai, USA to mention several countries.
Sisters based in Dubai (14) and Mahi (9) studied at Zebar International School for children.
Father Gopal Sachanandani told Tii he settled in Dubai since 1996 and plans to move to India.
“We took the school entrance ticket for girls on March 20 last year and a few days later the class occurred.
After an open flight, we decided to live in Dubai until the pandemic settled because the health infrastructure here was better.
But when India’s school is good.
Continuing with online education, “said Gopal Sachanandani.
‘Contrary time zone is the biggest challenge’ | Page 4 Gopal Sachanandani said that Dubai had vaccinated 12 years plus children.
“As soon as my younger daughter gets a vaccine, we plan to switch to India when Covid settles,” he added.
He said the girls had to go to school at 6:30 a.m.
but they didn’t think too much about it.
They sent exam papers and tasks through couriers.
Schools also give them additional classes.
The school authorities say that there are many children who are learning online from various countries posting Covid-19.
“Some children traveled for their parents when restrictions on Covid traveled them,” said Manan Choksi, the guardian of UDGAM school.
Padma Padma International School SGVP Kumar said that seven students from their school were studying online from abroad.
“The majority of students come from African and Dubai countries.
Students do not face many problems because of the time difference of only two and a half hours.
We hope that most of these students will return to campus in December,” he said.
Sharmistha Sinha, Principal, Zebar School said they had five students who learned from abroad.
“The warrant time zone is the biggest challenge faced by these students while submitting the exam answer script is difficult and time consuming.
But we expand all possible cooperation,” said Sinha.
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