Bengaluru: With schools in Karnataka reopened since August 23, Minister of Chief Justice Bommai on Saturday said the government had taken “extreme care” to ensure class learning for students while protecting them from Covid pandemics.
“Preparation has been made to reopen school.
The necessary instructions have been given to the government and private schools regarding how to bring students, receive approval from parents or guardians, seating arrangements, alternative days to shift the wise class, sanititis, among others,” Bommai said.
Speaking to reporters here, he said he would visit schools in Bengaluru and its surroundings along with the Minister of Education and Secondary Education SM Nagsh on Monday when they reopened.
“We have taken extreme care to ensure class learning for students while protecting them from Covid-19.
We take the steps needed in this direction,” he added.
Safe! You have managed to throw your voteogin to see the results of the Karnataka government earlier this month has decided to reopen the school for students from class 9 to 12 (II PUC) in all states from August 23 in a collection of alternatives.
However, choosing to remain cautious, then decided not to reopen schools in the districts where the covid-19 peposititivity level was more than 2 percent.
The decision to continue elementary school has been suspended until the last week of August is a factor in the third wave of Covid and the way infection is likely to spread.
The minister’s chairman appealed to parents to be vaccinated, to pay attention to the health of their children and instill confidence in them.
Asked whether children can attend classes without fear, he said, “Of course, our intention behind the school is that children must slowly begin to come to school, for about one and a half years they have not been to school yet Want it to gradually start present, “he added.
The government has taken ‘extreme care’ about the reopening of the school: carnataka cm
