Pune: Attendance may be low in the first week when school reopened on Tuesday.
Some private schools in the city are careful and will start next week but government and city schools will be reopened after the local government gives a nodding on Saturday.
All schools under Pune Municipal Corporation have also prepared the reopening.
Shivaji Daundkar education officer said high school functions smoothly except for the past two to three weeks of gaps but children are not used to coming to school after all the safety norms.
Daundkar said that when school began to reopen once more, sanititis activities, classroom cleaning, keeping the thermal gun, oximeter between other safety equipment was also stored by all schools.
Daundkar said all 44 schools will be reopened from Tuesday and so on.
At school orchids, teachers, non-teaching staff, students, and parents, have been waiting to continue the physical class.
“As a school, we are well equipped to follow all Covid protocols and open our school gate for children because we have started our branches in Bengaluru in October and are doing classes smoothly.
We understand that younger students will be need more attention from us and parents also to make them understand the importance of personal hygiene and other Covid-19 protocols.
At present, we are waiting for the next to our management and hope to return to normal school operations as soon as possible, “said Principal Aparna Khairnar, said the Ambegaon branch.
Suhasini Mulay, a member of the Private School Management Committee, said that they had not received enough approval letters from parents to reopen the school completely from Tuesday and so on.
“However, the class of PMS VIII to XII will start their routine with offline sessions.
For the main part, I think we need more time and we will make decisions next week,” he said.
Many Cicse and CBSE affiliated schools in the city have scheduled their final position exam in mid-February to February-end and has decided to place decisions on offline classes detained until the exam is complete.
“We started the new academic year in mid-March so we might decide to reopen school during that time because the exam will be held in the MCQ format that does not need to be reached by students,” said ICSE school in the city.
Amrita Prabhu, Principal, Pune School HDFC, said, “We are not reopened because we have several cases of students and staff affected staff.” Damini Joshi, Principal, Sanskriti, “We will reopen the phase.
The approval form has been distributed Today.
All of our staff and support staff are fully vaccinated.
The hybrid class will be done.
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