Schools reopen in Kerala, Assam and Karnataka, schools ready to open in states including Bihar from next week

- Adherence to masks, sanitizers and social distinguishing is mandatory

New delhi date. 1 January 2021, Friday

With the start of the new year, the doors of schools that had been closed for months in many states of the country have reopened. All school colleges have also been closed since the lockdown was imposed in the country due to Koro. This means that after a period of nine months, the educational activities have started in the school once again. Schools have started in Kerala, Karnataka and Assam from today.

However, for the time being, the school has been opened only for the students of standard nine to twelve. Until now children were taught online. Offline education has now been introduced by these three states. Apart from this, the rest of the states are also considering reopening schools. So there are also many states where schools are starting from next week. However, earlier schools were partially opened in Uttar Pradesh, Andhra Pradesh, Sikkim.

Speaking of Karnataka, tenth and twelfth standard students reached the school today. One student said that offline learning is more fun than online classes. So if we talk about Kerala, the schools inside Kerala were mostly empty on the first day. Apart from this, the situation was similar in Assam. Amid an outbreak of the corona virus, parents are reluctant to send their children to school.

Most importantly, the guidelines issued by the government are being fully followed within the school. Masks, sanitizers and social distractions are being followed. Apart from this, it is mandatory for the students to show the consent of the parents. Apart from this, schools in Bihar, Pondicherry, Jharkhand, Uttar Pradesh and Maharashtra are likely to open from next week.