Noida: The district inspector of schools (Gautam Budh Nagar) has issued a notice to principals of CBSE, ICSE and IB schools to continue with the online classes for the current academic session of 2021-22 until further notice.
DIOS Dharam Vir Singh said, “The notice is to inform schools that they can’t stop classes or information about them on any ground and if any school does so, they can make a complaint which will then be dealt with.”
The education department, in its earlier order, said that online classes should continue for middle school till April 11. However, this order (dated April 5) by the DIOS is applicable for all classes.
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NOIDA: Private schools in the city have opened their gates for classes 6 to 8, but parents of the students are still wary of sending them. As a result, the first round of bi-weekly classes has witnessed a maximum attendance of about 10% in most schools.
Shivani Jain, president of All School Parents’ Association (ASPA), said: “Our survey of the schools that have opened over the last few days shows that the schools have managed to get only 5-10% of the students back to the classrooms.”
Besides a consent form that parents have to sign before sending their kids, they have been asked for an undertaking. “We are not admitting children without a consent form. Also, we are taking an undertaking that the school can’t be held responsible for any illness or infection contracted by the child,” an official of Noida school said.
NOIDA: Some of the city’s leading private schools have decided to reopen for classes 6-8 in a staggered manner, but with an option to parents to continue with online classes if they are not comfortable sending their children to campuses.
While some schools have decided to call students in a few days, a few others have said they will resume offline classes only in the new academic session, which is scheduled to begin next month. A recent UP government order has asked schools to call students classes 6-8 back to campuses but has also specified that they should take the consent of parents. According to the All School Parents’ Association (ASPA), an internal survey has revealed that almost 90% of the parents are skeptical about sending their children to school.
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NOIDA: Some of the city’s leading private schools have decided to reopen for classes 6-8 in a staggered manner, but with an option to parents to continue with online classes if they are not comfortable sending their children to campuses.
While some schools have decided to call students in a few days, a few others have said they will resume offline classes only in the new academic session, which is scheduled to begin next month. A recent UP government order has asked schools to call students classes 6-8 back to campuses, but has also specified that they should take the consent of parents. According to the All School Parents’ Association (ASPA), an internal survey has revealed that almost 90% of the parents are sceptical about sending their children to school.