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Private schools change infrastructure for student safety
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January 01, 2021 22:10 IST
From installing foot-operated taps to using larger classrooms, schools take additional precautions but pass on cost to parents
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Lecturers of HKES Education Society at Sadashivanagar welcoming students on Friday.
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From installing foot-operated taps to using larger classrooms, schools take additional precautions but pass on cost to parents
The reality of an altered school life in times of COVID-19 hit home for thousands of students who returned to their classrooms on Friday after a gap of nine months. Apart from wearing masks, maintaining social distancing, and following the SOP listed by the government, students found that there were additional changes on campus.
[December 30, 2020]
- Over 9,000 students from across India participated in the virtual fest
MUMBAI, India, Dec. 30, 2020 /PRNewswire/ Â VIBGYOR Group of Schools virtually hosted the grand finale of the 12
th edition of Viva, its annual inter-school cultural festival yesterday. Broadcast online and on VIBGYOR s social media channels, the gala featured stunning performances by Poorbi Mukherjee, Angel Yadav, Aftab Desai, Nora Varma, Swara Athavale, Jerusha Thomas, Shrinika Purohit, Harshada Bandal, Soumya Srivastava, Arvind Iyenger, Tanmay Shintre, Swonshuta Dash, Anushka Pawar, Ravi Dhage, Preeti Mallapurkar and Prakhyati Srivastava.
Over 9,000 students from schools across the country participated in the month-long extravaganza. The esteemed panel of judges included actor Neil Nitin Mukesh, music composer and producer Pranay Pradhan, choreographer Anjali Kukreja, and actress Rameshwari Vaishapayan.
Uncertainty over reopening date puts school managements in a dilemma
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December 25, 2020 02:19 IST
They say lack of time and shortage of funds make it difficult for them to follow SOPs
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They say lack of time and shortage of funds make it difficult for them to follow SOPs
Amidst confusion over the date for reopening schools, managements are in a dilemma on whether to begin preparations for it or not. The State government is yet to take a final decision.
Although the government initially announced that schools would reopen on January 1, Primary and Secondary Education Minister S. Suresh Kumar on Wednesday said the government would take a final call later next week.
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