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NCERT Textbooks: Students, Parents Fret Over Ncert Textbook Shortage | Bhubaneswar News

Bhubaneswar: The unavailability of National Council of Education Research and Training (NCERT) textbooks in schools affiliated to the Central Board of.

'Budget should focus on all-round devpt'

City Parents Sweat Over Nursery Admissions | Bhubaneswar News

Bhubaneswar: With city schools starting nursery admissions, parents are getting anxious over limited seats, varying selection processes, divergent tim.

Parents' Body: Parents' Body Stages Stir Over Fees: Demands for Fee Waiver and Bag Weight Reduction | Bhubaneswar News

The Odisha Abhibhabak Mahasangha (OAM) has launched an indefinite hunger strike demanding fee waiver by private schools for the Covid-19 period. They also demand reducing the weight of school bags for students and proper implementation of the Right to Education (RTE) Act.

OSCPCR asks school to show cause for 'poor marks' to students | Bhubaneswar News

The Odisha State Commission for Protection of Child Rights (OSCPCR) has issued a show cause notice to a private school affiliated to CBSE following al

Exam cancellation a big relief for CBSE students | Bhubaneswar News

Representative image BHUBANESWAR: The Centre's decision to cancel the Class-XII board examination to be conducted by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) on Tuesday got a mixed response from students. Parents and students were greatly relieved as there was a worry over students appearing for an offline examination at the time when the Covid-19 infection is at its peak. Though Prime Minister Narendra Modi said the decision was taken in the 'interest of students', many students felt their hard work had been wasted. Hours after the Centre called off the Class-XII board exams, the Council of Indian Certificate of Secondary Examination (CICSE) also cancelled the Class XII (ISC) 2021 examination. "There was much uncertainty and confusion over whether the exams would be held or not. Now it is a big relief that we won't have to go to the exam centres amid a pandemic," said Sreya Rath a Class-XII student of SAI International School. However, some students said they are 'confused' and 'worried' about the alternative marking system for assessment. The Class-XII results will be made according to a well-defined objective criteria in a time bound manner, government sources said.

Rising Covid infection in students raises concern in Odisha

Rising Covid infection in students raises concern in Odisha The government must consider it for the wellbeing of all and should be held responsible for any untoward development, said chairperson of the parents body Basudev Bhatt.  Share Via Email   |  A+A A- By Express News Service BHUBANESWAR: After Jharsuguda and Sundargarh, spread of Covid-19 among students of a residential school at Konark in Puri district has sparked disquiet over safety measures in educational institutions following reopening.Sources said four students in a high school functioning under ST/SC Development department in the town have tested positive and are undergoing treatment in isolation. Initially, two students, one hostel inmate and a day scholar, developed symptoms and subsequently samples were collected. They were found infected and later, two more students also tested positive. 

COVID infection among teachers raises concern in Odisha

COVID infection among teachers raises concern in Odisha Basudev Bhatt said COVID infections reported from 26 teachers and two students in the district have raised concerns over the safety of the kids in schools.  Share Via Email   |  A+A A- By Express News Service BHUBANESWAR:  Members of Odisha Abhibhabak Mahasangh, a State-level parents’ body, have raised serious concern over detection of 26 Covid positive cases among teachers in Gajapati district and sought immediate intervention of the government to ensure safety of students on school campuses.  Mahasangh president Basudev Bhatt said Covid infections reported from 26 teachers and two students in the district have raised concerns over the safety of the kids in schools. 

Odisha: Class X, XII students to be back in school from Friday | Bhubaneswar News

Students will be allowed to attend school only with a written consent from parents BHUBANESWAR: Providing relief to thousands of students, the state government on Saturday announced the dates of the annual High School Certificate (HSC) and Plus II examinations. The Class X board exam will be held from May 3 to 15. The Plus II board exam will begin from May 15 and conclude on June 11. The practical exams for both will begin from April 29. To prepare students for the board exams, the government has decided to reopen schools for classes X and XII from January 8. Students will attend 100 days of classroom teaching till April 28, including on Saturdays and Sundays. Students will be allowed to attend school only with a written consent from parents. The state government has issued a detailed standard operating procedure for schools, teachers and students on the subject of reopening.