Updated Jan 23, 2021 | 07:29 IST
Schools in Thane Rural have been given the permission to reopen from January 27 for classes 5 to 12. The reopening order includes all schools of all mediums including ashram schools in the district. Schools in Thane Rural to reopen from Jan 27 for 5th to 12th | Photo Credit: iStock Images
Schools for Classes 5 to 12 will reopen in the rural parts of Maharashtra s Thane district from January 27, an official said on Friday. As per an official release, district Guardian Minister Eknath Shinde issued directions to reopen schools of all mediums, including ashram schools, which have remained shut since the last 10 months due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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School Reopening News: Industrial training institutes, and polytechnic and engineering colleges in the state will also open from February 1. Representative image
Updated: Jan 15, 2021, 07:30 PM IST
School Reopening News: The Himachal Pradesh government on Friday issued an order to partially reopen schools from February 1. The state government said that the COVID guidelines will be strictly followed by students and teachers in the school. The state government has also made social distancing and wearing face masks mandatory for students and teachers.
Industrial training institutes, and polytechnic and engineering colleges in the state will also open from February 1. The decision to reopen these institutions was taken in the cabinet meeting chaired by Chief Minister Jairam Thakur after reviewing the current coronavirus situation in Himachal Pradesh.
Updated Jan 14, 2021 | 06:29 IST
Delhi Schools are set to reopen from January 18, 2021 after over 9 months for students of classes 10 and 12. Schools have welcomed the decision, parents are divided. Some are happy while other wanted more time. Delhi School Reopening News, Updates
A section of parents in the national capital on Wednesday welcomed the Delhi government s decision to allow schools to reopen for students of classes 10 and 12, while others felt it is unsafe to resume classroom learning before a vaccine against COVID-19 is available.
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Those welcoming the decision said that it will give students the opportunity to clarify their doubts and get into the exam mode before board exams begin in May. Students have been home bound for over 10 months. It s time they go out with due precautions and get into the preparatory mode, said Samvit Jha, a parent of a class-12 student and an architect by profession.
Updated Jan 06, 2021 | 14:39 IST
Punjab Schools have been ordered to resume physical classes for students of classes 5 to 8 from January 7, 2021. Classes for students of 9 to 12 have already been permitted in the state. Punjab School Reopening | News & Updates | Photo Credit: Representative Image
Schools in Punjab would reopen from tomorrow – January 7, 2021 for students of classes 5 to 8. Punjab Education Minister Vijay Inder Singla has stated that after repeated requests from parents, the state government has decided to allow physical classes for students of clases 5 to 8 from January 7. The schools would be held from 10 am to 3 pm. The order is application to all government, semi government and private schools.
Schools in Pune to reopen for classes 9 to 12 from January 4
Schools in Pune to reopen for classes 9 to 12 from January 4
The Pune Municipal Corporation(PMC) passed an order on December 24 allowing schools to reopen from January 4 with all the necessary measures.
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UPDATED: December 25, 2020 10:11 IST
The Pune Municipal Corporation(PMC) passed an order on December 24 allowing schools to reopen from January 4 with all the necessary measures.
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Schools to follow all the necessary guidlines.
Students are required to bring written consent from their parents.
Amid Covid-19, schools for classes 9 to 12 will open from January 4 in Pune. The Pune Municipal Corporation(PMC) passed an order on December 24 allowing schools to reopen from January 4. The administration has laid out some necessary guidelines that have to be followed by the school administrations.