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Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], March 15 (ANI): Karnataka Primary and Secondary Education Minister S. Suresh Kumar on Monday called for stringent action against schools that are running offline classes from standard 1 to 5, after a violation of the government's COVID guidelines.
“Our decision will be based on the committee report and if any private school violates our order and goes ahead with reopening classrooms for primary students, we will take action,” he said.
Schools in Bengaluru conduct ‘satisfaction’ surveys Updated: Updated: This involves getting feedback from students who are attending online and offline classes Share Article This involves getting feedback from students who are attending online and offline classes Schools in the city are conducting ‘satisfaction surveys’ involving students who are attending online and offline classes. Based on the feedback, they are tweaking the learning strategy. School managements have got feedback that offline classes are the students’ preferred choice. Nooraine Fazal, founder-director of Inventur...
Offline classes for Grade VIII and above will begin from February 22 in Bengaluru (and other areas bordering Kerala) while campus classes for Grade VI and above will start from next Monday in the rest of Karnataka.
Representative image ERODE: The school education department is yet to decide on conducting offline classes for students of class 1 to 8, school education minister K A Sengottaiyan said here on Thursday. “We will take a decision on this after discussing with the chief minister,” the minister told reporters after inaugurating Rs 2 crore worth of projects in Nasiyanur and Naruvalur panchayats in Gobichettipalayam assembly segment. The minister said about 98.5% of students were attending classes across the state. He said the school education department was taking steps to issue ‘tabs’ t...