Delhi / Schools from Nursery to VIII will open from Monday, Directorate of Education gave an instruction

Schools are opening in the capital for the children of classes Nursery to VIII from Monday. For this, the schools have made preparations to welcome the students. However, some parents are still apprehensive about sending their children to school.

Schools from classes IX to XII have opened since Monday after being closed for a long time due to the Corona epidemic. Whereas from February 14, schools are opening for classes from Nursery to VIII after two years. For this, schools have sent consent letters through messages and emails. Parents have been asked by the schools to ensure that the child uses his/her own belongings.

No sports or any other gathering will be organized in the school. Principal of Vidya Bal Bhavan School, Mayur Vihar, Dr. Satbir told that consent letters have been given to the parents and only 30 per cent have given consent to send the children to school. From Monday, we have opened schools for classes IV to VIII. has decided.

Parents are still afraid to send their children from nursery to third grade to school. He said that we have decided to hold prayer meetings on the basis of different classes. So that the covid protocol is followed. Lakshya Chhabria, president of the Affordable Private School Association, said that the schools are ready to open, during this time the safety of the children and the Kovid protocol will be taken care of.

Prayer meetings will be held separately. Lunch times will also vary. Care will also be taken that children do not gather at one place. Another principal said that he would try to teach them outside the classrooms. There will be many children who will come to school for the first time, for them there will be different types of activities so that they can adapt themselves to the school environment.

Do not pressure school to bring books for a week

The Directorate of Education has directed that children should not be pressured to bring books for a week after the school opens. They are also asked to include various activities for their entertainment.

The directorate has said that when the school opens, the teachers will have to warmly welcome the children and the parents accompanying them. Upon arrival in the classroom, the teacher will ask the children to share their experience during the time of lockdown. If a child feels uncomfortable sharing his experience, the teacher will not pressurize him. At the same time, a group will be formed with a pair of children, so that the children can express their views openly.

Students may also be asked to share their lockdown experience through poetry or pictures. The directorate has directed the teachers to talk to the students of classes VI to VIII about their hopes, aspirations and aspirations. At the same time, students are instructed to have an informal face-to-face discussion for about two weeks.

Schools to organize 20 activities: The Directorate of Education has directed schools to include 20 activities to make children feel comfortable and strengthen relationships. This would include activities like kindness, gratitude, emotional aspect, listen and jump, imaginary ball, salutation, black or white, good experiences, integration of words, you are unique, face game and what's in the name. Under this, students will be asked to share their good experiences to problems.