New Delhi: Schools for junior classes in the country's capital Delhi are going to open from February 14. However, some parents in Delhi are worried about sending their child to school. After being closed for a long time due to the Corona pandemic, schools for classes 9 to 12 have reopened on Monday (February 7). While from February 14, classes will be reopened from nursery to 8.
Amita Sharma, head of the primary wing of an east Delhi school, said, "For the first month, we are planning to settle only students from primary classes. Some of these students have never entered the school. We're making different plans. Schools in the city were reopened for some time, after being re-closed on December 28 last year in view of the third wave of the cause of its new variant of the coronavirus, Omicron.
At the same time, the central government, with its guidelines, had left it to the state government to give the consent of the parents for the students to physically attend the schools. Shubhi Soni, head of The Shriram Wonder Years School in Rohini, said, "We are opening the school in a phased manner. Parents are being notified through SMS and email. Keeping in mind the weather, we are considering to conduct studies out of the classrooms and in a windy place.
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