Assam news: Students are advised against wearing waistcoats or ties, and schools must ensure that all fans are functional, classrooms are well-ventilated, and alternate power sources are available in case of outages.
Patna district administration has changed the school timings for all private and government schools including pre-schools, and anganwadi centres of the district. Students and parents are advised to keep in touch with the school authorities for the latest updates.
The School Education Authorities of Kashmir have changed the school timings of all schools in the valley including government and non-government due to changes in weather. As per order, Schools will close for Eid holidays in the valley following which new timings will come into effect from April 12.
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has announced that government school timings will be reduced. The students will not need to study for eight hours anymore.
All schools in Noida and Greater Noida for Classes from nursery to 8 will resume at 10 am from January 18 onwards. The Gautam Buddh Nagar Basic Education Officer, Rahul Panwar released an order in this regard. Check details here.
Primary school timings in Himachal Pradesh's Una have been revised. According to the new order, Primary schools will now be open at 10 am and close at 3 PM. These orders will remain in force during January. A decision can be taken again when the severity of winter subsides next month.
These changes are applicable to all secondary and higher secondary government schools across the state.
The Uttar Pradesh Government will soon change the school timings under the new education policy. Check new timings, and other details.
The Delhi Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) has prepared the action plan and submitted it to the Centre last month.
The decision for change in timings of the schools will be implemented from Saturday. Dr Chandrashekher Singh, District Magistrate, Patna, has issued a notification in this regard.
The change comes as the northern and central parts of the country face heatwave conditions.
Both government and private schools will have to abide by the change in timings, the order read. Also, the order also applies to pre-primary classes and to primary classes till standard 8.
Several parts of India are experiencing a severe cold wave. The decision to revise school timings was taken keeping this in mind.
Keeping in view the IMD forecast of possible hot weather across Odisha during the summer, the Odisha government on Tuesday revised the school timings, an official notification issued by the School and Mass Education (S&ME) department said.
In a statement issued by the Education department, Singla said from Monday onwards, primary schools will function from 9 am to 3 pm and middle, high and senior secondary schools from 9 am to 3:20 pm.
Lucknow district administration Wednesday instructed all schools till class 12 to open at 9 am from Thursday (December 13) due to cold wave.
The DoE has directed many schools to begin late on Monday due to rehearsals for Independence Day celebrations, that will be held at the Read Fort.
Lucknow: After a brief respite on Sunday, fog and icy winds returned in Uttar Pradesh's capital city and neighbouring areas on Monday, making the winter chill unbearable and forcing authorities to order change in school
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