No exams till Class 8 for govt school students in UP
Education | March 09, 2021 17:26 ISTDue to the pandemic conditions, the state government has decided to promote students till Class 8 to the next class without examination.
Due to the pandemic conditions, the state government has decided to promote students till Class 8 to the next class without examination.
The Manipur government has approved re-opening of schools for students of Class 6 to 8 from March 8, officials said on Wednesday.
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.
Children across the world have lost an average of 74 days of education or more than a third of the standard global 190-day school year each due to COVID-19-related school closures and lack of access to remote learning, a report by Save the Children revealed on Tuesday.
Only an undertaking from the parent or student concerned would be needed for appearing in the exams. This order by the Minister would be applicable to all Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), Indian Certificate of Secondary Education (ICSE), Madhya Pradesh Board of Secondary Education and other non-aided private affiliated schools in the state.
Thousands of students returned to classrooms on Monday as schools in Kashmir reopened for classes 9 to 12 after remaining closed for almost a year due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
As part of the decision to resume normal classes in schools in Telangana, the state government on Tuesday decided to reopen schools for classes 6 to 8 from February 24.
Schools in Haryana will reopen for Classes 3 to 5 from February 24 after remaining closed for 11 months due to coronavirus pandemic.
Schools in Sikkim will reopen for pre-primary and primary students from February 15, after remaining closed for 11 months due to coronavirus pandemic, the state government said.
Schools in Chhattisgarh will resume their physical classes for standards 9 to 12 from February 15, the state government said on Saturday.
Schools in Uttar Pradesh, shut last year amid the coronavirus pandemic, will reopen February 10 onward. The directive will be effective for all schools government and private, and all boards - CBSE, ISC, ICSC.
Schools for students of classes 9th to 11th reopened in the national capital on February 05. The schools followed COVID-19 guidelines amid pandemic fear. Students and teachers were allowed entry only after thermal screening. Students of classes 9th and 11th joined the school after a long gap of over 10 months. The government had resumed schools for classes 10th and 12th on January 18. All educational institutions were forced to shut down due to coronavirus pandemic.
After conducting physical classes for standards 10 and 12 for a month, the Odisha government on Monday said that it has decided to reopenschools for the students of classes 9 and 11 from February 8 amid strict adherence to COVID-19 guidelines.
Schools in Haryana will reopen for Classes 6 to 8 from February 1, according to an order issued by the Department of School Education on Friday.
The Karnataka government has decided to hold full-day classes for students of class 9, 10, and first and second year Pre-University across the state from February 1, Primary and Secondary Education Minister S Suresh Kumar said on Thursday.
Weeks after reopening schools for Classes 10 and 12, the Gujarat government on Wednesday announced that students of Classes 9 and 11 will also be permitted to attend school from February 1.
The Punjab School Education Department will reopen primary classes at all schools from January 27, State Education minister Vijay Inder Singla said on Wednesday.
Schools in Haryana will reopen for Classes 6 to 8 from the first week of February, state Education Minister Kanwar Pal said on Wednesday. Schools in Haryana will reopen for Classes 6 to 8 from the first week of February, state Education Minister Kanwar Pal said on Wednesday.
The state government action came based on a High Court directive which asked the government to reduce the fees in all aided and unaided private schools for the 2020-21 academic session in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.
All schools in Mumbai that comes under Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation limits will remain closed till further orders, BMC has said.
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