With Covid cases declining in the country, several states will resume offline classes from tomorrow. Schools in Delhi, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Tamil Nadu and Uttar Pradesh will reopen their gates for face-to-face classes from tomorrow, September 1. As states prepare to resume classes offline, students have been trending social media with #SchoolsReopen and sharing memes before going to schools.
#schoolsreopening #SchoolsReopen
— Abhinav Kumar🇮🇳 (@singhabhi816) August 31, 2021
Me telling my mom why I should not go school on first day pic.twitter.com/kOOYfDqel9
While another student shared: "Schools are reopening meanwhile me who don't even remember in which class I was and the route to school."
Schools are reopening meanwhile me who don't even remember in which class I was not the route to school. 🥲#BacktoSchool2021 #SchoolsReopen#schoolreopen pic.twitter.com/UJLeT8FZWJ
— 𝕽𝖎𝖙𝖚 𝕽𝖆𝖏 👑 (@rritu_raj) August 31, 2021
Students returning to school after #SchoolsReopen pic.twitter.com/oq1RM8Hf4z
— Lingz (@lingarasuK) August 31, 2021
Another sharing a meme said: "Govt has clearly said that those students who do not wish to attend in person can join online classes. They should be marked as present. Wise decision. Will be interesting to see this % who prefer online classes."
Govt has clearly said that those students who do not wish to attend in person can join online classes. They should be marked as present. Wise decision. Will be interesting to see this % who prefer online classes. #SchoolsReopen#SchoolsReopen pic.twitter.com/pBarnRncFs
— V-KAS (@VikashVikee) August 31, 2021
Yeh Yeh school open hone wale hai#SchoolsReopen #schoolreopening #school pic.twitter.com/5EWtLBpdkH
— PERVEZ ALI (@digitalpervez) August 31, 2021
For the safety of the students and the teaching and non-teaching staff attending the schools, several safety measures related to Covid have been formulated. The visits of the students and the teachers will be arranged in a staggered manner and maintaining physical distance between students in classrooms and teachers in staff rooms is mandatory and the use of face masks, sanitisers, frequent handwashing and respiratory etiquette is made compulsory.
