Guidelines For Schools And Colleges

In a new set of guidelines, the Mizoram government said schools and hostels will be re-opened for all classes from the new academic session, commencing on April 5.

"Jamia has been closed for more than two years and students from all over the country have been demanding its reopening ever since the DDMA (Delhi Disaster Management Authority) guidelines to reopen all schools and colleges were released in the first week of February," the outfits said.

Thorough sanitisation should be carried out in libraries and college premises and there should be adequate availability of thermal scanners, hand sanitisers and soaps, the DDMA said.

School Reopening News: With Covid cases declining, states have started reopening schools and colleges for physical classes. As per the previous guidelines, consent from parents was necessary for students to attend schools. This provision was criticised by many.

Mandatory thermal screening, staggered lunch breaks, the alternate seating arrangements in classrooms and avoiding routine guest visits are among the guidelines announced by the Delhi Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) for reopening schools and colleges from September 1.

The Assam Government has issued guidelines with respect to COVID-19 as to how educational institutions will function amid the ongoing pandemic. All educational institutions in the state including schools, colleges and universities, as per the guidelines, must provide quality virtual education.

After a gap of over nine months, colleges and universities across Odisha on Monday reopened their classrooms to students of final year undergraduate and postgraduate courses, amid strict adherence to COVID-19 guidelines, an official said. Seats were arranged in a way to ensure all social distancing

The Bihar Education Department has issued guidelines for reopening educational institutes including schools, colleges and universities from January 4. The classes will commence at 50% of the total strength.

The Union Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) on Tuesday, October 27, issued an order to extend the MHA unlock guidelines for reopening of schools and colleges till November end.

Schools and colleges, shut since March as lockdown was announced across the country, will be allowed to re-open from October 15, the Centre said Wednesday while announcing the next phase of lifting of coronavirus-related restrictions.

To contain the spread of COVID-19, the Assam government issued a slew of guidelines prohibiting certain activities under the Disaster Management Act. The govt directed that the schools, colleges, educational and coaching institutes for regular class activities shall remain closed till September 30.

Schools, colleges and coaching classes will remain closed for students and regular teaching activities till September 30, according to 'Unlock-4' guidelines issued by the Rajasthan government for activities outside COVID-19 containment zones.

School, colleges and other educational institutions will continue to remain closed for students, said the Centre on Saturday as it issued guidelines for the month-long fourth phase of easing down the COVID-19 restrictions - "Unlock4" - beginning September 1.

Schools, colleges and educational institutions will remain closed till July 31, as per the new guidelines for COVID-19 Unlock 2 released by the Union Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) today.

Night curfew timings have been relaxed, shops large enough to do so can accommodate more than five people and schools, colleges and educational institutions will stay closed till July 31, the government said Monday night

In a new set of guidelines, the Mizoram government said schools and hostels will be re-opened for all classes from the new academic session, commencing on April 5.

"Jamia has been closed for more than two years and students from all over the country have been demanding its reopening ever since the DDMA (Delhi Disaster Management Authority) guidelines to reopen all schools and colleges were released in the first week of February," the outfits said.

Thorough sanitisation should be carried out in libraries and college premises and there should be adequate availability of thermal scanners, hand sanitisers and soaps, the DDMA said.

School Reopening News: With Covid cases declining, states have started reopening schools and colleges for physical classes. As per the previous guidelines, consent from parents was necessary for students to attend schools. This provision was criticised by many.

Mandatory thermal screening, staggered lunch breaks, the alternate seating arrangements in classrooms and avoiding routine guest visits are among the guidelines announced by the Delhi Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) for reopening schools and colleges from September 1.

The Assam Government has issued guidelines with respect to COVID-19 as to how educational institutions will function amid the ongoing pandemic. All educational institutions in the state including schools, colleges and universities, as per the guidelines, must provide quality virtual education.

After a gap of over nine months, colleges and universities across Odisha on Monday reopened their classrooms to students of final year undergraduate and postgraduate courses, amid strict adherence to COVID-19 guidelines, an official said. Seats were arranged in a way to ensure all social distancing

The Bihar Education Department has issued guidelines for reopening educational institutes including schools, colleges and universities from January 4. The classes will commence at 50% of the total strength.

The Union Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) on Tuesday, October 27, issued an order to extend the MHA unlock guidelines for reopening of schools and colleges till November end.

Schools and colleges, shut since March as lockdown was announced across the country, will be allowed to re-open from October 15, the Centre said Wednesday while announcing the next phase of lifting of coronavirus-related restrictions.

To contain the spread of COVID-19, the Assam government issued a slew of guidelines prohibiting certain activities under the Disaster Management Act. The govt directed that the schools, colleges, educational and coaching institutes for regular class activities shall remain closed till September 30.

Schools, colleges and coaching classes will remain closed for students and regular teaching activities till September 30, according to 'Unlock-4' guidelines issued by the Rajasthan government for activities outside COVID-19 containment zones.

School, colleges and other educational institutions will continue to remain closed for students, said the Centre on Saturday as it issued guidelines for the month-long fourth phase of easing down the COVID-19 restrictions - "Unlock4" - beginning September 1.

Schools, colleges and educational institutions will remain closed till July 31, as per the new guidelines for COVID-19 Unlock 2 released by the Union Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) today.

Night curfew timings have been relaxed, shops large enough to do so can accommodate more than five people and schools, colleges and educational institutions will stay closed till July 31, the government said Monday night