PTI: “While the schools are scheduled to open from July 1 after the summer vacations, increasing Covid cases have become a major concern for the parents yet again." "The state government has stated that it is not in favour of any more disruptions in studies and aims to continue education while keeping the safety of students and teachers at prior," Kapur further said. "At our school, children with low immunity are provided with the option of staying at home, while parents can connect with the school authorities to get the class work of the student at home.
Also, MPS has special classes for students seeking education in isolation," the principal added. Pallavi Upadhyaya, Principal, DPS RNE, Ghaziabad, said, "The concerns of parents about their child's safety are valid, and we have made a personal effort to allay their apprehensions in the midst of the sudden rise in Covid cases. "We have instituted strict abidance to Covid safety protocols, whether it's time to time cleanliness, issuance of hand sanitisers, and prohibition of gatherings in large groups." She said wearing masks in classes is mandatory, and outside access to the playground and campus is restricted due to the heatwaves that the city is grappling with. "We have administered a special healthcare centre which is tasked to take care of unwell students and treat them with utmost diligence," she said.
According to Anshu Mittal, Principal, MRG School in Rohini, parents had an enriching experience when the schools reopened after a gap of two years and are "more than ready" to send their children back to school post vacations. "We will ensure strict adherence to social distancing norms and also arrange drinking water facilities at common points to keep them hydrated.