Bhubaneswar: Offline teaching for classes 1 to 7 in Odisha resumed on Monday after nearly two years. The students wore masks, their body temperatures were checked with thermal scanners and sanitisers were applied on their hands as they entered the schools, reported PTI. The government has drawn guidelines, including a week-long rapport building exercise, aimed…
Bhubaneswar: Odisha chief minister Naveen Patnaik on Monday urged the students to strictly follow Covid-19 protocols, further requesting the parents to instill confidence in children to attend schools, reported ANI. In his address to the students, Patnaik stated that he is very happy with the reopening of schools after two years. “Today is a historic…
Bhubaneswar: Physical classes for all educational institutions resumed in Odisha on Monday, almost a month after remaining closed due to the third wave of the coronavirus pandemic. Following Covid-19 protocols, students of class 7 and above, colleges, ITIs, professional institutions and universities started physical classes on Monday. Also, hostels in colleges and universities reopened a…
Bhubaneswar: Physical classes for 6th and 7th standard students resumed in Odisha on Monday after almost a gap of more than 18 months. In view of the Covid-19 outbreak, classroom teaching for classes 6 and 7 students had been suspended since March 2020. The schools reopened for classes 6 and 7 students with strict adherence…
The Odisha government on Wednesday gave the go ahead to reopen schools in the state for classes 6 and 7 from November 15. However, online classes will continue to remain an option as offline mode of classes won’t be made compulsory for the students. The teaching hours for both classes 6 and 7 will be…
Bhubaneswar: Schools reopened for students of class 8 in Odisha on Monday while following the Covid-19 protocols. “Both government and private schools have reopened for class 8 students and the classes were held between 9am and 12.30pm,” said the School and Mass Education Department. While the online option will continue, students can attend the offline…
Bhubaneswar: The Odisha government has decided to resume offline classes for class 11 and class 8 students from October 21 and 25 respectively, reported IANS. “Following the direction of chief minister Naveen Patnaik, we have decided to start the physical teaching for class 11 students from October 21. Similarly, a decision has been taken to…
