Offline schools for Std. 6 to 8 will start from September 2,2021- Said Education Minister

Offline schools for Std. 6 to 8 will start from September 2,2021- Said  Education Minister

A cabinet meeting was held today in the place of Chief Minister Vijay Rupani. The meeting has taken a big decision on the issue of starting schools of standard 6 to 8 offline. Education Minister Bhupendrasinh Chudasama said that offline schools from standard 6 to 8 will start from September 2. This will require strict adherence to Corona's guidelines.

The case of covid vaccine and Corona was discussed in the cabinet today. The issue of rain-fed drinking water and irrigation in the state was discussed in the cabinet. The issue of starting more classes in offline education in the state was also discussed. The forthcoming plans and policy matters of the state government were discussed. The planning of PM Modi's September 5 Gujarat tour was also discussed.

Education Minister Bhupendrasinh Chudasama said that classes from standard 6 to 8 will start. It has been decided in today's cabinet meeting that 6 to 8 schools will be started on September 2. It is estimated that more than 32 lakh children will be educated. Will continue on-line education with real. SOP must be complied with with 50% attendance.

The government has taken initiative to improve the quality of the survey conducted during the teacher survey conducted yesterday. Congratulations to 38% of the teachers who participated. 38% of the teachers were present and the rest of the teachers should make efforts to join the survey in future. 

The teachers who joined the survey said that our knowledge increased. We will study the fee petition filed by the Board of Trustees and decide on the fee issue. It is planned that all teachers will be vaccinated by September 5.

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