MANGALURU: After six months of closure, the schools campuses in Dakshina Kannada reopened on Friday for standards 8-10.
Block education officials (BEOs) said that a good number of students have arrived in campus to attend offline classes.
Some schools had 60% attendance while few had more than 80% attendance, whereas few schools have decided to open only from Monday.
All the schools were cleaned and sanitised. Some schools were decorated with flowers and bunting to welcome students.
The classes for grades 6 and 7 will commence from September 20.
Offline classes for students from classes 6-10 will be divided in two parts –- morning and afternoon sessions to avoid rush at schools.
Classes for grade 9 and 10 will be held in the morning till 1.30pm and class 8 students will have classes in the afternoon till 4.30pm.
Block education officials (BEOs) said that a good number of students have arrived in campus to attend offline classes.
Some schools had 60% attendance while few had more than 80% attendance, whereas few schools have decided to open only from Monday.
All the schools were cleaned and sanitised. Some schools were decorated with flowers and bunting to welcome students.
The classes for grades 6 and 7 will commence from September 20.
Offline classes for students from classes 6-10 will be divided in two parts –- morning and afternoon sessions to avoid rush at schools.
Classes for grade 9 and 10 will be held in the morning till 1.30pm and class 8 students will have classes in the afternoon till 4.30pm.
