BMC has instructed the principals to start Class I to VII schools in Mumbai from tomorrow. Municipal Education Officer Raju Tadvi has given instructions in this regard. However, there was an atmosphere of confusion among the students and parents as no instructions were given by the schools with one day left for the commencement of school. Similarly, Raju Tadvi, Education Officer, Mumbai Municipal Corporation, has clarified that schools in Mumbai will start from tomorrow and parents, students and teachers should not have any confusion about the school.
"Schools have been advised to start school from December 15. However, some schools have so far not given any instructions to parents to send their children to school. This is a serious matter and new instructions will be issued," said Raju Tadvi, Education Officer, Mumbai Municipal Corporation. Said.
Mumbai Municipal Corporation Education Officer Raju Tadvi has given instructions to start classes I to VII from 15th December. The decision to start a primary school in Mumbai was taken by the Municipal Corporation on November 30. The Corona Prevention Regulations were also announced at the time. However, no notice was given by the schools with one day left till the commencement of the school. Therefore, there was an atmosphere of confusion in the parents.
The decision to start a primary school in Mumbai has been handed over to the local administration on the backdrop of Omicron in the state. Mumbai Municipal Corporation Education Officer Raju Tadvi held a press conference on November 30 and announced that classes I to VII would start from December 15. When Tadavi was asked about resuming school a week later, he said there had been no change in the decision to start primary school from December 15. The majority of parents in Mumbai are employed and have relocated to work due to the declining corona outbreak. Parents say schools need to notify parents one day in advance if they are to start school on December 15. But some schools are still waiting for new instructions from the education department. This created an atmosphere of confusion.