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Schools in Delhi to Reopen in a Phased Manner From September 1

Classes for 9-12 grades will begin from September 1, while classes for 6-8 grades from September 8. Schools in Delhi were shut last year in March, ahead of the nationwide lockdown.
Classes for 9-12 grades will begin from September 1, while classes for 6-8 grades from September 8. Schools in Delhi were shut last year in March, ahead of the nationwide lockdown.
schools in delhi to reopen in a phased manner from september 1
Representative image of a school in Delhi. Photo: Fracois Caillet/Flickr CC 2.0
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New Delhi: Schools in the national capital will reopen in a phased manner from September 1, according to sources. A decision in this regard was taken at the meeting of the Delhi Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) on Friday, August 27.

"Reopening of schools will begin in a phased manner. Classes for 9-12 grades will begin from September 1 and that for 6-8 grades from September 8," a source said.

The decision came following a marked improvement in the COVID-19 situation in Delhi, following a recent brutal second wave of the infection which claimed many lives, with the shortage of oxygen at hospitals across the city adding to the woes.

Schools in the national capital were ordered to shut last year in March, ahead of a nationwide lockdown to contain the spread of coronavirus. The Delhi government recently announced partial reopening of schools and allowed the students of standard 10th and 12th to visit schools for admission-related work, practical activities and counselling sessions.

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