“They are not just giving access to the foods in the schools but giving them the knowledge of how to carry a healthy lifestyle over into their home lives,” Hunt said. Beth Hunt, mother of two children in the Oxford School District, said the educational component is the most valuable. KSRTC employees on strike, demand pay revisionįormer USC athletic official to plead guilty in U.S.Green said the GFOS program works in classrooms, cafeterias and gardens in the Oxford community to help educate both students and their families about living a healthy lifestyle through gardening skills. ambassador to United Nations Bill Richardson ends Myanmar visitĪssam approves medical seat quota for ‘tea tribes’ĮCB bans Yorkshire from hosting international matches for "abhorrent" handling of racism in clubĬhandigarh reduces VAT on petrol, diesel by ₹7 a litre after Centre's excise duty cut Two shot dead, four injured in attack on ex-Sarpanch family in Gurugramįormer U.S. ₹80 lakh worth ganja seized in Vizag city limits Two migrant workers died, one injured while bursting crackers in Hyderabad’s Chatrinaka area He said midday meals for students in lower primary classes would start on November 2. Vishal, Commissioner for Public Instruction, urged parents to opt for offline classes. Many school managements said it would be difficult for them to run both offline and online classes.
“We had asked for consent letters from parents who requested us to reopen after Deepavali,” he said. Supreet, secretary, Oxford School, Nagarbhavi, said although they had initially planned to reopen lower primary classes on Monday, they decided to start these classes on November 8. Principals of private schools that have delayed the resumption of offline classes said they would do so only after taking consent from all parents.ī.R. The resumption of physical classes has come as a huge relief to a majority of parents, especially those who had enrolled their children in government and aided schools that did not have the infrastructure to conduct online classes. While government and aided schools welcomed students in standards I to V back to the classroom, many private schools have decided to defer the reopening after Deepavali. After 19 months, lower primary classes reopened on October 25.
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