The school has been set up with all the precautionary measures by the government on the advice of experts. Parents were waiting for the start of class 1 to 5, with the chief ministers in charge of a task force meeting to decide on starting the school.
Shimoga: The government has no intention of cutting the curriculum this time, Primary and Secondary Education Minister B.C. Nagesh said.
He was speaking at the inauguration of class 1-5 at Malavagoppa government school in the city on Monday and the department has no plans to cut the text. The necessary changes will be made according to the next situation.
Since the Dussehra holiday has been cut, the action needed to complete the course has already been done with the cooperation of the experts. Already 3 rounds of talks have been held to meet the demands of the Primary Teachers Union. "There is some disagreement on some issues and it will be resolved," he said.
The school has been set up with all the precautionary measures by the government on the advice of experts. Parents were waiting for the start of class 1 to 5, when a task force chaired by the chief ministers decided to start school and the first phase was to run a half day school for the next day.
Today, parents are happy to bring their children to school. The people of Ayya School Development are also encouraging the opening of the school. He said that in many cases the school was inaugurated in a festive manner which highlighted the priority given to social education.
There are 48 thousand schools in the state, of which 28900 are organized. 7 thousand schools to be repaired. He said that in this case, the children in these schools have been asked to adjust and run the school
An adoption plan for the development of schools is still being implemented. I will be bringing a separate app for this and my public will be contributing to the development and adoption of government schools in the name of my donation.
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