Schools for Classes 6 to 8 reopen from September 6: Leh
Press Trust of India | September 1, 2021 | 11:24 AM IST | 1 min read
The administration in Leh district on Tuesday announced reopening of all schools for classes 6 to 8 from September 6, officials said.
NEW DELHI: The administration in Leh district on Tuesday announced reopening of all schools for classes 6 to 8 from September 6, officials said.
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A notification in this connection was issued by Deputy Commissioner (DC) of Leh Shrikant Suse. As per the notification, all government and private schools from classes 6 to 8 in Leh district will reopen from September 6.
All schools have been advised to strictly adhere to COVID-19 SOP and Covid-appropriate behaviour, the DC said. The reopening of schools for the rest of the classes will be reviewed separately, he said.
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