Std. Children of 1st and 2nd will go to school for the first time today, parents did not have time to prepare

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Rajkot,: The state's education minister finally met tomorrow. The decision to start direct education classes for children from Std 1 to 5 from the beginning of the new academic session has been welcomed by the school administrators but the parents and children could not get even 24 hours to prepare for the sudden announcement of the decision. The education department was also in a frenzy on the day of the holiday. Std. Children entering 1st and 2nd will go to school for the first time today.

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Schools were closed from March 20. School classes were reopened in phases. Std. Demands for starting classes 1 to 5 have been made for a long time but no decision was taken in the last cabinet meeting and teachers and parents were shocked when the Education Minister suddenly announced this on Sunday. Rajkot City - The President of the District Board of Trustees said that the government's hasty decision is unplanned. If it is the wedding season now, many parents have to reach out to the village immediately. Not everyone can immediately arrange for children's bags and fees. Fee collection will start as soon as the school starts.

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Apart from this, when a person above the age of 18 can take corona vaccine in India. Children from 1 to 5 years of age should be careful about sending these children to school when they have not received a single dose of the vaccine. If one person becomes infected, the infection can spread to others immediately. Meanwhile, in Rajkot district, there are 4 government primary schools, including private and subsidized schools in a total of 1356 schools. Classes will be started for 1.82 lakh children from 1st to 5th.