Schools to function three days a week, two days online until further notice

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CHATURANGA PRADEEP SAMARAWICKRAMA Follow

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The Education Ministry has issued a special missive recommending schools to function every Monday, Tuesday and Thursday until further notice, as well as to continue with online teaching practices on Wednesdays and Fridays when schools are not functioning.

According to the letter, it has been advised to conduct school activities such as administration and to continue studies without causing disturbances after reopening schools on Monday (25).

Accordingly, the first school term for the year 2022 will be extended until September 7. The duration of the second and third terms will be announced later.

A time table should be created to cover the syllabi during the three days where the schools are held.

It is compulsory for students to attend school on time, but they should not be inconvenience if they are unable to come to school on time for acceptable reasons.

The students should wear school uniforms. But students must not be discouraged for their shortcomings in their uniforms. (Chaturanga Samarawickrama)

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TONI Wednesday, 20 July 2022 05:23 PM

HOW TO CONDUCT ONLINE CLASSES WHEN THERE IS A POWER CUT?

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Anne Karunaratne Thursday, 21 July 2022 09:05 AM

Exactly!! Even though it was said that there won't be power cuts in the morning there have been several short power cuts during morning hours!! Ask school authorities to allow children to come in decent casual clothing please. In this heat, wearing uniforms buttoned up to the neck, wearing a mask, without a proper fan (during power cuts no fan!) working in a classroom of more than 40 children, how can you expect a child to concentrate in class??? It is time for a change! Wearing a Uniform is NOT the most important thing in a school, it is how the teachers mould/teach the children that matters.

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