The government announced the opening of school administration offices from July 15.

The government announced the opening of school administration offices from July 15.

Teachers and students will not be allowed in the schools. The Corona situation will be reviewed in the first and last week of August to open the school on September 15. Send copies of NCOC decisions to the provinces.

The federal government has announced the opening of school administration offices from July 15. Teachers and students will not be allowed in the schools. The Corona situation will be reviewed in the first and last week of August to open schools on September 15.

According to details, the Federal Minister for Education has informed all the provinces about the decisions of the NCOC to open educational institutions from September 15.

A copy of the decision has been sent to the four provinces including Gilgit-Baltistan and Azad Kashmir that the administrative offices of educational institutions will be opened from July 15.

Meanwhile, arrangements should be made to open the school with precautionary measures against corona. The Corona situation will be reviewed in the first and last week of August.

The next strategy for opening the school on September 15 will be decided. On the other hand, on the direction of Chief Minister Usman Bazdar, a special meeting of the Cabinet Committee on Corona and Dengue Control has also been held in which the proposal of smart lockdown during Eid-ul-Adha was considered.

It was decided at the meeting that parks and recreational places would remain closed on Eid-ul-Adha. It was decided in the meeting that the administrative office of the schools would be opened and the administrative staff would be allowed to come but the students and teachers would not be allowed to come in the schools. During the meeting, the Secretary School Education said that as per the decision of the federal government, the education department would issue complete guidelines on schools SOPs before opening schools.

Schools are being considered to run in two shifts and there will be two and a half hour classes in each shift. Handwash, masks and other necessary safety measures will be ensured in schools. Similarly, it was decided in a special meeting of the Punjab Cabinet Committee on Corona and Dengue Control today that the issuance of property, professional tax and excise permits would be allowed under the appointment management system.

It was decided at the meeting that parks and recreational places would remain closed on Eid-ul-Adha. It was decided in the meeting that the administrative office of the schools would be opened and the administrative staff would be allowed to come but the students and teachers would not be allowed to come in the schools. During the meeting, the Secretary School Education said that as per the decision of the federal government, the education department would issue complete guidelines on schools SOPs before opening schools.

Schools are being considered to run in two shifts and there will be two and a half hour classes in each shift. Handwash, masks and other necessary safety measures will be ensured in schools. Similarly, it was decided in a special meeting of the Punjab Cabinet Committee on Corona and Dengue Control today that the issuance of property, professional tax and excise permits would be allowed under the appointment management system.

He also said in a TV program yesterday that we are not announcing any final date for the opening of the school on September 15. I am under a lot of pressure to open a school, but I will not tolerate any pressure. Because, God willing, if something happens to a child, then everyone has to blame me. So we will decide to open the school only after looking at the whole situation. He said that even if the schools were reopened from September 15, these classes would be called. Just as the fifth class will be called, because the children of this class have to go to the elementary section, so will the ninth after the eighth class. Strict SOPs will be made regarding these students and the school.