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This article provides updates on the reopening of schools in Patna after a cold wave, including new timings for classes.
Schools in Patna are back in action! After a break due to the severe cold wave, all classes in private and government schools resumed on January 17. The decision came after the weather improved, allowing students to return to their studies.
The District Magistrate of Patna, Thyagarajan, announced that educational activities for all classes are now permitted in schools and Anganwadi centers. However, there’s a key rule: classes will not start before 9 AM to ensure the health and safety of the children during the chilly mornings.
This new timing will be in effect until January 20, and if the weather continues to get better, there could be further changes to school hours. Earlier, schools for students up to class eight were closed, but classes have gradually reopened since January 12 and 14 for younger students.
Parents, teachers, and students are relieved and excited about the reopening. Schools have been instructed to prioritize the safety and health of the children, making sure they remain comfortable during the cold weather.
With schools now fully operational, everyone is looking forward to a smooth return to education. The administration is keeping a close watch on weather conditions and will adjust plans if needed in the coming days.
Summary:
- Schools in Patna reopened on January 17 after a cold wave.
- Classes will start only after 9 AM for better health safety.
- The new timing rule is effective until January 20.
- Parents and teachers are happy with the decision to reopen.
- Safety of children will be a priority as schools resume.
