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Dhaka: The government has instructed those responsible for educational institutions to ensure the placement of students in their respective residences during the holidays.
The Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Primary and Mass Education have issued separate instructions in this regard after extending the ongoing holidays in all types of educational institutions until October 31.
The government has also said that teachers are not required to go to school at the same time taking into account the health risks.
The Ministry of Education has said in a directive that all types of educational institutions will remain closed until October 31 in continuation of the previous closure to protect students from the transmission of the corona virus. During this time, students will remain in their respective residences to protect themselves and others from the Corona virus infection and will participate in television and online learning activities.
On the other hand, according to the directives of the Ministry of Primary and Mass Education, all kinds of public and private primary schools and kindergartens will be closed until October 31 to protect students from the spread of the corona virus. At this time, students will remain in their respective residences to protect themselves and others from Corona virus infection.
It was reported that parents will ensure the placement of students in the accommodation according to the instructions of the two ministries and the local administration will monitor it closely.
It was also said that the principals of the interested schools will ensure that their respective students study their textbooks at their place of residence through the concerned parents.
The directives and disciplines issued during the Prime Minister’s Office, Cabinet Division, Ministry of Public Administration and Department of Health Services have been mentioned in the directives of the two ministries to comply with the students.
Teachers are not required to come to school.
The organization is instructing teachers to attend many college schools due to health risks, which has caused outrage among teachers.
Schools are asking teachers to go to school in light of a directive issued by the Department of Secondary and Higher Education on September 22 on ‘accidental inspection’. However, there is no obligation to attend school under such instruction.
Senior Secretary of the Ministry of Primary and Mass Education. Akram-al-Hussein also said: “We have not issued any such directives.”
‘We have given instructions for the plan to reopen the school. We have developed a guideline to consider when the school will reopen. We have prepared it taking into account the guidelines developed by WHO, Ministry of Health, UNICEF, UNESCO. I gave it to all the schools. All of our educational institutions will consider that reopening plan and will make a school reopening plan. That is why I said that the work must be done 15 days before the school opens. We have not made any decision to come to school outside of this. ‘
The secretary said, we are government employees. All of our offices have opened. There is some work at school, there is academic work. Professors can come, officers can come.
Bangladesh time: 2148 hours, October 1, 2020
MIH / AA
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