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No extension in summer vacation: SED

LCT Desk by LCT Desk
July 17, 2024
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Srinagar, Jul 16: School Education Department (SED) Tuesday clarified that there will be no extension in summer vacation and subsequently ordered students to resume classes from July-18.
SED on microblogging site X said, “All Schools (Govt. & Private recognized) shall be re-opened on 18.7.2024, after summer vacations across the UT.”(SIC)
It also ordered the Chief Education Officers, Zonal Education Officers and HoIs to follow the cleanness advisory.
Advisory to HOIs…
Cleanliness: Ensure that all premises, including classrooms, corridors, and common areas, are thoroughly cleaned.
Pay special attention towards clean toilets, ensuring these are hygienic and well-maintained.
Clean and disinfect water tanks to ensure safe drinking water.
Ensure rooftops are free of debris and dirt.
Grass Cutting: Trim and maintain lawns and grounds to provide a neat and safe environment to students.
Removal of Junks and Debris: Clear any junk, waste, or debris from the school premises to maintain a clean and clutter-free environment.
Removal of Stagnant Water: Identity and remove any stagnant water to prevent the breeding of mosquitoes and other pests.
Plugging of Water Leakages: Inspect the premises for any water leakages and ensure they are promptly repaired to avoid water wastage and potential damage to the infrastructure.
SED said in an advisory said, “These measures are crucial to provide a safe, clean, and conducive environment for students as they return to school.”
Earlier on June 30, SED announced summer break for all schools falling in winter zones from July-08 to July-17.

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