- Central Delhi schools have adopted a hybrid mode due to the CJP protest.
- Transport arrangements have also been revised for student safety amid disruptions.
- R S Junior Modern, Sardar Patel Vidyalaya, and many others have implemented changes.
CJP Protest: Amidst the ongoing protests by the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), many schools in Central Delhi have switched to the hybrid mode of education. Due to traffic restrictions and Metro disruptions, many have revised the school transport arrangements to ensure students’ safety. This decision has been taken to ensure that academic activities continue uninterrupted despite the current situation in the capital. Several Delhi Metro stations and road routes have been closed for an extended period following the protest.
Schools Switch To Hybrid Mode
Despite the current situation in the capital, several schools have switched to hybrid mode to continue academic education without causing disruption. R S Junior Modern School, located on Humayun Road, has informed parents that Classes from Nursery to Class 5 will be conducted in hybrid mode from July 24 until further notice. Students can either attend the classes physically or through online mode. The school has stated that it is a temporary arrangement until the situation subsides. Those attending classes from home are advised to follow the school timetable diligently, join lessons through Microsoft Teams, and wear school uniforms while attending the classes. For students attending classes physically, the bus services will continue to operate as usual.
Some Schools Will Resume Regular Classes From Thursday
Meanwhile, Sardar Patel Vidyalaya, situated in Lodhi Estate, has announced that it will resume its regular classes from Thursday after conducting online classes on Tuesday and Wednesday. The institution has further informed parents that buses will run as per the regular schedule. However, parents in the affected areas are advised to remain in contact with the school transport team, since buses may be diverted to new routes due to traffic restrictions. In such cases, parents may be required to pick up their children either from the school campus or from designated pickup points identified by the school.