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All government and private schools for classes 9th to 12th, colleges and coaching institutes will reopen in the national capital from September 1st.&nbsp;
However, no student will be forced to attend school, Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia said on Friday and said that it will be blended mode of online and in-person classes. He added that permission of parents will be required for the students to attend school. The government is still working on the protocols.
The decision for resuming school for lower classes will be taken after analysing the effect of reopening schools for senior students.
The decision to reopen schools was cleared by the &nbsp;Delhi Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) which took into consideration recommendations of an expert committee.&nbsp;

No student will be forced: Delhi schools for classes 9-12 to reopen from Sept 1

All government and private schools for classes 9th to 12th, colleges and coaching institutes will reopen in the national capital from September 1st.&nbsp;

//Delhi to resume schools, colleges, coaching classes from September 1&nbsp; //Schools to reopen for classes 9-12, decision on resuming junior classes after analysis&nbsp; //HYbrid mode of online and in-person classes will be followed&nbsp; //Dy CM&nbsp;Sisodia:&nbsp;No student will be forced to attend school

The decision on resuming school for junior classes will be taken after analysing the effect of reopening schools for senior students.

All government and private schools for classes 9th to 12th, colleges and coaching institutes will reopen in the national capital from September 1st.&nbsp;
However, no student will be forced to attend school, Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia said on Friday and added that it will be a mix of online and in-person classes. He further said that permission of parents will be required for the students to attend school. The Delhi government is still working on the Covid-19 protocols that need to be followed.
The decision no resuming school for lower classes will be taken after analysing the effect of reopening schools for senior students.
Reopening of schools was cleared by the &nbsp;Delhi Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) after taking into consideration recommendations of an expert committee.&nbsp;

Dr Randeep Guleria, Director of the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) has said that the country should consider reopening schools in a "staggered way".&nbsp;Most schools in India have been shut since March 2020, when the first nationwide lockdown to contain the spread of Covid-19 was imposed.
The renowned pulmonologist and member of India's Task Force on Covid-19 also said that schools can be immediately shut if surveillance hints at the spread of infection. But districts should explore the option of bringing children to schools on alternate days and plan other ways of staggered reopening.
Also watch:&nbsp;Covid vaccine trials for children near completion: Centre tells Delhi High Court
Dr Randeep Guleria said children have had a good deal of exposure to the virus in India and many of them have developed natural immunity. A survey by AIIMS and the WHO had found that SARS-CoV-2 sero-positivity rate among children was high and comparable to the adult population.
Meanwhile, Bharat Biotech is testing India's first indigenous coronavirus vaccine on children. If the data submitted by the vaccine maker is accepted by regulators (DCGI), the approval for vaccines for children as young as 2 years would come through by September.
Also watch:&nbsp;Covid vaccine for children: Cadila seeks nod for ZyCoV-D, says safe for 12-18 year olds

Time to re-open schools in a staggered way, says AIIMS chief Randeep Guleria

AIIMS&nbsp;Director Dr Randeep&nbsp;Guleria&nbsp;says its time to re-open schools in a staggered way, since children in India have developed high levels of immunity against Covid-19

AIIMS chief: time to reopen schools in India in a staggered way Schools shut in India since March 2020, when pandemic started Schools can be shut down again if surveillance hints at risk: Guleria 'Kids have been exposed to virus, many have developed immunity' A sero survey showed kids had more antobdies for Covid than adults Bharat Biotech is testing India's first indigenous Covid vaccine for children If cleared by&nbsp;DCGI, children can get Covid&nbsp;vaccine by September

The AIIMS Director also added that children in India have developed good levels of immunity against Covid-19.

Dr Randeep Guleria, Director of the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) has said that the country should consider reopening schools in a "staggered way".&nbsp;Most schools in India have been shut since March 2020, when the first nationwide lockdown to contain the spread of Covid-19 was imposed.
The renowned pulmonologist and member of India's Task Force on Covid-19 also said that schools can be immediately shut if surveillance hints at the spread of infection. But districts should explore the option of bringing children to schools on alternate days and plan other ways of staggered reopening.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/covid-vaccine-trials-for-children-near-completion-centre-tells-delhi-high-court-1626437603547" target="_blank">Covid vaccine trials for children near completion: Centre tells Delhi High Court</a>
Dr Randeep Guleria said children have had a good deal of exposure to the virus in India and many of them have developed natural immunity. A survey by AIIMS and the WHO had found that SARS-CoV-2 sero-positivity rate among children was high and comparable to the adult population.
Meanwhile, Bharat Biotech is testing India's first indigenous coronavirus vaccine on children. If the data submitted by the vaccine maker is accepted by regulators (DCGI), the approval for vaccines for children as young as 2 years would come through by September.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/covid-vaccine-for-children-cadila-seeks-nod-for-zycov-d-says-safe-for-12-18-year-olds-1625108471417" target="_blank">Covid vaccine for children: Cadila seeks nod for ZyCoV-D, says safe for 12-18 year olds</a>

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