School Timing: Effect of heatwave! Alert issued in UP and Rajasthan, now schools will open at this time..

School Timing Change:The havoc of hot winds has started in UP and Rajasthan. Be it, children or adults, no one dares to go out as soon as the sun comes out. To protect the children from hot winds, school timings have been changed in most of the districts of UP and Rajasthan. In April itself, the scorching heat and heat waves have troubled the people. The District Basic Education Officer of UP has issued a notice of change in school timing due to the demand of parents and teachers' unions.

There is a tremendous heatwave going on in Rajasthan as well. That is why the timing of schools in many districts has been changed. This will give relief to the children at least from one side. At the same time, they will be saved from going out in the scorching sun even in the afternoon. Schoolchildren are advised to take special care of themselves in the summer season and keep themselves hydrated. Also, cover your face hands, and feet properly while going out in the sun. Know in which districts of UP and Rajasthan the school timings have changed.

UP School Timing Changed: Schools will now open at this time in Uttar Pradesh.
Amethi DM Sanjay Chauhan has issued a notice of a change in school timing. All schools from classes 1 to 8 will be operated from 7:30 am to 12:30 pm. The DM has taken this step given the scorching heat. This will help in protecting the students from heat waves and scorching heat. Agra District Basic Education Officer Jitendra Kumar Gond has ordered to change the timing of all council and other board schools from 7 am to 12 noon.

Rajasthan School Timing Changed: The facility also found in Rajasthan
The timing of schools has also been changed in Jaipur district of Rajasthan. Given the heat, the District Collector has sent orders to the schools in this regard. Classes from pre-primary to eighth will be conducted from 7:30 am to 11:30 am. At the same time, the time of students, staff and other examinations from class 9 to 12 will remain the same as before. Action will also be taken against government and non-government schools that do not obey this order.

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