Delhi Schools Face Uncertainty as GRAP 3 Restrictions Reimposed Amid Rising Pollution and Warming Winter; Hybrid Learning Mode Implemented for Grades 5 and Below.

Delhi School Updates Amid Pollution Concerns

In Delhi, the winter weather is becoming milder, leading to warmer afternoons. Unfortunately, this change is accompanied by a rise in pollution levels. As the air quality in the capital has reached a ‘serious’ level, the Air Quality Management Commission has decided to re-implement Phase 3 of the Graded Response Action Plan (GRAP) as of Wednesday.

Impact on Schools

With the implementation of GRAP Phase 3, many parents are left wondering whether schools in Delhi will open on Monday. The answer lies in the new guidelines aimed at ensuring the safety of students amidst increasing pollution.

Hybrid Learning Mode

For classes up to grade 5, schools are now required to adopt a hybrid learning model. This means that parents can choose between online and offline classes for their children. Many schools in Delhi NCR have already moved to online learning, cancelling physical classes to prioritize student health.

Grap 3 Regulations

It’s important for students and parents to understand that while Grap 3 introduces several restrictions, it does not mandate school closures. Parents are encouraged to reach out to school administrations for specific information regarding their schools. Additionally, non-essential construction activities have been halted under the Grap 3 rules.

The Delhi government had earlier announced a winter holiday for all schools from January 1 to January 15, 2025, due to the severe winter conditions. However, with the return of Grap 3 restrictions, the educational environment for students is facing new challenges.

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