Kerala allows schools to resume classes from Nov 1. What's allowed, what's not

Kerala allows schools to resume classes from Nov 1. What's allowed, what's not

Kerala government has allowed schools to resume classes 1 to 7, Class 10 and Class 12 from November 1. In an order on Saturday, the state's Disaster Management Department instructed schools to engage teachers and staff who have been fully vaccinated and take guidelines laid down by the General Education Department for opening schools.

The state government has also allowed regular classes in colleges and training institutions for all batches of students can be started from October 18 but will be open only for students who have taken both doses of the vaccine. Teachers, trainers, and other staff will also have to be fully vaccinated.

Pre-metric schools and model residential schools have also been allowed to start classes from November 1, but they will have to create bio-bubbles before operations. These schools have also been asked to engage teachers and staff who have received both doses of a Covid-19 vaccine. They have also been asked to follow school reopening guidelines scrupulously.

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Pre-metric schools and model residential schools have also been allowed to start classes from November 1, but they will have to create bio-bubbles before operations. These schools have also been asked to engage teachers and staff who have received both doses of a Covid-19 vaccine. They have also been asked to follow school reopening guidelines scrupulously.

Pre-metric schools and model residential schools have also been allowed to start classes from November 1, but they will have to create bio-bubbles before operations. These schools have also been asked to engage teachers and staff who have received both doses of a Covid-19 vaccine. They have also been asked to follow school reopening guidelines scrupulously.

Pre-metric schools and model residential schools have also been allowed to start classes from November 1, but they will have to create bio-bubbles before operations. These schools have also been asked to engage teachers and staff who have received both doses of a Covid-19 vaccine. They have also been asked to follow school reopening guidelines scrupulously.

Pre-metric schools and model residential schools have also been allowed to start classes from November 1, but they will have to create bio-bubbles before operations. These schools have also been asked to engage teachers and staff who have received both doses of a Covid-19 vaccine. They have also been asked to follow school reopening guidelines scrupulously.

Pre-metric schools and model residential schools have also been allowed to start classes from November 1, but they will have to create bio-bubbles before operations. These schools have also been asked to engage teachers and staff who have received both doses of a Covid-19 vaccine. They have also been asked to follow school reopening guidelines scrupulously.

Pre-metric schools and model residential schools have also been allowed to start classes from November 1, but they will have to create bio-bubbles before operations. These schools have also been asked to engage teachers and staff who have received both doses of a Covid-19 vaccine. They have also been asked to follow school reopening guidelines scrupulously.