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Physical School Attendance Not Compulsory For Current Academic Year: Gujarat Government Tells High Court
A division bench of Chief Justice Aravind Kumar and Justice Ashutosh Shastri was hearing a PIL challenging a government circular which made it mandatory for all school students to attend physical classes.
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School May Be Shut If Covid Situation Worsens, Attendance Not Must: UP Government
The Uttar Pradesh government, which has decided to open schools for physical classes, on Thursday said the attendance for students will not be compulsory and schools may be closed again if the Covid situation worsens.
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Gujarat: Class 12, Colleges Can Reopen From July 15
Physical attendance will not be compulsory for students, but the authorities at schools and colleges will have to obtain parents' consent if students are to be asked to attend in person.
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Delhi Schools Prepare To Reopen For Classes 10, 12 Students After Pandemic-Induced Closure
The Delhi government has allowed all schools outside COVID-19 containment zones to reopen for classes 10 and 12 from January 18 in view of board exams. However, it made clear that physical attendance is not compulsory and students will attend schools only with consent of parents.
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Proposal Sent To HRD Ministry For Yoga In Curriculum: AYUSH Minister
AYUSH Minister Shripad Naik said the proposal envisages Yoga as a compulsory subject under the Physical Education (PE) curriculum for school students and collegians.
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CBSE To Introduce Compulsory Health And Physical Education Programme
This programme will be introduced from next session and will be compulsory for all affiliated schools.
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Physical Education Must For CBSE Class 10 Students, Grades Will Be Given
Yoga, martial arts and NCC and sports will be a compulsory part of the curriculum of Class 10 - subjects in which students will be graded, but it won't be part of their overall assessment. This is what the Central Board of Secondary Education has said in its guidelines to assess students after board exams have been reintroduced.
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Make Sports A Compulsory Subject In Schools: Sports Minister
Batting for sports to be included in the school curriculum, Sports Minister Vijay Goel today said that to impart the desired importance of sports, it should be made a compulsory subject at the school level.
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Physical School Attendance Not Compulsory For Current Academic Year: Gujarat Government Tells High Court
A division bench of Chief Justice Aravind Kumar and Justice Ashutosh Shastri was hearing a PIL challenging a government circular which made it mandatory for all school students to attend physical classes.
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School May Be Shut If Covid Situation Worsens, Attendance Not Must: UP Government
The Uttar Pradesh government, which has decided to open schools for physical classes, on Thursday said the attendance for students will not be compulsory and schools may be closed again if the Covid situation worsens.
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Gujarat: Class 12, Colleges Can Reopen From July 15
Physical attendance will not be compulsory for students, but the authorities at schools and colleges will have to obtain parents' consent if students are to be asked to attend in person.
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Delhi Schools Prepare To Reopen For Classes 10, 12 Students After Pandemic-Induced Closure
The Delhi government has allowed all schools outside COVID-19 containment zones to reopen for classes 10 and 12 from January 18 in view of board exams. However, it made clear that physical attendance is not compulsory and students will attend schools only with consent of parents.
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Proposal Sent To HRD Ministry For Yoga In Curriculum: AYUSH Minister
AYUSH Minister Shripad Naik said the proposal envisages Yoga as a compulsory subject under the Physical Education (PE) curriculum for school students and collegians.
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CBSE To Introduce Compulsory Health And Physical Education Programme
This programme will be introduced from next session and will be compulsory for all affiliated schools.
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Physical Education Must For CBSE Class 10 Students, Grades Will Be Given
Yoga, martial arts and NCC and sports will be a compulsory part of the curriculum of Class 10 - subjects in which students will be graded, but it won't be part of their overall assessment. This is what the Central Board of Secondary Education has said in its guidelines to assess students after board exams have been reintroduced.
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Make Sports A Compulsory Subject In Schools: Sports Minister
Batting for sports to be included in the school curriculum, Sports Minister Vijay Goel today said that to impart the desired importance of sports, it should be made a compulsory subject at the school level.
