Dynamite News J&K: Children beaming as schools reopen in Kashmir after 3-month winter vacation
However the schools in border areas of Kupwara remained closed due to recent heavy snowfall, followed by an avalanche warning by the Disaster Management Authority. Read further on Dynamite News:
Srinagar: Schools in Kashmir Valley reopened on Monday after more than three months of winter vacation amid jubilation among the students.
The schools were scheduled to open on March 1 after the schools were closed for winter vacation on November 28, 2023. However, the winter vacation was extended until March 3 due to the major wet spell.
The schools in border areas of Kupwara, however, remained closed in view of the recent heavy snowfall, followed by an avalanche warning issued by the Jammu and Kashmir Disaster Management Authority (JKDMA).
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The schools in the areas of Keran, Budnambal, Jumagund, Kumkadi, Machil, and the upper reaches of Karnah Sub-Division shall remain closed until March 5, 2024, district administration Kupwara said.
On Monday, the students returned to school amid the bright sun shines. The joyful students clad in school uniforms were seen waiting on the roadside at various Srinagar localities to board their buses for the school. Some students, accompanied by their parents, were seen walking on foot to reach school.
“I am very happy to be in school again after winter vacation to meet friends and teachers," Shazia Bashir of Mallinson School in Srinagar said. “I have prepared for the exams, which will start on March 13.”
“It is a proud moment to be in school again after spending a long winter vacation. It was very boring at home, and now normal studies would resume with my friends and teachers," another girl student of the school, Sehrish, said.
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Teacher Arifa was happy and was seen receiving students at the gate of the school wholeheartedly.
She said after a few days, the students will appear in the examinations after one year.
The reports of schools from the primary class resuming their studies today were received from other district headquarters in the valley.
The authorities have fixed the timings of schools falling within Srinagar Municipal limits from 10 am to 3 pm.