Telangana school students forced to brave the Sun to attend classes

Schools mostly Private Management Schools (CBSE and other Corporate Management Schools) and Junior colleges were working even on holidays and Sunday, throughout this academic year.

Now, summer has started and the temperature is soaring up, this is the season for summer holidays, official summer holidays for schools as per Govt. Orders are from 24 April 2016. But, many schools are planning to run schools until 30th April and beyond. Either, CBSE or a State should adjust their timetable as per the local Climate. Students are forced to attend schools in the sweltering weather. Parents are unhappy with the decision of few school managements, which has taken up new academic year timetable and started new classes in this summer month, and they have set up their timetable for these hot months, few schools have taken up admission for LKG and UKG classes and classes are started classes and few are planning to start classes for small kids next week, even tiny tots are not spared, as the children are prone to falling sick while travelling in the hot weather.

"Children commute by buses for half an hour to one hour and it is a great pain for them to travel in such a hot weather," Due to this over time Education without holidays, and classes in the hot climate are making students suffer psychological and psychological problems. They are put too high levels of stress.

He added that it is the collective responsibility of parents, teachers, District administration, Education department to see that there is a uniform date for closure and reopening of schools.

Few parents are worried about different dates of their children school closing during summer holidays, mainly when kids study in different school, as they are not able to plan their summer holidays , as they are uncertain about the timetable of schools they are finding it difficult to get travel tickets.

Psychologist AP J Vinu
Corporate Trainer & Motivator