Tamil Nadu’s School Education Minister, Anbil Mahesh Poyyamozhi, has announced that the reopening of schools in the state will be further postponed due to the continuous heatwaves. The government had earlier declared that schools would reopen on June 7, but due to the severe heatwave, the reopening has been pushed back.
As per the new schedule, schools for classes six to twelve will reopen from June 12th, while classes one to five will reopen from June 15th onwards. The official announcement on the delay is expected to be made on Monday, June 7th.
The state is experiencing extremely high temperatures, as heatwaves have been predicted. The decision to delay the reopening of schools has been made to ensure the safety of students, teachers, and staff.
The Chief Minister M.K. Stalin has discussed the matter with the School Education Minister and other officials before the postponement was announced. The delay in reopening schools will help students avoid the excessive heat and will allow officials to take necessary precautions to ensure the well-being of students.
In conclusion, Tamil Nadu’s decision to postpone the reopening of schools reflects the government’s commitment to the safety and health of students, teachers, and staff. By delaying the reopening, the state can ensure that appropriate measures are taken to protect everyone’s health during the hot summer season.
