Bihar government Saturday half-day schools: In response to a long-standing demand from teachers in Bihar, the government has decided to reinstate the old system of half-day Saturdays in the state’s schools. Sources indicate that the education department is likely to issue an official order in this regard by May 31st, providing significant relief to the state’s nearly 650,000 teachers and millions of students.
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Saturday half-day schools: The government is now putting an end to the months-long controversy over the timings and working days of government schools in Bihar. Taking another major step in the interest of school children and teachers, the state government has decided to reinstate the old system of half-day working days on Saturdays. According to sources, under this new decision, all government schools in Bihar will now have half-day classes on Saturdays. It is reported that after a detailed meeting with senior officials of the Education Department and a thorough review of the new schedule, final consensus has been reached on this proposal, and Education Minister Mithilesh Tiwari will soon make an official announcement.
Relief for 6.75 Lakh Teachers and Millions of Students
It is worth noting that for some time now, the state’s 6.75 Lakh government teachers and various teachers’ unions have been demanding that the full-day school schedule be reinstated instead of the full-day Saturday. Especially in the scorching heat and scorching heat of May, the full-day school hours were adversely affecting children’s health. With the implementation of this new system, not only will crores of students of primary and secondary schools get relief, but teachers suffering from mental stress will also get time to complete their important work on weekends.
The official notification will be issued by May 31st.
According to sources within the Education Department, a draft of the new school schedule and timetable has been prepared. The department will issue a formal notification in this regard by May 31st. This decision by the government is considered significant because the government is continuously working to improve the education system and create a conducive environment for teachers and students. It is believed that this system will be fully implemented on the ground with the reopening of schools in June.
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