Picture for representational purposes only | (Pic: Express) 
News

West Bengal's district magistrates have been asked to ensure that primary schools reopen from tomorrow

Both the teaching and non-teaching staff from Classes I to VII had been asked to report to the respective schools on February 15, today, so that the in-person classes can begin from February 16

EdexLive Desk

A separate notification has been issued by the Government of West Bengal directing all the district magistrates and primary and secondary school authorities to make sure that classes for nursery to VII begin from February 16, Wednesday. 

The notification by the school education department addressed to the district magistrates stated that the additional district magistrate (education) should act as the nodal officer. They should be the ones coordinating with upper and primary schools so that classes can commence from February 16 only after sanitisation and once all COVID protocols have been properly enforced. This should be done by February 16, as mentioned in a report by PTI.

Both the teaching and non-teaching staff from Classes I to VII had been asked to report to the respective schools on February 15, today, so that the in-person classes can begin from February 16. 

It was on February 15 that schools were allowed to reopen for primary and upper primary classes from February 16 after it was noted that the pandemic situation has improved. In-person classes will resume for lower sections after a gap of two years and while adhering to Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) issued by the School Education Department strictly. 

Offline classes for Classes VIII to XII had begin on February 3.

NEET PG Response Sheet 2026: What NBEMS helpdesk said about the release timeline

NEET PG 2026 aspirants continue to await answer key; result announcement by September 30

AP EAMCET Seat Allotment 2026 Third Phase to be released Today: Important details

NEET PG 2026 Marks vs Rank May Look Different: How the Shift From 800 to 720 Could Change the Score-Rank Equation

DTU Innovation Challenge: Ashish Sood launches ‘Seva-First’ contest With Rs 2 crore prize