The schools reopened on Friday after being closed for about three months due to winter holiday in Kashmir. Let us tell you that schools were to be opened on March 1, but due to bad weather, the government had extended holidays for a week. Officials said that about 10,000 government and private schools opened in the Kashmir Valley on Friday morning, in which educational activities started again. Education Minister Sakina Itu greeted the students and teachers on the re -opening after the holiday. Education Minister Itu wrote in a post on social media forum ‘X’, “Students are going to their schools after winter holidays, I wish him a successful future. I appreciate the support from all stakeholders, especially the teacher brothers, to make this year memorable, successful. Best wishes to everyone. ”
Let us tell you that today many schools were decorated and small ceremonies were organized there to welcome the students. Jia-ul-Islam, a private school student, said, “I am very excited that the schools are opening again. I am even more excited to meet my friends and teachers after so long. ”Another student Afreen said that holidays were necessary and staying at home was fun, but the school has its own different attraction. Irfan Ahmed, a teacher of the Government Higher Secondary School, said that it is good to come between students and colleagues.
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Meanwhile, the authorities of Gurez Valley in Bandipora district of North Kashmir have extended the winter holiday in all schools till March 8 in view of heavy snowfall and weather conditions. The government announced a holiday in schools in the winter areas of Kashmir division and Jammu division from December 6 last year. In Kashmir, the temperature is recorded below the deposition point during the winter and the vast area is covered with snow, due to which schools are closed for about three months.
