In response to the current harsh winter weather conditions, the Directorate of School Education in Jammu has taken the decision to prolong the winter vacation for schools until January 27. This directive applies to all schools in the Jammu division, encompassing all grade levels, including class 12.
The official order, addressing the closure of schools, states, “In view of prevailing extreme cold conditions and in continuation to previous orders, all the schools up to 12th class functioning in summer zones of Jammu division shall observe vacations from January 22 to January 27, 2024.”
Additionally, the order includes a provision for students engaged in the Republic Day program.Despite the extended winter break, these students are required to continue attending rehearsals. The directive explicitly guides the heads of institutions to make necessary arrangements to ensure the smooth preparation for the upcoming Republic Day celebrations.
The specific wording of the order emphasizes this point: “However, students practising for participation in Republic Day celebrations shall continue to come for the rehearsal, and the Heads of Institutions shall ensure that all the arrangements for the Republic Day Function are in place, including enthusiastic participation of the students.”
This decision reflects a balance between the need for an extended break due to extreme weather conditions and the importance of maintaining preparations for significant events such as Republic Day. It highlights the commitment to both the well-being of students during adverse weather and the continued dedication to the celebration of national events.
The official order, addressing the closure of schools, states, “In view of prevailing extreme cold conditions and in continuation to previous orders, all the schools up to 12th class functioning in summer zones of Jammu division shall observe vacations from January 22 to January 27, 2024.”
Additionally, the order includes a provision for students engaged in the Republic Day program.Despite the extended winter break, these students are required to continue attending rehearsals. The directive explicitly guides the heads of institutions to make necessary arrangements to ensure the smooth preparation for the upcoming Republic Day celebrations.
The specific wording of the order emphasizes this point: “However, students practising for participation in Republic Day celebrations shall continue to come for the rehearsal, and the Heads of Institutions shall ensure that all the arrangements for the Republic Day Function are in place, including enthusiastic participation of the students.”
This decision reflects a balance between the need for an extended break due to extreme weather conditions and the importance of maintaining preparations for significant events such as Republic Day. It highlights the commitment to both the well-being of students during adverse weather and the continued dedication to the celebration of national events.
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