The vast majority of private schools in India are small-scale budget facilities. The Covid pandemic has left many students' parents without pay, robbing the schools of critical income.
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Hello,
I am running a small English Medium Private School named Darjeeling Boarding School, which is CBSE board located at Chakla Ghat, Kishanganj, 855107 Bihar. Previously classes were NURSERY to V but curit is NUR to VIII. School fees are very low i.e. Rs. 400 only and students were 203. Here mostly farmers’ child are studying as it is in village and no fees at all are paid due to COVID-19 lockdown. As a result none of our staffs are paid salary.
Our school is registered and have Udise code but no any financial help from anywhere. Our school teachers and staffs are really suffering very badly from basic needs and we don’t have any savings or bank balance to help them.
On one side all schools are locked down but the other side government schools admissions are going on due to which many students are leaving private schools and Going to government schools.
A request to our government that please do think about small private schools also as they are also your people.
Schools are running greedy business and they want to loot parents during the pandemic situation. Many schools did not function for months, then they are conducting online class as eye wash.. In normal situation itself, they change at least 10 times of cost as the fee.. most of the schools are charging 1 to 2 L in Bangalore.. but the teachers are not well paid.. so all money goes to management or goes as black.. Government should take strict action against all the private schools. If they close the school or close the business, let them do it. Better for children to be at home during this pandemic.
Hawaa Mai baat na karey.school apnee certified bank statements public domain Mai laayey,tab reality saamney aayeygee ki school Kay pass kitnaa paisaa hai +school cash mai received fees mostly banks mai deposit nahi kartaa + school illegally fund transfer kartaa hai.
Hello,
I am running a small English Medium Private School named Darjeeling Boarding School, which is CBSE board located at Chakla Ghat, Kishanganj, 855107 Bihar. Previously classes were NURSERY to V but curit is NUR to VIII. School fees are very low i.e. Rs. 400 only and students were 203. Here mostly farmers’ child are studying as it is in village and no fees at all are paid due to COVID-19 lockdown. As a result none of our staffs are paid salary.
Our school is registered and have Udise code but no any financial help from anywhere. Our school teachers and staffs are really suffering very badly from basic needs and we don’t have any savings or bank balance to help them.
On one side all schools are locked down but the other side government schools admissions are going on due to which many students are leaving private schools and Going to government schools.
A request to our government that please do think about small private schools also as they are also your people.
Thank
Schools are running greedy business and they want to loot parents during the pandemic situation. Many schools did not function for months, then they are conducting online class as eye wash.. In normal situation itself, they change at least 10 times of cost as the fee.. most of the schools are charging 1 to 2 L in Bangalore.. but the teachers are not well paid.. so all money goes to management or goes as black.. Government should take strict action against all the private schools. If they close the school or close the business, let them do it. Better for children to be at home during this pandemic.
Hawaa Mai baat na karey.school apnee certified bank statements public domain Mai laayey,tab reality saamney aayeygee ki school Kay pass kitnaa paisaa hai +school cash mai received fees mostly banks mai deposit nahi kartaa + school illegally fund transfer kartaa hai.