There will be no school bag policy in Delhi schools. Under the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, school students will not be required to carry school bags on different days for a total of 10 days, which will reduce the burden on their shoulders. The new rules will give students more time to play, have fun and engage in any other endeavors that interest them. This can be said to be a very important step for the overall development of children. The Department of Education (DoE) has issued guidelines for schools in Delhi to go school-bag-free for 10 days.
The Delhi government and private schools have issued guidelines for students in classes six to eight. The National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) has prepared guidelines based on the recommendations of the National Education Policy 2020.
“Under these guidelines, students can visit historical monuments, cultural sites, handicraft centres, tourist destinations and many other places. They can meet artists and craftsmen and learn about various concepts and traditions,” a notification issued by the Education Bureau reads. ” and help them understand the importance of preserving heritage. “
The notice mentioned that student activities are selected to maximize the use of school resources. “Luggage-free days can be incorporated through happiness courses or organized bag-free activities during visits.”
According to a previous notice issued by the Ministry of Education, during the “Bag-Free Day” event, each student will have the opportunity to take interesting courses during classes 6-8. The courses will provide sampling and practical experience in vocational crafts such as carpentry, electricianry, metalworking, gardening, pottery, etc. based on local skill levels as determined by states and local communities. The ministry said all students will participate in a 10-day bag-free period sometime between grades 6 and 8, during which they will practice with local vocational experts such as carpenters, gardeners, potters, etc.
