Ready for online sessions: KRSMA

Staff ReporterMalappuram

May 22, 2020 09:10 pm | Updated 09:10 pm IST - Malappuram

The Kerala Recognised School Managements Association (KRSMA) has said that it is prepared to face any eventuality if the COVID-19 lockdown continues for months.

KRSMA district president P.V. Mohammed Moulavi and district secretary Yusuf Thaikadan said here on Friday that they had begun online classes for SSLC and Class 9 students.

They said online sessions for other classes would begin on June 1 as per the government guidelines. Lessons of Victers Channel and Samagra e-Resource Portal were being used for online coaching.

“If the lockdown continues, we will prepare excellent online lessons using the best teachers from the district,” they said.

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