Woes continue for students of special school in city
The Hindu
Classes are being conducted for a limited number of students in an asbestos shed, says principal
After being closed five months back, the management of Hidden Sprouts Special School for Mentally Challenged Children has reopened the school near China Waltair, in a temporary accommodation. Classes are being conducted for about 80 students for the last 10 days. However, their woes continue due to lack of proper facilities at the premises.
Unable to get a proper accommodation, the teachers are now conducting classes under an asbestos shed. The teachers have arranged curtains to cover the four sides of the shed as there are no walls. With no benches or tables for seating, the students are forced to sit on the floor.
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