The pollution winter school closure update has become a major concern for parents and students across North India. Due to rising smog and severe winter conditions, schools in several states have changed schedules. This pollution winter school closure update shows how weather and air quality are now directly affecting education.
In Delhi, air pollution reached dangerous levels. To protect children, the government announced the installation of 10,000 air purifiers in government school classrooms. Nursery to Class 5 students are attending classes online, while senior students follow a hybrid system. Board exam classes continue in schools with safety steps.
In Patna, dense fog and cold weather forced authorities to change school timings. Schools now operate from 10:00 am to 3:30 pm until December 25. This move aims to reduce health risks for young children during early mornings.
Several districts in Uttar Pradesh also reacted to extreme cold. Some schools were closed for a few days, while others delayed opening times.
Officials advised parents to stay alert, as more changes may come if conditions worsen.
