With the start of the New Year, we are witnessing things getting normal. 2020 had all of us stuck in the dark pitch, which almost seemed like we might never see light again, but we did, things started getting better, wounds healed, even after an unexpected time we did realize that they do heal.
While we aren’t completely back to normal, but there are some steps that have been taken that just makes us feel alright. Schools have started, with all the safety measures and precautions. The students will now be experiencing the new versions of safety, since wearing masks and social distancing will be made mandatory.
The students are thrilled to be going back to school and seeing their mates again, while in conversation with one of the student we realized the strength at the school still seems poor and nothing is been taught on the first day, hopefully the things will get better and we will keep you updated on the same.
Team Marvelous Belgaum urges all the schools and parents to be responsible and kindly keep it safe.
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