The schools were originally scheduled to reopen on July 20. However, Education Minister Sakina Itoo postponed the return date to July 26 to ensure the safety of students and staff amid adverse weather conditions.
Classes resumed smoothly after the weather improved, allowing students to return to their classrooms without disruption. The reopening marked the end of an extended break that had been lengthened in response to changing weather conditions across the region.
Parents and teachers expressed relief as students happily reunited with their classmates and returned to their studies following the prolonged vacation.
In Jammu, officials carried out inspections to assess any damage caused by the recent rains, with student safety remaining the top priority as educational institutions resumed normal operations.
The reopening of schools across the Kashmir Valley and Jammu's winter zones signals a return to regular academic activities after weather-related disruptions prompted authorities to extend the summer break for safety reasons.
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