Muscat: The Board of Directors of Indian Schools has deferred the proposed plan to hike fees until end of July 2020.
In a statement issued by the BOD said also said declared that parents can remit the applicable school fees in a monthly manner, instead of the quarterly mode in all Indian school to reduce the the financial constraints due to the coronavirus pandemic.
“The Board has declared that parents can remit the applicable school fees in a monthly manner, instead of the quarterly mode in all Indian schools. Additionally, in light of the financial constraints due to the pandemic, the fee hike proposed for the term 2020-21 shall be deferred until the end of July 2020,” the statement from the board said.
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