Double Shift Schools (DSS)

Double shift education refers to a system where a school functions in two separate sessions, typically accommodating two groups of students, one in the morning shift and the other in the evening shift. Double shift schools offer a range of substantial benefits, contributing to the optimization of educational resources and broader access to quality learning. By efficiently utilizing existing infrastructure and resources, these schools effectively address the educational needs of a larger number of students, particularly in regions where space and resources are limited.


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