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Teachers told to ‘contribute’ for primary school games - Best School Kumbakonam Best internationsl Schools in Kumbakonam The School Education Department is holding block-level primary school games but in a few schools, teachers have been told to contribute money for it. For instance, in Malout block of Muktsar district, primary teachers have reportedly been told to give Rs 100 each, head teachers to give Rs 300 each and centre head teachers to give Rs 1,000 each. A centre head teacher is one who looks after four-five schools. The situation is same in neighbouring Bathinda district, where the teachers have reportedly been told to contribute Rs 300 each. A primary schoolteacher of Muktsar district told The Tribune, “It is an unethical practice to collect money from teachers to hold the games. Further, the facilities provided to the students never match the funds procured from the teachers. We are always told to contribute money for the games, but the orders never come i

Pre-primary to be part of formal school education soon: HRD approves proposal - Best School Kumbakonam Best internationsl Schools in Kumbakonam Pre-primary education is all set to become an integral part of the school system with the education ministers of all states today approving this key proposal of the Draft National Policy. The approval came at a meeting of Central Advisory Board of Education (CABE), the highest policy making body on education which HRD Minister chairs. State education ministers are CABE members. The special meeting of CABE called by HRD Minister Ramesh Nishank today discussed the Draft National Policy 2019 before it is finalized and adopted. In a key proposal the draft NEP sets the timeline of 2025 to make early childhood care and education (ECCE) an integral part of the Indian school system. ECCE is currently not a part of the formal system is handled through anganwaris in the Integrated Child Development Scheme of the Women and Child Dev

Behala primary school upgrade to meet demands for English - Best School Kumbakonam Best matriculation girls schools in Kumbakonam A  61-year old primary school run by a Christian missionary voluntary organisation will be upgraded to a full-fledged ICSE school to meet the demands for English medium education among residents of Behela. The voluntary organisation comes under the Calcutta Diocese of the Church of North India (CNI). St Joseph’s Primary School, which shares its campus with Oxford Mission on Diamond Harbour Road was converted from a Bengali to a English medium institution four years ago. Since its inception in 1958, the medium of instruction was Bengali and the school catered to the 160-odd boys of an orphanage run by the mission on its 60-acre campus. The school now has close to 250 students, a CNI official said. The school’s board of governors recently decided to upgrade to Class XII because of the demand among people of the area. “We had been

Can India's education budget fund increased spending in new policy? - Best School Kumbakonam Best matriculation girls schools in Kumbakonam The government’s Draft New Education Policy released May 2019 suggests increasing spending on education from 10% of total government expenditure to 20% by 2030. However, there is no funding available for such an increase in India’s current education budget. Further, since 2015, government spending on school education has actually decreased after correcting for inflation, according to an analysis of state and central education finances over the years. Good public education is a fundamental right in India, and there is a strong correlation between public investment in education, child development and empowerment. For instance, states that spent more on education, such as Himachal Pradesh and Kerala, scored higher on the empowerment index, which takes into account attendance levels at primary, upper primary, secondary and senior

West Bengal fixes midday meal menu for govt schools, fish or egg to be given twice a week  - Best School Kumbakonam Best matriculation girls schools in Kumbakonam he West Bengal government has sent a circular to all district administrations for a fixed menu for midday meals in state-run schools, an official said on Saturday. The move for the fixed menu comes days after a school in Hooghly district was found offering only boiled rice and salt to the students. Midday meal menu for what food to be served on which day of the week The School Education department in the circular sent to all district administrations told them to strictly maintain the menu and also gave a chart which specified on which date which type of food will be served, the official said.   Best internationsl Schools in Kumbakonam The circular said that fish or egg should be served in the midday meal twice in a week and soyabean and vegetables should be served on the other days. Here's the m

DUTCH PEOPLE IN FAVOR OF ABOLISHING RELIGIOUS PRIMARY SCHOOLS - Best School Kubmakonam Best internationsl Schools in Kumbakonam A majority of Dutch people are in favor of abolishing religious primary schools, according to a poll by Maurice de Hond. 59 percent of respondents said that all schools based on a religion in the Netherlands should be closed.  Last week there was a commotion about Islamic education in the Netherlands after Nieuwsuur and NRC reported that Sharia law is being taught at mosque schools. In evening or weekend classes, over a thousand kids are taught that homosexual people and people of different beliefs deserve the death penalty, and that young Muslims must leave this "unbelieving country" and move to an Islamic country, according to the news agencies. De Hond therefore asked Dutch voters what they thought of religious education in his weekly poll.   Best matriculation girls schools in Kumbakonam 54 percent of Dutch voters believe

Enjoy a high-quality, future-ready education - Best School Kumbakonam Top 10 cbse schools list in Kumbakonam The international community has been much more able to recognize the need for pedagogical change than to address what the pedagogical approaches actually are. This report lays the foundations of what the pedagogical choices are (see the six clusters of innovative pedagogies figure and their key enablers). We focus on teacher learning and the need to develop the foundations for quality teaching, as well as on widening the profile of educators as integral to pedagogical and system transformation. The complexity of the 21st century and the demanding nature of professionalism call for hybrid learning environments and for the scaffolding of coherent educational models and complementary support materials. Transformation demands scaling as deep change in cultures of collaboration. The report argues the pivotal role of the “missing middle,” or “meso,” level—of networks, cha

Learning to leapfrog - Best School Kumbakonam Best matriculation girls schools in Kumbakonam Countries around the world have increased access to schooling in the past few decades; however, that progress has not led to universal access to high-quality and future-ready education. The world today faces a global learning crisis, with the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals for education far from reach. Though many of the world’s children are in school today, 263 million children remain without access. For the children and young people that are in school, they are often not learning. Poor-quality schooling is an issue in all countries but is most pronounced in developing countries and for the most marginalized children. For example, a shocking 86 percent of primary school students in low-income countries are not proficient in mathematics. Education, even in high-income countries, is not succeeding in embedding the knowledge, skills, and dispositions that societies and economies

1.28 crore school kids in UP issued Aadhaar cards - Best School Kumbakonam Best matriculation girls schools in Kumbakonam A whopping 1.28 crore kids enrolled in 1.58 lakh government-run primary and upper primary schools besides students of up to class 8 of government-aided and recognised schools in Uttar Pradesh have been issued Aadhaar cards, said an official. “Now, efforts are on to issue the cards to the remaining 84 lakh students of the total registered 2.12 crore at the earliest,” said Ruby Singh, secretary, Basic Education Board, that has been entrusted with the task to provide these unique identity cards to students. The aim of the exercise is to ensure that benefits of government schemes like mid-day meals, free books, uniforms, shoes and school bags reach genuine and deserving kids. The state will treat students enrolled without Aadhaar numbers as duplications– that is, simultaneously enrolled elsewhere– or, worse, fictitious. Aadhaar-linking is also exp

Vanderbilt University homeroom students to library class with voices on “level zero” - Best School Kumbakonam Top 10 cbse schools list in Kumbakonam As the school’s first year drew to a close, everyone at Clarksdale Collegiate was feeling good. Ricky walked with his fellow Vanderbilt University homeroom students to library class with voices on “level zero” — silently. His achievements papered the walls around him. He had smoked the ST Math computer program and beamed from a Scholar of the Week photo. He had earned a popcorn party, a trampoline trip and a special recess. Andrea Johnson, known for clarity’s sake as Ms. Library Johnson, greeted them at the door in a dictionary of languages, “Hola! Salut! Habari gani!” Despite the school’s generally strict rules, the library was a place they could relax a little, could sit on a chaise or take their turn lolling on a loft bed. The Common Core standards emphasize nonfiction, and Johnson had a humdinger of a book to rea

Clarksdale Collegiate - Best SChool Kumbakonam Best internationsl Schools in Kumbakonam One way that Clarksdale Collegiate is supposed to be different from the choice schools of the past is in the composition of its student body. But the fact that the charter’s racial demographics mirrored those of the district wasn’t enough to satisfy critics who worried it would repeat past inequities. Even though Clarksdale Collegiate is required by law to have open enrollment, Rhymes, the education activist and retired public school teacher, was convinced the school creamed off the most advantaged students, whose middle-class parents were savvy enough to apply for the school and help their children manage the high expectations there. Coahoma High graduate Adrienne Hudson, who runs the education-improvement group RISE MS, was also initially skeptical of charters. She feared cherry-picking and thought of charter administrators as “this outside force basically coming in trying to re