Skip to main content

Teachers told to ‘contribute’ for primary school games - Best School Kumbakonam


Teachers told to ‘contribute’ for primary school games - Best School Kumbakonam

Best matriculation girls schools in 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 in writing.”
Similarly, a teacher posted in Bathinda district said, “Four teachers in our school paid Rs 1,200 in total. Nearly 25 students of our school are participating in the games. It means each student should get refreshment and other facilities worth Rs 48, but officials usually provide food just like the mid-day meal.” Top 10 cbse schools list in Kumbakonam
Notably, the primary games are to be organised from September 23 to 25.
When asked, Baljit Kumar, Muktsar District Education Officer (DEO), Primary, said “Such practice existed in the past but now the department provides funds, thus the money should not be collected from teachers. I will ask the officials concerned.”
However, some government primary school teachers claimed that the situation was same almost everywhere in the state and the contribution money was fixed at the district-level, thus it varies in all districts.
TeacherSpeak
The department officials usually provide food just like the mid-day meal given in routine. Sports committees are formed to hold the games, but no one is accountable to give a report of money utilisation. —A teacher posted in Bathinda district
Officialspeak
Such practice existed in the past but now the department provides funds, thus the money should not be collected from teachers. I will ask the officials concerned. —Baljit Kumar, Muktsar District Education Officer (DEO), Primary


Labels:

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

What are Makerspaces in CBSE education System-Karthi Vidhyalaya CBSE

 What are Makerspaces in CBSE education System-Karthi Vidhyalaya CBSE   The educational ‘Makerspace’ is a place where the learner can make things. It is a place where one will learn through hands-on experience with various tools of creativity. It creates space and engages the learning process with variety and inquiry. Karthi Vidhyalaya Public School is built with an endeavour to establish quality conscious school where excellence is driven by values. Success is strengthened by ethics and Modernity is fortified by tradition. Schools in Kumbakonam We at KVPS, truly believe that each student has inherent potential and is for the institution to bring out. We are aware that learning is a life long process and, therefore, Students are motivated to challenge the hidden potential. ICSE has taken in a lot of structures from the NCERT Textbooks. At Grade 10, it is as of now is the toughest board examination. ISC (Class XII) is equally difficult to crack owing to its extremely...
Post a Comment
Read more

Over Half of School-Age Refugees Not Receiving Education - Best School Kumbakonam

Over Half of School-Age Refugees Not Receiving Education - Best School Kumbakonam Best matriculation girls schools in Kumbakonam More than half (3.7 million) of the 7.1 million school-age refugees are currently not enrolled in educational programs, according to a U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees ( UNHCR ) report published Aug. 30. Refugees (63% enrolled in school) are far less likely to be in primary education (roughly corresponding to elementary school in the U.S.) than non-refugees (91% enrolled), based on 2018 data. This is a 2% increase in refugee enrollment from 2017. Disparity increases for secondary education (roughly corresponding to middle school and high school in the U.S.), with only 24% of school-age refugees enrolled compared to 84% of non-refugee children. Similarly, only 3% of school-age refugees (up from 1% last year) are involved in higher education (college or university programs), compared to 37% of school-age non-refugees. “Commitme...
Post a Comment
Read more

DUTCH PEOPLE IN FAVOR OF ABOLISHING RELIGIOUS PRIMARY SCHOOLS - Best School Kubmakonam

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 ...
Post a Comment
Read more