The better use of surplus teachers, subject-wise teachers and resources
Bhopal: A campus-a school concept will be implemented with the aim of better use of surplus teachers, the usefulness of subject wise teachers, better use of resources available in schools and effective monitoring on studies.
This information was given at the next year’s work-plan review meeting of the School Education Department. Chief Minister Shri Shivraj Singh Chauhan directed the quality of education, reviewing the future work of the Department of School Education.
45 thousand 384 schools and 20 thousand 656 campuses have been identified to implement the concept of a campus-a house. The primary schools with less than forty enrollment are 40 thousand 102 and middle school 6221. ‘A campus-a house’ will include 1941 schools of Higher Secondary, 2972 high schools, 20 thousand 235 middle schools and 20 thousand 233 primary schools.
It is noteworthy that new integrated education scheme has been planned under ‘Sabco Education-Good Education’ by the Government of India. It will include all-education campaigns, National Secondary Education Campaign and Teacher Education, implemented from nursery to 12th. It is aimed at enhancing the quality of education, increasing the student’s ability to education, removing social disparity in school education, determining minimum standard in school education, promoting commercialization testing with education.
The biggest benefit from a ‘a campus-a house’ work plan will be that no house will be closed. All the schools located in a campus will be merged as a campus-a house. ‘A campus-a house’ will be developed as an all-convenient house. The Integrated Time Table and Management Committee will be for conducting the Houses. Preliminaryly the postal teachers will not be transferred. The post and rights of the House Principal will be further strengthened.
The Government Agricultural Higher Secondary School Baitul Baatul Bachatykhand in Bethul district as a pilot project will be established as a consolidated school. This Vidyalaya consists of four primary, five secondary and higher secondary schools. The campaign will be implemented in a condensing manner, starting from two April. Counselling will be conducted for Class X students. Counselling will be in three steps. Aptitude test, aptitude test, language efficiency, math efficiency and logical capacity will be assessed.
Information on the occasion that improving school infrastructure has increased access to children’s schools. The number of private schools received from the first to the twelfth government and private and governmental grants has become one lakh 59 thousand 434. New buildings of 582 Higher Secendary and 128 High Schools have been sanctioned for the year 2018-19. The financial provision of Rs 459 crore has been made for them. 11 thousand 700 posts have been approved for High School and Higher Secendary Schools. Furthermore, 629 High School and 329 Higher Secendary Schools are being upgraded. To purchase furniture and laboratory materials in two thousand secondary schools and 829 High Schools and Higher Secendary Schools
At the meeting Minister of School Education Kunvar Vijay Shah, Chief Secretary Shri B.P. Singh, Principal Secretary School Education Smt. Deepti Gaud Mukherjee, Chief Secretary Chief Minister Ashok Bernwal and Senior Officer were present.
