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4th ‘One-day Trip’ for School-going Students to celebrate its 175th Year of Excellence by IIT-Roorkee

As part of celebrating its 175th year of excellence this year, IIT Roorkee, has among various activities planned to expose school children from the neighboring schools of  Roorkee- Haridwar region to its various scientific and hi tech departments/blocks and their activities through a campus tour program  called ‘One Day Trips’.  The fourth such tour took place on May 24, in …

Bihar learns ‘AfterCare’ from Delhi, will replicate or adapt Udayan Care models

Aftercare is a critical yet unaddressed area of child protection in India. Normally a number of children, who grow up in state Care Homes, find it difficult to live independently after move out of them. The children growing up in care institutions are not adequately prepared to leave care and are not ready for independent living. Their transition planning and …

Advantages of opting for National Institute of Open Schooling

Saktima Das – Head Coordinator NIOS & Coordinator – Student Well Being Centre (SWBC), Jasudben ML School, describes seven benefits National Institute of Open Schooling also known as NIOS is a board for students who want to pursue their completion of secondary and senior secondary education in private mode through correspondence. NIOS is a government authorized board under the Ministry of Education perfectly relevant and …

Guidelines regarding precautions to be observed by schools to combat the ill-effects of the heat-wave

Ministry of Education has issued following guidelines regarding precautions to be observed by schools to combat the ill-effects of the heat-wave. Modification in School timings and daily routine School hours may start early and get over before noon. Timing may be from 7.00 AM onwards. Number of school hours per day may be reduced. Sports/other outdoor activities which expose students …

The silo of KP migrant schools in Jammu doing more harm than good to KP migrant children

Now reduced to just five in number with a few hundred students on their rolls, these exclusive schools have been systemically eroded to just on paper entities. The lack of teaching staff and subject teachers in particular is ruining education of many a children studying in them and also rendering them unsustainable There are about five pubic (government) migrant schools …

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