Dharwad: Faced with the challenge of shrinking energy in executive schools, the schooling department is striving to attract kids to its Kannada medium primary schools through launching a number of new programmes. While remaining yr it was once Akshara Pallakki, this yr it's ‘Akshara Bandi (Letter Cart).
Under the Akshara Bandi programme, the dept had requested academics to identify kids who had avoided enrollment in the faculty’s jurisdiction and ferry them to the varsity in decorated bullock carts on re-opening day (Tuesday).
Zilla Panchayat president Chaitra Shirur formally inaugurated the programme on the executive primary faculty in Gulagajikoppa on Tuesday. ZP CEO Snehal Rayamane, additional commissioner of public instruction Major Siddalingayya Hiremath and different officers have been present.
After coming into the varsity, the students and fogeys have been knowledgeable about the executive’s amenities like loose textbooks, faculty luggage, uniform, mid-day meal, milk, scholarship and bicycle. At the top of the day, various cultural programmes together with Yakshagana have been carried out at neighborhood halls.
Undying craze for pvt schools
Despite efforts to entice parents to send their kids to executive schools, the rage to have their kids trained in non-public English medium schools is best expanding. Even parents in rural spaces want their kids to be enrolled in English medium schools, prompting a number of non-public educational institutions to spread their wings in rural spaces too.
Affluent parents in rural spaces are admitting their kids in English medium residential schools. “There is not any long run for our youngsters in villages as agriculture is not more a financially unswerving career. They wish to compete in the world job marketplace and for that they wish to be neatly trained and provided. The high quality of teaching in executive schools basically does now not instill self assurance. We cannot take chance with the careers of our youngsters and hence we are in a position to take a position on their schooling,” says Venkaraddi, a farmer from Tirlapur village whose kids find out about in residential schools.
Parents are not in a position to buy the theory that the kid will be informed higher if the medium of instruction on the primary level is the mummy tongue or the regional language. “It is all high-quality to hear such theories in speech. Practical life is other,” he provides.
Education department officers admit that they are dealing with a stiff challenge of protecting scholar energy in executive. Private schools have been coming out with cutting edge concepts to attract scholars, they add. “The efficiency of scholars of presidency schools in SSLC has progressed through the years because of excellent high quality educating. But it's difficult to convince parents not to get their kids trained in non-public schools,” says a senior legitimate.
Under the Akshara Bandi programme, the dept had requested academics to identify kids who had avoided enrollment in the faculty’s jurisdiction and ferry them to the varsity in decorated bullock carts on re-opening day (Tuesday).
Zilla Panchayat president Chaitra Shirur formally inaugurated the programme on the executive primary faculty in Gulagajikoppa on Tuesday. ZP CEO Snehal Rayamane, additional commissioner of public instruction Major Siddalingayya Hiremath and different officers have been present.
After coming into the varsity, the students and fogeys have been knowledgeable about the executive’s amenities like loose textbooks, faculty luggage, uniform, mid-day meal, milk, scholarship and bicycle. At the top of the day, various cultural programmes together with Yakshagana have been carried out at neighborhood halls.
Undying craze for pvt schools
Despite efforts to entice parents to send their kids to executive schools, the rage to have their kids trained in non-public English medium schools is best expanding. Even parents in rural spaces want their kids to be enrolled in English medium schools, prompting a number of non-public educational institutions to spread their wings in rural spaces too.
Affluent parents in rural spaces are admitting their kids in English medium residential schools. “There is not any long run for our youngsters in villages as agriculture is not more a financially unswerving career. They wish to compete in the world job marketplace and for that they wish to be neatly trained and provided. The high quality of teaching in executive schools basically does now not instill self assurance. We cannot take chance with the careers of our youngsters and hence we are in a position to take a position on their schooling,” says Venkaraddi, a farmer from Tirlapur village whose kids find out about in residential schools.
Parents are not in a position to buy the theory that the kid will be informed higher if the medium of instruction on the primary level is the mummy tongue or the regional language. “It is all high-quality to hear such theories in speech. Practical life is other,” he provides.
Education department officers admit that they are dealing with a stiff challenge of protecting scholar energy in executive. Private schools have been coming out with cutting edge concepts to attract scholars, they add. “The efficiency of scholars of presidency schools in SSLC has progressed through the years because of excellent high quality educating. But it's difficult to convince parents not to get their kids trained in non-public schools,” says a senior legitimate.
Govt struggling to attract students to Kannada schools
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