The Department of School Education has the major objective of achieving
Universalisation of Elementary Education. Under Universalisation of
Elementary Education all children in the 5 to 15 age group have to
be progressively brought to school. Keeping this in mind the Department
has been making efforts to improve enrolment and retention of all
school age children in schools. The district gross enrolment ratio
for the age group of 6-10 years being 102.09 and the drop out rate
for the same age group is 12.05.
At the same time, the quality of teaching in the schools has remained
far below despite a large number of training programmes. Close monitoring
both in terms of the quantitative aspects as well as quality is required.
For this purpose, the Department has been implementing Children Learning
Acceleration Programme for Sustainability (CLAPS) in the district.
Under this, children able to achieve the skills required by them of
their classes. Close monitoring is being done by the Mandal Educational
Officers and Mandal Resource Persons by placing the children and schools
based on their achievement in monthly tests. The progress report on
CLAPS is as follows
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Results for the month of
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Total no. of Primary sections
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No. of schools in the following grades
|
|
A
|
B
|
C
|
D
|
|
1
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June 2007(Base line Assessment Test)
|
1829
|
02
|
144
|
325
|
1358
|
|
2
|
September 2007
|
1829
|
60
|
412
|
614
|
743
|
Following are the parameters for grading the schools
| * |
Class wise grading is made basing on the No. of
children able to read and write in particular class. In the same
way in Mathematics grading is made basing on the No. of children
able to perform four fundamental operations in Mathematics. |
| * |
Basing on the average grade of all classes school
wise grading is calculated. |
| * |
School grade is awarded basing on the average grade
of all the classes |
| |
o Above 80% |
- 'A' grade |
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o 60% to 79% |
- 'B' grade |
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o 50% to 59% |
- 'C' grade |
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o 49% and below |
- 'D' grade |
Retention:- During 2006-07 retention percentage in the District
up to UP level is 68.72% Transition from Primary to Upper Primary
is 94% where as Transition from Upper Primary to High School is 97%.
Following strategies were adopted in the District for 100% Transition.
Strategy for Elimination of Child Labour:- Total No.of Out
of school identified in the district are
|
Total No of 5-15 children
|
Total No of In School Children
|
Total No of Out of School Children
|
|
4,63,089
|
4,56,878
|
6,211
|
The out of school children will be mainstreamed through RBCs, NRBCs,
NCLP Schools during this year 2007-08
Particulars of Achievements through Alternative Strategies during
2006-07 :
| |
No of Centres
|
Enrolment
|
| Residential Bridge Courses |
20
|
1613
|
| Non - Residential Bridge Course Camps |
09
|
214
|
| NCLP Centres |
34
|
1472
|
|
Total::
|
3299
|
Mainstreaming particulars of Out of School children- 2006-07(Admitted
in Residential schools, Hostels & Regular schools) during 2007-08.
| Residential Bridge Course Camps |
1613
|
| Non - Residential Bridge Course Camps |
214
|
| Direct admission into schools |
1126
|
Action Plan for mainstreaming of out of school children through
Alternative Strategies (2007-08)
| Residential Bridge Course Camps |
1550
|
| Non - Residential Bridge Course Camps |
400
|
| Direct Admissions in to Schools |
2561
|
| NCLP Centres |
1700
|
| Total |
6211
|
| |
|
| Total habitations in the district |
: 1518 |
| No of Habitations with 100% enrolment |
: 728 |
| Total Gram Panchayats in the district |
: 718 |
| No. of Gram Panchayats with 100% enrolment |
: 483 |
Exemption from payment of fee for classes 7th Common Examination
& SSC Public Examination:
The Government vide their Memo No 25481/Exams/2004-3 & 4. Dt 01.10.2004
and 18.10.2004 have issued orders for exemption of attendance fee
in respect of the students mainstreamed at RBCs/NRBCs run by Government
Organization / NGOs. However, such students shall pay the normal examination
fee of Rs 60/- and 100/- appearing for 7th and 10th class examinations
respectively. Further, the Government in their G.O. Ms. No 163. Dt
17.11.2004 have issued orders that the children of RBCs and NRBCs
and other NGOs be exempted from payment if both attendance and examination
fee if they intend to appear for 7th class and SSC examinations.
School Complex: Government in G.O Ms No 93 School Education
Dated 21.8.2004 issued order for establishment of 7,000 School Complexes
in the state during 2004-05 in order to achieve education for all,
Strengthening of the School System, Effective implementation of programmes
like DPEP, SSA, NCLP, Bridge Courses.
229 School complexes are functioning in the District. All school
complex Head Masters will act as Teacher Centre Secretaries.. Enrollment
drives "Badibata" will be conducted by taking school complex as unit.
School complex HMs will maintain the basic data pertaining to their
habitation. School complex Head Master reviews the status of enrollment,
retention in every TC meeting.
Appointment of Special Vidya Volunteers in SC, ST & BC Hostels
: It is decided to provide Special Tutors for the children of
SC, ST and BC hostels in the district during the year 2007-08. The
Special Tutors provide academic guidance and support to the children
in the morning session from 6 A.M. to 8 A.M. and in the evening session
from 5 P.M. to 8 P.M. It is planned to provide special tutors @1:40
according to admitted strength, up to maximum of 3 tutors per hostel.
Kasturba Gandhi Balika Vidyalayas( KGBVS): Government of India
under central sector has introduced the scheme of KGBVS. The schools
are residential in nature and are aimed at creating residential schooling
facilities for out of school girls belonging to SCs, STs and OBCs.
Under it, 94 KGBVs are sanctioned in 19 Districts. For Nizamabad District,
15 Schools are allotted in the following Mandals under Model - I (with
100 capacity in all 3 classes VI, VII & VIII for the present year).
In these 15 schools, 7 schools are already functioning from 2005-06
and preparatory arrangements are made to start remaining 8 schools
in the month of November 2007.
| 1.Lingampet |
2.Nagireddypet |
3.Pitlam |
4.Bichkunda |
5.Jukkal |
| 6.Sirikonda |
7.Bheemgal |
15.Varni |
9.Yellareddy |
10.Birkur |
| 11.Nizamsagar |
13.Kammarpally |
14.Banswada |
12.Machareddy (CWSN) |
8.Yedpally E/m (Mus. Minorities) |
Vidya Volunteers The Scheme of engaging Vidya Volunteers in
schools is introduced with the following objectives:
· To meet the subject teacher needs and · To improve the proper Teacher
Pupil Ratio in Schools meeting the gap between the numbers of posts
sanctioned in schools against the requirements.
No. of VVs engaged in Primary Schools :
| Primary Schools |
: |
711
|
| Upper Primary Schools |
: |
741
|
| High Schools |
|
1051
|
|
Total
|
|
2503
|
1000 School Computerization Project: : Computer Aided Learning
is taken up in (32) schools by providing Educational CDs and totally
9241 children are being benefited
SARVA SHIKSHA ABHIYAN
| Project Period |
: |
2001-02 to 2009-10 (Financial Period -2001-02 to
2006-07) |
| Pattern of Funding |
|
75:25 (75% GOI and 25% GOAP) |
| Coverage |
: |
All 36 mandals in the district |
1. Objectives of SSA:
| * |
All children in School, Education Guarantee Centre,
Alternative School, Back to School camp by 2003 |
| * |
All children complete five years of Primary schooling
by 2007. · All children complete eight years of Elementary schooling
by 2010. |
| * |
Focus on Elementary Education of satisfactory quality
with emphasis on education for life |
| * |
Bridge all gender and social category gaps at primary
stage by 2007 and at Elementary education level by 2010 and |
| * |
Universal retention by 2010 |
2. Interventions of SSA:
| * |
Opening of Primary Schools. |
| * |
Upgradation of Primary Schools into Upper Primary
Schools. |
| * |
Upgradation of EGS / ALS to Primary Schools. |
| * |
Regular Teachers to New Schools - Primary & Upper
Primary Schools. |
| * |
Additional Teachers to existing Primary & Upper
Primary Schools |
| * |
Civil Works - Construction of School Buildings,
Addl. Classrooms, MRC Buildings (Non - DPEP districts), Rooms
for Teacher Centres. |
| * |
Civil Works - Provision of Compound Wall, Toilets,
Electricification & Drinking Water facilities |
| * |
Strengthening of Mandal Resource Centres and Teacher
Centres. |
| * |
Maintenance grant to Schools with own buildings. |
| * |
Grants - School Grants & Teacher Grants. |
| * |
Teaching Learning Equipment to Primary & Upper Primary
Schools. |
| * |
Free textbooks to OC girls of Class VI to VIII |
| * |
Training to Teachers. |
| * |
Innovations - Girl Education, Early Childhood Education,
Education of SC & St and Computer Education of UP Schools |
| * |
Research, Evaluation, Supervision & Monitoring |
| * |
Provision of Disabled Children |
| * |
Training of community leaders. |
| * |
Project Management. |
| * |
Intervention for Out of School Children |
3. Achievements during 2006-07
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Item
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2006-07
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Target
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Achievement
|
|
1
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Opening of New Primary Schools |
Nil
|
Nil
|
|
2
|
Upgradation of Primary Schools to UP Schools |
Nil
|
Nil
|
|
3
|
Appointment of regular teaches |
Nil
|
Nil
|
|
4
|
Opening of EGS centres which school less habitations
which are not eligible for formal primary schools and covered
children |
46
|
46
|
|
5
|
Coverage of out of schools children under Alternative
Innovative Schemes (RBCs & NRBCs) |
1900
|
1613
|
|
6
|
Release of School Grants |
2314
|
2314
|
|
7
|
Release of Teacher Grants |
8521
|
8521
|
|
8
|
Release of TLE Grants |
90
|
90
|
|
9
|
Free Textbooks distributed to OC girls |
11833
|
11833
|
|
10
|
Training to Teachers |
8060
|
7990
|
|
11
|
Training to Community Leaders |
5744
|
5241
|
|
12
|
Support to IED children |
1253
|
1041
|
|
13
|
Support to Mandal Resource Centres |
36
|
36
|
|
14
|
Support to Teacher Centres |
229
|
229
|
|
15
|
Release of Maintenance Grants |
2314
|
2314
|
|
16
|
Construction of Addl. Classrooms |
703
|
649
|
4. Approved Budget 2007-08
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District
|
Fresh
|
Spill
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Total
|
|
1
|
Nizamabad
|
3157.53
|
1038.79
|
4196.32
|
5. Cumulative Expenditure (Rs in lakhs) as on 30.9.2007
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Year
|
Releases
|
Expenditure
|
% of Expenditure
|
|
2001-02 to 2006-07
|
4905.15
|
4624.52
|
94%
|
|
2007-08 (as on 30.9.07)
|
545.60
|
475.34
|
87%
|
Andhra Pradesh National Programme for the Education
of Girls at the Elementary Level (AP NPEGEL)
| Project Period |
: |
2003-04 to 2009-10 (Financial Period - 2003-04 to
2007-08) |
| Pattern of Funding |
: |
75:25 (75% GOI and 25% GOAP) |
| Coverage |
: |
32 Mandals |
| |
|
Balkonda, Banswada, Bheemgal, Bhiknoor, Bichkunda,
Birkur, Dharpally, Dichpally, Domakonda, Gandhari, Jakranpally,
Jukkal, Kammarpally, Kotagiri, Lingampet, Machareddy, Madnoor,
Makloor, Morthad, Nandipet, Nagireddypet,Navipet, Nizamabad U,
Nizamsagar, Pitlam, Renjal, Sadashivanagar, Sirikonda, Tadwai,
Vailpoor, Varni, Yellareddy |
1. Objectives of NPEGEL: ·
| * |
Develop and promote facilities to provide access. |
| * |
Facilitate retention of girls. |
| * |
Ensure greater participation of Women and Girls
in Education |
| * |
Improve Quality of Education |
| * |
Stress relevance and quality of girls education
for their empowerment |
2. Major Interventions under NPEGEL
1. Establishment Model Cluster Schools (MCS)
2.Construction of Additional
Classrooms in MCS
3.Additional Intervention at MCS
4.Community Mobilisation
5.Providing girl friendly facilities and elements
3. Achievements:
| * |
'5420 girls in the classes II to VIII are benefited
through remedial coaching classes. |
| * |
34159 girls are trained in different vocational
skills such as Tailoring, Embroidery, Painting and Karate, Rakhee
preparation, Sanitary Napkin preparation, greeting cards preparation |
| * |
649 volunteers were appointed to conduct remedial
coaching classes and for vocational courses |
| * |
96 ECE centres are functioning and 2380 children
in the age group of 3-5 years are enrolled in the centres |
| * |
386 best schools were identified and awarded by
the Model Cluster Schools. |
| * |
1623 Out of school Girls are mainstreamed through
Short Term Motivational camps and mobilization drives |
| * |
132 Addl. Classrooms and separate toilets for girls
were constructed. |
| * |
Supplied Sports material, library books, vocational
equipment were purchased by MCS through executive committees. |
| * |
Cluster Co-ordinators are appointed to motivate
Out of School Girls, Irregular Girls and monitor NPEGEL activities. |
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Item |
2003-04 to 2007-08 |
|
Target
|
Achievement 1
|
|
1.
|
Identification of MCS |
193
|
193
|
|
2.
|
Civil Works-Release of Grants to MCS |
193
|
193
|
|
3.
|
Additional Incentives releases to MCS |
193
|
193
|
|
4.
|
Grants to girl friendly elements |
193
|
193
|
|
5.
|
Opening of Early Childhood Education Centres |
96
|
96
|
4. Approved Budget - 2007-08 (Rs in lakhs)
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District
|
No.of MCSs
|
Budget approved
|
|
1
|
Nizamabad
|
272
|
399.2
|
5. Cumulative Expenditure as on 30.9.2007 (Rs in lakhs
|
Year
|
Releases
|
Expenditure
|
% of Expenditure
|
| 2003-04 to 2006-07 |
686.072
|
684.46
|
99%
|
| )2007-08 (as on 30.9.07) |
-
|
-
|
-
|