With no compulsory attendance or access to online classes, underprivileged students are losing touch with studies and working to support their families.
State Cabinet has decided to amend the Right to Education rules to go for private schools only where government schools do not exist. Legal precedence doesn’t support this. What are the implications of the amendment, and what are parents worried about?
Even as the Chief Minister announced in the budget of including pre-primary section in government schools, an NGO quietly worked on creating a model for such schools. What is this idea all about?
B.PAC, in association with Shell MRPL Aviation launched the Safe and Green School project. The project aims to create a clean and safe environment in government schools that is conducive for learning.
Teach for India fellows at the Kadugodi government schools are seeking help with supplies and volunteers to improve the facilities at the school. Here’s what they are looking for.
With Agastya Foundation’s single minded focus on hands-on science education, their ongoing science fair is a must for all young ones. On till December 3rd.
The Right to Education Act’s 25 percent reservation clause has opened a can of worms. In Bengaluru, parents, school managements, students, and NGOs express their concern over this new law.
The Karnataka education ministry never fires chronically absent teachers in the state, despite 10 instances of teachers on unauthorised leave, for more than two years. An investigative report by students of IIJNM, Bangalore.
