Baramulla: The Deputy Commissioner (DC) Baramulla, Dr Syed Sehrish Asgar on Wednesday said that the District Administration is committed to establish smart classrooms for Kindergarten and other schools which will be provided with all the essential and sophisticated equipments under Samgraha Shiksha and Aspirational District Programme (ADP).
The DC while presiding over a function at Government Boys High School Deewanbagh said that the move is aimed to equip Government schools with latest technology and improve teaching-learning experience especially in far flung areas of the district.
During the programme, the DC in presence of Chief Education Officer Baramulla, Balbir Singh Raina; District Information Officer, Jahangeer Akhoon and other concerned flagged-off vehicles for distribution of Water proof tents, Utensils, Gas Stoves LEDs and other electronic gadgets to KinderGartens and other schools of Baramulla under Aspirational District Programme and Samgraha Shiksha Scheme.
Briefing with regard to the distribution, Chief Education Officer said that these equipment were distributed among 18 zones of Baramulla district wherein 85 schools were provided with KG Material, 100 schools provided with Utensils and gas besides 36 schools with water proof tents and LEDs.
He further informed that more distributions will be carried out to facilitate the dropout school children for their re-enrollment.
Speaking on the occasion, the DC informed that the administration’s constant endeavour to equip, upgrade and modernise Government schools is aimed at providing outcome-based quality education and instilling community ownership of educational institutions.
Moreover, the DC remarked that the initiatives are being taken to saturate all schools across the district with the same facilities in a phased manner under ADP and Samgraha Shiksha Scheme.
She further impressed upon all the educational heads to make people aware regarding the initiatives of government taken for the augmentation of infrastructure and educational setup in government schools so as to ensure that government schools witness the highest number of new entrants across the district.
