परिषदीय स्कूलों में भी नर्सरी (UKG) की पढ़ाई होगी
To make the children studying in the council schools of the state from pre-primary to class two proficient in language and mathematics, Nipun Bharat is going to be conducted in December 2025 and Mission in February 2026. In this sequence, the Basic Education Department has set the Nipun targets for the new Nipun assessment session 2025-26. In this, some target has been set for all the officers.
It has been said that the Block Education Officer will develop the primary or composite school of his BRC as an ideal school. Diet mentor will work to make one school of his development block, the school in which SRG is working, ARP ten schools of his development block,
Shikshak Sankul will work to make his original school and the teacher who was previously an ARP, the current working school proficient.
Director General School Education Kanchan Verma has directed all BSAs and DIET principals to achieve the target of minimum 80 percent attendance in relation to the students enrolled in the school. Class and subject wise syllabus should be completed every month. Children should be taught through workbooks, kits, TLM, print material. BEO should review the meeting with the headmasters on the fourth Monday of every month. The Director General has said that learning at home should be promoted. Keep in touch with the parents as well. He said that in the current session, a skillful assessment of primary and composite council schools will be done in December 2025 and February 2026 through D.El.Ed trainees. For this, complete all the necessary related exercises on time.
Now the children studying in all government council schools will get the facility of 'UKG' i.e. Balvatika-3 education like private schools. Preparations are being made to implement this system for children in the age group of five to six years in primary schools. This initiative is being taken in accordance with the National Education Policy 2020, which states that the child should be at least six years old for admission in the first class. In such a situation, pre-primary education has been considered necessary.
A total of 1,11,621 council primary and composite schools are operating in the state. Out of these, Anganwadi centers are already present in the premises of 70,494 schools, where education from Balvatika-1 to Balvatika-3 is being imparted. Children of three to six years of age are enrolled in these centers. Now the Basic Education Department has prepared a proposal to the government for Bal Vatika 3 i.e. UKG in the remaining schools. A proposal has been sent to the government to start 'UKG' classes in 41.127 schools as well. According to the proposal, in schools where there are no Anganwadi centers, children of five to six years of age will be enrolled by running a campaign. If additional rooms are available in the school, then 'UKG' will be run there, otherwise they will be taught by sitting with class-1. The Education Department has also planned to give necessary training to Shikshamitras and assistant teachers for running UKG. In future, specially trained ECCE educators will also be deployed here. These children will also be provided with mid-day meal facility. There will be provision for games and activity based teaching in these classes. Along with this, materials like stationery, learning corner, wonder box will also be provided, as is being done in co-located Anganwadis. This is expected to bring about a big improvement in the quality of primary education in government schools, which will also increase the trust of parents towards schools.
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