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DC reviews functioning of Education department in Kupwara

Gadyal Desk by Gadyal Desk
28/05/2024
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Kupwara, May 28; the Deputy Commissioner Kupwara,Ms. Ayushi Sudan today reviewed the functioning of the Education Sector here at a meeting held at the Mini-meeting hall of DC Office complex.

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The Deputy Commissioner meticulously reviewed the timeline of teachers training and other related issues of the department.

The meeting was attended by CPO Kupwara, Chief Education Officer Kupwara , Principal DIET Kupwara, Dy.CEO, ZEOs, Zimmadari core team, Parimal foundation Kupwara, Pratham Education Foundation.

The Deputy Commissioner laid emphasis on strengthening the Education indicators which would ultimately help in improving the overall Education scenario of the district

The Deputy Commissioner directed the concerned to identify at least 200 schools from the district for special interventions under Foundational Literacy and numeracy (FLN).

DC meticulously assessed the gaps in learning level of students of 3rd to 5th classes of the government schools of the district.

On the occasion, the DC emphasized that the early years (0 to 8 years) are the most significant period of growth and development in the life of a child. It is during this period that foundations for the holistic development of the child and the child’s future learning are set up. She further said that strong foundations in the early years have a lasting impact on children’s development.

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