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APS Srinagar Conducts CBSE Capacity Building Programme at DPS Budgam

Gadyal Desk by Gadyal Desk
12/10/2025
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APS Srinagar Conducts CBSE Capacity Building Programme at DPS Budgam
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Srinagar, Oct 12 (JKNS): Army Public School (APS) Srinagar conducted a CBSE Capacity Building Programme on the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 at Delhi Public School (DPS) Budgam on October 11.

As per details available with news agency JKNS, Capacity Building Programme on the National Education Policy (NEP) was conducted by the Principal, Mr. Rajeev Kr Choudhary, along with Mrs. Shefali Yadav, Headmistress (FW).

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The interactive session focused on core aspects of NEP 2020, such as experiential learning, flexibility in curriculum, inclusive education, and teacher empowerment. The session witnessed active participation from teachers who discussed innovative teaching methods aligned with the policy’s vision.

The resource persons emphasized the importance of adapting classroom practices to modern learning needs and encouraged teachers to adopt reflective and learner-centered approaches. The programme provided educators with practical strategies to make learning more engaging and outcome-oriented.

Capacity Building Programmes are professional development initiatives designed to enhance the knowledge, skills, and teaching competencies of educators. They aim to strengthen teachers’ abilities to meet the evolving demands of the education system and improve overall classroom effectiveness.

Such initiatives are crucial for ensuring that teachers remain well-equipped to implement policy reforms like NEP 2020. They also promote peer learning, innovation, and collaboration among educators, helping schools maintain consistent academic quality and innovation.

The National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, introduced by the Government of India, envisions a transformative shift in the education system. It emphasizes holistic, multidisciplinary, and experiential learning instead of rote memorization, aiming to develop creativity, critical thinking, and problem-solving abilities in students.

The policy also prioritizes teacher training, inclusion, and flexibility in education to cater to diverse learning needs. Programmes like the one conducted at DPS Budgam serve as a bridge between policy and practice, helping educators bring NEP 2020’s vision to life in classrooms across the country. (JKNS)

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