From Thursday, the West Bengal government will open ‘neighbourhood schools’to teach pupils in the pre-primary and primary grades.
More than six million children in pre-primary and primary school will benefit, according to a state education department senior officer. The seminars will be attended by 184,000 teachers, and 38,000 sahayaks in the area.
‘Classes would be held in open-air.’ According to the officer, ‘some schools have decided to hold the Paray Shikshalay classes on their school grounds.’
‘Students in pre-primary and primary courses have been out of school for almost two years. Even though online classes are available, the children are suffering from the effects. As a result, this project has been launched,’ stated state education minister Bratya Basu.
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