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English medium in govt schools from next year: Sabitha
The English medium instruction would be introduced up to class VIII and training classes for teachers in this regard have already been conducted, says the Education Minister
Hyderabad: Education Minister Sabitha Indra Reddy has informed that the English medium instruction would be introduced in government schools from next academic year across the Telangana.
The English medium instruction would be introduced up to class VIII and training classes for teachers in this regard have already been conducted, she said.
The Cabinet Sub-Committee headed by Education Minister Sabitha Indra Reddy held a meeting with officials concerned and discussed about the implementation of Mana Ooru Mana Badi programme.
Speaking to the media here on Saturday, Sabitha Indra Reddy said in the first phase, over 9,000 schools will be developed by providing 12 different facilities and the State government has earmarked about Rs 3,497 crore for implementing the program. The Minister said as the summer holidays have begun and all schools are reminded closed, the renovation and other development works will be taken up immediately and will be completed ina stipulated period.
The Minister said the State government has set June 12 as deadline to complete the works and all the district collectors have been directed to monitor the works from time to time. Moreover, all Ministers and MLAs have also been asked to supervise the works in their respective areas to complete them in a stipulated period. She also said the "Badi Baata'" program will be held from June 1 to 12 and schools will be reopened from June 12.
Meanwhile, the Education department will conduct meetings of teachers and parents in their respective areas on taking suggestions to strengthen the government schools.
