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SARVA SHIKSHA ABHIYAN Implementation of RTE-SSA in DELHI (UNIVERSAL ELEMENTARY EDUCATION MISSION)

SARVA SHIKSHA ABHIYAN Implementation of RTE-SSA in DELHI (UNIVERSAL ELEMENTARY EDUCATION MISSION). PAB - MHRD, GoI. Dated 10.04.2013. 1. State at a Glance 2.RTE Compliance 3.Progress 2012-13 & Proposal 2013-14 for: 1. Access 2. Retention 3. Enhancing Quality

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SARVA SHIKSHA ABHIYAN Implementation of RTE-SSA in DELHI (UNIVERSAL ELEMENTARY EDUCATION MISSION)

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  1. SARVA SHIKSHA ABHIYAN Implementation of RTE-SSA in DELHI (UNIVERSAL ELEMENTARY EDUCATION MISSION) PAB - MHRD, GoI Dated 10.04.2013

  2. 1. State at a Glance • 2.RTE Compliance • 3.Progress 2012-13 & Proposal 2013-14 for: • 1. Access • 2. Retention • 3. Enhancing Quality • 4. Bridging Gender & Social Category Gaps • 4.Shiksha Ka Haq Abhiyan • 5.DelE: online school management system • 6.Major Achievements & Constraints • 7.Statement of Expenditure 2012-13 Structure of presentation

  3. 1.State at a Glance- All schools

  4. 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 All Management 2822964 2817559 2866857 Govt. &Local Bodies 1719619 1783566 1804009 (Including Aided) SC Category Children 242081 281515 249991 Minority Children 325925 342331 374056 Source: DISE • There is continuous increase in the enrollment in all types of schools in Delhi • Enrolment of children in schools is more than the projected population of the age group 6-14 years • Projected Child Population (6-14) age group) = 2745000 1.State at a GlanceEnrolment Trends in Last 3 Years

  5. Actions taken so far: • Model Rules have been notified • Order for Constitution of SMCs have been issued • State is in a process to add 100 more schools • Effective mechanism of Convergence with all Local bodies • Filling up of all vacant posts by CTET qualified Trained teachers on Contractual basis • Recruitment of regular teachers against State sanctioned posts is being followed up with DSSSB • Ensuring 25% admission of EWS Category in Private recognized schools • Per child expenditure @Rs.1190/- is being reimbursed • Dilution of norms for recognition of schools 2.RtE Compliance

  6. Effective monitoring of teachers and students attendance through MIS modules and physical visits by the supervisors • Regular meetings and consultation with Parents & Community • Improvement in School infrastructures: all schools have drinking water and toilet facilities • Teachers’ Rationalization is being done using online transfer module • Establishment of DCPCR • SCERT, Delhi has been notified as Academic Authority • Guidelines for operationalizaton of Special Training Centers for Out of School Children have been issued and available of website • Course content for children enrolled in Special Training Centers have been developed by team of experts from SCERT/DIETs 2.Rte COMPLIANCE

  7. Way forward: • Notification of Local Authority • Creation of Grievance Redressal Cell • Use of school mapping for rationalizing the enrolment in schools. • Effective teachers training to promote child centered pedagogy • Preparation of School Development Plans and taking appropriate action • Enhancing participation of community in the school management • Maintaining record of all children in the age group of 0-14 years by Local Authorities • Accelerating the process of filling up infrastructural gaps in schools 2. RTE COMPLIANCE

  8. 3.Progress 2012-13 & Proposal 2013-14 for:

  9. (A) Opening of New Schools Progress during 2012-13: • Increase in enrolment 1 lakh children per year • 101 New plots have been allocated • 100% State fundedConstruction of 34 schools is on progress including 1 Pucca + 33 Semi pucca structures • Rest would be starting soon in 2013-14 • Proposal for 2013-14 under Civil Works of SSA • 12 schools proposed including 10 in DMCs • (B) Existing School Buildings Total school buildings existing= 1988 • 1250 MCD, 680 DOE, 52 NDMC and 6 DCB • Total schools = 3190 (including double shift) ACCESS

  10. Insert District-wise no. of buildings EXISTING BUILDINGS PHYSICAL INFRASTRUCTURE (DOE) 3rd party monitoring for quality: 4 samples every month taken by Shriram Lab (2 from kitchen + 2 from schools) for each 17 service providers

  11. Progress during 2012-13: • Spill over work : All spillover work is either completed or in progress except BURC Buildings. • Fresh work: Could not be started in time due to the change of constructing agency DSIIDC to PWD. However, funds released to EDMC for construction of 106 ACRs • PROPOSAL for 2013-14: • 12 Schools:10 in DMCs and 2 in DoE resp. • 448 ACRs in DoE and DMC Schools • 200 Toilets (Girls) in DoE and DMC Schools • PAB is requested to allow Construction through Hindustan Prefab Limited, (A Govt. of India Enterprise) using the Fast Track Technology, in DoE Schools Civil Works under SSA

  12. Efforts to filling Infrastructure gaps by the departments including SSA

  13. Sites visited by JRM Team in January, 2013 GBSSS Jharoda Kalan Ramps G. Co-ED, Sec. SCh. Pochanpur New Delhi-77

  14. A view of DURC building located in New Delhi District A view of DURC building located in District East

  15. No residential hostel was proposed upto 2012-13 PPRPOSAL for 2013-14 Proposal for converting 3 Residential Special Training centers into Residential Hostels Budget requested: Rs. 34.52 Lakh per hostel (Based on KGBV Model-I) Total Budget: Rs. 103.56 Lakh Category of children: Street and working Implementing agency: CES Residential Hostel

  16. Mainstreaming of out of school children Progress in the year 2012-13 Non Residential Special Training (a) Children covered through Centers (63)run by HoS=1882 (b) Children covered through Centers(51) run by NGOs=1518 Residential special training Children covered through Centers run by NGO =228 Direct admissions Children coveredthrough DakhilaAbhiyan/Rallies=13285 Total coverage: 1882+1518+228+13285 = 16913

  17. 03 RBCs/Residential Special training centres are being run by the said NGO and 228 children have been enrolled at these centres Intervention for Out of School Children

  18. i) Non Residential Special Training (NRST) Children to be covered through NRST centers run by HoS =5657 (1351continued + 4306 fresh) Children to be covered through centers run by NGOs=2438 (Fresh) Children to be covered through Madarsas/Maqtabs = 1598 (Fresh) ii) Residential special training Children to be covered through RSTC run by NGO = 400 (158 continued + 242fresh) iii) Direct admissions Children to be covered through Dakhila Abhiyan =8290 Total coverage: 4796+2438+1598+400+8290 = 17522 Academic levels of children at STC are assessed by the DIETs/SCERT Delhi Proposal for Special Training of OOSC year 2013-14

  19. Free Textbooks (SSA + State Fund) • Free Text Books to all children • From SSA funds to all Girls, SC/ST children • From State Funds all children at primary level and General and OBC boys at upper primary • NCERT Text Books printed by Delhi Bureau of Text Books • School diaries are also given to all children from State Funds Uniform • 100% State funded TLE: Provided by the State in all schools other than the schools constructed under SSA Retention

  20. Teachers Salary (Recurring) • Total Teacher recruited • Primary Teachers: Target=2780, Achievement =1481 (53.3%) • Up. Pry. Teachers: Target=3536, Achievement = 2353 (67%) • Reasons for low achievement • Difference in the Consolidated pay of contract teachers in DMCs and SSA • Non-Availability of CTET qualified candidates • Delayed response from the DMCs Enhancing Quality

  21. New teachers posts worked out based on UDISE data • Proposal for the year 2013-14 • Primary Level =1634 • Upper Primary =1097 • Salary of new teachers is proposed • Primary Teachers =Rs. 23000 per month • Upper Primary Teachers =Rs. 24000 per month ENHANCING QUALITY New Teachers Salary

  22. Progress during the year 2012-13 Teacher Training (INSET) Primary Teachers: Target = 28244 Achievement = 4230 U. Primary Teachers: Target = 17773 Achievement = 17415 Proposal for the year 2013-14 16 (10+6) days training of upper primary teachers = 15556 16 (10+6) days training of primary teachers = 24350 Induction training (30 days) = 6316 Training of CRG/BRG/DRG (10 days) = 390 Total = 714.19 @ Rs. 100 per day per person New Proposal:Quarterly News Letter will be published to share the innovative practices adopted and exemplary efforts made by the teachers and schools in the State and elsewhere in the Country. Teachers Training

  23. Progress in 2012-13 • 131/136 CRPs are in position • Panel of CRPs have been prepared to fill-up vacancies • CRPs are responsible for collecting, checking and correcting of U-DISE data • Proposal for 2013-14 • Salary of 136 CRCs • Online monitoring of SSA interventions • Capacity building of New CRPs • Collection of U-DISE data • Planning and Coordination need based of teachers training at Cluster level Support through CRP

  24. Progress during the year 2012-13: • Panel of BURPs have been prepared to fill-up 168 vacancies of Subject Specific Resource Persons. • BURPs are responsible for collecting, checking and correcting of U-DISE data. • Proposal for the year 2013-14: • Salary of BURPs and augmentation of BURCs. • Online monitoring of SSA interventions. • Capacity building of New BURPs. • Collection of U-DISE data. • Planning and Coordination of need based Block level teachers training • Capacity building of CRPs Support through BURPs

  25. Progress during 2012-13: • In house production of the animated CAL content. • CAL Labs are running in all government schools. • Periods are allocated in Time Table. • CAL content on NCERT syllabus. • CAL content of class VI (Bridge Course) and VIII has been developed. • CAL content of class VII is in pipeline. • Proposal for 2013-14: • Development of CAL Content for Class VI based on NCERT syllabus. • Review of the content developed so far and uploading it in CAL Labs. • Augmentation of CAL Labs in schools • Training /orientation of teachers on use of CAL content Computer Aided Learning (CAL)

  26. CAL Clippings

  27. Progress during the year 2012-13: • All the 3 Grants were utilized almost 100% • Guidelines for the utilization and maintenance of Accounts were placed on the departmental website (Hyperlink) • Proposal for the year 2013-14: • Teachers’ grant =Rs.199.530 lakh • School grant =Rs.202.240 lakh • Maintenance grant =Rs.239.25 • Total =Rs.641.020 lakh • PAB is requested to allow teachers’ grant to all 9047 contractual teachers to be engaged under SSA. ANNUAL GRANTS

  28. Progress in 2012-13 School Mapping: Delhi Geospatial Society Limited (DGSL) has been given the task. The whole exercise has been completed in Feb., 2013 and 5162 schools Run/Aided/Recognized by DoE, MCD, NDMC & Delhi Cantonment Board have been mapped. Child population is yet to be linked with this Mapping. Studies Completed by SCERT “Time on Task Study for Teachers & students (Data analysis is to be done) Teachers effectiveness in various types of schools . A study related to gender and social categories discrimination in schools. Proposal for 2013-14 Achievement survey at district level. School & Social mapping in all Districts. Preparation of tools, guidelines data analysis etc. at State level. State level workshop for Action Research for 45 participants Status study regarding implementation of provisions of RtE, District level studies including Studies of MDM, school infrastructure, TLM, CAL etc. Research Evaluation Monitoring and Supervision (REMS)

  29. Progress in 2012-13 • Survey conducted and over 20 thousand children were identified • Special admission drive launched in Nov/Dec 2012 for out of school CWSN and more than 1236 children were mainstreamed out of 11463. • Assessment Camps for CWSN organized and 4450 CWSN assessed • Out of 4450 children assessed, 2094 recommended for equipment /appliances and 321 children recommended for Corrective Surgery. • Braille books: 711 blind children supported by the Department. • Corrective supported for 414 children • Workshops/meetings at the State level: 02 meetings of SRG and Sightsavers and Smile Train were organized. • Salary of existing Resource Teachers: Presently 248 Resource Teachers Progress made under IED-SSA 2012-13

  30. Experts assessing CWSN at SBV, Lancer Road (Ditt. North) SBV Co-ed, Lancer Road (Distt. North)

  31. 900 Resource Teachers are being recruited by State • Home based education will be provided through them • IEP has been prepared with respect to all CWSN enrolled and their education will be facilitated accordingly with the involvement of Resource Teachers under SSA and Departmental RTs Other Activities planned • Assessment of CWSN • Provision of Aids and Appliances • Braille books to blind students • Workshops/meetings at the District level • Workshops/meetings at the State level sharing the experiences • Salary of 55 Ayaas/Helpers @Rs.3000/- per month for 6 months • Salary of 300 Resource Teachers @Rs.23000/- per month for 10 months Proposal for IED for 2013-14

  32. Progress in 2012-13: Girls Education: Winter Camp for Out of School, Kishori Manch, Role Play and athletic meet SC/ST Children: Awareness/counselling campaign for parents; Summer Camps/Winter Camps, theatre activities. Minority: 10 Madrasas/Maqtabs have been empanelled ECCE: Process of handing over of 300 ECCE Centers to Department of WCD started. Urban Deprived: 13 NGOs have been empanelled. Innovation Head

  33. Role Play for Girls Girls Athletic Meet

  34. Proposal for 2013-14: • Girls Education: Winter Camp for Out of School, KishoriManch, Role Play and athletic meet SC/ST Children: Awareness/counselling campaign for parents; Summer Camps/Winter Camps, theatre activities. • Minority: Parents Counseling, Education mela and Health mela . • ECCE: Training of Nursery Teachers, engagement of Caregivers, TLM grant to Nursery Centers etc. • Urban Deprived: Activities such as Exposure visits of Out of School Children enrolled at STCs, 13 NGOs have been empanelled, training of teachers of STCs. Innovation Head

  35. 4. Shiksha Ka Haq Abhiyan

  36. Total Number of Schools in 28 Zone= 5095( All Management). Number of Average days the schools function=210 PTR in reference to subject teachers=38.94 Number of school where library available and functional=4814 Number of schools where meeting held with parents concerning with CCE=2718 (Monthly), 1956 Quarterly, 215 half yearly, 36 yearly. Average working hours for teachers per week=35 hours Report Analysis of Shiksha Ka Haq

  37. Training and orientation of Volunteers by State team BURC Coordinators, Distributing Kit to Volunteers; Sh. Udit Prakash, IAS, SPD-SSA addressing Volunteers in District South West

  38. Orientation of Volunteers by the State & District Team in District East Spl. PD addressing the volunteers in District East

  39. 5. DelE – Online School Management System

  40. Del-E Del-E is the Online School Management System of the Department of Education. 22 user friendly MIS modules are in use. • DISE On-line • Enrolment in schools • Infrastructure • Manpower planning • Teachers’ promotion and Transfer/Postings • Financial disbursements • Unique School ID • Unique Employee ID, Unique Student ID • On-line Admissions • File Tracking System etc. • Online Module for Mid Day Meal • Transfer of funds to students bank accounts directly

  41. 14 Modules of SSA Interventions

  42. Efficiency of the Human Resource has increased due to the implementation of E-MIS initiatives. Substantial increase in the performance of children at Primary, Upper primary, Secondary and Sr. Secondary Level as evidenced by the National Achievement Survey conducted by the NCERT and CBSE results. • Decrease in the dropout rate and OoSC. • Regular increase in the enrolment in Govt. Local body schools @ more than one lakh children per year. • Gender gap has been reduced substantially and GPI is more than one in Govt. local body schools. • Social category gaps is reducing in the schools. • Department is working on zero rejection policy for mainstreaming of children in school 6.Major Achievements

  43. Multiplicity of Agencies running schools including Dte. of Edn., MCD, NDMC, DCB and Private societies and trusts. Porous boarder giving opportunity to children from Haryana and U.P. to manage enrolment in schools of NCT of Delhi. Unrecognized schools in many unauthorized colonies/habitations. 6.Major Constraints

  44. Rs. In Lakh

  45. 7.Statement of expenditure in 2012-13 (Rs. In Lakhs) * Expenditure details from Districts are yet to be received ** Expenditure is 41% of approved budget

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