Proposal for Asha for Education Austin Chapter Uday SAMUDAYiK Pathshala GSK Girirajpura Rajasthan Introduction UDAY Saamudaayik Pathshala Girirajpura is the newest school that ID: 526136
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New Project Proposal forAsha for Education, Austin Chapter
Uday
SAMUDAYiK
Pathshala
GSK -
Girirajpura
(Rajasthan) Slide2
IntroductionUDAY Saamudaayik Pathshala
,
Girirajpura
is the newest school that
Gramin
Shiksha
Kendra initiated on
5th March 2014.
The
school is located about 45 kilometers from
Sawai
Madhopur
and
is part of
Tonk
District’s Aligarh block.
This
school serves mainly relocated community of
two
villages.
Currently
, it has 45 children – 27 boys and 18 girls and 2 teachers. The teacher
-pupil
ratio is 1:22.Slide3
About GirirajpuraGirirajpura is a small village located four kilometers from
Amli
Railway station on Delhi –
Mumbai mainline.
This is a
newly formed
village. Villagers from two villages (
Mor
Dungari
and
Padra
) in core of
Ranthambhore
Tiger
Reserve
were relocated here in 2012.
It
took almost two years for them to settle down, make their
houses
, start agriculture, start day to day religious rituals etc
.
Gramin
Shiksha
Kendra has played a very important role
in the
just relocation package of the village.
Due
to regular interactions with the community on their rights and with the Forest Department on
their
responsibility by the organization, the villagers have been happily relocated.Slide4
How it started… The community had been demanding for the Uday
Samudayik
Pathshala
in their new village from
GSK and
has been insisting the forest department and district administration for the same.
T
he
forest
department
wrote to
Gramin
Shiksha
Kendra in January 2014 requesting to start a
Uday
Pathshala
for
children of
Girirajpura
.
They
also provided
a
peace of 10 acres of community land a three
room
school building
.
The nearest elementary school to this village is
4 km away
near the
Amli
Railway station
, that
too on the other side of the very busy railway line.
There
is also a private school in
Amli
but it is
also
located on the other side of the railway station at 4 km from
Girirajpura
.Slide5
Academic – Teachers and Students
Sr. No
Name of teacher
Educational Qualification
Group
1.
Mr. Ashok Sharma
MA, B.Ed.
School Leader; Primary
2. Mr Shailendra Singh MA, B.Ed. Pre Primary
Group
No. of enrolled children
Average Attendance
% Attendance
Boys
Girls
Total
Pre- Primary
16
5
21
18
86
Primary
11
13
24
22
92
Sub-total
27
18
40
89
Grand-total
45
Slide6
Pre-PrimaryPre-primary group (3-6 Years) is comprised of 21 children of 3-6 years. These
21 children are further divided into 2 sub-groups according to their ages and the year of admission to the school.
10 children in 1
st
sub
-group
11
children
in 2
nd sub-group. This group runs for 4 hours each day. Slide7
Pre-Primary - ActivitiesThe activities like dance, music and dramatics are taken as an integrated whole. Children are encouraged to join in singing and dancing on balgeet (children songs).
Activities linked to drawing, painting and clay modelling and collage making are part of the daily routine.
A similar trend is followed in class I and II, with further additions such as copying shapes, origami etc.
The exposure to varied forms and mediums is increased with each successive class. The curriculum developed by GSK team is followed in the school.Slide8
PrimaryThere are 24 students who are divided among 2 different groups of 12 children each.
There
are children from class I to class V level in both groups.
7
children are at class
I
level
8
children are at class II level2 children are at class IV level7 children are class V level. Both teachers work with the groups. A single teacher teaches all the subjects to her assigned group. Slide9
Primary – Curriculum/ActivitiesThe objective is to encourage creativity and self-expression and also, enhance aesthetic sense
.
Topics taught
Arts and
craft
Sports
English
Hindi
Mathematics
Environmental studies. SIERT textbooks prescribed by the state government as our major reference point for teaching. Use children literature from various sources and the learning levels developed by the organization over a period of practice. Use TLM for understand comprehensive knowledge about subject related things. Slide10
Sharing, Monitoring, & Reporting @ School Level
Each
day, after school hours teachers sit together to plan for the teaching/lesson planning for the next day and recording the progress of student for the day (CCE). Teachers share their problems in the group and plan according to the suggestions made by the peer group.
The senior team members visit school often and they guide teachers, if needed.
Every
Thursday, a half-day meeting of teachers is organized i.e. four such meeting per month to take stock of things.
1
st
Thu - teachers review the academic work done against the school annual plan. 2nd Thu - dedicated to SMC meeting. 3rd Thu - meant for sharing academic problems and seeking solution collectively.4th Thu - share the progress of the children with the community according to our daily evaluation records.Slide11
Sharing, Monitoring, & Reporting @ Org. Level
Monthly Workshop-
The
monthly workshop of 2-day is organized where teachers share their monthly report with all the other members.
Generally
, we discuss the processes of work and the problems faced and try to seek solutions collectively.
These
workshops are also a platform for teachers to raise any particular subject-content related issue for discussion or any other issue of particular concern related to school, children or community.
During
this reporting period we hold these workshops regularly, where we shared our monthly reports and planned for the coming months. Core-team (Review and Planning) meeting-This is a bi-monthly meeting, in which the members of the core team of the organization meet. There are 8 members in the core team, including the Secretary of the organization.The agenda of the meeting is decided collaboratively and shared with the team in advance.During these meetings, we reviewed the decisions made in the previous meetings and tracked the progress of the accomplishment of set individual or group targets.Slide12
Working with Community SMC (School Management Committee) Meetings
-
SMC
is a 14-members committee comprised of the representatives from local villages, parents, school teachers and a few nominated members.
The
aims of SMC monthly meetings were as follows
:
Reorganization of SMC and ensure female representationSetting up of admission norms for the schoolMotivating the SMC and making them more aware about their rightsApprising them of the decisions taken by the organization (GSK) for the schoolDiscussions on the necessary resource requirements for the schoolSlide13
Working with Community Interaction with Local community It
is mandatory for male teachers to live in the villages. This gives them opportunities to interact with the community members on a daily basis. This helps in building strong bonds with the community.
Weekly
home visits by teachers
-
Teachers visit the homes of their children once a week and share the progress and difficulties faced by the child with their parents. They also try to find solutions and know more about their children from parents.Slide14
Professional Development of TeachersRegular Professional Development activities are conducted. Recently a 4
-day October (Deepawali)
Workshop was held.
focus
was capacity building of teachers of different levels.
Teachers
who are making TLM (clay modelling, mask designing etc.) at various levels worked on the understanding of pedagogy. Slide15
Site VisitMurali recently visited Girirajpura
when
Kilol
was happening. He narrated his experience in the meeting and showed pictures from his visit.
Will ask him to write up a report. Slide16
Q&A – from earlier meetingsQues. What is involved in legal formalities ? What is the current understanding between
Uday
Girirajpura
, villagers, forest department about ownership of the land and use of it.
Ans
.
legal formalities - affiliation to
rajasthan
board. everything belongs to the village. They have been asked by the forest dept and villagers to provide education.Ques. Is the increase in number of students shown per year estimated based on migration rate ? Ans. # of children based on the relocation plan decided by local administrationQues. How are you providing salaries to the teachers ? What is the current funding resource ? Ans. Contribution from parents + funds in reserve - 1 teacher, helsley foundation - 1 teacher from jaganpura (sponsored by helsley foundation). Once funding comes in, they will hire a new teacher for jaganpura school. 15 teachers jaganpura (225)Slide17
Q&A – from earlier meetings Ques
.
Original budget was 5.17 lakh but in the new sheet its 6.25 lakh. What was the reason for increase ?
Ans.
He was travelling so did not know the exactly why. More likely it was to keep salaries consistent with other schools.
Ques.
- What is the motivation behind being a resource center ?
- Who will conduct government teacher workshop ? Who pays for it ?
- Who will be running the training
centre ? What is the plan for that ?Ans. Resource Center concept is for GSK in general. GSK's goal is not to open and run more and more schools. Their goal is to set examples in education for govt. school teachers. They can implement ideas, innovating ways of teaching. Govt. teachers are invited to come. Govt does not send them, they come on their own free will. The resource center is done by GSK at location where schools exist. Depending on the capacity and capability of the school and its teacher, they can also organize these workshops. Typically these would be organized at the school itself.Slide18
RTE ComplianceThe school is affiliated to the state education board and
they comply
with almost all the RTE norms.
There
is a bit of concern in the infrastructure part but
that is due
to lack of resources.
They are
trying to get the resources for the infrastructure so that
they can comply with the RTE norms in that area also.Slide19Slide20
Looking forward … The Forest Department is planning to relocate 3-4 more villages from the core of
Ranthambhore
to this location.
The
population of this
village
is going to be around 250-300 families in a few years and the number of children will be 200
-250
.
This number is good enough establish this new Uday as resource school to support 20-25 government schools in the area.Slide21
VOTEApprove a budget of Rs.
824040 ($13178.43) for the year 2015-16 for
Uday
Samudayik
Pathshala
,
Girirajpura
(Rajasthan)Current Exchange Rate 1 USD = 62.53 INR