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Telangana government schools will introduce a ‘School Captain’ system for all students, including a captain, vice-captain, and group captains. Leaders will maintain discipline, coordinate school clubs, represent schools at events, and act as a bridge between students and administration.
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Bonalu festival is set to be celebrated in a grand manner in Old City, particularly at Lal Darwaza Sri Simhavahini Mahankali Temple
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Schools will have a summer vacation from April 24 to June 11. The schools will reopen for the academic year 2025-26 on June 12.
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With the State government declaring half-day schools, the second Saturday holiday has been cancelled. Students from Classes I to IX will appear for their Summative Assessment - II exams. On Saturday, Classes I to V will take their English exam, while students of Classes VI and VII will write their Social Studies paper.
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The government had introduced a plan to serve eggs to students in government schools on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays to ensure they receive nutritious meals. However, suppliers have halted egg deliveries for the past three weeks due to a rise in egg prices. While the government provides Rs 5 per egg, the market price has increased to Rs 7 each.
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Sabitha Indra Reddy stated that the BRS legislators who raised the question in the Assembly, were deprived the opportunity to seek clarity from the State government, after the session was adjourned. "The Ministers feared to face us in the Assembly on the issues plaguing education sector and hence, the answers were provided only in writing without giving scope for discussion in the House," she added.
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In view of the downpour, the Bengaluru Urban Deputy Commissioner Jagadish G ordered the closure of schools and Anganwadi centres
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As per the academic calendar issued by the School Education, students will have summative assessment (SA) 1 from October 21 to 28 followed by the formative assessment (FA) 3 before December 17.
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As a precautionary measure keeping in view the safety of children, the holiday is declared for these schools functioning under all managements i.e., Government/ Aided/Private in Hyderabad district.
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BRS leader and former Minister, T Harsh Rao emphasized the neglect faced by educational institutions, calling it a matter of shame. Despite a school being closed for over two weeks due to a lack of teachers, the government has yet to take any action.
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However, the Hyderabad district administration has not declared a holiday for the schools in the city
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Based on a proposal of the School Education department, an order to change the high schools timings has recently been issued by Principal Secretary to Government (Education) Burra Venkatesham.
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The clubs are aimed at weaning away children from drug abuse besides stopping drugs selling in schools surrounding areas.
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Several managements sent out messages to parents informing them about the closure of schools on Thursday, while some schools continued to operate
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Similarly, work on renovation of a school was hit by a crunch of funds at Thallapet village in this mandal, causing inconvenience to the students.
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The new academic year is all set to commence from Wednesday and certain areas in the city traditionally witness massive traffic congestion due to the presence of a cluster of schools.
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In the survey conducted across 33 districts, a staggering 11,405 children at the elementary level and 5,278 children at the secondary level were out of school, ringing alarm bells in the department to immediately initiate interventions to enrol them in the schools.
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Child labour are to be identified and enrolled. The School Education Department has asked the schools to hold the admission drive in coordination with village organisations besides involving SHGs, Amma Adarsha Patashala committee members, parents, old students etc.
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This would also affect the quality of the uniforms, she said, pointing out that earlier, when works were executed locally, Education department officials and headmasters would check the quality.
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While private schools have been warned of an action if they hold classes during vacation, the same seems not applicable to government schools.