Delhi Government To Launch Parents Workshop In 50 Government Schools
New Delhi:
In an attempt to make parents actively involved in their child's education, Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia will launch parents workshop tomorrow (18 November 2017). Though the government has planned to launch it in 50 schools, tomorrow it will be done for 10 schools. The workshop aimed for the parents of 10th and 12th class students will enable them to involve with the school managing committee. The prime objective of this workshop looks forward to improve the results of Delhi government schools.
Earlier this month, Manish Sisodia had called a meeting with the Education, Health and Environment Departments, on Tuesday evening (November 7, 2017). The capital city had woken up to severe smog on Tuesday morning. The air quality was deemed 'severe' by Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) by 10 am on Tuesday. 'Severe' air quality affects not just those with respiratory or cardiovascular disease but also affects healthy people. The schools remained close till 12 November due to severe impact of the smog.
Taking the heavy smog situation into consideration, Children's Day for Delhi students has been deferred to 19 November. The government will organize the 'Dilli for children festival' at over 100 locations in the city. Addressing the media, Mr. Sisodia said "Dilli for Children Festival" would be organised at over 100 locations across the city on November 14.
"The festival will feature sports, arts and cultural programmes and activities, in which children can participate," Mr. Sisodia had said on Monday.
The minister also said the government would facilitate locations for the festival and different groups, including NGOs, residents' welfare societies and individuals, would organise different activities on the day.
➡️To be launched in 50 Schools Soon, 10 tomorrow.
— Delhi Education (@education_delhi) November 17, 2017
➡️For 10th/12th Board Students' Parents
Full fledged implementation from Jan '18
➡️Parents' involvement with SMCs has improved results of Delhi Govt Schools
➡️Parents to be oriented on their role in their child's Edu. pic.twitter.com/dPeTvI741N
Earlier this month, Manish Sisodia had called a meeting with the Education, Health and Environment Departments, on Tuesday evening (November 7, 2017). The capital city had woken up to severe smog on Tuesday morning. The air quality was deemed 'severe' by Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) by 10 am on Tuesday. 'Severe' air quality affects not just those with respiratory or cardiovascular disease but also affects healthy people. The schools remained close till 12 November due to severe impact of the smog.
Taking the heavy smog situation into consideration, Children's Day for Delhi students has been deferred to 19 November. The government will organize the 'Dilli for children festival' at over 100 locations in the city. Addressing the media, Mr. Sisodia said "Dilli for Children Festival" would be organised at over 100 locations across the city on November 14.
"The festival will feature sports, arts and cultural programmes and activities, in which children can participate," Mr. Sisodia had said on Monday.
The minister also said the government would facilitate locations for the festival and different groups, including NGOs, residents' welfare societies and individuals, would organise different activities on the day.
