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Gnanadhara will begins on May 28
Collector B Lakshmikantham on Monday said Gnanadhara programme would improve the learning ability of slow-learning students. The collector organised a video-conference with the officials and discussed the launching of Gnanadhara programme from May 28.
Vijayawada: Collector B Lakshmikantham on Monday said Gnanadhara programme would improve the learning ability of slow-learning students. The collector organised a video-conference with the officials and discussed the launching of Gnanadhara programme from May 28.
He said the 15 days learning programme will be useful to students and added the District Educational Officer would prepare programme on May 22. Based on it, the mandal-level officers will implement it.
Lakshmikantham said on May 24 orientation programme will be organised to the members of Sarva Siksha Abhiyan, social welfare, tribal welfare, BC welfare, RWS, electricity, police, ZP CEO, medical and health departments.
Gnanadhara programme brochures will be handed over to teachers on May 25 at the village level. Meetings will be arranged with parents on May 26-27. He said Gnanadhara programme will commence in collaboration with local people on May 28 and base line tests will be conducted to students on May 29.
