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Week long Badi Bata from today
The prestigious week-long child enrolment drive, \'Badi-Bata\', will start across the State from June 7.As per a circular issued by the School Education Department on Monday, the seven-day drive will particularly focus on girl child enrolment, identify children with special needs (CWSN), review infrastructure facilities in schools and also educate the parents about literacy.
Hyderabad: The prestigious week-long child enrolment drive, 'Badi-Bata', will start across the State from June 7.As per a circular issued by the School Education Department on Monday, the seven-day drive will particularly focus on girl child enrolment, identify children with special needs (CWSN), review infrastructure facilities in schools and also educate the parents about literacy.
The drive will be conducted by the headmaster of the respective government schools in coordination with all the local level officers and leaders. As part of the drive, the headmasters, along with teachers and Anganwadi workers concerned, will go door-to-door to identify the dropout children and never enrolled children.
The drive will also focus on the children, especially from the minority communities. A rally would be conducted on the last day of the drive followed by distribution of books to the students.
State Community Mobilising Officer (CMO) Ghani said that they would also encourage the participants to take part in 'Swachh Pathshala' mission and will inspect the requirements of the school.
