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Contents
Chapter - 1 Plan Overview
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1.1 introduction 1
1.2 Data Source for Planning - 2008-2009 3
1.2.1 Household Survey (2005) 3
1.2.2 DISE 2007 4
1.2.3 Cohort Study 1^07 ^ 4
1.2.4 Elementary Education Register 8s School Mapping Document 2007 5
1.2.5 Achievement Studies and Progress Reports - ABL 5
1.3 Plan Formulation 6 Constitution of planning team, Conduct of Orientation and training 1.3.1 7 programmes 1, Preparation of School level, Block level, District level plan 1.4 General Profile of the District 9
1.4.1 Population - Census 2001&Household survey 2005 12
1.4.2 Literacy Rate - All, SC, ST 17
1.4.3 District Administrative Structure 19
1.5 Elementary Education Profile of the District 19
1.5.1 School-age Population 2007-08 - 5-10, 11-14, All, SC, ST 20
1.5.2 School-age Population projection - 2008-09, 2009-10 24
1.5.3 Schools by category, management 26
1.5.4 Enrolment - Primary, Upper primary, Community group 27 t Enrolment - Primary & Upper Primary Projection - 2008-2009, 2009- 1.5.5 30 2010 1.5.6 Teachers - Primary , Upper Primary 32
1.6 Educational Indicators (Cohort Study - EER) 34
1.6.1 GER - Primary, Upper Primary - All, SC, ST 34
1.6.2 NER - Primary, Upper Primary - All, SC, ST 36 Completion, Repetition and Dropout Rates - Primary, Upper primary - 1.6.3 38 ALL, SC, ST 1.6.4 Transition Rate - V to VI and VIII - IX 44 Sl.No Contents Page No. 1.6.5 /Utendance Rate - Primary & Upper Primary 46 1.6.6 I\ipils Achievement 48 1.7 Project components - Achievement and Requirement Status 2007-08 50 School Access - Primary, Upper Primary ratio, Access less habitations, 1.7.1 51 Upgradation of primary to middle BRC & CRC - Staff strength -Post sanctioned - In position - No. of 1.8 53 meetings, No. of training Programmes etc., held Infrastructure Facilities (Civil works) - Building less CRC, New 1.9 54 School Buildings - Primary , Upper Primary
1.9.1 Additional Teachers 57
1.9.2 Dilapidated classrooms & Addl classrooms 59
1.9.3 Toilet and Water facilities 60
1.9.4 Electricity & Compound wall 60
1.9.5 BALA, ABL classroom modifications 61
1.10 nterventions for Out->of-school children 61
1.10.1 Access less habitations, EGS centres 62
1.10.2 Out-of-school children - 5-11, 11-14, All, SC, ST 63
Quality Education - Progress of the cluster level training to teachers 1.11 71 - Achievement study etc.
1.12 Innovative Activities 74
Early Childhood Care and Education (ECCE) - ICDS centres. Mini 1.12.1 75 centres, Upgraded centres. No. of children Girls Education - Girls Enrolment - Primary, Upper primary in Govt, and 1.12.2 76 Local Body schools
1.12.3 SC/ST children - Primary, Upper primary 77
Computer Aided Learning - Schools without computer facilities - Primary, 1.12.4 79 Upper primary 1.13 Interventions for Disabled children -by type of disability 80 Research, E>valuation and Monitoring - Studies taken up and 1.14 84 completed Teachers Training - No. of teachers - Primary, Upper primary in 1.15 85 Govt, Local Body, Aided schools Community Mobilization - No. of VECs, Members, members trained 1.16 86 and community contribution
1.17 Grants - TLE, TLM, School grant. Maintenance grant 87
Management - District Office categorywise Posts sanctioned and in 1.18 88 position 1.18.1 E-learning 88 Chapter - II Progress Review
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2.1 Introduction 91
2.2 Progress - Target & Achievement 92
2.2.1 \ccess - Primary & Upper Primary 92
Dpening of Schools - Primary, Upper primary (2001-2002 to 2007- 2.2.2 93 2008) Feachers I - VIII Classes, Male, Female, Total - 2002-03 to 2007- 2.3.1 96 38 Appointment of Teachers - Primary, Upper primary under SSA 2.3.2 101 [2001-2002 to 2007-2008) Enrolment - I-V - All, SC, ST - Boys, Girls, Total - VI-VIII All, SC, 2.4 103 ST - Boys, Girls, Total - 2002-03 to 2007-08
2.5 Indicators 110
2.5.1 NER - Primary - All, SC, ST - Progress in NER (2002 to 2007) 110
2.5.2 NER - Upper Primary - All, SC, ST - Progress in NER (2002 to 2007) 113
2.5.3 Completion Rate (CR) - Primary - All, SC, ST - (2002 to 2007) 116
2.5.4 Repetition Rate (RR) - Primary - All, SC, ST - (2002 to 2007) 117
2.5.5 Dropout Rate (DR) - Primary - All, SC, ST - (2002 to 2007) 118
2.5.6 Completion Rate - Upper Primary - All, SC, ST - (2002 to 2007) 119
2.5.7 Repetition Rate - Upper Primary - All, SC, ST - (2002 to 2007) 120
2.5.8 Dropout Rate - Upper Primary - All, SC, ST - (2002 to 2007) 121
2.5.9 Transition Rate - V to VI - Gender wise - All, SC, ST - (2002 to 2007 122
2.5.10 Attendance Rate - Primary 125
2.5.11 Attendance Rate - Upper Primary 126
Pupil Teacher Ratio (PTR) - Primary 86 Upper Primary - Govt. 8& 2.5.12 127 Local Body Sl.No Contents Page No.
1Slock Resource Centres (BRCs) & Cluster Resource Centres 2.6 (CRCs) - No. of clusters, No. of meetings, programmes held - 2002- 128 ()3 to 2007-08
2.7 nfrastructure Facilities (Civil Works) 130
rivil Works progress - 2002-03 to 2007- BRC, CRC buildings, 2.7.1 130 \dditional Classooms, Toilets, Drinking water. Ramps etc., [ntervention for Out-of-school children - Target & Achievement 2 8 132 2002-2003 to 2007-2008 Enrolment of out-of-school children in 2003-2004 - Age group wise, 2.8.1 133 Gender wise - Target & Achievement Enrolment of out-of-school children in 2004-2005 - Age group wise. 2.8.2 134 Gender wise - Target & Achievement Enrolment of out-of-school children in 2005-2006 - Age group wise, 2.8.3 135 Gender wise - Target 8& Achievement 2.8.4 Enrolment of out-of-school children in 2006-2007 - Age group wise. 136 Gender wise - Target 86 Achievement Enrolment of out-of-school children in 2007-2008 - Age group wise, 2.8.5 137 Gender wise - Target 8& Achievement
2.9 Lnnovative Activities 138
2.9.1 Early Childhood Care and Education (ECCE) 138
2.9.2 Girls’ Education -progress - 2002-03 to 2007-08- Table - 53 140
Education for SC/ST Children - Remedial Coaching, Vocational 2.9.3 141 Training, Exposure Visits, Life-skills Training Computer Education - Computer Aided Learning - CAL centres. 2.9.4 Teachers Trained, Coverage of Children - progress 2002-03 to 142 2007-08 Inclusive Education ~ Target & Achievement - 2.10 144- 2002-2003 to 2007-2008 - Research, Evaluation and Monitoring - studies taken up and 2.11 145 completed - progress- 2002-2003 to 2007-2008 Teacher Training - Training days progress and training modules 2.12 ’ 147 developed and supplied - 2002-2003 to 2007-2008 Community Mobilization - Members trained, community 2.13 ^ 148 contribution - progress - 2002-2003 to 2007-2008 Grants - TLE, TLM, School grant - Maintenance grant - 2.14 149 distributed to schools - 2002-2003 to 2007-2008 Management - E - Learning, Media & Documentation - Progress ii 2.15 151 Achievement
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3.1 ntroduction 152
3.2 School Access 152
3.2.1 Strategies adopted in 2007-2008 153
3.2.2 ssues 153
3.2.3 Strategies to be adopted in 2008-2009 153
3.3 Block Resource Centres 153
3.3.1 Strategies adopted in 2007-2008 154
3.3.2[ssues ^ 154
3.3.3 Strategies to be adopted in 2008-2009 154
3.4 Cluster Resource Centres 155
3.4.1 Strategies adopted in 2007-2008 155
3.4.2 Issues 156
3.4.3 Strategies to be adopted in 2008-2009 156
3.5 Civil Works 156
3.5.1 Strategies adopted in 2007-2008 157
3.5.2 Issues 158
3.5.3 Strategies to be adopted in 2008-2009 158
3.6 Intervention for Out-of-school children 158
3.6.1 Strategies adopted in 2007-2008 159
3.6.2 Issues 159
3.6.3 Strategies to be adopted in 2008-2009 160
3.7 Innovative Activities 161
3.7.1 Early Childhood Care and Education (BCCE) 161
3.7.1.1 Strategies adopted in 2007-2008 162
3.7.1.2 Issues 162
3.7.1.3 Strategies to be adopted in 2008-2009 162
3.7.2 Girls’ Education 163
3.7.2.1 Strategies adopted in 2007-2008 163
3.7.2.2 Issues 163
3.7.2.3 Strategies to be adopted in 2008-2009 163 Sl.No Contents Page No.
3.7.3 Sducation for SC/ST Children 164
3.7.3.1 Strategies adopted in 2007-2008 164 3.7.3.2 ssues 165 3.7.3.3 Strategies to be adopted in 2008-2009 165
3.7.4 Computer Education 165
3.7.4.1 Strategies adopted in 2007-2008 166
3.7.4.2 ssues 166
3.7.4.3 Strategies to be adopted in 2008-2009 166
3.8 [nclusive Education 167
3.8.1 Strategies adopted in 2007-2008 167
3 . 8 ^ [ssues 168
3.8.3 Strategies to be adopted in 2008-2009 168
3.9 Research, Evaluation and Monitoring 168
3.9.1 Strategies adopted in 2007-2008 169
3.9.2 Issues 169
3.9.3 Strategies to be adopted in 2008-2009 169
3.10 Teacher Training 170
3.10.1 Strategies adopted in 2007-2008 - ABL, ALM 170
3.10.2 Issues - Teachers’ efficiency 170
3.10.3 Strategies to be adopted in 2008-2009 171
3.11 Community Mobilization 171
3.11.1 Strategies adopted in 2007-2008 172
3.11.2 Issues - VEC component 172
3.11.3 Strategies to be adopted in 2008-2009 172
3.12. Management & Monitoring 172
3.12.1 Strategies adopted in 2007-2008 172
3.12.2 Issues - Visits and inspection, school perfoiinance 173
3.12.3 Strategies to be adopted in 2008-2009 173 Quality Education Strategies adopted 2007-08 - ABL & 3.13 173 Multigrade Teachers - Issues 3.13.1 Strategies adopted in 2007-2008 175
3.13.2 Issues 176 3.13.3 Strategies to be adopted in 2008-2009 176
3.14 Success Stories & Any other Highlights 176 Sl.No Contents Page No.
4.1 Introduction 179 4.1.1 Budget outlay 2001-02 to 2007-08 179 4.1.2 Receipts and Expenditure 180 4.2 Activities and Budget 2008-09 182 4.2.1 School Access 182 4.2.2 New primary schools 182 4.2.3 New upper primary schools 183 4.2.4 New Teachers 185 4.3. BRC & CRC 186 4.4 Teachers Training - 186 4.5 Interventions for Out School Children 189 4.5.1 Residential Bridge Course 190 4.5.2 Non Residential Bridge Course 190 4.5.3 Special RBCS for Mentally Challenged 190 4.5.4 Summer Camps 190 4.6 Remedial Coaching 191 4.7 Interventions for CWSN 192 4.8 Civil Works 193 4.8.1 New School Building 194 4.8.2 Additional Classrooms 194 4.8.3 Drinking water and Toilet 194 4.9 Grants - School, Maintenance, TLM 195 4.10 Research, Evaluation and Monitoring 196 4.11 Management - 196 4.11.1 Learning Enhancement Programme 197 4.12 Innovation 198 4.12.1 Computer Education 199 4.12.2 Early Childhood care and Education 199 4.12.3 Girls Education 199 4.12.4 Education for SC / ST Children 199 4.12.5 Minority Children Education 199 4.13 Community Mobilization 199 District Budget statement 200 Abbreviations 207 Calendar of Activities 208
[APPV' d v c ®! BO olsc^f List of Tables Table No. Description Page No. 1 Population - Census 2001 12 2 Census - Tamilnadu Kancheepuram 14 3 Population - Household Survey 2005 15 4 Data on Literacy Rate 17 5 CD Blocks, Educational District, Revenue Villages and Village Panchayats 19 6 School Age Population - 2006 Age group 5-10 20 7 School Age Population - 2006 Age group 11-13 21 8 School Age Population - 2007-08 Age group 5-10, 11-13 22 9 School Age Population - 2008-09 (Projection) Age group 5-10 24 10 School Age Population - 2008-09 (Projection) Age group 11-13 24 11 School Age Population - 2009-10 (Projection) Age group 5-10 25 12 School Age Population - 2009-10 (Projection) Age group 11-13 25 13 Schools by Category, Management - 2007-08 26 14 Enrolment -All - Primary and Upper Primary- 2007-08 27 15 Enrolment -SC - Primary and Upper Primary- 2007-08 28 16 Enrolment -ST - Primary and Upper Primary- 2007-08 ^ 29 17 Enrolment- 2008-09 (Projection) Primary 5-10 Age group 30 17a Enrolment - 2008-09 (Projection) Upper Primary 11-13 Age group 31 18 Enrolment - 2009-10 (Projection) Primary 5-10 Age group 31 19 Enrolment - 2009-10 (Projection) Upper Primary 11-13 Age group 32 20 Teachers - Primary - School 32 21 Teachers in Middle, High and Higher Sec. Schools-Upper Primary Section 33 22 GER - Age group 5-10 34 23 GER - Age group 11-13 35 24 NER - Primary (5-10 Age group 2007-08) 36 25 NER - Upper Primary (11-13 Age group 2007-08) 37 26 Completion Rate - Primary 2007-08 38 27 Completion Rate - Upper Primary 2007-08 39 28 Repetition Rate - Primary 2007-08 40 29 Repetition Rate - Upper Primary 2007-08 41 30 Dropout Rate - Primary 2007-08 42 31 Dropout Rate - Upper Primary 2007-08 43 32 Transition Rate - V to VI 2007-08 44 33 Transition Rate - VIII to IX 2007-08 45 34 Attendance Rate - Primary and Upper Primary 2007 46 35 V std and VIII std Pass Percentage- All -2007 48 36 V std and VIII std Pass Percentage- SC -2007 49 37 V std and VIII std Pass Percentage- ST -2007 50 38 Habitations and Access (Primary) 2007 51 39 Habitations and Access (Upper Primary) 2007 51 40 Primary and Upper Primary Ratio 52 41 Number of BRC, CRCs - Staff Strength 53 42 Civil Works - BRC, CRC and School Buildings Proposed for 2008-09 54 43 School Infrastructure Status - Primary 55 44 School Infrastructure Status - Upper Primary 56 45 Pupil Teacher Ratio (PTR)- 2007-08 57 46 New School opened and Teachers posted- 2007-08 58 47 District wise No.of Govt& Local body Schools according to range of PTR 59
Xll laoie no. Description Page No. 48 No.of Dilapidated of Classrooms and Addl.Classrooms 59 49 No.of Toilet and Water Facilities 60 50 No.of Electricity and Compound Wall 60 51 No.of BaLA, ABL Classrooms Modifications 61 52 Habitations and Access (Primary) 2007 62 53 Enrolment of Out of School Children- 2007-08 63 54 Enrolment and Out of School Children 64 55 Block wise Out of School Children 68 56 Out of School Children with reasons -2008-2009 69 Block wise Out of School Children to be covered under different 57 70 Strategies for 2008-09 58 Achievement Test July 2007- Class II 71 59 Achievement Test July 2007- Class IV 72 60 Block wise Remedial Teaching Target and Achievement 73 61 Educational Development Index(EDI) - Primary, Upper Primary 74 62 ECCE Centres No. of Children benefited in 2007-08 75 Girls Education- Achievement 2007-08 76 64 Innovative Intervention for SC/ST children- Achievement in 2007-08 77 65 Innovative Intervention for Minority Children 78 66 Computer Aided Learning (CAL) 79 67 Inclusive Education - Achievement 2007-08 80 68 Number of Disabled Children in School and Out of School 2007-08 (5-10) 81 69 Number of Disabled Children in School and Out of School 2007-08 (11-13) 82 70 Number of disabled children by type 83 71 Research, Evaluation and Monitoring 2007-08 84 72 In-service Training - Target and Achievement - 2007-08 85 73 Community Mobilization 86 74 Release of Grant -School Grant, Maintenance Grant, TLE 8& TLM Grant 87 75 Posts Sanctioned and in position 88 76 No. of Schools - 2001-02 to 2007-08 93 77 Schools Opened and upgraded under SSA - 2001-02 to 2007-08 95 78 Teachers - Primary - 2001-02 to 2007-08 96 79 Teachers - Upper Primary - 2001-02 to 2007-08 99 80 Teachers appointed under SSA - 2001-02 to 2007-08 101 81 Enrolment - Primary and Upper Primary - 2003-04 103 82 Enrolment - Primary and Upper Primary - 2004-05 104 83 Enrolment - Primary and Upper Primary - 2005-06 106 84 Enrolment - Primary and Upper Primary - 2006-07 107 85 Enrolment - Primary and Upper Primary - 2007-08 109 86 Progress in NER - Primary - All 110 87 Progress in NER - Primary - SC 111 88 Progress in NER - Primary - ST 112 89 Progress in NER - Upper Primary - All 113 90 Progress in NER - Upper Primary - SC 114 91 Progress in NER - Upper Primary - ST 115 92 Completion Rate - Primary 116 93 Repetition Rate - Primary 117 94 Dropout Rate - Primary 118 95 Completion Rate - Upper Primary 119
Xlll Table No. Description Page No. 96 Repetition Rate - Upper Primary 120 97 Dropout Rate - Upper Primary 121 98 Transition Rate (V to VI) - All 122 99 Transition Rate (V to VI) - SC 123 100 Transition Rate (V to VI) - ST 124 101 Attendance Rate - Primary 125 102 Attendance Rate - Upper Primary 126 103 Pupil Teacher Ratio (PTR) - Primary and Upper Primary 127 104 Programme in Block Resource Centre 128 105 Programme in Cluster Resource centre 129 106 Progress in Civil Works - 2001-02 to 2007-08 130 107 Out of School Children - Target and Achievement - 2002-03 to 2007-08 132 108 Target and Achievement in Enrolment of Out of School Children - 2003-04 133 Enrolment of Out of School Children through AIE centres and NCLP/ 109 134 INDUS - Target and Achievement - 2004-05 Enrolment of Out of School Children through AIE centres and NCLP/ 110 _ 135 INDUS - Tar^t-and Achievement - 2005-06 Enrolment of Out of School Children through AIE centres and NCLP/ 111 136 INDUS - Target and Achievement - 2006-07 Enrolment of Out of School Children through AIE centres and NCLP/ 112 137 INDUS - Target and Achievement - 2007-08 113 ECCE Centres and Enrolment - 2002-03 to 2007-08 138 114 Girls Education - Beneficiaries - 2002-03 to 2007-08 140 115 Education of SC/ST Children - Beneficiaries - 2002-03 to 2007-08 141 116 Computer Education 142 117 Various Intervention for Disabled Children - 2002-03 to 2007-08 144 118 Research, Evaluation and Monitoring 145 119 In-service Training to Teachers (Training Days) 147 120 Community Mobilization 148 121 Grants - School Grant, Maintenance Grant, TLE and TLM Grants 149 122 Year - wise Budget Outlay 180 123 Receipts - 2006-2007 180 124 Approved Budget, Expenditure 8& Spillover for the year 2007-08 181 125 No. of New Primary & Upper Primary Schools and Teachers Proposed 185 126 No. of BRC/URC and Resource Person Proposal 186 127 In-service Training - Target Proposed for 2008-09 187 128 No. of Out of school children to be covered during 2008-09 189 129 OOSC Mainstreamed Children Status 191 130 No. of Low Performing Children to be covered during 2008-09 192 131 Coverage of Disabled Children 192 132 Civil work - Proposed for 2008-09 193 133 Information of Govt. Upper Primary Schools without Furniture 194 134 Grants Proposed for 2008-09 195 135 Research, Evaluation and Monitoring 196 136 Posts Sanctioned and in Position 196 137 Intervention of Learning Enhancement of Children in Govt. School2008-09 197 138 Innovation - ECCE, Girls Education, SC/ST and CAL 198 139 Village Education Committees 199 140 Budget Abstract - Activity wise allocation 2008-09 (Including spillover) 200 141 Compound wise Budget wise allocation 2008-2009 200 List of Figures
Fig. No. Description Page No. 1 District Population 14 2 Population Household Survey 2005 17 3 Literacy Rates in Percentage 18 4 Enrolment- All Primary and Upper Primary 2007-08 28 5 Enrolment- SC Primary and Upper Primary 2007-08 29 6 Enrolment- ST Primary and Upper Primary 2007-08 30 7 GER-Age 5-10 35 8 GER-Age 11-13 36 9 NER - Primary 2007-08 37 10 NER - Upper Primary 2007-08 . 38 11 Completion Rate - Primary 2007-08 39 12 Completion Rate - Upper Primaty~2D07-08 40 13 Repetition Rate - Primary 2007-08 41 14 Repetition Rate - Upper Primary 2007-08 42 15 Dropout Rate - Primary 2007-08 43 16 Dropout Rate - Upper Primary 44 17 Transition Rate - V to VI 2007-08 45 18 Transition Rate - VIII to IX 2007-08 46 19 Attendance Rate 47 20 Progress in NER - Primary - All 111 21 Progress in NER - Primary - SC 112 22 Progress in NER - Primary - ST 113 23 Progress in NER - Upper Primary - All 114 24 Progress in NER - Upper Primary - SC 115 25 Progress in NER - Upper Primary - ST 116 26 Completion Rate - Primary 117 27 Repetition Rate - Primary 118 28 Dropout Rate - Primary 119 29 Completion Rate - Upper Primary 120 30 Repetition Rate - Upper Primary 121 31 Dropout Rate - Upper Primary 122 32 Transition Rate (V to VI) - All 123 33 Transition Rate (V to VI) - SC 124 34 Transition Rate (V to VI) - ST 125 35 Attendance Rate - Primary 126 36 Attendance Rate - Upper Primary 127
Chapter One PLAN OVERVIEW
1.1. INTRODUCTION
Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan (SSA) is a comprehensive and integrated flagship
programme of Government of India to attain Universal Elementary Education (UEE),
covering the entire country in a mission mode. SSA has been launched in 2001-2002 in
partnership with the State Governments and Local Self Governments. The programme
aims to provide useful and relevant, elementary education to all children in the 6 to 14
age group by 2010. It is an initiative to universalize and improve quality of.education
through decentralized and context specific planning and a process based, time bound
implementation strategy. The programme lays with time bound objectives. On one hand,
SSA is a programme with its own targets, norms and processes and on the other it is an
umbrella programme covering other programmes like District Primary Education
Programme (DPEP). The gigantic dimensions of the programme and the financial
implications call for a meticulous planning and a rigorous appraisal.
India has made long strides in the last 50 years in the field of education. The
National Policy of Education 1986 and Programme of Action 1992 also accorded top
priority for achieving the goals of Universal Elementary Education. A number of
programmes / schemes were launched during the last four decades for Universalisation
of elementary education. Some of these efforts have been in the field of Primary
education and a few also covering upper primary sector. Due to these interventions,
initiated by Government of India and the respective State Governments, there has been
considerable progress in providing access, improving retention and quality improvement
in primary education sector. However, much needs to be done for the special focus
groups, and the upper primary sector. Quality improvement still remains a major
concern, especially for upper primary sector. Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan is an attempt to fill this vacuum and covers all the districts in the country unlike the earlier programmes on elementary education. The Programme covers the whole gamut of elementary education sectors and is flexible enough to incorporate new interventions like specific interventions for girls,' e.g., NPEGEL, Kasturba Gandhi Balika Vidyalaya.
SSA adopts, “the bottom-up” process of planning, wherein the felt needs of the served communities and educational needs of learners are well taken care of and the plan fits into the broad framework of SSA. In view of the fact that the desired improvement and sustenance of the improved efficiency level can not be achieved without the active involvement of the community in the schooling system, SSA has emphasized the involvement of the community in tbsc_achooling system, SSA has emphasized the involvement of local people and stakeholders in planning. This also ensures reflection of
local specificity, which is essential for achieving the goals of the programme.
Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan is an attempt to provide quality education to all children
through active participation of community in a mission mode. The following are the m ain
objectives of Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan.
> Enrolment of all school age children.
> Bridge all gender and social category gaps at primary stage by 2007 and at
elementary education level by 2010.
> Universal retention by 2010.
> Focus on elementary education of satisfactory quality with emphasis on
education for life.
Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan, with these well-defined objectives, attempts to provide an
opportunity for improving human capabilities to all children through community-owned
quality education in a mission mode.
The colossal task of fulfillment of the SSA objectives in a stipulated time period in
a country as diverse as India requires sound planning and well-elaborated plan
proposals. 1.2 DATA SOURCE FOR PLANNING - 2008-2009
All the activities under SSA are being measured through data collection of
Household Survey, DISE, PMIS and COHORT Study.
1.2.1 HOUSEHOLD SURVEY (2005)
House Hold Survey is being conducted once in five year. The objectives of the
House Hold Survey is mainly to create school age population database under which data relating to school going children, out of school children, reasons for dropout/ Non enrolment etc., have been collected both for planning purposes and for evolving strategies to achieve universal enrolment, retention and completion. The household survey data are being updated every year by up-dation of EER to monitor the individual child progress towards completion of eight year schooling successfully. It is rather a computerized child tracking system.
All habitations and Households in the 13 community development blocks and one
urban block were covered under the household survey 2005.
First July 2005 was the reference date of the survey.
At State level, a team has been constituted with SPD as the head of the team and
JDI, JDII and Consultant (planning) in State Project Directorate, one JD from the
Directorate of Elementary Education and one JD in the Directorate of School Education
as the members to design the survey format and to carry out all the activities in conduct
of the survey successfully at State level. Consultant (Planning) is the survey officer.
At the District Level, a team with District Collector as the Head and DPC,
Addl.DPC, DEO, ADPC, two BRC Supervisors, two AEEOs as the members constituted to
carry out the survey activities and to complete the survey successfully.
At Block Level, a team with BRC Supervisor, AEEO, Addl.AEEO, BRTEs, and two
Cluster Co-ordinators has been formed to carry over the activities as per instructions and
guidelines. Table No. Description Page No. 96 Repetition Rate - Upper Primary 120 97 Dropout Rate - Upper Primary 121 98 Transition Rate (V to VI) - Ail 122 99 Transition Rate (V to VI) - SC 123 100 Transition Rate (V to VI) - ST 124 101 Attendance Rate - Primary 125 102 Attendance Rate - Upper Primary 126 103 Pupil Teacher Ratio (PTR) - Primary and Upper Primary 127 104 Programme in Block Resource Centre 128 105 Programme in Cluster Resource centre 129 106 Progress in Civil Works - 2001-02 to 2007-08 130 107 Out of School Children - Target and Achievement - 2002-03 to 2007-08 132 108 Target and Achievement in Enrolment of Out of School Children - 2003-04 133 Enrolment of Out of School Children through AIE centres and NCLP/ 109 134 INDUS - Target and Achievement - 2004-05 Enrolment of Out of School Children through AIE centres and NCLP/ 110 135 INDUS - Targe^nd Achievement - 2005-06 Enrolment of Out of School Children through AIE centres and NCLP/ 111 136 INDUS - Target and Achievement - 2006-07 Enrolment of Out of School Children through AIE centres and NCLP/ 112 137 INDUS - Target and Achievement - 2007-08 113 ECCE Centres and Enrolment - 2002-03 to 2007-08 138 114 Girls Education - Beneficiaries - 2002-03 to 2007-08 140 115 Education of SC/ST Children - Beneficiaries - 2002-03 to 2007-08 141 116 Computer Education 142 117 Various Intervention for Disabled Children - 2002-03 to 2007-08 144 118 Research, Evaluation and Monitoring 145 119 In-service Training to Teachers (Training Days) 147 120 Community Mobilization 148 121 Grants - School Grant, Maintenance Grant, TLE and TLM Grants 149 122 Year - wise Budget Outlay 180 123 Receipts - 2006-2007 180 124 Approved Budget, Expenditure & Spillover for the year 2007-08 181 125 No. of New Primary & Upper Primary Schools and Teachers Proposed 185 126 No. of BRC/URC and Resource Person Proposal 186 127 In-service Training - Target Proposed for 2008-09 187 128 No. of Out of school children to be covered during 2008-09 189 129 OOSC Mainstreamed Children Status 191 130 No. of Low Performing Children to be covered during 2008-09 192 131 Coverage of Disabled Children 192 132 Civil work - Proposed for 2008-09 193 133 Information of Govt. Upper Primary Schools without Furniture 194 134 Grants Proposed for 2008-09 195 135 Research, Evaluation and Monitoring 196 136 Posts Sanctioned and in Position 196 137 Intervention of Learning Enhancement of Children in Govt. School2008-09 197 138 Innovation - ECCE, Girls Education, SC/ST and CAL 198 139 Village Education Committees 199 140 Budget Abstract - Activity wise allocation 2008-09 (Including spillover) 200 141 Compound wise Budget wise allocation 2008-2009 200 List of Figures
Fig. No. Description Page No. 1 District Population 14 2 Population Household Survey 2005 17 3 Literacy Rates in Percentage 18 1 4 Enrolment- All Primary and Upper Primary 2007-08 28 5 Enrolment- SC Primary and Upper Primary 2007-08 29 6 Enrolment- ST Primary and Upper Primar}^ 2007-08 30 7 G E R -A g e 5-10 35 8 GER-Age 11-13 36 9 NER - Primary 2007-08 37 10 NER - Upper Primary 2007-08 38 11 Completion Rate - Primary 2007-08 39 12 Completion Rate - Upper Prima^~2007-08 40 13 Repetition Rate - Primary 2007-08 41 14 Repetition Rate - Upper Primary 2007-08 42 15 Dropout Rate - Primary 2007-08 43 16 Dropout Rate - Upper Primary 44 17 Transition Rate - V to VI 2007-08 1 18 Transition Rate - VIII to IX 2007-08 46 19 Attendance Rate 47 20 Progress in NER - Primary - All 111 21 Progress in NER - Primary - SC 112 22 Progress in NER - Primary - ST 113 23 Progress in NER - Upper Primary - All 114 24 Progress in NER - Upper Primary - SC 115 25 Progress in NER - Upper Primary - ST 116 26 Completion Rate - Primary 117 27 Repetition Rate - Primary 118 28 Dropout Rate - Primary 119 29 Completion Rate - Upper Primary 120 30 Repetition Rate - Upper Primary 121 31 Dropout Rate - Upper Primary 122 32 Transition Rate (V to VI) - All 123 33 Transition Rate (V to VI) - SC 124 34 Transition Rate (V to VI) - ST 125 35 Attendance Rate - Primary 126 36 Attendance Rate - Upper Primary 127
Chapter One PLAN OVERVIEW
1.1. INTRODUCTION
Sarva Shiksha Abhiyaxi (SSA) is a comprehensive and integrated flagship
programme of Government of India to attain Universal Elementary Education (UEE),
covering the entire country in a mission mode. SSA has been launched in 2001-2002 in
partnership with the State Governments and Local Self Governments. The programme
aims to provide useful and relevant, elementary education to all children in the 6 to 14
age group by 2010. It is an initiative to universalize and improve quality of .education
through decentralized and context specific planning and a process based, time bound
implementation strategy. The programme lays with time bound objectives. On one hand,
SSA is a programme with its own targets, norms and processes andl on the other it is an
lumbrella programme covering other programmes like District Primary Education
Programme (DPEP). The gigantic dimensions of the programme and the financial
implications call for a meticulous planning and a rigorous appraisal.
India has made long strides in the last 50 years in the field of education. The
National Policy of Education 1986 and Programme of Action 1992 also accorded top
priority for achieving the goals of Universal Elementary Education. A number of
programmes / schemes were launched during the last four decades for Universalisation
of elementary education. Some of these efforts have been in the field of Primary
education and a few also covering upper primary sector. Due to these interventions,
initiated by Government of India and the respective State Governments, there has been
considerable progress in providing access, improving retention and quality improvement
in primary education sector. However, much needs to be done for the special focus
groups, and the upper primary sector. Quality improvement still remains a major
concern, especially for upper primary sector. Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan is an attempt to fill this vacuum and covers all the districts in the country unlike the earlier programmes on elementary education. The Programme covers the whole gamut of elementary education sectors and is flexible enough to incorporate new interventions like specific interventions for girls,' e.g., NPEGEL, Kasturba Gandhi Balika Vidyalaya.
SSA adopts, “the bottom-up” process of planning, wherein the felt needs of the
served communities and educational needs of learners are well taken care of and the plan
fits into the broad framework of SSA. In view^ of the fact that the desired improvement
and sustenance of the improved efficiency level can not be achieved without the active
involvement of the community in the schooling system, SSA has emphasized the
involvement of the community in thsc-achooling system, SSA has emphasized the
involvement of local people and stakeholders in planning. This also ensures reflection of
local specificity, which is essential for achieving the goals of the programme.
Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan is an attempt to provide quality education to all children
through active participation of community in a mission mode. The following are the main
objectives of Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan.
> Enrolment of all school age children.
> Bridge all gender and social category gaps at primary stage by 2007 and at
elementary education level by 2010.
> Universal retention by 2010.
> Focus on elementary education of satisfactory quality with emphasis on
education for life.
Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan, with these well-defined objectives, attempts to provide an
opportunity for improving human capabilities to all children through community-owned
quality education in a mission mode.
The colossal task of fulfillment of the SSA objectives in a stipulated time period in
a country as diverse as India requires sound planning and well-elaborated plan
proposals. 1.2 DATA SOURCE FOR PLANNING - 2008-2009
All the activities under SSA are being measured through data collection of
Household Survey, DISE, PMIS and COHORT Study.
1.2.1 HOUSEHOLD SURVEY (2005)
House Hold Survey is being conducted once in five year. The objectives of the
House Hold Survey is mainly to create school age population database under which data relating to school going children, out of school children, reasons for dropout/ Non enrolment etc., have been collected both for planning purposes and for evolving strategies to achieve universal enrolment, retention and completion. The household survey data are being updated every year by up-dation of EER to monitor the individual child progress towards completion of eight year schooling successfully. It is rather a computerized child tracking system.
All habitations and Households in the 13 community development blocks and one urban block were covered under the household survey 2005.
First July 2005 was the reference date of the survey.
At State level, a team has been constituted with SPD as the head of the team and
JDI, JDII and Consultant (planning) in State Project Directorate, one JD from the
Directorate of Elementary Education and one JD in the Directorate of School Education
as the members to design the survey format and to carry out all the activities in conduct
of the survey successfully at State level. Consultant (Planning) is the survey officer.
At the District Level, a team with District Collector as the Head and DPC,
Addl.DPC, DEO, ADPC, two BRC Supervisors, two AEEOs as the members constituted to
carry out the survey activities and to complete the survey successfully.
At Block Level, a team with BRC Supervisor, AEEO, Addl.AEEO, BRTEs, and two
Cluster Co-ordinators has been formed to carry over the activities as per instructions and
guidelines. At Village Level, the VEC formed a team with HM of the school, two teachers of the
school, VAO, SHG members, PTA president to conduct the survey perfectly as per the
instructions and guidelines.
1.2.2 DISE2007-D8
DISE is the computerized school database system developed for Educational
Planning and Management at School level to State and National Level. It is the major
source for preparation of Annual Work plan and Budget for the project “Education For
All” at District and State level. This report contains three chapters. Chapter I viz. “DISE
over view” explicit the process of data collection and computerization. Highlights of DISE
-are presented in Chapter II and in Chapter III, dat^s-^^les relating to Schools, Enrolment,
Teachers and Infrastructure are also presented. Cluster, Block, District and State level
reports have been generated by using the software supplied by National Institute of
Educational Planning and Administration (NIEPA) New Delhi.
The objectives of DISE are to create and update the school database every year for
Educational Planning and Management and to use as monitoring tool for improving the
performance of the school towards achieving the objectives of SSA.
All Recognized schools including Special schools under all type of management in
the State are covered. However, data have also been collected from unrecognized schools
to fill enrolment data gap.
1.2.3 COHORT STUDY 2007-2008
Cohort Study is made to assess CR, RR, and DR of a school for particular set of
students over a specific period. This study helps to group of schools according to their
performance. Moreover indicators measured through Cohort study are very useful to
identify the problem in a particular school, so that it can be rectified properly. The reports
have been generated at Cluster, Block and District levels. 11.2.4 ELEMENTARY EDUCATION REGISTER & SCHOOL MAPPING DOCUMENT 2007
The Household Survey is being conducted as per the guidelines of Government of r.ndia once in five years to create and update the database, especially relating to school
age and out of school children. The Household Survey data base is the source of EER by
which the individual child progress towards completion of elementary education is being
monitored. Therefore EER data are to be updated every year till 2010 or till completion of
the next Household Survey.
The Household Survey 2005 has been conducted and completed in all the
Habitations and reports have also been generated at District, Block, Panchayat, Village,
— . Ward and Habitation levels. The software has been modified now to generate EER for all
habitations and sub wards. The updation of EER data is to be taken up for the year 2006
f(br planning and monitoring the progress of all children towards completion of elementary
education.
All Government and Local Body Primary and Middle schools where VEC
functioning are to maintain EER.
1.2.5 ACHIEVEMENT STUDIES AND PROGRESS REPORTS - ABL
All the activities under SSA are evaluated through various studies every year. The
most important studies are PMIS and COHORT studies. PMIS gives us various data on
quantity and the quality aspects of the project. The COHORT study is the study, which
assess the performance of the students for a specific period, thereby measuring the
quality education of the school. The Completion Rate, Repetition Rate, Dropout Rate and
Ithe Achievement Rate are the educational indicators generated by the the COHORT
Study.
This year, study on Activity Based Learning, Community study. Teachers and
(Students attendance study and achievement tests were conducted for II and IV standard
(Children thereby the students level of performance is measured and interventions are
made to improve the performance of the students. In addition to the above studies, a study on management and organization culture was also conducted with the guidance of State Project Directorate and Loyola College,
Chennai.
1.3 PLAN FORMULATION
Planning is a process for identifying the needs that exist in a particular period for achieving specific goals, evolving strategies to address them and proposing suitable
activities as per the strategies. Planning under SSA is to review the present scenario in a
State, District, Block or Village, to identify the needs and propose interventions to fill the
gaps in order to achieve the goals of the programme. In the face of socio economic and
geograpkteaL diversity prevailing in the country and sheer^^rsi^e of the target child
population, need based local planning have become very important to achieve the targets
effectively.
SSA envisages the preparation of District Elementary Education Plan (DEEP) -
a comprehensive Plan of Action for the education improvement of the whole District. SSA
requires two types of plans-annual and perspective. An Annual Plan proposes the
interventions for a year and the perspective those over a longer period, A perspective
plan shows the perspective of the state. It provides the long term strategies of the state
with a vision to accomplish the goals of the programme. The perspective plan provides
estimate of the fund requirement silong with manifold phased out interventions over the
period for achieving the goals. On the other hand, an annual plan prioritizes the
activities to be undertaken in a particular year in the context of the targets provided in
the perspective plans.
Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan envisages constitution of planning teams at Village, Block
and District levels. It emphasizes the involvement of the village community leaders,
teachers and parents in planning. It also ensures reflection of local specificity, which is
essential for achieving the goals of the programme. Hence Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan adopts
the bottom-up process of planning, taking care of the felt needs of the served
communities and the educational needs of the learners. 1.3.1 CONSTITUTION OF PLANNING TEAM, CONDUCT OF ORIENTATION AND TRAINING PROGRAMMES, PREPARATION OF SCHOOL LEVEL, BLOCK LEVEL AND DISTRICT LEVEL PLAN
Planning for the Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan emerges from the grass root level and hence it is called Micro Planning. At the beginning, a Perspective Plan was prepared for ten years from 2001 - 2010. Annual Work Plan and Budget is prepared every year to formulate specific physical and financial activities to reach the goals of the scheme.
Hence an Annual Work Plan and Budget for the year 2008 - 2009 has been prepared meticulously. Planning Teams are formed at the Village, Block and District levels. At the
Village level, the villagers and the teachers prepared the School/Habitation Plan, which co^TEained the educational profile of the village, their ^^cads and their plan for future development. The consolidation of these plans formed the basis for the preparation of the
Block Level Plan and then the District Level Plan.
The District Planning Team is formed with the following officials for the preparation of the Annual Work Plan and Budget for the year 2008-2009.
Thiru. Santhosh K Misra Colloctor, Kancheepuram District - Chairman
Thiru. M. Haridass Chief Educational Officer - SSA - Member
Thiru. V.Ramana, Chief Educational Officer - Member Thiru. T.V. Kathirvelu Additional District Programme Co-ordinator & District Elementary Educational officer - Member
Thiru. L.Monickaraj District Educational Officer, Kancheepuram - Member
Thiru. K.Ganesamoorthi District Educational Officer, Chengalpattu - Member Thiru. S.S.Kumaran Assistant District Programme Co-ordinator - Member
Thiru. G.Sankara Subaramaniam Principal, DIET, Kaliyampoondi. - Member
Thiru. A.Ranganathan Statistical Officer - Member
The Planning Process for the preparation of the Annual Work Plan and Budget
for 2008-2009 started with a State Level Workshop for the Chief Educational Officer (SSA), Assistant District Programme Coordinators, Statistical Officers and Ml Co ordinators on 03.01.2008 at the State Project Office Conference Hall, Chennai. The planning strategies have been well explained by the State Planning Team of the State
Project Directorate in Chennai. In the District, a one-day workshop has been conducted at the District Project Office, Kancheepuram on the various aspects of the preparation of the Annual Plan. Subsequently each and every Block and Village Education Committee has been plunged into the activity of preparing its own Block and School Plan for the year
2008 - 2009.
The Block Planning Team has been formed with the following officials for
the preparation of tbciAQnual Work Plan and Budget for the year 2008-200^^r_^
Block Resource Supervisor - 1 Block Level Committee President - 1 Assistant Elementary Educational Officer - 2 Block Resource Teacher Educators - 2 CRC Coordinators - I Teacher Representative - 1
Plan proposals from the habitations have been collected and compiled by the
Block Level Education Committees in this District. The Block Planning Team appraised
the habitation level plan and prepared block plan and submitted to the district level
committee.
The Habitation/ School level Planning Team has been formed with the following
officials for the preparation of the Annual Work Plan and Budget for the year 2008-2009.
VEC Members Community Leader Headmaster NGO representative Teachers Women representative from Self Help Group
The above committee members have prepared habitation level plan based on the
requirement and submitted to the block team. These proposals have been analyzed and the District Level Annual Plan for the year 2008-2009 has been prepared. During the three day workshop from 28.01.2008 to
30.01.2008 at the State Project Office the Plan and the Budget Proposals have been finalized.
The Plan outlay has been submitted to the Chairman and District Collector for approval. Further the Plan document was incorporated with all the essential elements and submitted for the approval of the Project Approval Board, SSA.
1.4. GENERAL PROFILE OF THE DISTRICT
Kancheepuram is described as *‘Mokshapuri’\ It is “The Religious Capital" of
South India. I>is.^ne of the seven sacred pilgrim centres of India .It^ the second holiest
place in India next to Varanasi. It has inherited a rich legacy of culture. Being the capital
of Kancheepuram District, it plays a vital role in promoting Tourism, Silk Industry,
Agriculture, Education and Economy of Tamil Nadu.
Kancheepuram District lies between I P and 12^ of North latitude and between
75<^.28’ and 780.50’ of East longitude on the globe. The District is bounded by the Bay of
Bengal in the East, Chennai in the North, Vellore and Thiruvannamalai Districts in the
West and Villupuram District in the South. The District is well linked by National
Highways to different cities of the State and to Arakkonam and Chennai by rail. As the
International Airport is located in the District at Meenambakkam, the District is
accessible to different countries of the World by Air. The transport facilities give easy
access to schools.
There are 6, 52,254 houses in 1214 villages, 10 municipalities, 1 Cantonment Board in this District.
The Collector heads the District administration and his office is at Kancheepuram. There are 3 Revenue Divisions in this District.
1. Kancheepuram 2. Chengalpattu 3. Madurantagam There are 8 Revenue Taluks in this District
1. Kancheepuram
2. Uthiramerur
4. Tambaram
5. Chengalpattu
6. Thirukalkundram
7. Madurantagam
8. Cheyyur.
There are 13 Community Development Blocks, 1 Urban Block and 10
Municipalities in this District.
BLOCKS
1. Kancheepuram
2. Walajabad
3. Uthiramerur
4. Sriperumbudur
5. Kundrathur
6. Thiruporur
7. Kattankolathur
8. Thirukalkundram
9. St.Thomas Mount
10. Achirupakkam
11. Madurantagam
12. Lathur
13. Chithamur
14. St. Thomas Mount (Urban Block) MUNICIPALITIES
1. Kancheepuram
2. Chengalpattu
4. Madurantagam
5. Alandur
6. Pallavaram
7. Tambaram
8. Anakaputhur
9. /^amnial
10. Puzhuthivakkam - Ullagaram
Kancheepuram District is basically an agriculture district. A large number of
people are agriculture labours. Silk Weaving is an important work in this district. The
following data gives the information on Number of People working in different areas -
Total workers : 9, 38,904
Male workers : 6, 65,386
Female workers : 2,73,518
Rural workers ; 5,86,533
Urban workers : 3,52,371
Cultivators : 1,62,140
Agricultural labours ; 2,96,212
Household Industry : 39,571
Other workers ; 3, 94,777 1.4.1 POPULATION - CENSUS 2001 & HOUSEHOLD SURVEY 2005 The following table shows the population in the blocks.
Table - 1 Population - Census 2001
ALL Total Urban Rural Area s . Block (Sq. No J i Km) £ a o> •a "3■u rt ■a E 0 ”5 E 0 "3 E o S S 4> H S H b H b £
1 Kancheepuram 269 95068 93665 188733 54010 53948 107958 149078 147613 296691
2 Walajabad 356 8533 8345 16878 52244 52302 104546 60777 60647 121424
3 Uthiramerur 415 11902 11754 23656 56832 56377 113209 68734 68131 136865
4 Sriperumbudur 372 8077 8079 16156 44527 43813 88340 52604 51892 104496
5 Kundrathur 299 29885 29198 59083 77888 75451 153339 107773 104649 212422
6 Thiruporur 412 4184 4115 8299 63635 62081 125716 67819 66196 134015
7 Kattankolathur 361 93387 89302 182689 48104 47481 95585 141491 136783 278274
8 Thirukalukundram 353 28937 28024 56961 58429 57680 116109 87366 85704 173070
9 St.Thomas Mount 166329 157600 323929 36940 34881 71821 203269 192481 395750 (Rural) 88 St.Thomas Mount 10 130 297306 286029 583335 0 0 0 297306 286029 583335
11 Achirupakkam 357 4507 4516 9023 46884 46450 93334 51391 50966 102357
12 Maduranthagam 403 20303 20128 40431 56090 55967 112057 76393 76095 152488
13 Lathur 278 0 0 0 39137 38953 78090 39137 38953 78090
14 Chithamur 340 12729 13064 25793 41375 41023 82398 54104 54087 108191
Total 4433 78X147 753819 1534966 676095 666407 1342S02 1457242 1420226 2877468 Source: Census of India 2001
The total population is 28, 77,468 in the district. The male population is 14, 57,
242 and the female population is 14, 20, 226. There are 15, 34,966 people living in
Urban area, out of them 7, 81,147 are males and 7, 53,819 are females. The total
population living in rural areas is 13, 42,502. out of them 6, 76,095 are males and
6,66,407,are females.
The household survey stands as a source for identification of actual number of
households aind habitations in the district thereby serves as a tool to identify school age
population (6-14 years), out of school children, disabled children and helps to draft
Annual Work Plan and Budget. The following table shows the population in the blocks.
Table - 1 (contd.,)
Population - Census 2001
“ a SC ST o ct o I s s. •2 .2 cS Block V P 4J 0 £ u No. •S 3 JS «w X s O 0 0> ■M 0, 1 4> H ■2 o. CO Cm ft* § ^ I c V Q 1 Kancheepuram 22029 21866 43895 14.79 1255 1214 2469 0.83 1101 990 2 Walajabad 17852 19968 37820 31.15 477 486 963 0.79 342 998 3 Uthiramerur 21618 21151 ^42769 31.25 1129 1085 2214 1.62 329 991 A 4 Sriperumbudur 18624 18737 37361 35.75 493 481 974 0.93 281 986 5 KundratJiur 37470 37490 74960 35.29 873 918 1791 0.84 712 971 6 Thiruporur 24221 24255 48476 36.17 880 892 1772 1.32 325 976 7 Kattankolathur 33774 33998 67772 24.35 1710 1736 3446 1.24 771 967 8 Thirukalukundram 23261 22741 46002 26.58 1606 1651 3257 1-88 491 981 9 St.Thomas Mount 956 (Rural) 31075 28261 59336 14.99 900 894 1794 0.45 4492 10 St.Thomas Mount 962 (Urban) 38456 38237 76693 13.15 1192 1166 2358 0.40 4492 11 Achirupakkam 18983 18732 37715 36.85 997 993 1990 1.94 287 992 12 Maduranthagam 31574 31157 62731 41.14 860 837 1697 1.11 378 996 13 Lathur 16806 16743 33549 42.96 318 315 633 0.81 281 995 14 Chithamur 26354 26556 52910 48.90 577 573 1150 1.06 318 1000
Total 362097 359892 721989 25.09 13267 13241 26508 0.92 649 975 Source: Census of India 2001
Total SC population is 7,21,989 and ST population is 26,508 in the district. The percentage of SC population is 25.09 and ST population is 0.92 out of total population.
The SC male population is 3,62,097 whereas ST male is 13267. The SC female population is 3,59,892 and ST female population is 13,241 in the district. The
concentration of SC is the highest in number in St.Thomas Mount urban and lowest in
Lathur. The concentration of ST is high in Kattankolathur and low in Lathur block. Fig.l
District Population
3500000 All SC □ ST
3000000
2500000
2000000
1500000
1000000
500000
Male Female Total
The following table shows the comparative census information of Tamil Nadu State and Kancheepuram District
Table 2
Census - Tamilnadu & Kancheepuram
Indicator Gender Tamilnadu Kancheepuram Persons 6.24 0.287 a. Population (in crore) Male 3.14 0.145 Female 3.10 0.142 b. SC Population (in crore) Persons 1.19 0.072 c. ST Population(in crore) Persons 0.07 0.002
d. Growth Rate - 11.19 18.84
e. Sex Ratio (ALL) - 987 975 Persons 73.47 76.900 f. Literacy Rate (ALL) Male 82.33 84.700 Female 64.55 68.800 g. Density per sq. km. 467 649 The SC / ST population is 26.01% of the total population. The district SC / ST population is as follows. There are 7, 21,989 SC people in this district, out of them 3,
62,097 are males and 3,59,882 are females. SC population is 25.09% of the total population of the district. The concentration of SC is very high in Chithamur Block with
48.90% and very low with 13.15% in St. Thomas Mount Block urban. ST Population is
0.92% of the total population. There are 26,508 ST people in this district, out of them
13,267 are males and 13,241 are females.
The following table shows the population - Household Survey 2005 of the district
and the blocks.
T a b l r ^ Population - Household Survey 2005
ALL o.c Area Total N Block (Sq. Urban Rural o. Km) Femal Hale Total Male Female Total Male Female Total e 10653 1 Kancheepuram 269 52384 54147 104673 101200 205873 157057 155347 312404 1 2 Walajabad 356 0 0 0 66542 66211 132753 66542 66211 132753 3 Uthiramerur 415 0 0 0 72697 72505 145202 72697 72505 145202 4 Sriperumbudur 372 0 0 0 55690 52928 108618 55690 52928 108618 5 Kundrathur 299 0 0 0 149185 129966 279151 149185 129966 279151 6 Thiruporur 412 0 0 0 74450 73075 147525 74450 73075 147525 11225 7 Kattankolathur 361 54129 58127 108158 108760 216918 162287 166887 329174 6 8 Thirukalukundram 353 0 0 0 91072 90650 181722 91072 90650 181722 9 St.Thomas Mount (Rural) 88 0 0 ' 0 318237 285672 603909 318237 285672 603909 St.Thomas Mount 15926 15267 31194 10 130 0 0 0 159267 152677 311944 (Urban) 7 7 4 11 Achirupakkam 357 0 0 0 53828 53375 107203 53828 53375 107203 12 Maduranthagam 403 29635 32215 61850 59223 60289 119512 88858 92504 181362 13 Lathur 278 0 0 0 41214 40957 82171 41214 40957 82171 14 Chithamur 340 0 0 0 59476 61806 121282 59476 61806 121282
Total 4433 295415 297166 592581 1254445 1197394 2451839 1549860 1494560 3044420 Source : Household Survey 2005
The total population in the district is 30,44,420 out of which 15,49,860 are
males and 14,94,560 are females. The male population is 2,95,415 and the female
population is 2,97,166 in urban area. The rural male population is 12,54,445 and female
population is 11,97,394, The above table shows that the total population in urban area
is 5,92,581. In rural area the population is 24,51,839. St.Thomas Mount rural has the highest population with the number of 6,03,909. The lowest population of 82,171 prevails in Lathur Block.
The following table shows the population - household survey 2005 of the district and the blocks.
Table - 3 (Contd.,)
Population - Household Survey 2005
Population SC ST
S. •2 fl •3 0 Block 0) 5 o No. S 9^ 73 0 a •Med g g 0 S o 5 u* 5 5 g , fa ■w Oi e, ss t 1 Kancheepuram 23206 22183 45389 14.53 1257 1201 2458 0.79 2 Walajabad 20505 19824 40329 30.38 527 525 1052 0.79 3 Uthiramerur 22217 22357 44574 30.70 1156 1087 2243 1.54 4 Sriperumbudur 19511 18223 37734 34.74 509 493 1002 0.92 5 Kundrathur 52144 45362 97506 34.93 1207 1096 2303 0.83 6 Thiruporur 26430 25846 52276 35.44 974 966 1940 1.32 7 Kattankolathur 39024 37027 76051 23.10 2009 1996 4005 1.22 8 Thirukalukundram 24006 23674 47680 26.24 1703 1656 3359 1.85 St.Thomas Mount 9 45329 39980 85309 14.13 1200 1104 2304 0.38 (Rural) St.Thomas Mount 10 20672 20661 41333 13.25 624 623 1247 0.40 (Urban) 11 Achirupakkam 19033 18820 37853 35.31 946 918 1864 1.74 12 Maduranthagam 36145 36029 72174 39.80 978 929 1907 1.05 13 Lathur 17206 17195 34401 41.87 334 302 636 0.77 14 Chithamur 28823 28225 57048 47.04 624 607 1231 1.01 Total 394251 375406 769657 25.28 14048 13503 27551 0.90 Source : Household Survey 2005
Total SC population is 7,69,657 out of which 3,94,251 are males and 3,75,406 are
females. The percentage of SC population is 25.28. The total ST population is 27,551
and Muslim minority is 1,30,901. The total percentage ST population is 0.9 and
percentage of Muslim minority is 4.30. The SC population as well as ST population is
high in St.Thomas Mount rural and low in Lathur similarly, the Muslim minority is high
in St.Thomas Mount rural and low in Lathur. Fig.2
3500000 m Au sc □ ST
3000000
2500000
2000000
1500000
1000000
500000 le
Male Female Total
1.4.2 LITERACY RATE - ALL, SC, ST
The literacy rate in Karicheepuram district is 76.90%. The male literacy rate is
84.70% where as the literacy rate of females is 68.80%. The rural female Literacy rate is
57.00%.
The following table shows the literacy rate of the district and the blocks.
Table -4
Literacy Rate Rural S. B lock Female No ALL SC ST Literacy Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total rate 1 Kancheepuram 79.00 64.00 71.50 64.80 58.87 61.83 51.50 35.36 43.43 49.00 2 Walajabad 72.00 50.00 61.00 64.25 62.96 63.61 39.00 27.17 33.09 47.00 3 Uthiramerur 70.00 49.00 59.50 62.46 49.38 55.92 28.00 16.30 22.15 47.00 4 Sriperumbudur 91.00 74.00 82.50 81.20 64.20 72.70 42.00 27.95 34.98 72.00 5 Kundrathur 92.00 79.00 85.50 82.09 70.23 76.16 68.00 51.22 59.61 78.00 6 Thiruporur 88.00 73.00 80.50 78.52 81.48 80.00 79.00 55.89 67.45 72.00 7 Kattankolathur 89.00 79.50 84.25 69.50 61.80 65.65 48.00 35.69 41.85 72.00 8 Thirukalukundram 87.00 75.00 81.00 77.63 14.81 46.22 28.00 20.96 24.48 69.00 St.Thomas Mount 9 96.00 (Rural) 93.00 94.50 85.66 55.56 70.61 43.00 31.05 37.03 84.00 St.Thomas Mount 10 83.00 (Urban) 75.00 79.00 46.00 42.00 44.00 38.00 35.00 36.50 0.00 11 Achirupakkam 88.00 73.00 80.50 78.52 38.27 58.40 26.00 9.32 17.66 76.00 12 Maduranthagam 87.00 723.00 405.00 77.63 59.26 68.45 42.00 26.39 34.20 68.00 13 Lathur 78.00 66.00 72.00 69.60 56.79 63.20 70.00 42.70 56.35 66.00 14 Chithamur 81.00 68.00 74.50 72.28 46.91 59.60 24.00 13.97 18.99 68.00 Total 84.70 68.80 76,90 75.58 56.79 66.20 42.55 29.51 36.02 57.00 The Literacy Rate of people belonging to SC community in St. Thomas Mount
Urban Block is very low. The literacy rate is very low with 44.00 in this Block. The SC
Male literacy Rate is 46.00 and the Female literacy Rate is 42.00. Hence this block needs special attention with regards to the education of the SC children. The SC Male literacy rate and the Female literacy rate are the highest in Thiruporur block with 78.52% and
81.48% respectively.
Fig-3
Literacy Rate in percentage
90 76.9 75.58 80 68.8 66.2 70 56.79 60
50 -42 .§ 6 -
40 -29:5-
30 20 10 0 Male Female Total
O ALL ■ SC □ ST 1.4.3 DISTRICT ADMINISTRATIVE STRUCTURE
The following table contains the basic information on the district administration.
Table - 5 CD Blocks, Educational Districts, Revenue Villages and Village Panchayats
No. of s. CD Edl. Municip Revenue Village Block Habitations No Blocks Districts alities Villages Panchayats Rural Urban
1 Kancheepuram 1 1 1 91 43 298 45
2 Walajabad 1 0 0 101 61 282 0
3 Uthiramerur 1 0 0 127 74 317 0
4 Sriperumbudur 1 0 0 68 59 218 0
5 Kundrathur 1 0 0 82 46 177 0
6 Thiruporur 1 0 0 102 51 248 0
7 Kattankolathij^- 1 1 2 126 45 ^ .3 0 7 52
8 Thirukalukundram 1 0 0 113 58 322 0 St.Thomas Mount 9 1 (Rural) 0 0 60 36 349 0 St.Thomas Mount 10 (Urban) 0 6 15 0 0 211 11 Achirupakkam 1 0 0 96 60 283 0 12 Maduranthagam 1 0 1 105 59 169 15
13 Lathur 1 0 0 63 41 202 0
14 Chithamur 1 0 0 65 44 226 0 Total 13 2 10 1214 677 3398 323 Soiurce: Revenue Departm ent & HHS 2005 Two Educational Districts are functioning, one at Kancheepuram and the other at
Chengalpattu. There are 677 Panchayaths and 1214 Revenue Villages in this district.
There are 13 Community development blocks in which 172 Clusters Resource Centres are
functioning well under SSA. To improve the school infrastructure and to cater to the
basic needs of the schools 1597 VECs are functioning in this district.
1.5. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION PROFILE OF THE DISTRICT
Kancheepuram is one of the most important districts in Tamil Nadu. A District
Project Office, a Chief Educational Office and two District Educational Offices are
functioning in this district. Kancheepuram and Chengalpattu are the two educational
districts. There is a District Elementary Education Office for this District at
Kancheepuram to supervise all the activities connected with Elementary Education. There
is an Inspectorate of Matriculation Schools at Kancheepuram, to look after the
Matriculation Schools in Kancheepuram. The Government of Tamilnadu has established District Institute of Education and Training (DIET) at Kaliyampoondi. This institute provides refresher training to school teachers besides giving regular pre-service training to secondary grade teacher trainees. Moreover all SSA Training Programmes are offered at the district level to the BRTEs by the DIET through cascade method.
1.5.1. SCHOOL-AGE POPULATION 2007-08 - 5-11, 11-14, ALL, SC, ST
The following table shows block wise school age population of 5-< 11 age group.
Table - 6 House Hold Survey - School Age Population - 2006 - Age group 5 to 10 S. All SC No. Block B B % Kancheepuram 12974 14504 27478 2689 2619 5308 19.32 Walajabad 6507 6498 13005 2302 2242 4544 34.94 Uthiramerur 6037 “'" ^ 3 5 0 12387 2398 2335 4733 38.21 Sriperumbudur 4734 4804 9538 1992 1940 3932 41.22 Kundrathur 22036 15011 37047 7821 7617 15438 41.67 Thiruporur 8258 8239 16497 3514 3422 6936 42.04 Kattankolathur 16632 17291 33923 4563 4444 9007 26.55 Thirukalukundram 8909 5184 14093 2526 2460 4986 35.38 St.Thomas Mount (Rural)______17417 15892 33309 2808 2735 5543 16.64 10 St,Thomas Mount (Urban!______27058 26540 53598 3904 3802 7706 14.38 TT Achirupakkam 5104 5134 10238 1875 1826 3701 36.15 12 MaduranthaRam 9558 10506 20064 4089 3982 8071 40.23 13 Lathur 4370 4289 8659 1906 1857 3763 43.46 14 Chithamur 5290 5579 10869 2964 2887 5851 53.83 Total 154884 145821 300705 45351 44168 89519 29.77 Source : Household Survey 2005 Table - 6 (Contd.
S. ST Block Muslim Minority No B G T % B G T % 1 Kancheepuram 336 356 692 2.52 380 425 805 2.93 2 Walajabad 222 195 417 3.21 86 86 172 1.32 3 Uthiramerur 269 223 492 3.97 86 91 177 1.43 4 Sriperumbudur 166 144 310 3.25 93 94 187 1.96 5 Kundrathur 424 392 816 2.20 1051 716 1767 4.77 6 Thiruporur 244 249 493 2.99 660 659 1319 8.00 7 Kattankolathur 537 548 1085 3.20 974 1073 2047 6.03 8 Thirukalukundram 320 323 643 4.56 343 222 565 4.01 9 St.Thomas Mount (Rural) 761 725 1486 4.46 1134 1044 2178 6.54 10 St.Thomas Mount (Urban) 448 465 913 1.70 1601 1567 3168 5.91 11 Achirupakkam 144 152 296 2.89 189 190 379 3.70 12 Maduranthagam 204 232 436 2.17 931 1022 1953 9.73 13 Lathur 92 96 188 2.17 84 83 167 1.93 14 Chithamur 118 151 269 2.47 114 120 234 2.15 Total 4285 4251 8536 2.84 7726 7392 15118 5.03 Total SC school age population in 5<11 age group of the district is 89,519 with
2'9.77% of the district school age population, ST is 8,536 with 2.84% and Muslim
miruority population is 15,118 with 5.03%. Total school age population in 5<11 age group
o f an children is 3,00,705 out of which 1,54,884 are boys and 1,45,821 are girls.
The following table shows block wise school age population of 11-<14 age group.
Table - 7 House Hold Survey - School Age Population - 2006 Age group 11 TO 14
Age group 11 to 14 5 to Block All SC ST Muslim Minority 14
B G T B G T % B G T % B G T %
(• Kancheeputram 9591 9123 18714 2554 1823 4377 23.39 123 334 457 2.44 195 198 393 2.10 46192
Walajabad 4802 4576 9378 1695 15^ “''3272 34.89 55 54 109 1.16 47 45 92 0 . 9 'f ^ -^ 3 8 3
Uthiramerur 4932 4514 9446 1806 1690 3496 37.01 47 76 123 1.30 48 46 94 1.00 21833
Sriperunnbudiur 3717 3632 7349 1981 1753 3734 50.81 49 42 91 1.24 45 43 88 1.20 16887
Kundrathu:r 8754 8222 16976 3160 2823 5983 35.24 168 188 356 2.10 417 391 808 4.76 54023
Thiruporur 4713 4462 9175 2543 2328 4871 53.09 76 54 130 1.42 335 316 651 7.10 25672
Kattankolaithur 9893 9892 19785 2618 2765 5383 27.21 186 174 360 1.82 585 586 1171 5.92 53708
Hiii'ukalniKundrrajn 5593 5207 10800 1625 1461 3086 28.57 86 79 165 1.53 215 200 415 3.84 24893
St.Thomias Miount 5.74 52326 (Rural) 9965 9052 19017 3862 3445 7307 38.42 323 286 609 3.20 544 548 1092
St.Thomias Mlount 15924 4.72 85253 (Urban) 15731 31655 4759 4636 9395 29.68 196 167 363 1.15 751 744 1495
Achirupaklkam 3414 3309 6723 1689 1532 3221 47.91 46 49 95 1.41 127 123 250 3.72 16961
M aduramtha^am 6453 6229 12682 2416 2237 4653 36.69 96 64 160 1.26 576 607 1183 9.33 32746
Lathur 2894 2769 5663 1441 1334 2775 49.00 24 21 45 0.79 54 50 104 1,84 14322
Chithajnuir 3523 3406 6929 1832 1831 3663 52.86 48 34 82 1.18 76 73 149 2,15 17798
Total 94168 90124 184292 33981 31235 65216 35.39 1523 1622 3145 1.71 4015 3970 7985 4.33 484997
Source: Household survey 2005 Total SC school age population in 11-<14 age group in the district is 65216 with
35.39%. Among them 33981 are male and 31235 are females. Total ST school age
population is 3145 with 1.71% and the Muslim minority is 7,985 with 4.33%. The SC
sckool age population in 11-<14 age group is higher in St.Thomas Mount Urban block
and lowest in Lathur block. St.Thomas Mount Rural has the highest ST school age
chOdren that is 609 in 11-<14 age group and Lathur has the lowest number of ST s c h o o l
age children that is 45 in 11-<14 age group. The total school age population in 11-<14
age group is 184292 out of which 94168 are male and 90124 are female. The total s c h o o l
age population in 5<14 age group of the district is 484997. Table - 8
All SC ST Muslim Mincority s. N BIock o. B G T B G T %B G T %B G T
1 Kancheepuram 12218 11771 23989 2477 2425 4902 20.43 296 289 585 2.44 349 416 765
2 V.'alajabcd 7133 6771 13904 2683 2605 5288 38.03 201 140 341 2.45 80 34 164
3 UtJiiramerur 7791 7140 14931 2297 2209 4506 30.18 276 267 543 3.64 79 89 168
4 Sriperunbudur 5129 4897 10026 1970 1951 3921 39.11 193 120 313 3.12 85 92 177
5 Kun^^TKttr 14700 14265 28965 5277 5271 10548 36.42 ' 261 574 1.98 966 701 1667
6 Thiruparur 8525 7979 16504 3381 3378 6759 40.95 248 277 525 3.18 607 644 1251
124 7 Kattankolathur 18127 17674 35801 4532 4483 9015 25.18 622 620 3.47 895 1049 1944 2
8 Thirukalikundram 9093 8044 17137 2882 2735 5617 32.78 372 317 689 4.02 315 217 532
St.Thorras Mount 101 9 21967 20538 42505 5787 5678 11465 26.97 458 557 2.39 1042 1021 2063 (Rural) 5
St.Thorras Mount 19084 20935 40019 6295 6193 12488 315 611 1.53 1471 1532 3003 10 (Urban) 31.21 296
11 Achirupakkam 4859 4785 9644 1982 1938 3920 40.65 192 169 361 3.74 174 186 360
12 Maduranthagam 9159 8537 17696 3557 3406 6963 39.35 332 312 644 3.64 856 999 1855
13 Lathu: 4257 3832 8089 1850 1801 3651 45.14 70 81 151 1.87 77 81 158
14 C h ith a m u r 3198 3027 6225 1579 1495 3074 49.38 93 101 194 3.12 105 117 222
Total 145240 140195 285435 46549 45568 92117 32.27 3962 3826 7788 2.73 7101 7228 14329
Source: Household survey 2005
The total school age population in the age group 5-11 is 285435, out of which
145240 are male and 140195are female. SC school age population is 92117 with 32.27%
and ST school age population is 7788 with 2.73%. The total minority school age
population in this age group is 14329 with 5.02%. Table - 8 (Cont....)
AU SC ST Muslim Minority
B G T B GT% B G T '% B G T %
Kancheepuram 6903 6592 13495 1703 1423 3126 23.16 129 135 264 1.96 201 199 400 2.96
Walajabad 4487 4256 8743 1817 1738 3555 40.66 57 47 104 1.19 48 45 93 1.06
Uthiramerur 3885 3715 7600 1503 1468 2971 39.09 170 143 313 4.12 49 46 95 1.25
Sriperumbudur 3322 3167 6489 1666 1516 3182 49.04 47 43 90 1.39 46 43 89 1.37
Kundrathur 8515 8179 16694 3346 3004 6350 38.04 142 116 258 1.55 430 393 823 4.93
Thiruporur 5313 4830 10143 2494 2390 4884 48.15 79 66 145 1.43 345 318 663 6.54
' Kattankolathur 11518 10464 21982 32 IT 3156 6373 28.99 219 197 416 1.89 603 590 1193 5.43
Thirukalukundra:m 5375 5149 10524 2102 2062 4164 39.57 91 84 175 1.66 221 201 422 4.01
St.Thomas Mount (Rural) 15636 14827 30463 3887 3630 7517 24.68 202 182 384 1.26 560 551 1111 3.65
St.Thomas Mount (Urban) 17516 16895 34411 4311 4022 8333 24.22 193 187 380 1.10 774 748 1522 4.42
Achirupakkam 3868 3036 6904 1523 1344 2867 41.53 \ .y i ■25S 3.69
Maduranthagam 5414 4931 10345 2714 2520 5234 50.59 104 58 162 1.57 593 611 1204 11.64
Lathur 2637 2515 5152 1414 1344 2758 53.53 65 48 113 2.19 56 50 106 2.06
Chithamur 2237 2153 4390 1358 1282 2640 60.14 50 36 86 1.96 79 75 154 3.51
Total 96626 90709 187335 33055 30899 63954 34.14 1583 1398 2981 1.59 4136 3994 8130 4.34
Source: Household survey 2005
Total SC school age population in 11-<14 age group in the district is 63954 with
34.14%. Among them 33055 are male and 30899 are females. Total ST school age
population is 2981 with 1.59% and the Muslim minority is 8130 with 4.34%. The SC
school age population in 11-<14 age group is higher in St.Thomas Mount Urban block
and lowest in Chithamur block. St.Thomas Mount Rural has the highest ST school age
children that is 384 in 11-<14 age group and Chithamur has the lowest number of ST
school age children that is 86 in 11-<14 age group. The total school age population in
11-<14 age group is 187335 out of which 96626 are male and 90709 are female. The
total school age population in 5<14 age group of the district is 472770. 1.5.2 SCHOOL-AGE POPULATION PROJECTION - 2008-09, 2009-10
The following table shows the school age population 2008-2009 (Projection).
Table - 9 School Age Populatio;i - 2008-2009 (Projection) Age Group 5-10
s. ALL SC ST Muslim Minority N Block o. B G T B G T B G T B a T 1 Kancheepuram 12401 11948 24349 2514 2461 4975 300 293 593 354 422 776 2 Walajabad 7240 6873 14113 2723 2644 5367 204 142 346 81 85 166 3 Uthiramerur 7908 7247 15155 2331 2242 4573 280 271 551 80 90 170 4 Sriperumbudur 5206 4970 10176 2000 1980 3980 196 122 318 86 93 179 5 Kundrathur 14921 14479 29400 5356 5350 10706 318 265 583 980 712 1692 6 Thiruporur 8653 8099 16752 3432 3429 6861 252 281 533 616 654 1270 7 Kattankolathur 18399 17939 36338 4600 4550 9150 631 629 1260 908 1065 1973
8 Thirukalukundram 9229 8165 17394 2925 2776 5701 378 322 700 320 221 541
9 St.Thomas Mount 1036 2094 (Rural) 22297 20846 43143 5874 5763 11637 465 1030 1058
10 St.Thomas Mount 3048 (Urban) 19370 21249 40619 6389 6286 12675 300 320 620 1493 1555
11 Achirupakkam 4932 4857 9789 2012 1967 3979 195 172 367 177 189 366
12 Maduranthagam 9296 8665 17961 3610 3457 7067 337 317 654 869 1014 1883
13 Lathur 4321 3889 8210 1878 1828 3706 71 82 153 78 82 160
14 Chithamur 3246 3072 6318 1603 1518 3121 94 103 197 107 119 226
Total 1474X9 142298 289717 47247 46251 93498 4021 3884 7905 7207 7337 14544 Source : DISE & EER 2007 - 08 Table - 10 School age Population 2008 - 09 (Projection) Age Group 11-13
ALL SCST Muslim Minority S. Block No. BGTB GTB GTB a T
1 Kancheepuram 6979 6665 13644 1722 1439 3161 130 137 267 203 iOl 404 2 Walajabad 4536 4303 8839 1837 1757 3594 58 48 106 49 45 94 3 Uthiramerur 3928 3756 7684 1520 1484 3004 172 145 317 50 47 97
4 Sriperumbudur 3359 3202 6561 1684 1533 3217 48 43 91 47 43 90
5 Kundrathur 8609 8269 16878 3383 3037 6420 144 117 261 435 397 832
6 Thiruporur 5371 4883 10254 2521 2416 4937 80 67 147 349 322 671
7 Kattankolathur 11645 10579 22224 3252 3191 6443 221 199 420 610 596 1206
8 Thirukalukundram 5434 5206 10640 2125 2085 4210 92 85 177 223 203 426
9 St.Thomas Mount 15808 14990 30798 3930 3670 7600 204 184 388 566 557 1123 (Rural)
10 St.Thomas Mount 17081 34790 4358 4065 8423 195 189 384 783 756 1539 (Urban) 17709
11 Achirupakkam 3911 3069 6980 1540 1359 2899 35 57 92 132 125 257
12 Maduranthagam 5474 4985 10459 2744 2548 5292 105 59 164 600 618 1218
13 Lathur 2666 2543 5209 1430 1359 2789 65 48 113 55 52 107
14 Chithamur 2259 2176 4435 1373 1296 2669 51 36 87 80 76 156
Total 97688 91707 189395 33419 31239 64658 1600 1414 3014 4182 ♦038 8220 The following table shows the school age population 2009-2010 (Projection). Table - 11 School age Population 2009 - 10 (Projection) Age Group 5-10
s. ALL SC ST Muslim Minority BIoolc No. B • G T B G T BG TB • G T
1 Kancheepuram 12537 12079 24616 2542 2488 5030 303 296 599 358 427 785
2 Walajabad 7320 6949 14269 2753 2673 5426 206 144 350 82 86 168
3 Uthiramerur 7995 7327 15322 2357 2267 4624 283 274 557 81 91 172
4 Sriperumbudur 5263 5025 10288 2022 2002 4024 198 123 321 87 94 181
5 Kundrathur 15085 14638 29723 5415 5409 10824 321 268 589 991 720 1711
6 Thiruporur 8748 8188 16936 3470 3467 6937 255 284 539 623 661 1284
7 Kattankolathur 18601 18136 36737 4651 4600 9251 638 636 1274 918 1077 1995
8 Thirukalukundram 9331 8255 17586 2957 2807 5764 382 326 708 324 223 547 St.Thomas Mount 22542 21075 43617 2117 9 ]”^ucal) 5939 5826 11765 571 1041 1070 1047 St.Thomas Mount 10 (Urban) 19583 21483 41066 6459 6355 12814 303 324 627 1509 1572 3081 11 Achirupakkam 4986 4910 9896 2034 1989 4023 197 174 371 179 191 370
12 Maduranthagam 9398 8760 18158 3650 3495 7145 341 321 662 879 1025 1904
13 Lathur 4370 3932 8302 1897 1847 3744 73 82 155 77 84 161
14 Chithamur 3282 3106 6388 1621 1535 3156 95 104 199 108 120 228
Total 149041 143863 292904 47767 46760 94527 4065 3927 799a 71«6 741% 14704 1 1 ! ... . Source : DISE & EER 2007 - 08 Table - 12 School age Population 2009 - 10 (Projection) Age Group 11-13
s. ALL SC ST Muslim Minority OiOCH. No. BG T B GT BG TB GT
1 Kancheepuram 7056 6738 13794 1646 1375 3021 225 237 462 237 235 472
2 Walajabad 4586 4350 8936 1756 1679 3435 101 83 184 57 53 110
3 Uthiramerur 3971 3797 7768 1453 1418 2871 298 251 549 58 55 113
4 Sriperumbudur 3396 3237 6633 1609 1465 3074 83 75 158 55 50 105
5 Kundrathur 8704 8360 17064 3233 2903 6136 250 203 453 509 464 973
6 Thiruporur 5430 4937 10367 2409 2309 4718 139 116 255 408 377 785
7 Kattankolathur 11773 10695 22468 3108 3050 6158 383 345 728 713 697 1410
8 Thirukalukundram 5494 5263 10757 2031 1993 4024 160 147 307 261 237 498 St.Thomas Mount 9 (Rural) 15982 15155 31137 3756 3508 7264 354 319 673 662 651 1313 St.Thomas Mount 10 (Urban) 17904 17269 35173 4165 3885 8050 338 328 666 916 884 1800 11 Achirupakkam 3954 3103 7057 1472 1299 2771 61 99 160 154 146 300
12 Maduranthagam 5534 5040 10574 2622 2435 5057 182 102 284 702 723 1425
13 Lathur 2695 2571 5266 1367 1299 2666 113 83 196 64 61 125
14 Chithamur 2284 2201 4485 1312 1238 2550 87 63 150 94 89 183
T otal 98763 92716 191479 31939 29856 61795 2774 2451 5225 4890 4722 9612 1.5.3 SCHOOLS BY CATEGORY, MANAGEMENT The following table shows the school by category 2007-2008. Table - 13 Schools by Category 2007-2008
Primary Middle High Hr. Secondary
s. Oth KG Eiock Tota|| No, ers BV
Kanchcepuram 70 12 34 116 23 10 27 21 198
WalajaDad 67 12 90 25 30 13 14C
Uthiramerur 95 24 127 23 17|
Sripenjmbudur 89 24 27 13j
Kundrathur 69 37^-—110 18 29 15 16*
Thiruporur 62 14 17 93 20 26 10 13 14i
Kattankolathur 62 13 18 93 27 33 10 14 12 27
Thirukalukundram 77 93 21 24 10 10
St.Thomas Mount (Rural) 39 55 96 15 30 33 42 53
St.Thomas Mount 23 10 (Urban) 16 22 58 96 11 19 37 34 45 10 50 71
Achirupakkam 67 8 82 20 20 — i 12 Maduranthagam 86 17 12 20 26 16 16
13 Lathur 40 55 17 21
Chithamur 62 12 24 25
Total 885 127 317 1329 283 56 46 385 93 32 123 248 90 31 136 257 10 0 22J
Source : DISE 2007-C The total number of primary and upper primary in all kinds of
management is 2229. Total number of primary schools is 1329 out of which 885 are
Government and Local Body schools, 127 are private aided schools and 317 are private
unaided schools. There are 385 middle schools. 283 schools are under Government, 56
schools are under private aided management and 46 schools are under private unaided
management. There are 248 high schools out of which 93 are under Government, 32 are
under private aided management and 123 are private unaided management. Total
numbers of higher secondary schools in the district are 257, 90 schools are Government
schools, 31 schools are private aided and 136 schools are private unaided schools. Apart
from these schools, 10 others schools like Kendriya vidyalaya. Central Govt. Schools are
functioning in the district. 1.5.4 ENROLMENT - PRIMARY, UPPER PRIMARY, COMMUNITY GROUP
The following table shows the Enrolment - All Primary and Upper Primary 2007-
2008.
• Table - 14
Enrolment - ALL - Primary and Upper Primary - 2007-2008
Primary (I-V) Upper Primary (VI -VIII) Total Enrolment (I -VIII) S. No Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total
1 Kancheepuram 15035 14426 29461 9895 9305 19200 24930 23731 48661
2 Walajabad 5761 5509 11270 4139 3772 7911 9900 9281 19181
3 Uthiramerur 5689 5368 11057 4203 4035 8238 9892 9403 19295 / r - 4 Sriperumbudur • 5283 5128 10411 3893 3647 7540 9176 8775 17951
5 Kundrathur 12165 11494 23659 7314 6795 14109 19479 18289 37768
6 Thiruporur 7564 7341 14905 5198 4657 9855 12762 11998 24760
7 Kattarikolathur 16144 15825 31969 11194 10830 22024 27338 26655 53993
8 Thirukalukundram 8115 7642 15757 5206 5024 10230 13321 12666 25987
St.Thomas Mount 9 80617 (Rural) 26148 24746 50894 15696 14027 29723 41844 38773 St.Thomas Mount 10 (Urban) 27682 27479 55161 20032 19362 39394 47714 46841 94555
11 Achirupakkam 4254 4083 8337 3156 2967 6123 7410 7050 14460
12 Maduranthagam 6492 6449 12941 4581 4030 8611 11073 10479 21552
13 Lathur 3400 3191 6591 2596 2502 5098 5996 5693 11689
14 Chithamur 4631 4416 9047 3001 2922 5923 7632 7338 14970
Total 148363 143097 291460 100104 93875 193979 248467 236972 485439
Source : DISE 2007-08
The total enrolment in primary and upper primary schools in the district is
485439. Out of which boys enrolment is 248467 and girls enrolment is 236972. The
total enrolment in primary schools is 291460. Among them 148363 are boys and 143097
are girls. In upper primary schools, the total enrolment is 193979 out of which boys
enrolment is 100104 and girls enrolment is 93875. Fig.4 Enrolment - ALL - Primary and Upper Primary - 2007-2008
a Prim ary (I-V) Upper Primary (VI -VIII) □ Total Ekirolment (I -VIII)
500000
The following table shows the Enrolment - SC primary and upper primary 2007- 2008. Table - 15
S. Primary (I-V) Upper Primary VI -VIII Total (I -VIII) olOCK No Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total
1 Kancheepuram 2809 2729 5538 1867 1807 3674 4676 4536 9212
2 Walajabad 2288 2234 4522 1723 1534 3257 4011 3768 7779
3 Uthiramerur 2072 1872 3944 1838 1778 3616 3910 3650 7560
4 Sriperurabudur 2159 2245 4404 1869 1715 3584 4028 3960 7988
5 Kundrathur 4543 4338 8881 3091 2837 5928 7634 7175 14809
6 Thiruporur 3247 3219 6466 2464 2237 4701 5711 5456 11167
7 Kattankolathur 4907 4740 9647 3571 3459 7030 8478 8199 16677
8 Thirukalukundram 3032 2696 5728 2048 1915 3963 5080 4611 9691 St.Thomas Mount 9 3803 3365 7168 10138 9385 19523 (Rural) 6335 6020 12355 St.Thomas Mount 10 14043 4813 4819 9632 11826 11849 23675 (Urban) 7013 7030 11 Achirupakkam 1834 1834 3668 1473 1321 2794 3307 3155 6462
12 Maduranthagam 3180 3151 6331 2469 2126 4595 5649 5277 10926
13 Lathur 1817 1730 3547 1404 1369 2773 3221 3099 6320
14 Chithamur 2360 2263 4623 1650 1634 3284 4010 3897 7907
Total 47596 46101 93697 34083 31916 65999 81679 78017 159696 Total SC enrolment in I-V classes in the district is 93697 out of which 47596 are boys and 46101 are girls. Total SC enrolment in VI to VIII classes in the district is 65999.
Among them 34083 are boys and 31916 are girls. Total enrolment of SC in I-VIII classes in the district is 159696 out of which 81679 are boys and 78017 are girls.
Fig.5 Enrolment - SC - Primary and Upper Primary - 2007-2008 Primary (I-V) Upper Primary (VI -VIII) □ Total Enrolment (I -VIII)
120000
100000
The following table shows the Enrolment - ST Primary and Upper Primary 2007- 2008. Table - 16
Upper Primary (VI - s. Primary (I-V) Total( I -VIII) Block VIII) No. Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total 1 Kancheepuram 414 413 827 133 138 271 547 551 1098 2 Walajabad 172 141 313 59 48 107 231 189 420 3 Uthiramerur 219 227 446 175 147 322 394 374 768 4 Sriperumbudur 133 106 239 48 44 92 181 150 331 5 Kundrathur 312 347 659 146 119 265 458 466 924 6 Thiruporur 238 240 478 81 68 149 319 308 627 7 Kattankolathu r 545 493 1038 225 202 427 770 695 1465 8 Thirukalukundram 363 356 719 93 86 179 456 442 898 St.Thomas Mount 1224 1619 9 (Rural) 663 561 208 187 395 871 748 St.Thomas Mount 754 1144 10 (Urban) 353 401 198 192 390 551 593 11 Achirupakkam 153 142 295 36 57 93 189 199 388 12 Maduranthagam 243 222 465 107 59 166 350 281 631 13 Lathur 151 158 309 67 49 116 218 207 425 14 Chithamur 108 126 234 49 37 86 157 163 320 Total 4067 3933 8000 1625 1433 3058 5692 5366 11058 Source ; DISE 2007-08 29 Total ST Enrolment in I-VIII classes in the district is 11058, out of which 5692 are boys and 5366 are girls, Total ST Enrolment in I-V classes is 8000 and in VI-VIII classes is 3058. Out of 3058 VI-VIII enrolments, 1625 are boys and 1433 are girls. The
ST enrolmefit in primary classes is high in St.Thomas Mount Rural and upper primary is high in Kattankolathur block.
Fig.6 Enrolment - ST - Primary and Upper Primary - 2007-2008 a Primary (I-V) Upper Primary (VI -VIII) O Total Einrolment (I -VIII)
1.5.5 ENROLMENT - PRIMARY & UPPER PRIMARY PROJECTION - 2008-09, 2009-10 The following table shows the Enrolment - Primary and Upper Primary Projection 2008-2009. Table - 17 Age Group S. ALL SC ST ■r>lBiOCK ^ ^1_ No. B G T B GT B GT 1 Kancheepuram 15261 14642 29903 2836 2770 5606 420 419 839 2 Walajabad 5847 5592 11439 2310 2267 4577 175 143 318 3 Uthiramerur 5774 5449 11223 2092 1900 3992 222 230 452 4 Sriperumbudur 5362 5205 10567 2180 2279 4459 135 108 243 5 Kundrathur 12348 11666 24014 4587 4403 8990 317 352 669 6 Thiruporur 7677 7451 15128 3279 3267 6546 242 244 486 7 Kattankolathur 16386 16062 32448 4955 4811 9766 553 500 1053 8 Thirukalukundram 8237 7757 15994 3061 2736 5797 368 361 729 St. Thomas Mount 26540 25117 51657 6396 6110 12506 673 569 1242 9 (Rural) St.Thomas Mount 28097 27891 55988 7081 7135 14216 358 407 765 10 (Urban) 11 Achirupakkam 4318 4144 8462 1852 1861 3713 155 144 299 12 Maduranthagam 6589 6546 13135 3211 3198 6409 247 225 472 13 Lathur 3451 3239 6690 1835 1758 3593 153 162 315 14 Chithamur 4702 4483 9185 2383 2297 4680 110 128 238 Total 150589 145244 295833 48058 46792 94850 4128 3992 8120 S. AU SCST Block No. B GT B G TB GT 1 . Kancheepuram 10004 9407 19411 1888 1827 3715 134 140 274 2 Walajabad 4185 3814 7999 1742 1551 3293 60 49 109 3 Uthiramerur 4249 4079 8328 1858 1798 3656 177 149 326 4 Sriperumbudur 3936 3687 7623 1890 1734 3624 49 44 93 5 Kundrathur 7394 6870 14264 3125 2868 5993 148 120 268 6 Thiruporur 5255 4708 9963 2491 2262 4753 82 69 151 7 Kattankolathur 11317 10949 22266 3610 3497 7107 227 204 431 8 Thirukalukundram 5263 5079 10342 2071 1936 4007 94 87 181 St.Thomas Mount 9 (Rural) 15869 14181 30050 3845 3402 7247 210 189 399 St.Thomas Mount 10 (Urban) 20252 19575 39827 4866 4872 9738 200 193 393 11 Achirupakkam 3191 3 0 ^ - 6191 1489 1336 2825 36 58 94 12 Maduranthagam 4631 4074' 8705 2496 2149 4645 108 60 168 13 Lathur 2625 2531 5156 1419 1384 2803 68 50 118 14 Chithamur 3034 2954 5988 1668 1651 3319 50 37 87 Total 101205 94908 196113 34458 32267 66725 1643 1449 3092 Source : DISE & EER 2007 - 08
The following table shows the Enrolment - Primary and Upper Primary Projection 2009-2010. Table - 18 Enrolment 2009 - 10 (Projection) - Primary (5-10 age group)
AU S. Rlrfer»lr SC ST No. BG TBGT BG T 1 Kancheepuram 15429 14803 30232 2867 2800 5667 425 424 849 2 Walajabad 5911 5653 11564 2335 2292 4627 177 145 322 3 Uthiramerur 5837 5509 11346 2115 1921 4036 224 233 457 4 Sriperumbudur 5421 5262 10683 2204 2304 4508 136 109 245 5 Kundrathur 12484 11794 24278 4637 4451 9088 320 356 676 6 Thiruporur 7761 7533 15294 3315 3303 6618 245 247 492 7 Kattankolathur 16566 16239 32805 5010 4864 9874 559 506 1065 8 Thirukalukundram 8328 7842 16170 3095 2766 5861 372 365 737 St.Thomas Mount 9 (Rural) 26832 25393 52225 6466 6177 12643 680 575 1255 St.Thomas Mount 10 (Urban) 28406 28198 56604 7159 7214 14373 362 412 774 11 Achirupakkam 4365 4190 8555 1872 1881 3753 157 146 303 12 Maduranthagam 6661 6618 13279 3246 3233 6479 250 228 478 13 Lathur 3489 3275 6764 1855 1777 3632 155 164 319 14 Chithamur 4755 4532 9287 2411 2324 4735 111 127 238 Total 152245 146841 299086 48587 47307 95894 1 4173 4037 8210 S. AU SC ST Block No. BGTBG TB G T 1 Kancheepuram 10114 9510 19624 1804 1746 3550 232 243 475 2 Walajabad 4231 3856 8087 1665 1482 3147 104 85 189 3 Uthiramerur 4296 4124 8420 1776 1718 3494 307 258 565 4 Sriperumbudur 3979 3728 7707 1806 1657 3463 85 76 161 5 Kundrathur 7475 6946 14421 2987 2741 5728 257 208 465 6 Thiruporur 5313 4760 10073 2381 2162 4543 142 120 262 7 Kattankolathur 11441 11069 22510 3450 3342 6792 394 354 748 8 Thirukalukundram 5321 5135 10456 1979 1850 3829 163 151 314 St.Thomas Mount 16044 6926 364 328 692 9 (Rural) 14337 30381 3675 3251 St.Thomas Mount 4656 9307 347 333 680 10 (Urban) 20475 19790 40265 4651 11 Achirupakkam 3226 3033 6259 1423 1277 2700 62 101 163 12 Maduranthagam 4682 4119 8801 2385 2054 4439 187 104 291 ^ 3 Lathur 2654 2559 5213 1356 _ 1323 2679 118 87 205 14 Chithamur 3067 2986 6053 1594^ — 1579 3173 87 64 151 Total 102318 95952 198270 32932 30838 63770 2849 2512 5361 Source : DISE & EER 2007 - 08
1.5.6 TEACHERS - PRIMARY , UPPER PRIMARY
The following table shows the Teachers - Primary (Management wise).
Table - 20 Teachers - Primary Schools
Govt and Local Private Aided Private Unaided Others Total Teachers S. DlOCn. Body No. M F T MFT M F T MF TMFT
1 Kancheepuram 55 213 268 9 74 83 13 215 228 0 0 0 77 502 579
2 Walajabad 46 145 191 10 21 31 6 76 82 0 0 0 62 242 304
3 Uthiramerur 75 148 223 3 20 23 24 123 147 0 0 0 102 291 393
4 Sriper urabud ur 48 133 181 7 21 28 4 57 61 0 0 0 59 211 270
5 Kundrathur 40 247 287 3 20 23 15 252 267 0 0 0 58 519 577
6 Thiruporur 38 132 170 11 55 66 5 99 104 0 0 0 54 286 340
7 Kattankolathur 28 215 243 12 112 124 14 101 115 0 0 0 54 428 482
8 Thirukalukundram 36 171 207 1 15 16 5 64 69 0 0 0 42 250 292
St.Thomas Mount 13 256 269 1 23 24 27 353 380 0 0 0 41 632 673 9 (Rural) St.Thomas Mount 5 135 140 6 185 191 6 323 329 0 12 12 17 655 672 10 (Urban) 11 Achirupakkam 60 88 148 6 13 19 3 43 46 0 0 0 69 144 213
12 Maduranthagam 72 129 201 16 42 58 11 46 57 0 0 0 99 217 316
13 Lathur 33 57 90 8 27 35 11 29 40 0 0 0 52 113 165
14 Chithamur 64 81 145 0 0 0 13 52 65 0 0 0 77 133 210
Total 613 2150 2763 93 628 721 157 1833 1990 0 12 12 863 4623 5486 The total number of teachers working in primary schools under different
Managements in the district is 5486. Among them 863 teachers are male and 4623 are female teachers. Total number of teachers working in government school^ is 2763. \ Among them 613 are male and 2150 are female teachers. The total number of teachers working in private aided schools is 721. Among them 93 are male teachers and 628 are female teachers. 1990 teachers are working in private unaided schools out of which 157 are male teachers and 1833 are female teachers. The total teachers working in other schools are 12 and all of them are female.
The following table shows the Teacher - Upper Primary Schools and Upper Primary
Classes in High Schools and Higher Secondary/SiJipols - Management wise
Table - 21
Teachers in Middle, High and Hr. Sec. Schools (Upper Primary Section)
Govt. & Local s. Private Aided Private Unaided Others Grand Total U.P Block Body No. MF TM FTMF TMFTM F T \ Kancheepuram 6\ 229 290 51 118 169 47 246 293 0 0 0 159 593 752 2 Walajabad 82 162 244 10 35 45 10 29 39 0 0 0 102 226 328 3 Uthiramerur 95 132 227 15 17 32 26 39 65 0 0 0 136 188 324 4 Sriperurabudur 69 142 211 8 20 28 16 40 56 0 0 0 93 202 295 5 Kundrathur 61 240 301 12 26 38 43 210 253 0 0 0 116 476 592 6 Thiruporur 88 170 258 3 16 19 34 155 189 0 0 0 125 341 466 7 Kattankolathur 66 290 356 31 70 101 33 271 304 0 0 0 130 631 761 8 ThirukaJukundram 56 156 212 18 14 32 9 42 51 27 50 77 110 262 372 St.Thomas Mount 9 48 (Rural) 321 369 6 83 89 99 956 1055 11 24 35 164 1384 1548 St.Thomas Mount 10 29 232 261 54 5 167 1766 (Urban) 331 385 81 1031 1112 3 8 1599 11 Achirupakkam 79 111 190 0 0 0 6 26 32 0 0 0 85 137 222 12 Maduranthagam 77 137 214 46 61 107 3 43 46 0 0 0 126 241 367 13 Lathur 58 61 119 16 16 32 11 38 49 0 0 0 85 115 200 14 Chithamur 99 92 191 0 0 0 11 34 45 0 0 0 110 126 236 Total 1 968 2475 3443 270 ao7 1077 429 3160 3589 41 79 120 1708 6521 8229 Source : DISE 2007-08 The total number of teachers, working in middle schools and upper primary
sections of the high and higher secondary schools is 8229. Among them 1708 are male
teachers and 6521 are female teachers. Total teachers in government schools is 3443,
out of them 968 are male teachers and 2475 are female teachers. The total number of
private aided school teachers is 1077. Among them 270 are males and 807 are female. In
private unaided schools, the male teachers are 429, the female teachers are 3160 and the
total is 3589. At district level, the total number of male and female teachers is 1708 and
6521 respectively. 1.6. EDUCATIONAL INDICATORS (COHORT STUDY - EER)
Educational Indicators are under the COHORT Study are Completion Rate,
Repetition Rate, Dropout Rate, NER and Attendance Rate.
1.6.1 GER - PRIMARY, UPPER PRIMARY - ALL, SC, ST
The following table shows the Gross Enrolment Ratio at Primar^^^ level by community group. Table - 22
Gross Enrolment Rate (GER) - Age Group 5-10
ALL SC ST S. Block Bo. B G T B G BG T
1 Kancheepuram 123.06 122.56 122.81 113.40 112.54 112.97' 139.86 142.91 141.37
2 Walajabad 80.77 81.36 81.06 85.28 85.76 85.51 85.57 100.71 91.79
3 Uthiramerur 73.02 75.18 74.05 90.20 84.74 87.53 79.35 85.02 82.14
4 Sriperumbudur 103.00 104.72 103.84 109.59 115.07 112.32 68.91 88.33 76.36
5 Kundrathur 82.76 80.57 81,68 86.09 82.30 84.20 99.68 132.95 114.81
6 Thiruporur 88.73 92.00 90.31 96.04 95.29 95.67 95.97 86.64 91.05
7 Kattankolathur 89.06 89.54 89.30 108.27 105.73 107.01 87.62 79.52 83.57
8 Thirukalukundram 89.24 95.00 91.95 105.20 98.57 101.98 97.58 112.30 104.35 St.Thomas Mount 119.03 120.49 119.74 109.47 106.02 107.76 144.76 100.72 120.59 9 (Rural) St.Thomas Mount 10 145.05 131.26 137.84 111.41 113.52 112.45 119.26 127.30 123.40 (Urban) 11 Achirupakkam 87.55 85,33 86.45 92.53 94.63 93.57 79.69 84.02 81.72
12 Maduranthagam 70.88 75.54 73.13 89.40 92.51 90.92 73.19 71.15 72.20
13 Lathur 79.87 83.27 81.48 98.22 96.06 97.15 215.71 195.06 204.64
! 14 Chithamur 144.81 145.89 145.33 149.46 151.37 150.39 116.13 124.75 120.62
Total 102.15 102.07 102.11 101.72 101.17 101.44 102.65 102.79 102.72
Source : DISE & EER 2007 - 08
The GER at Primary level in the district is 102.11%. Chithamur Block has the
highest Gross Enrolment Ratio and the lowest Gross Enrolment Ratio prevails in
Maduranthagam block. The GER of SC in the district is 101.44 and the GER of ST is
102.72 The following table shows the Gross Enrolment Ratio at Upper Primary level by community group.
Table - 23 Gross Enrolment s. ALL SC ST d iOCK No. BG T BGTBG T 1 Kancheepuram 143.34 141.16 142.27 109.63 126.99 117.53 103.10 102.22 102.65 2 Walajabad 92.24 88.63 90.48 94.83 88.26 91.62 103.51 102.13 102.88 3 Uthiramerur 108.19 108.61 108.39 122.29 121.12 121.71 102.94 102.80 102.88 4 Sriperumbudur 117.19 115.16 116.20 112.18 113.13 112.63 102.13 102.33 102.22 5 Kundrathur 85.90 83.08 84.52 92.38 94.44 93.35 102.82 102.59 102.71 6 Thiruporur 97.84 96.42 97.16 98.80 93.60 96.25 102.53 103.03 102.76 7 Kattankolathur 97.19 103.50 100.19 111.00 109.60 110.31 102.74 102.54 102.64 8 Thirukalukundram 96.86 97.57 97.21 97.43 92.87 95.17 102.20 102.38 102.29 St.Thomas Mount 9 100.38 (Rural) 94.60 97.57 97.84 92.70 95.36 102.97 102.75 102.86 St.Thomas Mount 10 (Urban) 114.36 114.60 114.48 111.64 119.82 115.59 102.59 102.67 102.63 11 Achirupakkam 81.59 97.73 88.69 96.72 98.29 97.45 102.86 101.79 102.20 12 Maduranthagam 84.61 81.73 83.24 90.97 84.37 87.79 102.88 101.72 102.47 13 Lathur 98.45 99.48 98.95 99.29 101.86 100.54 103.08 102.08 102.65 14 Chithamur 134.15 135.72 134.92 121.50 127.46 124.39 98.00 102.78 100.00 Total 103.60 103.49 103.55 103.11 103.29 103.20 102.70 102.47 102.59
Sovirce : DISE & EER 2007 - 08
The GER in upper primary level in the district is 103.55. Kancheepuram block has the highest GER and Maduranthagam block has the lowest GER. The GER of SC in the district is 103.20 and the GER of ST is 102.59. 1.6.2 NER - PRIMARY, UPPER PRIMARY - ALL, SC, ST The following table shows the Net Enrolment Rate at Primary level. Table - 24
S. All Block SC ST No. B G T B GT B G T 1 Kancheepuram 99.90 99.87 99.88 99.90 99.90 99.90 99.60 99.60 99.60 2 Walajabad 98.80 98.77 98.79 99.08 99.15 99.12 99.44 99.85 99.64 3 Uthiramerur 98.70 98.67 98.69 99.25 99.45 99.35 99.67 99.86 99.76 4 Sriperumbudur 99.90 99.87 99.88 99.90 99.90 99.90 99.85 99.84 99.85 5 Kundrathur 99.90 99.87 99.88 99.90 99.90 99.90 99.80 99.82 99.81 6 Thiruporur 99.00 98.97 98.99 99.28 99.58 99.43 99.75 99.88 99.82 7 Kattankolathur 99.90 99.87 99.88 99.90 99.90 99.90 99.78 99.80 99.79 8 Thirukalukundram 99.60 99.57 99.58 99.89 99.80 99.84 99.76 99.85 99.81 9 St.Thomas Mount (Rural) 99.30 99.27 99.29 99.58 99.72 99.65 99.82 99.84 99.83 10 St.Thomas Mount (Urban) 99.30 99.27 99.29 99.65 99.95 99.80 99.74 99.87 99.81 11 Achirupakkam 99.30 99.27 99.29 99.58 99.89 99.73 99.78 99.82 99.80 12 Maduranthagam 98.70 98.67 98.69 99.00 99.30 99.15 99.47 99.80 99.63 13 Lathur 99.80 99.77 99.78 99.90 99.80 99.85 99.86 99.84 99.85 14 Chithamur 99.50 99.47 99.48 99.79 99.70 99.74 99.72 99.80 99.76 Total 99.40 99.37 99.38 99.70 99.70 99.70 99.72 99.82 99.77 Source : DISE & EER 2007 - 08 The NER of Primary level in the district is 99.38. Kancheepuram and
Kattankolathur blocks have the highest NER i.e. 99.88 and Uthiramerur and
Maduranthagam blocks have the lowest NER i.e. 98.69. The NER of SC Population is
99.70 and ST is 99.77 Fig.9 Net Enrolment Rate (NER) - Primary ( 5-10 Age Group) - 2007-08
The following table shows the Net Enrolment Rate at Upper Primary level. Table - 25
S. ALL SC ST ISiOCK No. BGTB GTBG T 1 Kancheepuram 99.60 99.57 99.59 99.84 99.20 99.52 99.40 99.38 99.39 2 Walajabad 99.20 99.17 99.19 99.44 99.70 99.57 99.04 99.02 99.03 3 Uthiramerur 99.23 99.20 99.22 99.47 99.73 99.60 99.06 99.04 99.05 4 Sriperumbudur 99.65 99.62 99.64 99.89 99.40 99.64 99.48 99.46 99.47 5 Kundrathur 98.80 98.77 98.79 99.04 99.30 99.17 98.80 98.78 98.79 6 Thiruporur 99.45 99.42 99.44 99.69 99.60 99.64 99.46 99.44 99.45 7 Kattankolathur 99.78 99.75 99.77 99.82 99.80 99.81 99.42 99.40 99.41 8 Thir ukalu ku ndram 99.20 99.17 99.19 99.44 99.70 99.57 99.57 99.45 99.51 St.Thomas Mount 99.28 99.40 99.47 99.46 99.47 9 (Rural) 99.31 99.30 99.55 99.48 St.Thomas Mount 10 99.43 99.44 (Urban) 99.31 99.28 99.30 99.55 99.81 99.68 99.45 11 Achirupakkam 99.20 99.17 99.19 99.44 99.20 99.32 99.32 99.31 99.32 12 Maduranthagam 98.90 98.87 98.89 99.52 99.40 99.46 99.46 99.45 99.46 13 Lathur 99.37 99.34 99.36 99.61 99.87 99.74 99.20 99.18 99.19 14 Chithamur 99.20 99.17 99.19 99.44 99.70 99.57 99.07 99.05 99.06 ...... Total 99.30 99.27 99.29 99.55 99.56 99.56 1 99.30 99.28 99.30 Source : DISE & EER 2007 - 08 The NER at upper primary level in the district is 99.29. Kattankolathur block has the highest NER i.e. 99.77. The lowest NER i.e. 98.79 is seen in Kundrathur block. The
NER of SC in the district is 99.56 and ST is 99.30 Fig. 10 Net Enrolment Rate (NER) - Upper Primary (11-13 age group) - 2007-08
1.6.3 COMPLETION, REPETITION AND DROPOUT RATES - PRIMARY, UPPER PRIMARY - ALL, SC, ST The following table shows the Completion Rate 2007-08 at Primar>' level. Table - 26
S. ALL SC ST Block No. Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total 1 Kancheepuram 94.42 93.65 94.04 93.10 92.91 93.01 91.02 89.78 90.41 2 Walajabad 89.14 88.48 88.81 86.63 86.07 86.35 85.10 83.77 84.44 3 Uthiramerur 91.97 91.30 91.64 90.28 89.69 89.99 86.67 86.54 86.60 4 Sriperumbudur 90.97 90.58 90.77 88.76 88.87 88.81 87.81 86.99 87.40 5 Kundrathur 92.93 92.46 92.70 91.46 91.06 91.26 90.39 89.55 89.97 6 Thiruporur 95.64 95.41 95.52 94.53 94.80 94.67 94.43 93.95 94.19 7 Kattankolathur 94.40 94.05 94.22 92.96 92.75 92.86 91.92 91.23 91.58 8 Thirukalukundram 94.67 94.67 94.66 93.68 93.77 93.72 92.45 92.76 92.57 St.Thomas Mount 92.41 92.58 91.16 90.69 90.93 89.79 88.33 89.04 9 (Rural) 92.76 St.Thomas Mount 93.57 93.59 93.59 92.27 92.27 92.27 91.39 89.53 90.44 10 (Urban) 11 Achirupakkam 92.64 92.27 92.46 91.08 90.87 90.98 90.51 89.81 90.16 12 Maduranthagam 95.85 95.58 95.72 94.71 94.54 94.62 94.82 94.41 94.62 13 Lathur 93.52 93.23 93.37 91.83 92.15 91.98 91.94 91.33 91.64 14 Chithamur 95.41 94.95 95.19 94.17 93.90 94.04 94.33 93.98 94.16 Total 92.44 92.68 92.55 91.24 91.49 91.38 88.94 88.62 85.27 Source : Cohort Study 2007 The completion rate at primary level in the district is 92.55. The highest
completion rate 95.72 is seen in Maduranthagam Block and the lowest Completion Rate
is seen in Walajabad Block. The completion rate of SC children is 91.38 and ST is 85.27 The following table shows the Completion Rate 2007-08 at Upper Primary level. Table - 27
S. ALL SC ST No. Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total
1 Kancheepuram 91.69 90.82 91.27 90.37 88.40 89.43 83.48 81.62 82.56
2 Walajabad 82.82 81.10 81.97 79.82 77.13 78.49 66.21 57.83 62.12
3 Utliiramerur 85.69 85.12 85.40 84.27 82.82 83.55 72.59 70.00 71.23
4 Sriperumbudur 84.92 83.47 84.21 82.44 80.28 81.37 72.38 67.91 70.15
5 Kundrathur 88.56 87.77 88.17 86.55 84.77 85.67 77.51 73.36 75.44
6 Thiruporur 92.06 92.97 92.49 91.69 91.49 91.59 86.12 83.56 84.86
7 Kattankolathur 91.30 90.76 91.04 89.57 88.43 89.00 82.31 79.87 81.09
8 Thirukalukundram 91.42 90.74 91.09 90.28 89.49 89.89 81.41 82.15 81.72 St.Thomas Mount 9 89.03 88.23 88.63 87.04 85.28 86.16 78.83 75.22 77.01 (Rural) St.Thomas Mount 10 90.14 90.06 90.11 88.39 87.47 87.94 82.03 79.65 80.84 (Urban) 11 Achirupakkam 86.42 86.44 86.40 84.83 84.60 84.69 78.47 71.31 74.48
12 Maduranthaga m 93.04 92.75 92.90 92.02 91.45 91.74 86.35 86.21 86.01
13 Lathur 90.00 89.78 89.89 88.66 87.99 88.32 81.72 78.60 80.16
14 Chithamur 91.70 90.35 91.04 91.95 90.34 91.17 87.14 82.37 84.98
T o ta l 90.19 90.88 90.55 88.35 88.88 88.63 81.04 79.39 80.23 Source : Cohort Study 2007 The completion rate at upper primary level in the district is 90.55. The highest completion rate 92.90 is seen in Maduranthagam Block and the lowest Completion Rate is seen in Walajabad Block. The completion rate of SC children in the district is 88.63 and ST is 80.23 The following table shows the Repetition Rate 2007-08 at Primary level. Table - 28
ALL SC ST ■Ql ^^1- S.No. i>iOCK Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total
1 Kancheepuram 4.81 5.06 4.94 5.97 6.22 6.10 6.95 7.45 7.20 2 Walajabad 10.33 11.02 10.68 12.81 13.55 13.18 14.90 16.23 15.57
3 Uthiramerur 7.48 7.87 7.68 9.28 9.68 9.48 10.79 11.59 11.19 4 Sriperumbudur 8.45 8.83 8.64 10.48 10.87 10.68 12.19 13.01 12.60 5 Kundrathur 6.66 7.09 6.88 8.26 8.73 8.50 9.61 10.45 10.03 6 Thiruporur 3.86 4.10 3.98 4.79 5.05 4.92 5.57 6.05 5.81 7 Kattankolathur 5.27 5.40 5.34 6.53 6.65 6.59 7.60 7.96 7.78 8 Thirukalukundram 4.67 4.91 4.79 5.80 6.05 5.93 6.74 7.24 6.99 St.Thomas Mount 9 6.32 6.82 6.57 7.84 8.39 8.12 9.12 10.05 9.59 (Rural) St.Thomas Mount 10 5.50 5.60 5.55 6.82 6.89 6.86 7.93 8.25 8.09 (Urban) 11 Achirupakkam 6.58 6.91 6.75 8.16 8.51 8.34 9.49 10.19 9.84 12 Maduranthagam 3.59 3.79 3.69 4.45 4.67 4.56 5.18 5.59 5.39 13 Lathur 5.59 5.88 5.74 6.93 7.24 7.09 8.06 8.67 8.37 14 Chithamur 3.93 4.09 4.01 4.88 5.03 4.96 5.67 6.02 5.85
Total 6.66 6.47 6.58 8.26 7.96 8.10 9.61 9.53 13.08
Source: Cohort Study 2007 The repetition at primary level in the district is 6.58. Maduranthagam block has the lowest repetition rate of 3.69 and Walajabad block has the highest repetition rate of 1.69. The repetition rate of SC children in the district is 8.10 and in ST is 13.08. The following table shows the Repetition Rate 2007-08 at Upper Primary level. Table - 29
S. ALL SC ST DlOCK ]No. Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total
1 Kancheepuram 7.70 8.09 7.90 9.22 10.12 9.67 15.74 18.38 17.06 2 Walajabad 16.53 17.63 17.08 19.79 22.06 20.93 33.79 40.04 36.92
3 Uthiramemr 11.97 12.59 12.28 14.33 15.75 15.04 24.47 28.60 26.54 4 Sriperumbudur 13.51 14.13 13.82 16.18 17.68 16.93 27.62 32.09 29.86 5 Kundrathur 10.66 11.35 11.01 12.76 14.20 13.48 21.79 25.78 23.79 6 Thiruporur 6.17 6.57 6.37 7.39 8.22 7.81 12.61 14.92 13.77 7 Kattankolathur 8.43 8.64 8.54 10.09 10.81 10,45 17.23 19.62 18.43 8 Thirukalukundram 7.48 7.86 7.67 8.96 9.83 9.40 15.29 17.85 16.57 St.Thomas Mount 9 10.11 10.91 10.51 12.11 13.65 12.88 20.67 24.78 22.73 (Rural) St.Thomas Mount 10 8.79 8.96 8.88 10.52 11.21 10.87 17.97 20.35 19.16 (Urban) 11 Achirupakkam 10.53 11.06 10.80 12.61 13.84 13.23 21.53 25.12 23.33 12 Maduramthagam 5.74 6.07 5.91 6.87 7.60 7.24 11.73 13.79 12.76 13 Lathur 8.94 9.42 9.18 10.70 11.79 11.25 18.28 21.40 19.84
14 Chithamur 6.29 6.54 6.42 7.53 8.18 7.86 12.86 14.85 13.86
Total 8.36 7.96 8.15 10.01 9.96 9.97 17.09 18.08 17.57
Source: Cohort Study 2007 The repetition at upper primary level in the district is 8.15. Maduranthagam block has the lowest repetition rate of 5.91 and Walajabad block has the highest repetition rate of 17.08. The repetition rate of SC children in the district is 9.97 and in ST is 17.57. The following table shows the Dropout Rate 2007-08 at Primary level.
Table - 30 Dropout Rate (DR) - Primary - 2007-08
S. ALL SC ST Block No. Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total 1 Kancheepuram 0.77 1.29 1.03 0.93 0.87 0.90 2.03 2.77 2.39: 2 Walajabad 0.53 0.50 0.52 0.56 0.38 0.47 0.00 0.00 0.00 3 Uthiramerur 0.55 0.83 0.68 0.44 0.63 0.53 2.54 1.87 2.21; 4 Sriperumbudur 0.58 0.59 0.59 0.76 0.26 0.51 0.00 0.00 O.OOi 5 Kundrathur 0.41 0.45 0.43 0.28 0.21 0.25 0.00 0.00 o.od 6 Thiruporur 0.50 0.49 0.50 0.68 0.15 0.41 0.00 0.00 o.oq 7 Kattankolathur 0.33 0.55 0.44 0.51 0.60 0.55 0.48 0.81 0.64 8 Thirukalukundram 0.66 0.42 0.55 0.52 0.18 0.36 0.81 0.00 0.441 St.Thomas Mount 9 0.92 0.77 0.85 1.00 0.92 0.96 1.09 1.62 1.3^ (Rural) 1 St.Thomas Mount 10 0.93 0.81 0.86 0.91 0.84 0.87 0.68 2.22 1.4' (Urban) 11 Achirupakkam 0.78 0.82 0.80 0.76 0.62 0.69 0.00 0.00 0.0 12 Maduranthagam 0.56 0.63 0.59 0.84 0.79 0.82 0.00 0.00 0.0 13 Lathur 0.89 0.89 0.89 1.24 0.61 0.93 0.00 0.00 0.0 14 Chithamur 0.66 0.96 0.80 0.95 1.07 1.01 0.00 0.00 0.0 Total 0.90 0.85 0.88 0.50 0.55 0.53 1.45 1.85 1.6 Source: Cohort Study 200* The dropout rate at primary level in the district is 0.88. Kundrathur block has the lowest dropout rate of 0.43 and Kancheepuram block has the highest dropout rate of 1,03. The dropout rate of SC children in the district is 0.53 and in ST is 1.65. The following table shows the Dropout Rate 2007-08 at Upper Primary level.
Table -3 1
ALL SC ST S.No. Block Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total 1 Kancheepuram 0.61 1.09 0.84 0.41 1.48 0.90 0.78 0.00 0.38 2 Walajabad 0.65 1.27 0.95 0.39 0.81 0.59 0.00 2.13 0.96 3 Uthiramerur 2.34 2.29 2.32 1.40 1.43 1.41 2.94 1.40 2.24 4 Sriperumbudur 1.57 2.40 1.97 1.38 2.04 1.70 0.00 0.00 0.00 5 Kundrathur 0.78 0.88 0.83 0.69 1.03 0.85 0.70 0.86 0.78 6 Thiruporur 1.77 0.46 1.14 0.92 0.29 0.61 1.27 1.52 1.38 7 Kattankolathur 0.27 0.60 0.43 0.34 0.76 0.55 0.46 0.51 0.48 8 Thirukalukundram 1.10 1.40 1.24 0.76 0.68 0.72 3.30 0.00 1.71 St.Thomas Mount 9 0.86 0.86 0.86 0.85 1.07 0.96 0.50 0.00 0.26 (Rural) St.Thomas Mount 10 1.07 0.98 1.02 1.09 1.32 1.20 0.00 0.00 0.00 (Urban) 11 Achirupakkam 3.05 2.50 2.81 2.56 1.56 2.09 0.00 3.57 2.20 12 Maduranthagam 1.22 1.18 1.20 1.11 0.95 1.03 1.92 0.00 1.23 13 Lathur 1.06 0.80 0.93 0.64 0.22 0.44 0.00 0.00 0.00 14 Chithamur 2.01 3.11 2.55 0.52 1.48 0.98 0.00 2.78 1.16 Total 1.45 1.16 1.31 1.64 1.16 1.40 1.87 2.53 2.20 Source: Cohort Study 2007 The dropout rate at upper primary level in the district is 1.31. Kattankolathur block has the lowest dropout rate of 0.43 and Achirupakkam block has the highest dropout rate of 2.81. The dropout rate of SC children in the district is 1.40 and in ST is 2.20. 1.6.4 TRANSITION RATE - V TO VI AND VIII - IX The following table shows the Transition Rate - V to VI. Table - 32
All SC ST S.No. Block Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total 1 Kancheepuram 97.57 98.19 97.88 94.33 96.71 95.52 90.87 90.38 90.^ 2 Walajabad 97.78 96.48 97.13 97.37 95.64 96.51 95.65 91.46 93.i 3 Uthiramerur 99.99 99.08 99.54 99.01 99.84 99.43 100.00 99.03 99.) 4 Sriperumbudur 99.99 99.98 99.99 99.01 99.11 99.06 100.00 99.93 99.; 5 Kundrathur 99.99 99.70 99.85 99.32 99.21 99.27 100.00 99.83 99.| 6 Thiruporur 99.99 99.70 99.85 99.10 99.13 99.12 100.00 99.03 99. 7 Kattankolathur 99.57 99.81 99.69 99.12 99.17 99.15 90.98 92.68 91^ 8 Thirukalukundram 98.68 98.12 98.40 98.50 97.68 98.09 89.74 89.00 89^ St.Thomas Mount 9 98.94 98.79 98.87 99.41 99.74 99.58 99.23 99.35 99 i (Rural) St.Thomas Mount 10 98.94 98.79 98.87 99.41 99.74 99.58 99.23 99.35 99i (Urban) 11 Achirupakkam 95.25 97.37 96.31 92.74 97.14 94.94 84.57 ' 84.72 84j 12 Maduranthagam 99.23 99.01 99.12 99.43 99.70 99.57 100.00 100.00 loo] 13 Lathur 96.89 90.75 93.82 97.25 87.66 92.46 80.35 82.85 81 14 Chithamur 99.12 99.38 99.25 99.47 99.12 99.30 100.00 91.47 95 1 Total 99.24 99.80 1 99.54 98.95 98.98 98.98 96.22 95.36 95l Source: EER 200T
The Transition Rate of V to VI in the district is 99.54. The highest Transition Rate is found is in Sriperumbudur with 99.99 and Lowest Transition Rate is found in Lathur Block with 93.82. The District Level Transition Rate of SC Children is 98.98. The ST
Children have reached 95.80. El ALL SC □ ST
G irls Boys Total
The following table shows the Transition Rate VIII to IX. Table - 33 Transition Rate - Std. VIII to Std. IX - 2007 All SCST S.No. 01OC& Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total
1 Kancheepuram 92.19 89.13 90.66 90.03 87.02 88.53 99.49 98.45 98.97
2 Walajabad 89.33 91.36 90.35 97.94 93.27 95.61 96.02 97.36 96.69
3 Uthiramerur 96.78 95.04 95.91 93.77 95.20 94.49 93.12 98.45 95.79
4 Sriperumbudur 99.65 99.67 99.66 99.24 99.39 99.32 99.30 96.04 97.67
5 Kundrathur 99.58 99.59 99.59 99.17 99.32 99.25 95.34 96.04 95.69
6 Thiruporur 93.93 99.48 96.71 99.13 99.40 99.27 92.15 93.50 92.83
7 Kattankolathur 99.53 99.55 99.54 99.20 99.36 99.28 93.50 95.94 94.72
8 Thirukalukundram 98.65 98.22 98.44 98.08 97.18 97.63 94.34 98.42 96.38 St.Thomas Mount 9 99.58 99.57 99.58 99.17 99.34 99.26 92.25 93.00 92.63 (Rural) St.Thomas Mount 10 99.58 99.75 99.67 99.71 99.34 99.53 92.75 93.10 92.93 (Urban) 11 Achirupakkam 97.02 93.22 95.12 97.80 95.60 96.70 97.21 91.57 94.39
12 Maduranthagam 95.63 93.37 94.50 95.07 94.60 94.84 97.21 97.44 97.33
13 Lathur 94.53 85.83 90.18 93.75 85.04 89.40 97.12 96.04 96.58
14 Chithamur 96.71 97.79 97.25 96.11 97.29 96.70 95.05 90.51 92.78
Total 97.39 97.48 97.44 97.60 97.85 97.73 97.30 97.08 97.19
Source: Cohort & EER 2007-08 The Transition Rate of VIII to IX is 97.44. The highest Transition Rate is in St.Thomas Mount Urban Block with 99.67 and the Lowest Transition Rate have found in Lathur Block with 90.18. The District Level Transition Rate of SC is 97.73. The ST Children have reached 97.19. 1.6.5 ATTENDANCE RATE - PRIMARY & UPPER PRIMARY
The following table shows the Attendance Rate of Primary and Upper Primary children. Table - 34
S. Primary Upper Primary d IOCK No. All SC ST AU SC ST 1 Kancheepuram 99.78 94.22 93.13 90.68 99.26 91.48 2 Walajabad 99.91 91.44 99.83 93.32 93.90 90.52 3 Uthiramerur 99.03 92.51 99.30 91.10 90.24 91.01 4 Sriperumbudur 99.21 96.93 96.46 98.50 89.68 86.63 5 Kundrathur 99.93 95.18 93.56 92.14 92.87 91.01 6 Thiruporur 96.94 99.84 98.24 96.43 98.65 91.96 7 Kattankolathur 95.00 93.36 92.10 98.41 93.19 84.74 8 Thirukalukundram 99.05 95.90 L 98.78 91.10 90.76 91.47 St.Thomas Mount 9 99.22 93.36 95.06 94.36 97.07 88.60 (Rural) St.Thomas Mount 10 99.77 94.41 97.07 94.26 98.11 89.45 (Urban) 11 Achirupakkam 97.24 99.84 96.65 97.47 98,13 90.03 12 Maduranthagam 99.60 98.77 96.12 97.47 96.01 89.55 13 Lathur 97.76 93.96 91.02 95.39 92.85 91.47 14 Chithamur 99.40 98.77 98.24 91.52 94.96 93.41 Total 97.85 96.15 95.80 96.80 95.90 91.10 The Attendance Rate is an important indicator for this scheme. Regular attendance of children is very important for better achievement of their studies. More over children often absent from school may not have well in studies and Dropout from school after sometimes. Hence attendance rates are measured.
The attendance rate of primary is 97.85. It is 96.15 for SC and 95.80 for the ST
Children. The highest attendance rate is found in 99.93 in Kundrathur Block and the lowest attendance rate is found in Kattankolathur Block with 95.00. In the upper primary level the attendance rate for the district is 96.80. The highest attendance rate is found in Sizpferumbudur Block with 98.50 and lowest is found i^HK^ncheepuram Block
with 90.68. It is for 95.90 for SC and 91.10 for ST Children in the district.
Fig. 19
Attendance Rate - Primary & Upper Primary - 2007
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ALL SC ST 1.6.6 PUPILS ACHIEVEMENT
Table - 35 V std. and VIII Std. Pass percentage - ALL - 2007
V S td V ra Std
3. Passed with More Than Passed with more thf Block Passed % Passed % No. 60% Marks 60% U ark »
Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls To.
Kancheepuram 99.82 99.82 99.82 64.58 67.91 66.24 92.61 95.90 94.25 48.31 46.27 4l
Walajabad 99.92 99.92 99.92 65.31 73.22 69.27 94.40 96.22 95.31 29.72 40.22
Uthiramerur 100.00 100.00 100.00 75.72 77.60 76.66 94,47 96.56 95.52 37.97 40.81
Sriperumbudur 100.00 100.00 100.00 64,08 72.05 68.06 96.09 96.37 96.23 30.95 38.33
Kundrathur 99.72 99.92 99.82 63.25 70.37 66.81 95.41 96.87 96.14 27.93 .40.19
Thiruporur 99.88 100.00 99.94 63.54 73.09 68.32 96.47 97.68 97.07 36.30 42.34
Kattankolathur 99.84 100.00 99.92 78.27 81.10 79.68 97,41 96.07 96.74 59.66 54.90
Thirukalukundram 99.88 99.94 99.91 72.23 76.11 74.17 97.40 98.79 98.09 38.96 41.67
St.Thomas Mount 99-89 99.98 99.93 62.06 70.25 66.16 95.32 97.87 96.60 37.69 43.85 (Rural)
St.Thomas Mount 99.21 99.30 68.97 73.74 71.35 96.63 98.63 97.63 50.52 55.74 10 (Urban) 99.39
11 Achirupakkam 100.00 100.00 100.00 73.61 78.62 76.12 96.31 96.89 96.60 28.61 34.27
12 Maduranthagam 100.00 100.00 100.00 70.01 74.62 72.31 97.96 98.75 98.35 33,71 41.96
13 Lathur 100,00 100,00 100,00 70,10 78.54 74.32 97.45 97.89 97.67 34.73 40.09
14 Chithamur 99.91 100.00 99.95 76.50 80.15 78.33 96.25 98.35 97.30 33.65 41.70
Total 99.80 99.82 99.81 68.14 73.74 70.94 95.89 97.39 96.64 I 41.79 46.10
Source : DISE 2(|
Total pass percentage in V Standard in the district is 99.81%. Percentage of
passes in V Standard with more than 60% is 70.94. Total pass percentage in VIII
Standard in the district is 96.64% and percentage of passes with more than 60% in VIII j Standard is 43.95. Uthiramerur, Sriperumbudur, Achirupakkam, Madurantagam and |
Lathur blocks have 100% of passed in V Standard. In Vlli Standard, Madurantagam has i
the highest pass percentage of 98.35 and Kancheepuram Block has the least pass |
percentage of 94.25. : Table -36
V Std. and VIII Std. Pass Percentage - SC - 2007
V Std. v rastd . s. Passed with More Than Passed with more than Block Passed % Passed % No. 60% Marks 60% Marks
Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total
1 Kancheepuram 99.83 98.16 98.99 42.64 62.46 52.55 88.95 95.59 92.27 38.47 41.24 39.86
2 Walajabad 99.80 99.60 99.70 63.41 69.38 66.40 92.94 95.98 94.46 25.80 35.36 30.58
3 Uthiramerur 97.20 97.44 97.32 73.14 71.77 72.46 93.37 94.01 93.69 33.73 34.83 34.28
4 Sriperumbudur 97.^T- '-98.95 98.23 69.57 74.79 72.18 93.73 94.60 94,liS^ - ^ .8 5 34.67 33.76
5 Kundrathur 96.74 99.78 98.26 63.86 71.63 67.75 97.11 99.06 98.09 21.70 34.83 28.27
6 Thiruporur 99.86 100.00 99.93 57.10 64.09 60.60 95.87 95.73 95.80 35.17 35.99 35.58
7 Kattankolathur 100.00 100.00 100.00 71.75 78.71 75.23 94.78 94.37 94.58 44.27 40.10 42.18
8 Thirukalukundram 100.00 100.00 100.00 66.10 73.69 69.90 98.95 99.40 99.17 37.21 37.04 37.13
9 St.Thomas Mount (Rural) 97.49 99.64 98.57 55.87 67.42 61.65 92.25 95.90 94.07 29.15 34.32 31.73
10 St.Thomas Mount (Urban) 99.05 99.21 99.13 64.71 69.69 67.20 98.87 97.38 98.13 42.69 46.82 44.75
11 Achirupakkam 100.00 100.00 100.00 72.36 77.49 74.92 94.13 97.04 95.58 20.58 26.14 23.36
12 Maduranthagam 100.00 100.00 100.00 68.58 70.76 69.67 97.42 98.36 97.89 33.75 33.29 33.52
13 Lathur 100.00 100.00 100.00 70.19 76.50 73.35 97.59 98.37 97.98 25.19 33.61 29.40
14 Chithamur 99.83 99.48 99.65 75.55 79.44 77.49 97.03 98.47 97.75 35.00 44.08 39.54
Total 98.95 99.91 99.43 65.53 71.41 68.47 95.41 96.68 96.05 33.77 37.63 35.70
Source : DISE 2007-08
Total SC pass percentage in V standard in the district 99.43. Total SC pass percentage with more than 60% marks is 68.47. Achirupakkam, Maduranthagam and
Lathur blocks have the highest pass percentage in V standard with 100% and
Uthiramerur has the lowest pass percentage in the district. Total SC pass percentage in
VIII standard is 96.05 and SC pass percentage with more than60% marks is 35.70. Table -3 7
. V S td v r a s t d s. Passed with more than Passed with more thi Block Passed % Passed % No 60% Marks 60% Marks BG T B GTB G TB G 1 Kancheepuram 100.00 96.30 98.15 53.13 61.54 57.33 94.87 100.00 97.44 43.24 56.67 4|
2 Walajabad 100.00 100.00 100.00 59.38 74.19 66.78 100.00 100.00 100.00 50.00 50.00 3 J 3 Uthiramerur 100.00 100.00 100.00 57.78 50.00 53.89 95.45 93.33 94.39 33.33 57,14 4
4 Sriperutnbudur 100.00 100.00 100.00 57.89 63.64 60.77 83.33 100.00 91.67 0,00 28.57 1
5 Kundrathur 100.00 100.00 100.00 41.07 39.58 40.33 90.00 100.00 95.00 38,89 47,83 4
6 Thiruporur 100.00 100.00 100.00 46.15 56-67 51.41 100.00 100.00 100.00 41.18 46.67 4
7 Kattankolathur 97.65 100.00 98.82 79.52 79.35 79.43 96.00 94,44 95.22 45.83 45.10 4 Thirukalukundr 100.00 100.00 100.00 33.33 28.57 8 am 100.00 97.87 98.94 67.91^" ■~^7.39 67.66 St.Thomas 92.45 91.39 41.07 57.14 9 Mount (Rural) 100.00 100.00 100.00 62.35 64.58 63.47 90.32 < St.Thomas 94.64 94,00 94.32 24.53 27.66 10 Mount (Urban) 100.00 100.00 100.00 57.97 55.74 56,85 '' 11 Achirupakkam 100.00 100.00 100.00 68.42 61.54 64.98 100.00 100.00 100.00 15.38 11.11
12 Maduranthagam 100.00 100.00 100.00 73.68 77.78 75.73 100.00 91.67 95.83 29.41 27.27 13 Lathur 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 37.50 68.75 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 1; 14 Chithamur 100.00 100.00 100.00 50.00 71.43 60.71 100.00 100.00 100.00 36.36 40.00
Total 99.69 99.68 99.69 61.32 64.02 62.67 94.94 96.25 95.60 36.68 41.48 Source : DISE 20< Total ST pass percentage in V standard in the district 99.69. Total SC pass
percentage with more than 60% marks is 62.67. Except Kancheepuram, Kattankolathur
and Thirukalukundram all the blocks have highest pass percentage with 100% in V
standard and Kancheepuram has the lowest pass percentage in the district. Total ST
pass percentage in VIII standard is 95.60 and ST pass percentage with more than60%
marks is 39.08.
1.7. PROJECT COMPONENTS - ACHIEVEMENT AND REQUIREMENT STATUS 2007-08
The district has achieved cent percent access at the Upper Primary level, even
then some of the habitations need Upper Primary schools to curtail dropouts in the Upper
Primary level. Hence 6 primary schools are upgraded as Upper Primary Schools. All the
schools in need of buildings are provided with enough number of class rooms. All the 13
BRCs are provided with enough buildings. Out of 172 CRCs, 162 CRCs have been
provided with buildings. Only 10 CRCs are to be provided with buildings. 1.7.1 SCHOOL ACCESS - PRIMARY, UPPER PRIMARY RATIO, ACCESS LESS HABITATIONS, UPGRADATION OF PRIMARY TO MIDDLE The following table shows the Habitation and Access (Primary). Table - 38
Habitations Habits^tions Habitations Total No. S. covered by without Block o f No. Primary Primary Eligible Not eligible habitations School schools for PS as for PS as per norms per norm s 1 Kancheepuram 343 342 1 0 1 2 Walajabad 282 282 0 0 0 3 UtJiiramerur 317 317 0 0 0 4 Sriperumbudur 218 216 2 1 1 5 Kundrathur 177 111 0 0 0 6 Thiruporur 248 246 2 1 1 7 Kattankolathur 359 359 0 0 0 8 Thirukalukundrain 322 319 3 2 1 St.Thomas Mount 9 349 347 2 1 1 (Rural) St.Thomas Mount 10 211 0 0 0 (Urban) 11 Achirupakkam 283 283 0 0 0 12 Maduranthagam 184 182 2 1 1 13 Lathur 202 202 0 0 0 14 Chithamur 226 226 0 0 0 T otal 3721 3709 12 6 6 Source : School Mapping & DISE 2007 The total number of habitations in the district is 3721. 3709 eligible habitations are covered by primary schools. During the year 2008-09, 6 eligible habitations are to be facilitated with new primary schools. The remaining 6 uncovered habitations are not eligible for primary schools as per norms.
The following table shows the Habitation and Access (Upper Primary). Table - 39 Habitations and Access Upper Primary) No. o f No. o f No. of eligible school-less Habitations habitations s. Total habitations for UPS as Block having UPS without UPS No. habitations per distance and facility in 3 facility in 3 population norms KM area KM area 1 Kancheepuram 343 337 6 3 2 Walaiabad 282 278 4 2 3 Uthiramerur 317 313 4 2 4 Sriperumbudur 218 208 10 5 5 Kundrathur 177 167 10 5 6 Thiruporur 248 232 16 8 7 Kattankolathur 359 349 10 5 8 Thirukalukundram 322 308 14 7 St.Thomas Mount 9 349 347 2 1 (Rural) St.Thomas Mount 10 211 209 2 1 (Urban) 11 Achirupakkam 283 279 4 2 12 MaduranthaRam 184 168 16 8 13 Lathur 202 194 8 4 14 Chithamur 226 222 4 2 Total 3721 3611 110 55 Total number of habitations with upper primary school access is 3611. Total number of eligible school-less habitations for upper primary as per distance and population norms are 55.
The following table shows the Primary and Upper Primary Ratio.
Table - 40
Primary and Upper Primary Ratio
No. of No. of After upgradation Upper Primary No. of UPS Primary Primary and eligible as S. Schools No. of Gap Block school Upper per norms No. of (Govt. Upper in No. (Govt. & Primary proposed for Primary & Govt. Primary UPS Govt. ratio 2008 - 09 Schools Aided) Schools Aided)
1 Kancheepuram 113 59 1.92 3 113 62 1.82
2 Walajabad 108 46 2.35 2 108 48 2.25
3 Uthiramerur 124 38 3.26 2 124 40 3.10
4 Sriperumbudur 105 39 2.69 5 105 44 2.39
5 Kundrathur 93 34 2.74 5 93 39 2.38
6 Thiruporur 97 33 2.94 8 97 41 2.37
7 Kattankolathur 107 57 1.88 5 107 62 1.73
8 Thirukalukundram 103 37 2.78 7 103 44 2.34 St.Thomas Mount 9 64 42 1.52 1 64 43 1.49 (Rural) St. Thomas Mount 10 68 62 1.10 1 68 63 1.08 (Urban) 11 Achirupakkam 95 33 2.88 2 95 35 2.71
12 Maduranthagam 129 45 2.87 8 129 53 2.43
13 Lathur 66 26 2.54 4 66 30 2.20
14 Chithamur 86 34 2.53 2 86 36 2.39
Total 1358 585 2.32 55 1358 640 2.12
Source : DISE & School Mapping
The total number of Government and Govt. Aided primary schools in the district is
1358. The total number of Govt, and Govt. Aided upper primary schools in the district is
585. Primary and Upper Primary Ratio for the district is 1:2.32. 1.8. BRC & CRC - STAFF STRENGTH -POST SANCTIONED - IN POSITION - NO. OF MEETINGS, NO. OF TRAINING PROGRAMMES HELD ETC.,
The following table shows the Block Resource Centres and Cluster Resource
Centres with Resource Persons.
Table - 41 No. of BRC & CRCs - Staff Strength -Post Sanctioned - In Position - No. Of Meetings, No. Of Training Programmes held etc
No. of No. of No. of No.of Total No. meetings/ R.Ps in No of CRCs R.Ps. In BRC/URCs ofR.Ps. trainings BRC CRC conducted No.of s. Block VEC/ No •d •d WEC ■d a «) e C 0 a 0 c 0 *3 ■u •a n 0 33 ,0 g ■u 1 u § S I •s 1 0 0 u 0 1 p H 0. o. § i - - J a (0I 1 1 in
1 Kancheepuram 141 1 0 1 6 6 19 0 19 19 19 25 25 12 190
2 Walajabad 124 1 0 1 6 6 11 0 11 11 11 17 17 12 110
3 Uthiramerur 141 1 0 1 6 6 12 0 12 12 12 18 18 12 120
4 Sriperumbud ur 119 1 0 1 6 6 9 0 9 9 9 15 15 12 90
5 Kundrathur 107 1 0 1 6 6 12 0 12 12 12 18 18 12 120
6 Thiruporur 109 1 0 1 6 6 10 0 10 10 10 16 16 12 100
7 Kattankolathur 132 1 0 1 6 6 18 0 18 18 18 24 24 12 180
8 Thirukalukundram 116 1 0 1 6 6 10 0 10 10 10 16 16 12 100 St.Thomas 9 83 1 0 1 6 6 16 0 16 16 16 22 22 12 160 Mount (Rural) St.Thomas 10 100 1 1 1 1 0 20 20 20 20 21 21 12 200 Mount (Urban) 11 Achirupakkam 108 1 0 1 6 6 9 0 9 9 9 15 15 12 90
12 Maduranthagam 148 1 0 1 6 6 10 0 10 10 10 16 16 12 100
13 Lathur 73 1 0 1 6 6 8 0 8 8 8 14 14 12 80
14 Chithamur 96 1 0 1 6 6 8 0 8 8 8 14 14 12 80
Total 1597 13 1 14 79 79 152 20 172 172 \11 251 251 168 1720
Source : Progress Report
Total number of Block Resource Centres in the district is 13 and Urban Resource
Centre is 1. Total number of sanctioned post of resource person in the BRCs and URCs
is 251. There are 152 rural Cluster Resource Centres and 20 Cluster Resource Centres
functioning in the district. Total number of meetings/ trainings conducted in
BRCs/URCs and CRCs are 168 and 1720 respectively. 1.9. INFRASTRUCTURE FACILITIES (CIVIL WORKS) - BUILDING LESS CRC, NEW SCHOOL BUILDINGS - PRIMARY, UPPER PRIMARY
The following table shows the BRC, CRC and School Buildings - Status.
Table - 42
Civil Works - BRC, CRC and School Buildings proposed for 2008-2009
No. of In need of Additional Schools in BRC CRC « Classrooms furniture for need of "o tequixement No. of students 0 schools Toilets s. II 1? « in need No Block o*.2 M (3 as » { ; u 0 £ <0 of •S0 -20 H 0 "S g ^1 6 5 i . 0 ^ 6 Drinkin B u ■a .* 0 M o § g Water 6 0 fa 1 . fci 0 3 5 a i 1 ^ w 0 O CO 2 1 1 ss
1 Kaii?5eepuram 1 0 19 0 0 3 16 16 ^ 0 10 15 2715 2 Walajabad 1 0 11 0 0 2 7 9 8 0 7 17 3074
3 Uthiramerur 1 0 12 0 0 2 7 7 4 0 12 14 2536
4 Sriperumbudur 1 0 9 0 1 5 13 13 8 0 10 13 2348 5 Kundrathur 1 0 12 0 0 5 31 43 15 0 8 10 1810
6 Thiruporur 1 0 10 0 1 8 10 10 5 0 7 9 1631
7 Kattankolathur 1 0 18 0 0 5 28 28 5 0 5 11 1989
8 Thirukalukundram 1 0 10 0 2 7 21 21 o ' 9 4 726 St.Thomas Mount 9 1 0 16 0 1 1 43 53 11 0 4 6 1084 (Rural) St.Thomas Mount 20 0 0 1 16 16 9 0 3 3 547 10 (Urban) 0 11 Achirupakkam 1 0 9 0 0 2 8 8 4 0 8 11 1989
12 M aduranthagam 1 0 10 0 1 8 7 7 10 0 11 12 2168
13 Lathur 1 0 8 0 0 4 10 10 7 0 5 12 2168
14 Chithamur 1 0 8 0 0 2 9 9 7 0 11 8 1443
Total 13 0 172 0 6 55 226 250 112 0 110 145 26228
Source DISE 2007-08
The above table shows that the status of Block Resource Centres, Cluster
Resource Centres and School buildings in the district level. All the 13 blocks have been
provided with BRC buildings. Out of 172 Cluster Resource Centres, 162 Cluster Resource
Centres have been provided with CRC buildings. 10 Cluster Resource Centres are to be
provided with CRC buildings. All the newly proposed primary and middle schools are to
be provided with buildings. Total number of additional classrooms required for 226
schools are 250. 112 schools required drinking water facilities, 110 in need of separate
toilet for girls. 145 schools required furniture for 26228 students. 1.9. INFRASTRUC^RE FA , , SCHOOL BUILDING'' infrastructure status of the Govt. Primary schools
Table 44
Cl' School Infrastructure Status - Upper Primary
1 a to a V mo> •s CO 0 a 0 a 1 u .3 c« u A 0. 6 0 3 o 2 4J- 1TA 0 •M u P> ►* rt X 1 « *0 s a u) 2 1 l i .=• u § i2 ^ o ct O 0 o> ^ O. O S s. | 8 O O a, 0 1 o (A 0> § t B lo ck o O ja g ^ s ^ a No. d s O P 0 ^ •g^ | i S5 1 P g 2 n a {? 0 iS >M U Z iM 3 •g« rt Q . o o .ari (0 0 0 (A <4-* 0 • n o fl 5 IM 0 0 § 1 o o o 0 S3 . H 0 d S i d d 6 Q d ta is iz; 1 ^ 1 Kancheepuram 42 0 24 270 69 16 42 42 29 29 16 26 36 2 Walajabad 39 0 20 194 60 14 39 39 28 28 13 25 33 3 Uthiramerur 33 0 16 164 56 12 33 33 28 21 6 22 31 4 Sriperumbudur 35 0 17 145 69 11 35 35 22 19 4 24 29 5 Kundrathur 31 0 16 217 65 11 31 31 26 24 9 20 29
6 Thiruporur 31 0 11 185 65 11 31 31 32 22 8 24 28 7 Kattankolathur 45 0 10 261 76 17 45 45 40 33 16 36 33
8 Thirukalukundram 33 0 7 179 47 12 33 33 26 20 12 19 24 St.Thomas Mount 9 33 0 12 280 92 18 33 33 30 24 16 24 26 (Rural) St.Thomas Mount 10 13 25 22 10 17 18 19 (Urban) 25 0 18 166 72 25 11 Achirupakkam 33 0 10 187 46 12 33 33 25 24 11 26 23
12 M aduranthagam 30 0 18 133 73 10 30 30 26 21 4 21 25 13 Lathur 22 0 7 80 52 5 22 22 18 18 6 19 20 14 Chithamur 34 0 20 190 63 10 34 34 19 32 1 26 22
Total 466 0 206 2651 905 172 466 466 371 325 139 330 378 Source : DISE 2007-08 Total number of Govt, and Local body upper primary schools functioning in the
district is 466 and all the upper primary schools are functioning in own building. There
are 2651 pucca classrooms and 905 repairable classrooms in the upper primary schools.
172 schools having head master room and all the 466 upper primary schools having
drinking water common toilet facilities. Separate girls’ toilet is available in 371 schools
and 325 schools having access ramp for disabled children. Only 139 upper primary
schools are having boundary wall. There are 330 upper primary schools with play ground
and 378 schools with kitchen shed for mid day meal. 1.9.1 ADDITIONAL TEACHERS
Table 45 Pupil Teacher Ratio (PTR) - 2007-08
Govt. & Local body Schools S.No. Block Middle High Hr.Sec Primary (Primary & (Upper (Upper Upper Primary) Primary) Primary) 1 Kancheepuram 33.17 35.14 46.71 76.52
2 Walajabad 27.73 32.70 43.46 58.60
3 Uthiramerur 24.67 29.38 39.05 33.32
4 Srfperambudur 25.63 33.68 44^75^ 62.55
5 Kundrathur 29.97 38.32 50.93 75.30
6 Thiruporur 30.95 34.01 45.20 40.69
7 Kattankolathur 29.06 32.49 43.18 56.74
8 Thinikalukundram 31.06 36.50 48.51 57.67 St.Thomas Mount 9 40.15 46.65 62.00 67.35 (Rural) St.Thomas Mount 10 34.93 34.22 45.49 38.79 (Urban) 11 Achirupakkam 29.85 29.93 39.78 44.72
12 Maduranthagam 27.16 30.54 40.59 75.67
13 Lathur 28.46 40.39 53.69 52.14
14 Chithamur 30.37 39.11 51.98 38.19
Total 30.76 35.75 47.21 51.11 Source : DISE 2007-08 The Pupil teacher ratio in primary schools is 30.76. At middle schools, the ratio is
35.75. The pupil teacher ratio at high school is 47.21 and at higher secondary level is
51.11. At primary level, the highest pupil teacher ratio is in St.Thomas Mount Rural
Block with 40.15 and lowest rate seen in Uthiramerur Block with 24.67. At Middle school
level, the highest PTR i.e. 46.65 prevails at St.Thomas Mount Rural Block and the lowest
PTR 29.38 is at Uthiramerur Block. At high school level, St.Thomas Mount Rural Block
has got the highest PTR with 62.00 and Uthiramerur has got the lowest PTR with 39.05.
At higher secondary school level, Kancheepuram Block has the highest PTR with 76.52
and Uthiramerur has got the lowest PTR with 33.32. 1.9. INFRASTRUCTURE FACILITIES (CIVIL WORKS) - BUILDING LESS CRC, NEW SCHOOL BUILDINGS - PRIMARY, UPPER PRIMARY
The following table shows the BRC, CRC and School Buildings - Status.
Table - 42
Civil Works - BRC, CRC and School Buildings proposed for 2008-2009
No. of In need of Additional Schools in BRC CRC Classrooms fiirniture for need of requirement No, of students Toilets s. schools 8 ? in need No Block H jj a, I of 'mm ^ «i** 20 ■s - £ 055 •o•mi *** ft 0 0 Drinkin 0 o ° ; 0. o 6^ g Water 0 A I II & “ £ l l £ | H I 0*1 S ta
Ka^Iteepur 19 16 16 10 15 2715 Walajabad 11 17 3074 Uthiramerur 12 12 14 2536
Sriperumbudur 13 13 10 13 2348 Kundrathur 12 31 43 15 10 1810 Thiruporur 10 10 10 1631 Kattankolathur 18 28 28 11 1989
Thirukalukundram 10 21 21 n 726 St.Thomas Mount 16 43 53 1084 (Rural)______11 St.Thomas Mount 16 16 547 10 (Urban)______20 11 Achirupakkam 11 1989 12 Maduranthagam 10 10 11 12 2168
13 Lathur 10 10 12 2168
14 Chithamur 11 1443
Total 172 55 226 250 112 110 145 26228
Source DISE 2007-08
The above table shows that the status of Block Resource Centres, Cluster
Resource Centres and School buildings in the district level. All the 13 blocks have been
provided with BRC buildings. Out of 172 Cluster Resource Centres, 162 Cluster Resource
Centres have been provided with CRC buildings. 10 Cluster Resource Centres are to be
provided with CRC buildings. All the newly proposed primary and middle schools are to
be provided with buildings. Total number of additional classrooms required for 226
schools are 250. 112 schools required drinking water facilities, 110 in need of separate
toilet for girls. 145 schools required furniture for 26228 students. The following table shows the infrastructure status of the Govt. Primary schools on the district.
Table 43
School Infrastructure Status - Primary
jS X X J5 n0 4J 4-i *■ * •55 • « fi 1 “ -s •> ■S. 5=3 & B I E JS JS J2 ^ n fi ■S .2 •S30 u ■i S s. •s § «eu 0 2 S 2 § e* O Wi Block « *- 2 M3 5-2 | 2 No. O •§ « •g 8 fC A H i is i 8t; 8-S o “ t i B •sj «- fl ^ Z S *1 -3 o •3 3 0 « 0 0 *S0 - B. 0 r 0 d 6 (H ta is i " S5 1=3 Kancheepuram 70 22 203 108 22 70 70 22 26 14 32 61 Walajabad 67 23 148 82 34 67 67 34 22 19 39 61 Uthiramerur 96 33 148 132 32 96 96 32 26 16 53 88
Sriperumbudur 72 30 105 94 27 72 72 27 27 16 37 61
Kundrathur 69 19 195 84 27 69 69 27 28 33 46
Thiruporur 62 26 151 90 26 62 62 26 22 12 43 54
Kattankolathur 62 179 63 37 62 62 37 27 19 42 51
Thirukalukundram 77 14 153 104 33 77 77 33 21 13 53 62 St.Thomas Mount 39 12 201 53 31 39 39 31 26 17 28 (Rural) 21 St.Thomas Mount 16 10 (Urban)______120 14 16 16 13 13 11 Achirupakkam 67 26 152 84 31 67 67 31 35 13 39 53
12 Maduranthagam 86 18 100 134 27 86 86 27 52 15 56 76
13 Lathur 40 19 64 62 14 40 40 14 21 24 38
14 Chithamur 62 29 92 109 15 62 62 15 44 39 42
Total 885 14 283 2011 1213 365 885 885 365 386 185 517 734
Source : DISE 2007-08
Total number of Govt, and Local body primary schools functioning in the district
is 885. Out of them 14 primary schools are functioning in rent free building. There are
2011 pucca classrooms and 1213 repairable classrooms in the primary schools. 365
schools having head master room and all the 885 primary schools having drinking water
and common toilet facilities. Separate girls’ toilet is available in 365 schools and 386
schools having access ramp for disabled children. Only 185 primary schools are having
boundary wall. There are 517 schools with play ground and 734 schools with kitchen
shed for mid day meal. The following table shows the infrastructure status of the Govt. Primary schools on the district.
Table 44
School Infrastructure Status - Upper Primary
d 6 a> 01 S >> •a 1 0 a u M u JS ei 2 Xi ^ O u a 1 o 0 o s a H « s i o •g A a P ts 1 2 tS u & I ■w W (19 ■ts a 1 1 & o et O 0 » » £ • ^ p. K C o 2 S. h a 0 5 o ** B l o c k o O *0 • S 3 *3 ^ ^ 6 ^ 6 6 •fl 0 0 O l | N o . 0 3 6 i M (A “ b£ | 5 § 2 00 g « S o S U JS (m «M IS P(A rt 6 . o 0 S (0 O O 0 0 c 0 o, •M 0 CO 3 (M a « ta o o H 0 o 0 , H o i i r •d d d Q d ts d Ss 1 S 1 ^ 1 Kancheepuram 42 0 24 270 69 16 42 42 29 29 16 26 36
2 Walajabad 39 0 20 194 60 14 39 39 28 28 13 25 33
3 Uthiramerur 33 0 16 164 56 12 33 33 28 21 6 22 31
4 Sriperumbudur 35 0 17 145 69 11 35 35 22 19 4 24 29
5 Kundrathur 31 0 16 217 65 11 31 31 26 24 9 20 29
6 Thiruporur 31 0 11 185 65 11 31 31 32 22 s ' 24 28
7 Kattankolathur 45 0 10 261 76 17 45 45 40 33 16 36 33
8 Thirukalukundram 33 0 7 179 47 12 33 33 26 20 12 19 24 St.Thomas Mount 12 92 33 33 30 24 16 24 26 9 (Rural! 33 0 280 18 St.Thomas Mount 10 18 166 72 13 25 25 22 10 17 18 19 (Urban) 25 0 11 Achirupakkam 33 0 10 187 46 12 33 33 25 24 11 26 23
12 Maduranthagam 30 0 18 133 73 10 30 30 26 21 4 21 25
13 Lathur 22 0 7 80 52 5 22 22 18 18 6 19 20
14 Chithamur 34 0 20 190 63 10 34 34 19 32 1 26 22
Total 466 0 206 2651 905 172 466 466 371 325 139 330 378 Source : DISE 2007-08 Total number of Govt, and Local body upper primary schools functioning in the
district is 466 and all the upper primary schools are functioning in own building. There
are 2651 pucca classrooms and 905 repairable classrooms in the upper primary schools.
172 schools having head master room and all the 466 upper primary schools having
drinking water common toilet facilities. Separate girls’ toilet is available in 371 schools
and 325 schools having access ramp for disabled children. Only 139 upper primary
schools are having boundary wall. There are 330 upper primary schools with play ground
and 378 schools with kitchen shed for mid day meal. 1.9.1 ADDITIONAL TEACHERS
Table 45 Pupil Teacher Ratio (PTR) - 2007-08
Govt. & Local body Schools S.No. Block Middle High Hr.Sec Primary (Primary & (Upper (Upper Upper Primary) Primary) Primary) 1 Kancheepuram 33.17 35.14 46.71 76.52
2 Walajabad 27.73 32.70 43.46 58.60
3 Uthiramerur 24.67 29.38 39.05 33.32
4 Sffperumbudur 25.63 33.68 44^75^ 62.55
5 Kundrathur 29.97 38.32 50.93 75.30
6 Thiruporur 30.95 34.01 45.20 40.69
7 Kattankolathur 29.06 32.49 43.18 56.74
8 Thirukalukundram 31.06 36.50 48.51 57.67 St.Thomas Mount 9 40.15 46.65 62.00 67.35 (Rural) St.Thomas Mount 10 34.93 34.22 45.49 38.79 (Urban) 11 Achirupakkam 29.85 29.93 39.78 44.72
12 Maduranthagam 27.16 30.54 40.59 75.67
13 Lathur 28.46 40.39 53.69 52.14
14 Chithamur 30.37 39.11 51.98 38.19
Total 30.76 35.75 47.21 51.11 Source : DISE 2007-08 The Pupil teacher ratio in primary schools is 30.76. At middle schools, the ratio is
35.75. The pupil teacher ratio at high school is 47.21 and at higher secondary level is
51.11. At primary level, the highest pupil teacher ratio is in St.Thomas Mount Rural
Block with 40.15 and lowest rate seen in Uthiramerur Block with 24.67. At Middle school
level, the highest PTR i.e. 46.65 prevails at St.Thomas Mount Rural Block and the lowest
PTR 29.38 is at Uthiramerur Block. At high school level, St.Thomas Mount Rural Block
has got the highest PTR with 62.00 and Uthiramerur has got the lowest PTR with 39.05.
At higher secondary school level, Kancheepuram Block has the highest PTR with 76.52
and Uthiramerur has got the lowest PTR with 33.32. The following table shows the new schools opened and teachers appointed during
2007-08.
Table 46 New Schools opened and Teachers posted - 2007*2008
New Schools New Teachers opened appointed S.No. jSlOCK Upper Upper Primary Primary Primary Primary 1 Kancheepuram I 1 2 2
2 Walajabad 1 3 2 5
3 Uthiramerur 1 1 2 2
4 Sriperumbudur 1 0 2 0
5 Kundrathur 3 2 6 2
6 Thiruponir 2 0 4 0
7 Kattankolathur 4 1 8 2
8 Thirukalukundram 1 3 2 4
9 St.Thomas Mount (Rural) 0 2 0 6
10 St.Thomas Mount (Urban) 0 0 0 0
11 Achirupakkam 0 3 0 8
12 Maduranthagam 2 0 4 1
13 Lathur 0 1 0 4
14 Chithamur 0 1 0 1
Total 16 18 32 37
Source: DISE & Progress Report
In the district 16 new primary schools were opened and 18 schools were upgraded
as upper primary. 32 primary teachers have been appointed to 16 new primary schools
and 37 upper primary teachers have been appointed to 18 newly upgraded schools. The following table shows the Govt. & Local body schools according to range of Pupil Teacher Ratio at Primary, Middle, High and Higher Secondary Level. Table - 47 District wise No.of Govt.& Local body Schools according to range of PTR and
Requirement of Addl. Range of PTR Trs.
J3 V 2 0 G « Total No.of Govt & Local 0 O a | l s o body Schools High u ■a .c! u *0 Jq A SI. Primary Middle HSS tt Block School “ 2 8 " s i No o - g | d 0 4) 0 S' S5 r 5 ■a SO SO >8 SO 0- 0 P MHSHSS >80 >80 >80 50-80 >80 SO SO 0 SO 8 H 0 1 Kancheepuram 70 23 10 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 Walajabad 67 25 8 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 Uthiramerur 96 18 8 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 Sriperumbudur 72 7 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0^ ^ 0 0 5 Kundrathur 69 18 8 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 Thiruporur 62 20 4 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 Kattankolathur 62 27 10 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 Thirukalukundram 77 21 5 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
9 St.Thomas Mount (Rural) 39 15 9 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 St.Thomas Mount (Urban) 16 11 4 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 Achirupakkam 67 20 6 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 Maduranthagam 86 20 7 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 \ 3 Lathur 40 17 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 14 Chithamur 62 24 5 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Total 885 283 93 90 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Source : DISE 2007-08
1.9.2 DILAPIDATED CLASSROOMS 8b ADDL. CLASSROOMS
The following table shows the schools having classroom with dilapidated condition. Table 48 No. of Dilapidated Classrooms & Addl. C lassrooms Primary Upper Primary S. No. of schools in Block No. o f No. o f schools in No. o f No. dilapidated Schools dilapidated condition Schools condition 1 Kancheepuram 70 22 42 24 2 Walaiabad 67 23 39 20 3 Uthiramerur 96 33 33 16 4 Sriperumbudur 72 30 35 17 5 Kundrathur 69 19 31 16 6 Thiruporur 62 26 31 11 7 Kattankolathur 62 8 45 10 8 Thirukalukundram 77 14 33 7 9 St.Thomas Mount (Rural) 39 12 33 12 10 St.Thomas Mount (Urban) 16 4 25 18 11 Achirupakkam 67 26 33 10 12 Maduranthagam 86 18 30 18 13 Lathur 40 19 22 7 14 Chithamur 62 29 34 20 Total 885 283 466 206 There are 283 primary schools having classroom with dilapidated condition and 206 upper primary schools having classroom with dilapidated condition in the district. 1.9.3 TOILET AND WATER FACILITIES The following table shows the Schools having toilet and drinking water facilities. Table 49 No. of Toilet and Water Facilities Primary Upper Primaryr Xt A o . 03 a tc .t! u S. Block No. • i2 ^ * 3 >!ii if iiK ii o o ^ 2 o o o O O o o « •3 jS o .S 2 5 0 0 t O g » » g t: ^ 2 5 ^ <2 a •fl o o 0 Q 0 r CO (A (0 “ w w ffl
1 Kancheepuram 70 70 70 22 42 42 42 29 2 Walajabad 67 67 67 34 39 39 39 28 3 Uthiramerur 96 96 96 32 33 33 33 28 4 Sriperumbudur 72 72 72 27 35 35 35 22 5 Kundrathur 69 69 69 27 31 31 31 26
6 Thiruporur 62 62 26 31 31 31 32
7 Kattankolathur 62 62 62 37 45 45 45 40
8 Thirukalukundram 77 77 77 33 33 33 33 26 St.Thomas Mount 39 39 39 31 33 33 33 30 9 (Rural) St.Thomas Mount 10 16 16 16 9 25 25 25 22 (Urban) 11 Achirupakkam 67 67 67 31 33 33 33 25 12 MaduranthaRana 86 86 86 27 30 30 30 26 13 Lathur 40 40 40 14 22 22 22 18 14 Chithamur 62 62 62 15 34 34 34 19 Total 885 885 885 365 466 466 466 371 Source : DISE 2007-08 All the primary and upper primary schools in the district are having drinking water and common toilet facilities. Separate toilet for girl children is available in 365 primary schools and 371 upper primary schools. 1.9.4 ELECTRICITY & COMPOUND WALL The following table shows the Schools having Electricity and Boundary wall. Table 50
Primary Upper Primary S. No. of No. of schools No. o f No. of schools Block No. Schools with with boundary Schools with with boundary Electricity wall Electricity wall 1 Kancheepuram 59 14 41 16 2 Walajabad 51 19 37 13 3 Uthiramerur 45 16 24 6 4 Sriperumbudur 37 16 26 4 5 Kundrathur 61 4 29 9 6 Thiruporur 50 12 30 8 7 Kattankolathur 49 19 44 16 8 Thirukalukundram 55 13 33 12 9 St.Thomas Mount (Rural) 36 17 32 16 10 St.Thomas Mount (Urban) 15 13 24 17 11 Achirupakkam 44 13 27 11 12 Maduranthagam 64 15 29 4 13 Lathur 27 7 17 6 14 Chithamur 53 7 33 1 Total 1 646 185 426 139 Source : DISE 2007-08 60 There are 646 Govt. Sg Local body primary schools with electricity and 185 with boundary wall and 426 upper primary schools having electricity and 139 schools having boundary wall. 1.9.5. BALA, ABL CLASSROOM MODIFICATIONS
The following table shows the Schools having BaLA and ABL.
Table 51 No. of BaLA, ABL Classroom Modifications
No. of schools having S. No. Block BaLA ABL 1 Kancheepuram 1 112 2 Walajabad 1 108 3 Uthiramerur 1 123 4 Sriperumbudur 1 105 5 Kundrathur 1 93 6 Thiruporur 0 97 7 Kattankolathur 1 104 8 Thirukalukundram 0 103 St.Thomas Mount 9 1 62 (Rural) St.Thomas Mount 10 0 68 (Urban) 11 Achirupakkam 1 95 12 Maduranthagam 0 129 13 Lathur 0 66 14 Chithamur 1 86 Total 9 1351 Source: DISE 2006
Total number of schools, having BaLA in the district is 9 and there are
1351 Govt, and Aided Primeiry/ Upper Primary schools in the district and practicing ABL
methodology for I-IV standards.
1.10. INTERVENTIONS FOR OUT-OF-SCHOOL CHILDREN
Enrolment of school age children is one of the major activities of SSA.
Children who turn as dropouts due to poverty and other reasons are also enrolled in
various alternative schools. Out-of-school children are enrolled in AIE Centres like
Residential Bridge Course and Non-Residential Bridge Course. 1.10.1 ACCESS LESS HABITATION, EGS CENTRES
The following table shows the Habitation and Access (Primary).
' Table 52
Habitations and Access (Primary) - 2007
Habitations Habitations Habitations S. Total No. of covered by without Block Not Prim ary Primary Eligible No. habitations eligible for School schools for PS as PS as per per norms norms 1 Kancheepuram 343 342 1 0 1
2 V/alajaba^'^^^ 282 282 0 0
3 Uthiramerur 317 317 0 0 0
4 Sriperumbudur 218 216 2 1 1
5 Kundrathur 177 177 0 0 0
6 Thiruporur 248 246 2 1 1
7 Kattankolathur 359 359 0 0 0
8 Thirukalukundram 322 319 3 2 1 St.Thomas Mount 349 347 2 1 1 9 (Rural) St.Thomas Mount 211 211 0 0 0 10 (Urban) 11 Achirupakkam 283 283 0 0 0
12 Maduranthagam 184 182 2 1 1
13 Lathur 202 202 0 0 0
14 Chithamur 226 226 0 0 0
Total 3 7 2 1 3 7 0 9 12 6 6 Source : School Mapping & DISE 2007
The total number of habitations in the district is 3721. Number of habitations
with school access is 3709. In the year 2008-09, 6 un-served eligible habitations are to
be provided with primary schooling facility to make 100% access. 1.10.2 OUT-OF-SCHOOL CHILDREN - 5-11, 11-14, ALL, SC, ST
The following table shows the enrolment of out of school children during 2007-08.
Table - 53 Enrolment of Out of School Children - 2007-2008
B “ •0 Q •S :SS o h s IS Block & g No fi o s » £ M
Kan^jagepu ram 360 99 38 137 287 424 -64 117.78
Walajabad 155 30 48 34 112 144 256 -101 165.16
Uthiramerur 278 20 30 73 20 143 54 197 81 70.86
Sriperumbudur 187 134 48 182 182 97.33
Kundrathur 262 212 31 243 86 329 -67 125.57
Thiruporur 198 74 20 94 94 104 47.47
Kattankolathur 252 21 25 23 69 86 155 97 61.51 Thirukalukundra 225 18 21 30 69 69 156 30.67 St.Thomas Mount 622 633 158 791 122 913 -291 146.78 (Rural) St.Thomas Mount 698 698 77 775 72 847 -149 121.35 10 (Urban)______11 Achirupakkam 271 10 52 62 54 116 155 42.80
12 Maduranthagam 229 26 37 20 83 75 158 71 69.00
13 Lathur 120 12 39 51 51 69 42.50
14 Chithamur 162 24 20 44 44 118 27.16
Total 4019 2011 359 445 40 2855 980 3835 184 95.42
Source'.Monthly Review Reports
The total out of school children in the district is 4019. Out of them 2011 children
have been enrolled directly in various formal schools and they continuing their education.
359 and 445 children were enrolled in Bridge course centres and Residential camps
respectively. 40 mentally disabled children were enrolled in Special Residential camps.
Further 980 out of school children were covered under INDUS project. Totally 3835
children were covered under various camps and the percentage of achievement is 95.42. S. N Block All SC ST M inority o. B G G
Kancheepuram 12075 11622 23697 2459 2405 4864 292 287 579 347 413 76j
Walajabad 7106 6736 13842 2679 2601 5280 200 139 339 80 83
Utiiiramerur 7747 7098 14845 2289 2201 4490 275 266 541 79 88
Sriperumbudur 5102 4866 9968 1964 1942 3906 193 120 313 84 91 17“
Kundrathur 14561 28680 5268 5271 10539 313 261 574 695 16S
Thiruporur 8438 7899 16337 3374 3372 6746 247 276 523 603 639 12^
Kattankolathur 18046 17593 35639 4524 4475 8999 620 618 1238 889 1041 19^
Thirukalukundram 9065 8020 17085 2869 2726 5595 372 317 689 313 215 51 St.Thomas Mount 21854 20432 42286 5767 5652 11419 458 557 1015 1036 1013 20; (Rural) St.Thomas Mount 20825 39804 6282 6182 12464 296 315 611 1462 1520 29 10 (Urban)______18979 11 Achirupakkam 4835 4758 9593 1972 1928 3900 190 169 359 173 185
12 Maduranthagam 9125 8512 17637 3545 3394 6939 332 312 644 851 991 18
13 Lathur 4247 3820 8067 1845 1796 3641 70 81 151 76 81
14 Chithamur 3182 3008 6190 1573 1486 3059 93 101 194 104 116
Total 144362 139308 283670 46410 45431 91841 3951 3819 7770 7057 7171 14:
Source : EER & DISE 2007
The total enrolment of children in the age group of 5-10 is 283670. Among them
144362 boys 139308 are girls. The total number of SC enrolment is 91841. Among them
46410 are boys and 45431 are girls. The ST enrolment is 7770 among them 3951 are
boys and 3819 are girls. In the Minority Community the total enrolment is 14228 among
them 7057 are boys and 7171 are girls. i Table - 54 Contd...
Enrolment and Out of School Children
Out of School Children ( 5-10 age Group) Target 2008 - 09
All SC ST Minority s. N Block o g. o g. o o< O o. « I o. 0 8 -2 BG T BGT BG T B G T «« 2 0 2s o o .“ I s? 6 ^ O
1 Kancheepuram 143 149 292 1.22 18 20 38 0.78 4 2 6 1.03 2 3 5 0 .6 5
2 Walajabad 27 35 62 0.45 4 4 8 0.15 1 1 2 0.59 0 1 1 0.61
3 Uthiramerur 42 86 0.58 8 8 16 0.36 1 1 2 0 1 1 0 .6 0
4 Sriperumbudur 27 31 58 0.58 6 9 15 0.38 0 0 0 0.00 1 1 2 1.13
5 Kundrathur 139 146 285 0.98 9 0 9 0.09 0 0 0 0.00 6 6 12 0 .7 2
6 Thiruporur 87 80 167 1.01 7 6 13 0.19 1 1 2 0.38 4 5 9 0 .7 2
7 Kattankolathur 81 81 162 0.45 8 8 16 0.18 2 2 4 0.32 6 8 14 0 .7 2
8 Thirukalukundram 28 24 52 0.30 13 9 22 0.39 0 0 0 0,00 2 2 4 0 .7 5
St.Thomas Mount 9 113 106 219 0.52 20 26 46 0.40 0 0 0 0.00 6 8 14 0 .6 8
St.Thomas Mount 10 105 110 215 0.54 13 11 24 0.19 0 0 0 0.00 9 12 21 0 .7 0 (Urban)
11 Achirupakkam 24 27 51 0.53 10 10 20 0.51 2 0 2 0.55 1 1 2 0 .5 6
12 Maduranthagam 34 25 59 0.33 12 12 24 0.34 0 0 0 0.00 5 8 13 0 .7 0
13 Lathur 10 12 22 0.27 5 5 10 0.27 0 0 0 0.00 1 0 1 0 .6 3
14 Chithamur 16 19 35 0.56 6 9 15 0.49 0 0 0 0.00 1 1 2 0 .9 0
Total 878 887 1765 0.62 139 137 276 0.30 11 7 18 0.23 44 57 101 0 .7 0
Source: EER &, DISE 2007 - 08
Total out of school children in 5-10 age groups in the district is 1765 out of which
878 are boys and 887 are girls. The out of school children belongs to SC is 276 and ST is
18. Total Minority out of school children is 101 in 5-10 age group out of which 44 are
boys and 57 are girls. Table - 54 (Contd...)
Enrolment and Out of School Children
Enrolment ( 11-13 Age Group) 2007 - 08 s. N Block All SC ST Minority o. BG TBGT BG TBG T
1 Kancheepurara 6808 6530 13338 1688 1411 3099 128 135 263 200 197 397
2 Walajabad 4437 4219 8656 1811 1735 3546 54 45 99 48 45 93
3 Uthiramerur 3837 3664 7501 1499 1460 2959 168 141 309 49 46 95
4 Sriperumbudur 3280 3129 6409 1658 1509 3167 47 43 90 46 43 89
5 Kundrathur 8462 8129 16591 2997 6334 142 116 258 428 389 817 - 6 Thiruporur 5276 4795 10071 2488 2386 4874 79 65 144 343 315 658
7 Kattankolathur 11470 10409 21879 3199 3144 6343 217 195 412 600 585 1185
8 Thirukalukundram 5350 5103 10453 2094 204-4 4138 91 84 175 220 199 419 St.Thomas Mount 9 15545 14740 30285 3870 3620 7490 202 182 384 557 546 1103 IRural) St.Thomas Mount 10 17437 34247 8306 192 184 376 770 741 1511 (Urban) 16810 4297 4009 11 Achirupakkam 3834 3000 6834 1513 1335 2848 33 56 89 130 123 253
12 Maduranthagam 5377 4896 10273 2702 2508 5210 104 58 162 590 605 1195
13 Lathur 2620 2496 5116 1407 1335 2742 65 48 113 56 50 106
14 Chithamur 2 2 1 1 2131 4342 1343 1271 2614 49 36 85 79 74 153
Total 95944 90051 185995 32906 3 0 7 6 4 63670 1571 1388 2959 4116 3958 8074
Source : EER & DISE 2007 - 08
The total enrolment in the age group of 11-13 in the district is 185995. Among
them 95944 are boys and 90051 are girls. The total enrolment of SC, ST children is
63670 and 2959 respectively. In Minority the total enrolment is 8074, out of which 4116
for boys and 3958 are girls. Table - 54 (Contd...)
Enrolment and Out of School Children
Out of School Children ( 11-13 age Group) Target 2008 - 09
All SC ST Minority
S. Block O O a o ^ O o. No. BG T BG T B G T BG T Ss “1 “I iS o SSo ^ o
1 Kancheepuram 95 62 157 1.16 15 12 27 0.86 1 0 1 0.38 1 2 3 0.75
2 Walajabad 50 37 87 1.00 6 3 9 0.25 3 2 5 4,81 0 0 0 0.00
3 Uthiramerur 48 51 9 ^ 1.30 4 8 12 0,40 2 2 4 1.28 0 ' 0 0,00
4 Sriperumbudur 42 38 80 1.23 8 7 15 0.47 0 0 0 0,00 0 0 0 0.00
5 Kundrathur 53 50 103 0.62 9 7 16 0.25 0 0 0 0,00 2 4 6 0,73
6 Thiruporur 37 35 72 0.71 6 4 10 0.20 0 1 1 0,69 2 3 5 0.75
7 Kattankolathur 48 55 103 0.47 18 12 30 0.47 2 2 4 0,96 3 5 8 0.67
8 Thirukalukundram 25 46 71 0.67 8 18 26 0.62 0 0 0 0,00 1 2 3 0.71 St.Thomas Mount 91 87 178 0.58 17 10 27 0.36 0 0 0 0.00 3 5 8 0.72 9 (Rural) St.Thomas Mount 79 85 164 0.48 14 13 27 0.32 1 3 4 1.05 4 7 11 0.72 10 (Urban) 11 Achirupakkam 34 36 70 1.01 10 9 19 0.66 2 0 2 2,20 1 1 2 0.78
12 Maduranthagam 37 35 72 0.70 12 12 24 0.46 0 0 0 0.00 3 6 9 0.75
13 Lathur 17 19 36 0.70 7 9 16 0.58 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0.00
14 Chithamur 25 22 47 1.07 15 11 26 0.98 0 0 0 0.00 0 1 1 0.65
Total 681 658 1339 0.71 149 135 284 0.44 11 10 21 0.70 20 36 56 0.69
Source: EER & DISE 2007 - 08
The total number of out-of-school children in the age group of 11-13 in the district
is 1339 with 0.71% of child population. The total number of out of school children in SC
is 284 with 0.44% of total SC school age population and ST is 21 with 0.70% of ST school
age population. In Muslim minority the total number of out of school children is 56. Table - 55
Block wise Out of School Children
Dropout Never enrolled Out Of School children
AU All All SI. Block 5-10 Age 11-13 Age 11-13 Age No 5-10 Age Group 11-13 Age Group 5-10 Age Group 5-13 Ag« Group Group Group
BGTBG T B G T B GT B G T BG TB 1 --i1 1 Kancheepuram 143 149 292 95 62 157 0 0 0 0 0 0 143 149 292 95 62 157 238 2 —i 2 Walajabad 27 32 59 50 37 87 0 3 3 0 0 0 27 35 62 50 37 87 77
3 U;SSaiaerur 44 41 85 48 51 99 0 1 0 0 44 42 86 48 51 99 92
4 Sriperumbudur 27 31 58 41 38 79 0 0 0 i 0 1 27 31 58 42 38 80 69
5 Kundrathur 139 132 271 45 44 89 0 14 14 8 6 14 139 146 285 53 50 103 192 f
6 Thiruporur 87 80 167 37 34 71 0 0 0 0 1 1 87 80 167 37 35 72 124
7 Kattankolathur 81 81 162 48 55 103 0 0 0 0 0 0 81 81 162 48 55 103 129
8 Thirukalukundram 28 24 52 25 46 71 0 0 0 0 0 0 28 24 52 25 A6 71 53
St.Thomas Mount 113 106 219 91 87 178 0 0 0 0 0 0 113 106 219 91 87 178 204 9 (Rural)
St.Thomas Mount 105 103 208 75 84 159 0 7 7 4 1 5 105 110 215 79 85 164 184 10 (Urban)
11 Achirupakkam 24 24 48 29 34 63 0 3 3 5 2 7 24 27 51 34 36 70 58
12 Maduranthagam 34 25 59 37 35 72 0 0 0 0 0 0 34 25 59 37 35 72 71
13 Lathur 10 11 21 17 19 36 0 1 1 0 0 0 10 12 22 17 19 36 27
14 C h ith am u r 16 19 35 25 22 47 0 0 0 0 0 0 16 19 35 25 22 47 41
T o ta l 878 858 1736 663 648 1311 0 29 29 18 10 28 878 887 1765 681 S58 339 1559
In the never enrolled category of 5-10 age group, the total number of never
enrolled children is 29 and in 11-13 age group the total number of never enrolled children
is 28. In the dropout category of 5-10 years age group the total number of dropout
children is 1765 and in 11-13 years age group, the total drop out children is 1339. Total
out-of-school children in 5-13 age groups are 3104 out of which 1559 are boys and 1545
are girls. Table - 56
Out of school children with reasons - 2008-2009
No. of out of School Children with reason No. o f S. out o f Block Lack No. school Lack o f Household Earning of Migration Failure children Interest W ork Compulsion Access
1 Kancheepuram 449 33 5 155 3 247 6
2 Walajabad 149 11 2 51 1 82 2
3 Uthiramerur 185 13 3 64 1 102 2
4 Sriperumbudur 138 10 2 48 1 76 1
5 Kundrathur 388 28 134 3 214 5
6 Thiruporur 239 17 ■3 83 1 132 3
7 Kattankolathur 265 19 3 92 2 146 3
8 Thirukalukundram 123 9 1 42 1 68 2 St.Thomas Mount 9 397 29 4 137 3 219 5 (Rural) St.Thomas Mount 10 379 27 4 131 3 209 5 (Urban\
11 Achirupakkam 121 9 1 42 0 67 2
12 Maduranthagam 131 10 1 45 1 72 2
13 Lathur 58 4 1 20 0 32 1
14 Chithamur 82 6 1 28 1 45 1
Total 3104 225 35 1072 21 1711 40
Source : EER-2007
The total out-of-school children are 3104 as per Elementary Education Register
2007. Among them 225 children were identified with lack of interest, 35 out of school children identified with lack of access, 1072 children were identified and engaged in household work, 21 were migrated and 1711 children were identified on earning compulsion. 40 children were classified in the category of failure. The following table shows the Coverage of Out-of-school children under different strategies.
Table - 57
Block wise No. of Out of School Children to be covered under different Strategies for 2008 - 09
No. of Out of School Children to be covered under different strategies 2008 -0 9 Residential Camp NRBC RBC for Mentally Challenged K No. of children s. Out of e No. of children No. of children <8 Block school u No. u n children 4) Identified & •w* bA •F4 bO ■3 1 B •3 ■u C ^ V 1 0 s u 0 -3 0 0 1 iz; 0 1 1 K V O fl h o e H O G j i O - --- - ■ ------1 Kancheepuram 449 60 0 159 159 38 43 6 3 9 137
2 Walajabad 149 20 13 52 65 34 2 36 2 1 3 46
3 Uthiramerur 185 24 9 66 75 73 2 75 2 1 3 57
4 Sriperumbudur 138 18 0 48 48 48 2 50 2 1 3 42
5 Kundrathur 388 51 0 137 137 31 4 35 5 3 8 119
6 Thiruporur 239 32 0 85 85 20 3 23 2 2 4 73
7 Kattankolathur 265 35 10 94 104 23 3 26 3 2 5 81
8 Thirukalukundram 123 16 8 44 52 30 1 31 2 0 2 38
St.Thomas Mount 141 4 4 5 3 8 122 9 (Rural) 397 52 38 179 0 St.Thomas Mount 4 4 5 2 7 116 10 (Urban) 379 50 27 134 161 0 11 Achirupakkam 121 16 0 43 43 52 1 53 2 1 3 37
12 Maduranthagam 131 17 0 46 46 37 2 39 2 1 3 40
13 Lathur 58 8 0 21 21 39 1 40 1 0 1 17
14 Chithamur 82 11 0 29 29 20 1 21 1 0 1 25
Total 3104 410 105 1099 1204 445 35 480 40 20 60 950
Source; Monthly Review Report
Total number of out-of-school children as per Elementary Education Register is
3104. The out-of-school children are very high in Kancheepuram block with 449
children. 950 children are proposed to cover under INDUS project. 1204 children are to
be covered in non-residential bridge course centres and 480 children in residential bridge
course centres. The remaining 60 mentally children to be covered under special
residential camps. 1.11 QUALITY EDUCATION - PROGRESS OF THE CLUSTER LEVEL TRAINING TO TEACHERS - ACHIEVEMENT STUDY ETC.
The following table shows the achievement test conducted for II standard children
Table 58
Achievement Test July 2007 - Class II
SI. Percentage o f Pass Grading ISIOCK No Tamil English Maths T l T2 T3 1 Kancheepuram 35.29 47.78 35.06 20.26 20.26 59.48
2 Walajabad 60.39 56.47 47.40 30.52 28.57 40.91
3 Uthiramerur 80.00 71.56 77.14 34.29 35.24 30.48
4 Sriperumbudur 48.04 25.00 17.65 19.61 38.24 42.16
^5 Kundrathur 54.19 49.58 /^r32 38.92 22.17 38.92
6 Thiruporur 29.19 36.11 13.04 20.50 17.39 62.11
7 Kattankolathur 43.42 48.30 26.32 18.42 23.03 58.55
8 Thirukalukundram 34.52 36.98 17.86 27.38 29.76 42.86 St.Thomas Mount 9 58.59 69.26 46.69 26.17 30.86 42.97 (Rural) St.Thomas Mount 10 58.59 69.26 46.69 26.17 30.86 42.97 (Urban) 11 Achirupakkam 37.04 36.59 34.86 19.27 29.36 51.38
12 Maduranthagam 68.28 62.62 40.86 45.70 23.66 30.65
13 Lathur 74.26 82.08 91.09 31.68 31.68 36.63
14 Chithamur 29.77 29.03 25.19 21.37 15.27 63.36
Total 50.13 50.82 38.71 27.9 26.03 46.06 Note : Source : Achievement Test 2007-08 Tl: Tamil Reading well T2 ; Tamil Reading with Errors T3; Tamil not Reading
At District level, the pass percentage of children in Tamil, English and Maths are
38.26%, 35.71% and 50.94% respectively. 11.11% of II standard children reading Tamil
well, 33.33% children read with errors and 55.56% children not able to read Tamil. The following table shows the achievement test conducted for IV standard children
Table 59
Achievement Test July 2007 - Class IV
Percentage of Pass Grading Grading SI. B lock No Tamil English Maths T1 T2 T3 E l E2 E3
1 Kancheepuram 47.85 11.50 28.49 31.18 39.78 29.03 1.61 12.37 86.02
2 Walajabad 59.73 17.50 41.61 43.62 39.60 16.78 5.37 22.15 72.48
3 Uthireunerur 77.55 32.04 55.10 45.92 48.98 5.10 4.08 53.06 42.86
4 Sriperumbudur 61.54 21.71 41.88 41.88 37.61 20.51 4.24 30.51 65.25
5 Kundrathur 73.33 34.12 41.21 47.88 38.18 13.94 6.67 27.27 66.06 f 6 Thiruponir 68.46 25.09 32.78 40.66 39.42 19.92 7.47. 13.28 78.84
7 Kattankolathur 58.59 16.44 39.39 51.52 29.29 19.19 4.04 31.82 64.14
8 Thirukalukundram 66.67 16.58 37.04 43.39 32.28 24.34 5.82 21.16 73.02
St.Thomas Mount 73.91 20.39 41.61 42.55 41.61 15.84 6.85 17.76 75.39 9 (Rural) St.Thomas Mount 73.91 20.39 41.61 42.55 41.61 15,84 6.85 17.76 75,39 10 (Urban)
11 Achirupakkam 65.03 29.22 41.26 35.66 44.76 13.29 10.49 32.17 57.34
12 Maduranthagam 80.23 39.59 44.19 48.84 36.05 15.12 6.98 29.07 63.95
13 Lathur 76.06 28.95 50.00 53.52 33.80 9.15 10.56 32.39 57.04
14 Chithamur 64.22 19.23 38.53 46.79 34.86 18.35 4.59 13.76 81.65
Total 67.12 23.49 39.86 43.70 38.09 17.59 6.10 23.91 69.95 Source : Achievement Test 2007-08
At District level, the pass percentage of children in Tamil, English and Maths are
67.12%, 23.49% and 39.86% respectively. 43.70% of IV standard children read Tamil well, 38.09% children read with errors and 17.59% children not able to read Tamil. 6.10% of IV standard children read English well, 23.91% children read with errors and 69.95% children not able to read Tamil. The following table shows the number of low performing children to be covered.
Table 60 .
Block wise Remedial Teaching Target and Achievement and No. of Low Performing Children to be covered in 2008-09
Remedial tt M Enrolment in Std. I -V Enrolment in Std. VI - VIII o .e fi 1 f l - S Teaching 2007- I -S s s. Govt & Aided Schools Govt & Aided Schools •S g 2 •S B g ? Block OS No o p d ** 5^ A"■ss-d ^ 12 Achiev Target Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total ement 1 Kancheepuram 1029 1029 9065 9425 18490 604 7990 7653 15643 527 1131
2 Walajabad 1029 1029 4872 4811 9683 817 3990 3671 7661 667 1484
3 Uthiramerur 1029 1029 4224 4190 8414 254 3729 3667 7396 279 533
4 Sriperumbudur 1029 1029 4146 4272 8418 1062 3601 3421 7022 1053 2115
5 Kundrathur 1029 1029 7185 7269 14454 1896 6091 5863 11954 1664 3560
6 Thiruporur 1029 1029 5363 5533 10896 387 428^^ ^ 3 9 2 9 8212 354 741
7 Kattankolathur 1029 1029 7965 8316 16281 1943 8096 8343 16439 2061 4004 Thirukalukundr 6334 6202 12536 2534 4646 4649 9295 2049 4583 8 am 1029 1029 St.Thomas 21768 780 9880 9227 19107 797 1577 9 Mount (Rural) 1028 1028 10886 10882 St.Thomas 10772 20237 0 10842 11970 22812 0 0 10 Mount (Urban) 1028 1028 9465 11 Achirupakkam 1028 1028 3289 3412 6701 382 2713 2646 5359 326 708
12 Maduranth again 1028 1028 5474 5561 11035 1554 4334 3791 8125 1271 2825
13 Lathur 1028 1028 2750 2673 5423 297 2278 2249 4527 306 603
14 Chithamur 1028 1028 3348 3440 6788 495 2687 2718 5405 414 909
Total 14400 14400 84366 86758 171124 13005 75160 73797 148957 11768 24773
Source: Achievement Test 2007-08
During the year 2007-08, 14400 children were covered under remedial teaching.
Out of total children studying in I-V, 13005 children are identified as low performing
children and children studying in VI-VIII classes 11768 children are identified as low
performing children. Totally 24773 children are identified as low performing children in
the district. The following table shows the Educational Development Index - Primary and
Upper Primary.
Table 61
Educational Development Index (EDI) - Primary and Upper Primary
Composite Mean Mean S. Upper (Primary Block Prim ary Rank Rank Rank Diffe Devi No Prim ary & Upper rence ation Primary)
Kancheepuram 0.6458 0.4884 12 0.567 13 -0.027 -4.49
Walajabad 0.5625 13 0.4419 14 0.502 14 -0.092 -15.42
Ut±iiramerur 0.6667 0.5349 10 0.601 0.007 1.18
Sriperumbudur 0.6667 0.6279 0.647 0.054 9.02
Kundrathur 0.7083 0.5349 11 0.622 0.028 4.69 ■7^ Thirupoiur 0.7083 0.5814 0.645 0.051
Kattankolathur 0.7292 0.7674 0.748 0.155 26.03
Thirukalukundram 0.6667 0.6047 0.636 0.042 7.06 St.Thomas Mount (Rural) 0.6042 11 0.5814 0.593 10 -0.001 -0.16 St.Thomas Mount 10 (Urban)______0.6458 10 0.7442 0.695 0.101 17.05
11 Achirupakkam 0.6042 12 0.5581 0.581 11 -0.013 -2.12
12 Maduranthagam 0.7292 0.4884 13 0.609 0.015 2.53
13 Lathur 0.5417 14 0.6047 0.573 12 -0.021 -3.47
14 Chitharnur 0.7500 0.5814 0.666 0.072 12.12 Total 0.7083 0.4792 11 0.594 0.050 9.15 Source : DISE, Cohort & EER
The Educational Development Index which shows the progress of the schools is
arrived based in the Educational Indicators like School Access, Net Enrolment Rate,
Enrolment Gap (Boys-Girls), Completion Rate, Repetition Rate, Dropout Rate, Attendance
Rate, Transition Rate, Pupil-Teacher Ratio, Exam result (passed with more than 60% of
marks, Student-Classroom ratio and Achievement under Activity Based Learning. The
mean education index for primary is 0.7083 and for upper primary is 0.4792. The
composite (Primary and Upper primary) mean EDI for the district is
1.12 INNOVATIVE ACTIVITIES
Under this component, the following activities are to be carried out., ECCE,
Girls Education, Education for SC/ST children and Computer Education. 1.12.1 EARLY CHILDHOOD CARE AND EDUCATION (ECCE) - ICDS CENTRES,
MINI CENTRES, UPGRADED CENTRES, NO. OF CHILDREN
The following table shows the ECCE Centres and Children Enrolled.
Table 62
ECCE Centres,No. of Children benefited in 2007-08 and No. of Children to be
benefited in 2008-09
ICDS/TINP-2007-08 Proposal for 2008-09
< No.of centres a No. of children to be No. of Beneficiaries ^ U) supplied Ul 0 .S covered V fi n k td <0 5 " fi M R Block IH4> «cl ri 1 4J •-< Vi •§ n M fi II a ■3 -3 "rt •s . tM "S 0 o JSu 3 0 0 0 0 O. n 3 H d 3 l! s ° r & 1 d M S5
1 Kancheepuram 15484 101 29 130 3552 3014 6566 241 241 241 3618 3496 7114
2 Walajabad 6580 49 29 78 1909 1631 3540 142 142 142 1944 1892 3836
3 Uthiramerur 7197 49 29 78 2211 1878 4089 168 168 168 2252 2178 4430 i, Sripeiumbudur 37 29 66 1238 1047 2285 119 119 119 1261 1215 2476
5 Kundrathur 13835 52 29 81 2295 1911 4206 177 177 177 2338 2217 4555
6 Thiruporur 7312 50 29 79 1798 1503 3301 138 138 138 1831 1743 3574
7 Kattankolathur 16315 47 29 76 2117 1754 3871 158 158 158 2156 2035 4191
8 Thirukalukundram 9007 51 29 80 1908 1603 3511 162 162 162 1943 1859 3802
St.Thomas Mount 9 80 (Rural) 29931 28 108 2426 1976 4402 146 146 146 2471 2292 4763 St.Thomas Mount 10 (Urban) 15461 37 28 65 1073 888 1961 120 120 120 1093 1030 2123
11 Achirupakkam 5313 42 28 70 1726 1466 3192 129 129 129 1758 1701 3459
12 Maduranthagam 8989 48 28 76 2302 1965 4267 164 164 164 2345 2279 4624
« Lathur 4073 41 28 69 1389 1185 2574 109 109 109 1415 1375 2790
14 Chithamur 6009 46 28 74 1675 1436 3111 123 123 123 1706 1666 3372 i Total 150889 730 400 1130 27619 23257 50876 2096 2096 2096 28131 26978 55109 Sourer: HHS-2005, Social Welfare Department & Monthly Review Reports
Total Population in 3-<5 age group in the district is 150889. There are 730
upgraded centres in the district. 2096 are the total number of existing centres in the
district. Total number of beneficiaries is 50876. During the year 2007-08, 730 upgraded
centres and 400 existing centres were supplied with materials. 1.12.2 GIRLS EDUCATION - GIRLS ENROLMENT - PRIMARY, UPPER PRIMARY IN GOVT. AND LOCAL BODY SCHOOLS The following table shows the target and achievement under Girls Education during 2007-2008. Table 63 Girls Education -Achievement in 2007-08 and Proposed for 2008-09
Achievement 2007-2008 Proposed 2008-2009 No. o f No of Schools No of beneficiaries No of Schools Beneficiaries
a U) •S 1 g c g a C n V S.No Districts .s 0 V 0 4> S -S o ctu i S? W CO 1 6 0) M V to H 1 S a >3 to B ■o (» o 2 X o J2 .2 K o g % o g rt >.i2 <8 Xi V u p,.2 2 " 4 3 Q .2 Q CL li .C M Si ft u S
1 Kancheepuram 25 7 9 84 286 350 23 10 9 293 301
2 Walajabad 25 8 6 84 286 350 25 8 6 293 301
3 Uthiramerur 16 8 7 84 286 350 18 8 7 293 301
4 Sriperumbudur 24 8 3 84 286 350 24 7 4 293 301
5 Kundrathur 18 6 5 84 286 350 18 8 5 293 301
6 Thiruporur 20 4 7 84 286 350 20 4 7 293 301
7 Kattankolathur 26 7 8 84 286 350 27 10 8 293 301 8 Thirukalukundram 19 4 7 84 286 350 21 5 7 293 301 St.Thomas Mount 15 7 86 286 350 15 9 9 293 301 9 (Rural) 11 St.Thomas Mount 10 8 6 6 86 286 350 11 4 10 293 301 (Urban) 11 Achirupakkam 17 9 4 84 286 350 20 6 7 293 300 12 Maduranthagam 19 7 2 84 286 350 20 7 3 293 300
13 Lathur 16 2 3 84 284 350 17 2 3 292 300
14 Chithamur 24 5 4 84 284 350 24 5 5 292 300
Total 272 92 78 1180 4000 4900 283 93 90 4100 4210
Source : Monthly Review Reports There are 272 Government and Local body middle schools in the district.
Total number of Government high schools is 92 and higher secondary schools are 78.
Total number of beneficiaries in Life Skill Training in the district is 1180. Total number
of beneficiaries in English communication skill development is 4000 and number of
beneficiaries in Vocational Training is 4900. 1.12.3 SC/ST CHILDREN - PRIMARY, UPPER PRIMARY
The following table shows the Innovative Intervention for SC/ST children. Table 64 Innovative Intervention for SC/ST Children - Achievement in 2007-08 and Proposed for 2008-09
Achievement 2007-08 Proposal for 2008-09 No.olr No.of schools(Govt.&Local schools! Go vl t.&Local body) body) 1 M9 N a &• 1a js e c S.N 0 District u *s o. u ■iJ > X « JU 1o 2 1 c •SI 0 A 5 toO i :§.s=j 0$ S ■aga a ■o ss-SS |§ 1 X a CO 15 l4 ^ 0 T £ s £ V <2 X 13 0 h 1 6 2 O £ a ? CO
1 Kancheepuram 67 25 9 93 143 107 70 23 10 9 307 286 ----- 2 Walajabad 66 25 8 6 93 143 107 67 25 8 6 307 286
3 Uthiramerur 98 16 8 7 93 143 107 96 18 8 7 307 286
4 Sriperumbudur 71 24 8 3 93 143 107 72 24 7 4 307 286
5 Kundrathur 65 18 6 5 93 143 107 69 18 8 5 307 286
6 Thiruporur 59 20 4 7 93 143 107 62 20 4 7 307 286
7 Kattankolathur 59 26 7 8 93 143 107 62 27 10 8 307 286
8 Thirukalukundram 79 19 4 7 93 143 107 77 21 5 7 307 286
St.Thomas Mount 9 42 15 11 7 93 143 108 39 15 9 9 308 286 (Rural)
St.Thomas Mount 10 13 8 6 6 93 143 108 16 11 4 10 308 286 (Urban)
11 Achirupakkam 70 17 9 4 93 143 107 67 20 6 7 307 286
12 Maduranthagam 86 19 7 2 93 143 107 86 20 7 3 307 286
13 Lathur 41 16 2 3 92 142 107 40 17 2 3 307 284
14 Chithamur 62 24 5 4 92 142 107 62 24 5 5 307 284
Total 878 272 92 78 1300 2000 1500 885 283 93 90 4300 4000
Source : Monthly Review Reports
Total number of Government and Local body Primary schools in the district is
878. There are 272 Government and Local body middle schools in the district. Total
number of Government high schools is 92 and higher secondary school is 78. 1300
SC/ST Children attended Life Skill Training. 2000 Children were benefited under
exposure visit. 1500 SC/ST Children attended English communication skill development
programme. Table-65
Innovative Inte'rvention for Minority Children Education - Proposed for 2008-09
1 No. of Minority children No.of schools(Govt.&Local body) to be covered
■i-t t>A 2 'S « • - II S. (U Block ■ S I §■ No a •5) CO a •o CO X » C C U £ w 5 -S B a ft S ju w 0 q §-
1 Kancheepuram 70 23 9 90 107
2 Walajabad 67 25 8 6 89 107
3 Uthiramerur 96 18 8 7 89 107
4 Sriperumbudur 72 24 7 4 89 107
5 Kundrathur 69 18 8 5 89 107
6 Thiruporur 62 20 4 7 89 107
7 Kattankolathur 62 27 10 8 90 107
8 Thirukalukundram 77 21 5 7 89 107
St. Thomas Mount 9 39 15 9 9 90 108 (Rural)
St. Thomas Mount 10 16 11 4 10 90 108 (Urban)
11 Achirupakkam 67 20 6 7 89 107
12 Maduranthagam 86 20 7 3 89 107
13 Lathur 40 17 2 3 89 107
14 Chithamur 62 24 5 5 89 107
Total 885 283 93 90 1250 1500 Monthly review report
Total number of Govt, and Local body schools in the district is 1351. 1500 minority children are to be supplied with learning materials and 1250 children are to be covered under English communication skill development programme. 1.12.4 COMPUTER AIDED LEARNING - SCHOOLS WITHOUT COMPUTER FACILITIES - PRIMARY, UPPER PRIMARY
The following table shows the Computer Aided Learning (CAL).
Table -66
Computer Aided Learning (CAL), achievement for 2007-08 and proposal for 2008-09
Achievement for 2007-08 Proposal for 2008-09 •is - 2 ^ 4^ u —o .S S aj u jd ja S. O u C ° s s Block j- CL « -c < | < » - s = >- l- 2 'O No. u . « CJ ^ CJ So .2 5 « ® s ^ Cfi 4) O ■5<« 2 > £u ® 2.1 a, 1 1 ‘S O 1 -s 1 O u > 1 ^ 2 O Q, 0.5 I O u. = | s | O 3 6 S V d (=■ ca w Z Z Z u H
1 Kancheepuram 42 391 0 8 12 7 980 12 34 2 Walajabad 39 262 5 15 12 7 980 12 24 3 Uthiraoierur 33 248 0 9 10 7 980 10 24 4 Sriperumbudur 35 258 3 14 10 7 980 10 21 5 Kundiathui 3\ 366 5 1 \0 1 980 10 24 6 Thiruporur 31 375 4 9 8 7 980 8 22 7 Kattankolathur 45 314 0 13 10 7 980 10 32 8 Thirukalukundram 33 462 0 11 10 7 980 10 22 St. Thomas Mount 9 33 282 13 4 0 8 1120 0 (Rural) 29 St.Thomas Mount 10 25 0 12 -3 0 8 1120 0 (Urban) 28 11 Achirupakkam 33 235 0 12 12 7 980 12 21 12 Maduranthagam 30 389 4 8 12 7 980 12 22 13 Lathur 22 313 0 2 4 7 970 4 20 14 Chithamur 34 372 0 14 10 7 970 10 20 Total 466 343 4267 46 123 120 100 13980 120
Source:Monthly Review Report
Total number of Government Upper Primary Schools in the district is 466. Total
number of school with CAL Centres in the district is 343. Total number of beneficiaries of
CAL Centres in the district is 4267. Total number of teachers, trained on CAL in the
district is 46. 1.13 INTERVENTIONS FOR DISABLED CHILDREN -BY TYPE OF DISABILITY
The following table shows the achievement under Special Education to Children with Special need (CWSN).
Table 67
Inclusive Education - Achievement 2007-2008
No. o f •S « disabled “ >» (0 M <« .S rt (A 0.-0 children g s .2 |*N " r t 8 ® a> S. » > I »(0 rt O -0 Block S s ^ rt • *1^ No. o > •S « ^ 0 o o I 6 0 c o S O 0) o s ts » a d-s <
Kancheepuram 442 21 34 12 22
Walajabad 368 12 14 18
Uthiramerur 302 76 48
Sriperumbudur 217 10 45 10 28
Kundrathur 453 36 56 36
Thiruporur 335 48 43 14 27
Kattankolathur 369 46 52 10 33
Thirukalukundram 348 31 21 16 13 St.Thomas Mount 260 25 36 28 (Rural)______St.Thomas Mount 10 142 32 24 (Urban)______11 Achirupakkam 259 32 12 20 12 Maduranthagam 290 23 26 17
13 Lathur 232 34 25 16
14 Chithamur 247 11 17 11
Total 4264 14 344 33 499 8 96 13 317
Source: Monthly Review Reports
Two NGOs namely Vidya Prakasam and Keelottivakkam Grama Seva Sangam, are
running the program. 4264 disabled children were identified. During the year 2007-
2008, 14 medical assessment camps were conducted at district level, 344 children were
provided assists devices 33 disabled children were undergone surgery. 499 children were
under Home Based Care. 8 Day Care Centres are functioning in the district. 96 children
were benefited through day care centres. 13 play parks have been installed in all the
blocks and 317 children were benefited. Table - 68
Number of disabled children in School and Out of School by type -2007-08
Age Group 5 to 10 s. Block VI HI CRT MC Multiple In Speech Others No Total 5-10 T B
Kancheepuram 16 16 24 26 35 32 20 52 31 4 0 15 192
Walajabad 14 11 12 23 12 20 35 29 64 132
Uthiramerur 12 13 14 10 24 17 7 24 102
Sriperumbudur 17 21 16 37 10 85
Kundrat 12 12 24 16 11 27 14 20 37 29 66 10 21 182
Thiruporur 11 19 12 11 23 11 14 25 36 30 66 13 17 166
Kattankolathur 11 13 24 11 35 41 20 61 12 12 24 11 17 174
Thirukalukundra 13 16 14 22 40 17 57 12 12 24 164
St.Thomas Mount 14 37 21 58 18 15 33 0 10 14 11 25 163 (Rural)
St.Thomas Mount 10 21 27 48 10 13 23 17 14 31 21 17 38 6 15 14 29 17 26 211 (Urban)
11 Achirupakkam 6 11 15 15 20 12 21 85
12 Maduranthgigam 18 24 14 22 14 13 27 19 11 30 12 21 146
13 Lathur 10 8 18 8 9 17 59
14 Chithamur 17 11 12 17 15 19 82
Total 116 112S28 L16 97 S13 }05 L29 J34 J44 539 >83 6 80 ,86 167L16 283 64 52 116 1943
Source : DISE 2007-08
Total number of disabled children in school in 5-10 age groups in the district is
1943. Among all other disabilities mentally challenged children in the district is high
with 583 children. Visually Impaired children are greater in number in St.Thomas Mount
Urban block. Kundrathur block has highest number of HI children. ORT children are
greater in number in St.Thomas Mount Rural block with 58 OH children. Total number
of disabled children is the highest in St.Thomas Mount Urban and lowest in Lathur. Table - 69
Number of disabled children in School and Out of School by type -2007-08
Age. Group 11 to 13
Block VI HI CRT MC Multiple In Speech Others No
Kancheepuram 10 16 21 11 32 23 30 12 20
Walajabad 14 11 11 22 27
Uthiramerur 10 16 10
Sriperumbudur 14
Kundrathur 10 11 21 15 10 18
Thiruporur 11 15 12 15 11 19
Kattankolathur 10 11 28 22 50 16
Thirukaiukundra 14 23 11 10 11 7 25
St.Thomas Mount 15 5 13 28 21 49 (Rural)
St.Thomas Mount 27 22 12 22 17 23 13 24 10 (Urban) 49 10
11 Achirupakkam 14 22
Maduranthaga 12 15 11 14 21 10 20 13 m
13 Lathur 13
14 Chithamur 12 12
Total
Source : Dj
Total number of disabled children in school in 11-13 age group in the district is
1119. St.Thomas Mount Urban block has the highest number of disabled children in
11-13 age group with 151 children and Lathur has the lowest number with 42 children in
11-13 age group. There are 204 mentally challenged children, 229 VI children, 132 HI
children and 287 ortho children in 11-13 age group in the district. Children with
multiple disabilities are 66 in the district. school.
Table 70
Number of disabled children by type
In School Out of Total S.No Block Total School Disabled 5-13 Total 5-13 Children
1 Kancheepuram 314 105 419
2 Walajabad 208 72 280
3 Uthiramerur 153 51 204
4 Sripefumbudur 131 44
5 Kundrathur 262 88 350
6 Thiruporur 236 79 315 ■| 7 Kattankolathur 278 93 371
8 Thirukalukundram 252 84 336
St.Thomas Mount 9 261 87 348 (Rural) St.Thomas Mount 10 362 121 483 (Urban)
11 Achirupakkam 135 45 180
12 Maduranthagam 237 79 316
13 Lathur 101 34 135
14 Chithamur 132 44 176
Total 3062 1026 4088 Source: DISE 2006
Total number of disabled children in 5-13 age groups is 4088. Number of children
in school is 3062 and out of school is 1026 in the district. St.Thomas Mount Urban block
has the highest number of disabled children with 483 and Lathur block has the lowest
number of disabled children with 135. 1.14 RESEARCH, EVALUATION AND MONITORING - STUDIES TAKEN UP AND COMPLETED
To improve the quality of Education Action Research plays a vital role. Teachers who are the real practitioners in the class rooms really take interest in finding out ‘ Issues related to teaching and Learning process, students attention, Behavior attitude etc, these problems are identified and solutions are being carried out by doing Action Researches.
The following table shows the Research, Evaluation and Monitoring. Table 71 Research, Evaluation and Monitoring - 2007-2008
No. of studies No. o f studies No. of studies proposed during planned completed 2008-09 o> u u Vc • oa 2 a u s . 5 «i -d cu e B* ^ e 3 2 CK(22 6 g « s. U 4-> Block _a) 'S rt ‘T No. c8 ,2 o8 « •<3 o Si <0 rt -M o 3 < o « « S 5 .5o ^ •2? » •B rt (fl u <» •S *2 Sam 3 *d C■S > a> 13 s « III 09 H <5 IS « 5 +2c< ocd II
Kancheepuram 10 10 10 Walajabad 10 10 10 \ 3th iram em i 10 Sriperumbudur 10 Kundrathur 10 10 10 Thiruporur 10 10 10 KattankolatJiur 10 10 10 Thirukalukundram 10 10 10 St. Thomas Mount 12 12 11 11 10 (Rural)______St. Thomas Mount 10 10 10 10 (Urban)______11 Achirupakkam 10 12 Maduranthagam 10 13 Lathur 10 10 10 14 Chithamur 10 10 10 Total 137 137 140 Source: Monthly Review Reports During the year 2007-08, total number of action research studies, undertaken by
the teachers in the district is 137. All the 137 action research studies were completed.
Further 12 Evaluation and Impact studies like achievement test, studies on ABL, cohort
study, study on teacher and student absenteeism, community, management studies and
study on organization culture were undertaken in the district. The out come of these
studies will be more useful to develop strategy to improve the quality of elementary
education. 1.15 TEACHERS TRAINING - NO. OF TEACHERS - PRIMARY, UPPER PRIMARY IN GOVT, LOCAL BODY, AIDED SCHOOLS
Teachers handling primary and upper primary classes are given various training so as to empower with innovative teaching methodology. They are given 20 days in-
service training in this year on various techniques like Activity Based Learning, SLM
training, child development and care and toys making to the teachers handling primary
sections and Active Learning Methodology and Toys making training to the teachers
handling upper primary classes.
The following table shows the In-service Training - Target & Achievement 2007-
2008 and training proposed for 2008-2009.
_ Table 72
Achievement Target(2007-08) Proposed( 2008-09) (2007-08) S. No. of No. o f No. of No. of Block No. o f No. No. o f teacher Officer No. of Teachers Officer Officers Teachers training s & Teachers Trg. s and and Staff days Staff Days Staff 1 Kancheepuram 803 35 16060 35 810 16200 35
2 Walajabad 520 19 10400 19 511 10220 19
3 Uthiramerur 496 20 9920 20 505 10100 20
4 Sriperumbudur 493 17 9860 17 448 8960 17
5 Kundrathur 761 20 15220 20 649 12980 20
6 Thiruporur 501 18 10020 18 513 10260 18
7 Kattankolathur 864 34 17280 34 824 16480 34
8 Thirukalukundram 495 18 9900 18 467 9340 18
St.Thomas Mount 9 (Rural) 774 23 15480 23 751 15020 23 St.Thomas Mount 10 (Urban) 955 29 19100 29 977 19540 29
11 Achirupakkam 390 17 7800 17 357 7140 17
12 Madurantiiagain 574 18 11480 18 580 11600 18
13 Latiiur 275 16 5500 16 276 5520 16
14 Chithamur 351 16 7020 16 336 6720 16
Total 8252 300 165040 300 8004 160080 300
Source :Progress Report & DISE 2007-08 Total number of teachers in the district is 8252. Target number of teacher
training days is 165040. Total achievement of teacher training days is 165040. 1.16 COMMUNITY MOBILIZATION - NO. OF VECS, MEMBERS, MEMBERS TRAINED AND COMMUNITY CONTRIBUTION
The following table shows the Community Mobilization.
Table - 73
Community Mobilization
Achievement 2007-08 S. B lo c k o f N o. o f N o. o f No. o f N o. VEC m em b ers train in g m eetings V E C s contribution tra in e d days h eld
1 Kancheepu ram 139 804 1608 2948 0.00
2 Walajabad 123 732 1464 2684 1.8
3 Uthiramerur 139 846 1692 3102 0.00
4 Sriperumbudur 118 702 _ 1 4 0 4 2574 10.24 /5*=* 5 Kundrathur 106 624 1248 2288 16.00
6 Thiruporur 109 642 1284 2354 1.00
7 Kattankolathur 129 744 1488 2728 0.00
8 Thirukalukundram 115 690 1380 2530 0.00 St.Thomas Mount 9 82 540 1080 1980 0.40 (Rural) St.Thomas Mount 10 99 528 1056 1936 0.00 (Urban) 11 Achirupakkam 107 648 1296 2376 0.00
12 Maduranthagam 146 870 1740 3190 0.00
13 Lathur 72 438 876 1606 0.00
14 Chithamur 95 570 1140 2090 0.00
T o ta l 1579 9 3 7 8 18756 34 38 6 29.44 Source: Monthly Review Reports
Total number of VECs in the district is 1597. Total value of VEC Contribution ir
the district is Rs. 29.44 lakhs. 9378 VEC members were imparted training for 2 days
totally 18756 training days were covered. 1.17 GRANTS - TLE, TLM, SCHOOL GRANT, MAINTENANCE GRANT
The following table shows the Grants - School grant, Maintenance grant, TLE and
TLM Grant for 2007-2008.
Table - 74
Release of Grants -School grant, Maintenance Grant,TLE andTLM Grants for 2007-
OS
Achievement 2007-2008 No. o f No. of schools S. Teachers BlOCK No. School Grant Maintenance Grant TLE TLM Upper Upper Primary Primary P UP PUP Primary Primary
1 Kancheepuram 110 55 92 41 1 1 363 440
2 Walajabad 106 46 39 1 3 247 273
3 Uthiramerur 123 36 114 31 1 1 289 207
4 Sriperumbudur 104 39 95 35 1 0 217 276
5 Kundrathur 92 32 83 29 3 2 307 454
6 Thiruporur 95 33 79 31 2 0 258 243
7 Kattankolathur 100 52 85 41 4 1 361 503
8 Thirukalukundram 103 34 98 30 1 3 246 249 St.Thomas Mount 9 (Rural) 67 45 57 33 0 2 263 511 St.Thomas Mount 10 (Urban) 59 55 21 20 0 0 380 575 11 Achirupakkam 95 31 87 30 0 3 205 185
12 Maduranthagam 128 44 105 28 2 0 280 294
13 Lathur 66 24 57 21 0 1 141 134
14 Chithamur 86 33 86 33 0 1 171 180
Total 1334 559 1150 442 16 18 3728 4524
Source: Progress Reports
Total number of primary and upper primary schools, provided with school grant is
1893. Maintenance grant is provided for 1592 primary and upper primary schools in the
district. Total number of primary teachers, provided with TLM grant is 3728 and upper
primary teachers, provided with TLM grant is 4524. Total number of new primary and
upper primary schools provided with TLE grant is 16 and 18 respectively. MANAGEMENT - DISTRICT OFFICE CATEGORYWISE POSTS SANCTIONED AND IN POSITION
The following table shows the Posts Sanctioned and in position.
Tables - 75 Posts Sanctioned and in Position
District Headquarter S. S ta ff No T o tal No. in Posts Sanctioned Position 1 1 1 District Programme Coordinator Additional District Programme Coordinator (DEEO-Ex- 1 1 2 officio) 1 1 3 Assistant District Programme Coordinator 2 2 4 Training Officer/ Media and Documentation Officer 1 1 5 Accountant/ Finance and Accounts Officer ■ ' - - - ...... 5 5 6 District Coordinators
1X 1 7 Statistical Officer 1 1 8 Superintendent 2 2 9 Assistants 1 1 10 Assistant Executive Engineer 1 1 11 Programmer 3 3 12 Data Entry Operators 13 13 13 Civil Consultant 1 1 14 Audit and Accounts Manager (Tally) 4 4 15 Accountant 1 1 16 Office Assistant 39 39 D istrict Source: Monthly Review Reports
Total number of post sanctioned in District Headquarters in 39 and in position is
39. In BRC centres, a total post sanctioned is 79 and in position is 79. In CRC Centres,
172 posts are sanctioned and 172 are in position.
1.18.1 E-LEARNING
E-learning equipment is one of the items under management head. In this sub
component, the expenditure is incurred for purchase of computers for primary and
middle schools. Chapter I Summary
District Abstract
Male Female Total All 14.57 14.20 28.77 SC 3.62 3.59 7.21 ST 0.13 0.13 0.26
2. Population(In Lakhs)
Male Female Total Rural 6.76 6.66 13.42 Urban 7.81 7.53 15.35 T'otal 14.57 14.20 28.77
Literacy Rate
All Male Female 76.90% 84.70% 68.80%
Habitations and School Access
Habitations 3721 Habitations with Primary Schools 3711 Habitations without Primary Schools 10 Habitations with Upper Primary Schools 3635 Habitations without Upper Primary Schools 86
5. Infrastructure Requirements
New Primary Building 10 New Upper Primary Building 86 New Additional Classroom 250 Drinking Water 112 Toilet 80 Girls Toilet 608 Kitchen Shed 239 Electricity 279
6. General FroHle
Revenue Divisions 3 Taluks 8 Villages 1214 Municipalities 10 Primary Upper Primary Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total All 99.40 99.37 99.38 99.30 99.27 99.29 SC 99.70 99.70 99.70 99.55 99.56 99.56 ST 99.72 99.82 99.77 99.30 99.28 99.30
8. SSA Profile
Blocks 13 VECs / PTAs 1597 Schools 2229 Teachers 13715 Pupils 485439
9. Out of School Children
Boys Girls Total Dropout 6-14 1541 1506 3047 Never Enrolled 6-14 18 39 57 Total 1559 1545 3104
10. Transition Rate (V-VI)
Boys Girls Total All 99.24 99.80 99.54 SC 98.95 98.98 98.98 ST 96.22 95.36 95.80
11. Teachers Pupil Ratio
Primary 21.67 Middle 25.15 High School 47.19 Higher Secondary School 47.25
12. Cohort Indicators
Category Primary Upper Primary CR RR DR CR RR DR All 92.55 6.58 0.88 90.55 8.15 1.31 SC 91.38 8.10 0.53 88.63 9.97 1.40 ST 85.27 13.08 1.65 80.23 17.57 2.20 Chapter Two PROGRESS REVIEW
2.1 INTRODUCTION
SSA, Which is a boon to primary Education, has been reaping it’s goal by implementing various activities. Sufficient number of primary schools has been opened and up-gradation of primary school into upper primary school has been done to fulfill the first objective which “Providing Access” to all school age children.
Out of school children are being identified and given counseling by VECs and the project staff of SSA. As soon as the identification is over, they are admitted either in
regular school or in any one of the system under the programme “Alternative and
Innovative Education”.
The introduction of new methodologies called ABL and ALM has a great impact on
primary and upper primary education. In order to give enough exposure on teaching and
learning process sufficient numbers of trainings have been given to teachers. Special
trainings like ‘Institutional planning’ Toys making’ Intel’ also haye been given to teachers
to equip them in all the wages.
The horizon of computer Aided learning has been widened and 20 schools per
block have been provided computers in this year.
Special focus is not only on ‘Girls’ but also on SC/ST children. Girls find pleasure
in developing their skills and SC/ST children are given good exposure by the organization
of tour programmes.
Special strategies are evolved to identity and enroll out of school children. All the
centres under the programme ‘AIE’ ensures their education.
Students with special needs are given special case by enrolling them in regular
schools, Special schools, and Home Based Trainings. They find pleasure in playing at
‘Play Parks’ in the Block Head Quarter. ‘Resource Room’ gives them enough practice and
confidence. Researchers highlighting students learning process, problems involved in teaching and learning class room management, students IQ, behavioral problems etc.
The block resource centres is provided with all infrastructure facilities. BRCs are functioning with full fledged staff pattern. Trainings workshop are being conducted for the betterment of the quality of the education BRTE’s posted in the BRCs are visiting their respective schools. Continuous and close monitoring in the performance of BRCs is closely watched by the officials.
Kancheepuram District has been regarded as a special focus district sicne the district SC/ST dominated district. Out of the total allotment 70% funds were given to civil works for construction of additional class rooms in their district.
2.2 PROGRESS - TARGET fit ACHIEVEMENT
Total enrolment of children in primary schools as well as in upper primary schools is greater than the total number of children enrolled in the previous year. In 2002 and
2003, NER - Primary was 95 and in 2004 it was 97, whereas in 2005 the NER - Primary
was 97.23. In the year 2006 and 2007, NER - Primary has been greatly increased with
99.38. In the year 2007 the CR-Primary is 92.55. This is greater than the CR-Primary
during the previous years. In the year 2002 RR-Primary of all children was 29.00 this
was gradually reduced during 2003, 2004, 2005 and 2006. In 2007 RR-Primary is 6.58
and thus a considerable change is seen. In the year 2002 the DR-Primary of all children
was 13.00 whereas in 2007 it is only 0.88.
2.2.1 ACCESS - PRIMARY & UPPER PRIMARY
Total number of uncovered habitations has been reduced a lot when compared to
the previous year. All the 3711 eligible habitations are served with primary schools and
the remaining 10 un-served eligible habitation are to be provided with primary school
facilities in year 2008-2009. 2.2.2 OPENING OF SCHOOLS - PRIMARY, UPPER PRIMARY (2001-2002 TO 2007-2008)
There are upper primary schools in the ratio of 1:2 with the primary schools in the district. In accordance with this, primary schools and upper primary schools have been opened as shown in the table given below.
Table - 76
Total No. of Schools 2001-02 to 2007-08
2001-2002 2002-2003 2003-2004
•0 v> TJ V) 4) d « 0 0 0 a ■o 0 0 s. 0 0 ■t) 0 0 -a 0 Block V JS a >. :5i I-) >. " V Ji No. 3 (< -o u ^ -d rt •C u « -3 XD ^ 0 0 •S -S CQ ^ 0 & n "rt > -u 0 0 0 £ H r cu1 H r £ ■ H 1 Kancheepuram 93 17 0 110 92 17 16 125 91 17 16 124
2 Walajabad 92 16 0 108 91 16 2 109 90 17 2 109
3 Uthiramerur 116 9 15 140 115 9 19 143 114 9 19 142
4 Sriperumbudur 93 9 0 102 95 9 1 105 102 9 1 112
5 Kvrndiath-ar 79 6 0 S5 SI 6 5 92 85 6 5 96
6 Thiruporur 75 15 0 90 78 15 1 94 79 15 1 95
7 Kattankolathur 86 15 0 101 86 15 12 113 85 15 12 112 Thirukalukundra 8 96 5 0 101 98 5 3 106 98 5 3 106 m St.Thomas 9 77 50 2 129 75 49 28 152 77 49 28 154 Mount (Rural) St.Thomas 10 Mount (Urban) 11 Achirupakkam 86 8 0 94 86 8 3 97 87 8 3 98
12 Maduranthagam 101 23 3 127 104 23 7 134 105 23 7 135
13 Lathur 56 8 3 67 57 9 4 70 61 9 5 75
14 Chithamur 84 0 5 89 84 0 8 92 87 0 5 92
Total 1134 181 28 1343 1142 181 109 1432 1161 182 107 1450 Source ; DISE Table-76 (contd..) Total No. of Schools 2001-02 to 2007-08
2007-2008
s. No.
Kancheepuram 109 37 173 108 26 29
Walajabad 129 103 18 105 138
Uthiramerur 129 12 166 129 129 12 32 12 32
Sriperumbudur 15 132 107
Kundrathur 95 12 94
Thiruporur 16 15 121 136 90 31 16 33
Kattankolathur 29 24 39 167 166 107 48
Thirukaliikimdram 130 16 131 110 21
St.Thomas Mount 136 317 68 {Rural)
St.Thomas Mount 59 (Urban)
Achirupakkam 10 116 100
Maduranthagam 116 32 33 16
13 62 13 87 13
ChiVhamvii 95 U V06 95 95 96
1972 1320
As the table pictures, the total number of schools in the academic year 2001-2002
was 1343 out of which 1134 were under the Government and Local body. 181 Schools i
were under private aided and 28 schools were private unaided. In the year 2002-2003, |
the total number of schools in the district was 1432 out of which 1142 were under the i
Government and Local body. 181 Schools were under private aided and 109 schools were ‘
private unaided. In the year 2003-2004, the total number of schools in the district was j
1450 out of which 1161 schools were under the Government and Local body, 182 schools
were private aided and 107 schools were private unaided.
During the year 2004-2005, the total number of schools in the district was 1891, \ 1 5 out of which 1315 schools were under the Government and Local body, 255 schools were i i under private aided and 321 schools were private unaided schools. During the year 2005- ' 2006, the total number of schools in the district was 1972, out of which 1322 schools were under the Government and Local body 241 schools were private aided schools and
409 were private unaided schools. During the academic year 2006-2007, the total riumber of schools were 1996 out of which 1320 were under the Government and Local body and 245 were under private aided and 431 were private unaided. This table shows the gradual increase in number of schools.
During this academic year 2007-2008, the total number of schools in
Kancheepuram District is 2229 which shows the entire coverage of ‘Access’. Out of 2229
1351 are under the Government and Local body, 246 are private aided, 622 schools are private unaided. There are 10 schools which come under other category Kendriya vidhyala, Central Government Schools etc.
Table - 77 Schools opened and upgraded under SSA (2001-2002 to 2007-2008)
2001- 2002- 2003- 2004- 2005- 2006- 2007- Total s. 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 OiOCK No. u u u u u u U U P P P P P P P P p P p p p P P P 1 Kancheepuram 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 2 0 1 0 0 1 1 2 6
2 Walajabad 0 0 0 2 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 2 1 3 2 9
3 Uthiramerur 0 1 0 0 0 4 0 3 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 10 4 Sriper umbud ur 1 0 1 1 0 8 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 3 11
5 Kundrathur 2 0 0 0 3 1 0 3 0 0 0 0 3 2 8 6
6 Thiruporur 1 0 2 3 1 2 0 3 0 0 1 0 2 0 7 8
7 Kattankolathur 0 0 0 2 1 4 0 4 0 1 0 0 4 1 5 12
8 Thirukalukundram 1 1 1 2 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 3 3 8 St.Thomas Mount 9 0 0 2 0 0 3 2 3 2 4 14 (Rural) 3 0 1 0 2 St.Thomas Mount 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 (Urban] 11 Achirupakkam 0 0 0 2 1 1 0 0 0 3 0 2 0 3 1 11
12 Maduranthagam 0 0 3 1 1 1 0 2 0 1 0 0 2 0 6 5
13 Lathur 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 1 0 1 1 5
14 Chithamur 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 14 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 16
Total 5 5 8 16 10 25 1 38 2 12 3 7 16 18 45 121 Source : AWP&B During the academic year 2001-2002, 5 new primary schools were opened
and 5 primary schools were upgraded. The total number of new primary was 8 and
upgraded schools was 16 in the academic year 2002-2003. Again there is an increase in the year 2004-2005 in the upgradation of upper primary schools. 38 primary schools
were upgraded and only one new primary was opened in the year 2004-2005. In the
academic year 2005-2006 12 primary schools were upgraded and 2 primary schools were
opened. During the academic year 2006-2007, 3 new primary schools were opened and 7
schools were upgraded.
In this academic year 2007-2008, 16 schools are newly opened primary and 18
schools are upgraded as middle schools. Since 2001-2002 to till now 45 primary schools
have been opened and 121 primary schools have been upgraded as middle school to
achieve the cent percent landmark of access at both levels in the District.
^,^2.3.1 TEACHERS I - VIII CLASSES, MALE, FEM A^, TOTAL - 2002-03 TO 2007-08
The following table shows the number of teachers working during the years from 2001-2002 to 2007- 2008 Table - 78
2001-02 2002-03 2003- 04 2004-0( S. Block % of % of N Tot Tot % of Tot To MF Femal MF M F FeTna\ F o. al al Female al al e e
1 Kancheepuram 66 219 285 76.84 130 457 587 77.85 104 484 588 82.31 85 361 4
2 Walajabad 50 126 176 71.59 112 235 347 67.72 82 265 347 76.37 68 164
3 Uthiramerur 38 117 155 75.48 194 268 462 58.01 146 316 462 68.40 133 189 3i Sriperumbudu 4 46 106 152 69.74 90 244 334 73.05 80 254 334 76.05 56 126 r .— 5 Kundrathur 40 159 199 79.90 103 353 456 77.41 60 399 459 86.93 56 242 2!
6 Thiruporur 45 96 141 68.09 77 248 325 76.31 57 269 326 82.52 61 168 2| ---- 4 Kattankolathu 7 53 185 238 77,73 115 459 574 79.97 67 508 575 88.35 53 323 r ..4 Thirukalukundra 52 130 182 71.43 109 328 437 75.06 90 347 437 79.41 62 180 8 m St.Thomas 34 514 548 93.80 117 1211 1328 91.19 65 1263 1328 95.11 34 706 7: 9 Mount (Rural) ----ni 1 St. Thomas 0 Mount (Urban) “ 1 Achirupakkam 69 72 141 51.06 122 225 347 64.84 138 210 348 60.34 98 110 2 1 — d ■ Maduranthaga 1 60 147 207 71,01 132 333 465 71.61 146 320 466 68.67 101 186 2 m % ] 1 Lathur 49 49 98 50.00 68 145 213 68.08 81 132 213 61.97 58 79 ] 3 1 Chitham ur 56 39 95 41.05 147 124 271 45.76 110 163 273 59.71 80 86 4 j Total 658 1959 2617 74.86 1516 4630 6146 75.33 1226 4930 6156 80.08 945 2920 3 2003- 04 2004-05 S. Block No. % of % of MF Total M F Total Female Female 1 Kancheepuram 104 484 588 82.31 85 361 446 80.94 2 Walaiabad 82 265 347 76.37 68 164 232 70.69 3 Ut±iiramerur 146 316 462 68.40 133 189 322 58.70
4 Sriperumbudur 80 254 334 76.05 56 126 182 69.23 5 Kundrathur 60 399 459 86.93 56 242 298 81.21 6 Thiruporur 57 269 326 82.52 61 168 229 73.36 7 Kattankolathu r 67 508 575 88.35 53 323 376 85.90 8 Thirukalukundram 90 347 437 79.41 62 180 242 74.38 St.Thomas Mount 9 (Rural) 65 1263 1328 95.11 34 706 740 95.41 St.Thomas Mount 10 (Urban) 11 Achirupakkam 138 210 348 60.34 98 110 208 52.88 12 MadurantJiagam 146 320 466 /^^_68.67 101 186 287 64.81 13 Lathur 81 132 213 61.97 58 79 137 57.66
14 Chithamur 110 163 273 59.71 80 86 166 51.81 Total 1226 4930 6156 80.08 945 2920 3865 75.55
Table - 78 (Contd.) Teachers - 2005-06 2006-07 S. Block % of % of No. M F Total M F Total Female Female
1 Kancheepuram 85 361 446 80.94 88 411 499 82.36 2 Walajabad 68 173 241 71.78 76 248 324 76.54 3 Uthiramerur 133 183 316 57.91 133 290 423 68,56 4 Sriperumbudur 57 120 177 67.80 66 212 278 76.26 5 Kundrathur 67 233 300 77.67 59 394 453 86.98 6 Thiruporur 74 158 232 68.10 64 305 369 82.66 7 Kattankolathur 67 314 381 82.41 51 391 442 88.46 8 Thirukalukundram 66 175 241 72.61 58 224 282 79.43 St.Thomas Mount 9 40 708 748 94.65 39 753 792 95.08 (Rural) St.Thomas Mount 10 (Urban) 11 Achirupakkam 96 111 207 53.62 100 153 253 60.47 12 Maduranthagam 96 194 290 66.90 106 233 339 68.73 13 Lathur 62 79 141 56.03 69 114 183 62.30 14 Chithamur 69 99 168 58.93 91 135 226 59.73 Total 980 2908 3888 74.79 1000 3863 4863 79.44 S. 2 0 07-08 No. B lo ck MF T o tal % of Female 1 Kancheepu ram 77 502 579 86.70 2 W alajabad 62 242 304 79.61 3 Uthiramerur 102 291 393 74.05 4 Sriperum budur 59 211 270 78.15 5 Kundrathur 58 519 577 89.95 6 Thiruporur 54 286 340 84.12 7 Kattankolathur 54 428 482 88.80 8 Thirukalukundram 42 250 292 85.62 9 St.Thomas Mount (Rural) 41 632 673 93.91 10 St.Thomas Mount (Urban) 17 655 672 97.47
11 Achirupakkam 69 144 213 67.61
Maduranthagam 99 217 ^ 6 68.67 13 . Lathur 52 113 165 68.48 14 Chithamur 77 133 210 63.33
T o ta l 863 4623 5486 84.27 Source: DISE In the academic year 2001-2002, total number of teachers working in primary schools was 2,617 out of which 658 were males and 1,959 were females. The percentage of female teachers working in primary schools was 74.86. In the year 2002-2003, there was an increase in the percentage of female teachers with 75.33%.
In the academic year 2003-2004, total number of teachers working in primary
schools in the district was 6,156 out of which 1226 were female and 4930 were male.
80.08 percentage of female teachers shows their interest and dedication in teaching
profession. During the year 2004-2005, 945 male teachers and 2920 female teachers
were working for primary education. The total number of teachers in primary education
was 3865. 75.55 percentage of the teachers were female in the academic year 2004-2005. ^
During the academic year 2005-2006 the total number of teachers working in upper »
primary schools was 3888 out of which only 980 were males and 2908 were male. The j
percentage of female teachers is 74.79. The table for the year 2006-2007 shows us that
4863 teachers were working in upper primary schools out of which 1000 were male and
3863 were female. The percentage of female teachers is 79.44. In this academic year 2007-2008, 5486 teachers are working for primary education in this academic year out of which only 863 are male and 4623 are female. In this academic year the highest percentage of female teachers are working for primary education.
Table - 79 Teachers - Upper Primary (2001-02 to 2007-08)
2001-02 2002-03 S. No. Block % of % of MF Total M F Total Female Female 1 Kancheepuram 127 272 399 68.17 111 356 467 76.23 2 Walajabad 98 156 254 61.42 87 192 279 68.82 3 Uthiramerur 74 145 219 66.21 123 150 273 54.95 4 Sriperumbudur 89 132 221 59.73 64 124 188 65.96 5 Kundrathur 79 198 277 71.48 65 153 218 70.18 6 Thiruporur 87 120 207 57.97 75 147 222 66.22 Kattankolathur 104 230 334 68.86 389 470 82.77 5 Thirukalukundram 101 162 263 61.60 78 173 251 68.92 St.Thomas Mount 9 66 (Rural) 639 705 90.64 433 619 1052 58.84 St.Thomas Mount 10 (Urban) 11 Achirupakkam 133 90 223 40.36 74 95 169 56.21 12 Maduranthasam 116 184 300 61.33 98 160 258 62.02 13 Lathur 96 61 157 38.85 84 63 147 42.86 14 Chithamur 109 50 159 31.45 59 83 142 58.45 Total 1279 2439 3718 65.60 1432 2704 4136 65.38 Source: DISE Table - 79 ( Contd...,)
2003-04 2004-05 S. Block No. % of % of MF Total MF Total Female Female
1 Kancheepuram 104 365 469 77.83 155 500 655 76.34 2 Walajabad 90 190 280 67.86 79 176 255 69.02 3 Uthiramerur 116 161 277 58.12 104 128 232 55.17 4 Sriperumbudur 53 143 196 72.96 85 159 244 65.16 5 Kundrathur 50 169 219 77.17 75 268 343 78.13 6 Thiruporur 53 171 224 76.34 86 241 327 73.70 7 Kattankolathur 95 379 474 79.96 95 425 520 81.73 8 Thirukalukundram 63 189 252 75.00 83 211 294 71.77 St.Thomas Mount 9 93 959 1052 91.16 171 1608 1779 90.39 (Rural) St.Thomas Mount 10 (Urban) 11 Achirup akkam 60 110 170 64.71 93 121 214 56.54 12 Maduranthagam 74 185 259 71.43 88 195 283 68.90 13 Lathur 47 100 147 68.03 67 71 138 51.45 14 Chithamur 77 66 143 46.15 77 92 169 54.44
Total 975 3187 4162 76.57 1258 4195 5453 76.93 2005-06 2006-07
S. No. Block % of % of M F Total M F Total Female Female
1 Kancheepuram 155 502 657 76.41 184 646 830 77.83
2 Walajabad 79 176 255 69.02 123 260 383 67.89
3 Uthiramerur 104 128 232 55.17 155 215 370 58.11
4 Sriperumbudur 82 162 244 66.39 111 302 413 73.12
5 Kundrathur 102 241 343 70.26 207 712 919 77.48
6 Thiruporur 110 217 327 66.36 133 432 565 76.46
7 Kattankolathur 93 449 542 82.84 181 725 906 80.02
8 Thirukalukundram 94 209 303 68.98 81 244 325 75.08 St.Thomas Mount 9 750 1076 1826 58.93 239 2479 2718 91.21 (Rural) St.Thomas Mount 10 0 0 (Urban) 11 Achirupakka^ 93 121 214 56.54 86 159 245 /. — 64.90 12 Maduranthagam. 109 179 288 62.15 101 256 357 .71.71
13 Lathur 79 59 138 42.75 86 184 270 68.15
14 Chithamur 72 102 174 58.62 125 106 231 45.89
Total 1922 3621 5543 834.42 1812 6720 8532 927.85 Source: DISE Table -79 ( Contd...,)
2 0 0 7 -0 8 S. No. B lo ck MF T o ta l % of Female 1 Kancheepuram 159 593 752 78.86 2 Walajabad 102 226 328 68.90 3 Uthiramerur 136 188 324 58.02
4 Sriperumbudur 93 202 295 68.47 5 Kundrathur 116 476 592 80.41 6 Thiruporur 125 341 466 73.18 7 Kattankolathur 130 631 761 82.92 8 Thirukalukundram 110 262 372 70.43 9 St.Thomas Mount (Rural) 164 1384 1548 89.41
10 St.Thomas Mount (Urban) 167 1599 1766 90.54
11 Achirupakkam 85 137 222 61.71
12 M adur anthagam 126 241 367 65.67
13 Lathur 85 115 200 57.50
14 Chithamur 110 126 236 53.39
T o tal 1708 6521 8229 79.24 Source: DISE During the year 2001-2002 total numbers of teachers working in upper primary
sections was 3718 and in the current year the total number of teachers is 8532 and thus 2002-2003, 4136 teachers were working in upper primary sections out of which the percentage of female teachers was 65.38. In 2003-2004, the total number of teachers was 4162 and percentage of female teachers was 76.57. In 2004-2005, there were*5453 teachers, working in upper primary sections in the district out of which 76.93% were females. In 2005-2006, 5543 teachers were working in the upper primary sections out of which 1922 were males and 3621 were females. In 2006-2007, the total number of
teachers working in upper primary sections is 8532 and the percentage of female teachers
is78.76.
p x this academic year 2007-2008, as the table sho\^ 1708 male teachers and
6521 female teachers are working in middle schools. Total number of teachers is 8229.
The percentage 79.24 reveals us that female are more interested in teaching than male
2.3.2 APPOINTMENT OF TEACHERS - PRIMARY, UPPER PRIMARY UNDER SSA (2001-02 TO 2007-08) Table - 80 Teachers appointed under SSA
2001- 2002- 2003- 2004- S. No. Block 02 2003 2004 2005 P UP PUPP UP PUP 1 Kancheepuram 0 0 0 1 2 2 0 4 2 Walajabad 0 0 0 2 0 3 2 4 3 Uthiramerur 0 1 0 1 0 5 0 7 4 Sriperumbudur 2 0 2 1 0 9 0 11 5 Kundrathur 4 0 0 0 6 1 0 4 6 Thiruporur 2 0 4 3 2 5 0 8 7 Kattankolathur 0 0 0 2 2 6 0 10 8 Thirukalukundram 2 1 2 3 0 4 0 3 9 St.Thomas Mount (Rural) 0 3 0 5 0 5 0 5 10 St.Thomas Mount (Urban) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 Achirupakkam 0 0 0 2 2 3 0 3 12 Maduranthagam 0 0 6 1 2 2 0 4 13 Lathur 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 14 Chithamur 0 0 0 0 4 1 0 15 Total 10 5 16 21 20 46 2 79 Table - 80 (Contd..) Teachers appointed under SSA
S. 2005-2006 2006-2007 2007-08 Total Grand Block Total No. P UP PUPP UP P UP 1 Kancheepuram 0 4 0 . 35 2 2 4 48 52 2 Walajabad 0 2 0 19 2 5 4 35 39 3 Uthiramerur 0 7 0 39 2 2 2 62 64 4 Sriperumbudur 0 10 0 12 2 0 6 43 49 5 Kundrathur 0 4 0 58 6 2 16 69 85 6 Thiruporur 0 5 2 76 4 0 14 97 111 7 Kattankolathur 0 9 0 27 8 2 10 56 66 8 Thirukalukundram 0 2 0 51 2 4 6 68 74 St.Thomas Mount 9 4 6 4 93 0 6 8 124 132 (Rural) St.Thomas Mount 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 (Urban) 11 Achirupakkam 0 4 0 31 0 8 2 51 53 12 Maduranthagam 0 4 0 25 4 1 12 37 13 Lathur 0 3 0 11 0 4 2 19 21 14 Chithamur 0 15 0 17 0 1 4 49 53
Total 4 75 6 494 32 37 90 758 848 Source: DISE
This table shows us the appointment of teachers under the scheme SSA since
2001-2002. Here, we can very well see the gradual increase in appointment of teachers.
In 2001-2002 5 teachers were appointed in upper primary schools and 10 teachers were appointed in primary schools. In the year 2002-2003, 16 teachers in primary schools and
21 teachers in upper primary schools were appointed. The table shows us that 20 teachers were appointed in primary schools and 46 teachers were appointed in upper primary schools in the academic year 2003-2004. In 2004-2005 only two primary teachers and 79 upper primary teachers were appointed for SSA schools.
In the year 2005-2006, 4 primary teachers and 75 upper primary teachers were appointed. In the year 2006-2007, total number of teachers appointed for upper primary I sections was 494 and total number of teachers appointed for primary sections was 6. In
this academic year, there are 32 primary teachers and 37 upper primary teachers are i
appointed. Since 2001-2002 to till now, 758 upper primary teachers and 90 primary
teachers are appointed. Totally 848 teachers are appointed under the scheme SSA to
upgrade the Quality of education which is one of the primary motive. 2.4 ENROLMENT - I-V - ALL, SC, ST - BOYS, GIRLS, TOTAL - VI-VIII ALL, SC, ST - BOYS, GIRLS, TOTAL - 2003-04 TO 2007-08
Table -81 Enrolment -
S. Prim ary Block ALL No. SC ST B GT B GT B GT 1 Kancheepuram 14847 14184 29031 2853 2780 5633 345 336 681
2 Walajabad 6789 6444 13233 2709 2608 5317 184 148 332
3 Uthiramerur 7136 6738 13874 2691 2536 5227 282 226 508
4 Sriperumbudur 5978 5669 11647 2690 2561 5251 126 111 237
5 Kundrathur 9765 9576 19341 4411 4250 8661 329 277 606
6 Thiruporur 7837 7519 15356 3664 3559 7223 217 185 402
7 Kattankolatliu r 14548 14045 28593 4585 4530 9115 481 445 926
8 Thirukalukundram 8299 7908 16207 2717 2502 5219 317 306 623 St.Thomas Mount 9 (Rural) . 44813 43855 88668 12850 12532 25382 ^ 762 1606 St.Thomas Mount 10 (Urban) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 Achirupakkam 5256 4939 10195 2379 2226 4605 150 167 317
12 Maduranthagam 7906 7563 15469 4072 3786 7858 180 182 362
13 Lathur 4466 4284 8750 2270 2172 4442 62 78 140
14 Chithamur 5524 5507 11031 2987 2991 5978 105 109 214
Total 143164 138231 281395 50878 49033 99911 3622 3332 6954
Source: DISE 2003-04
Table -81 (Contd...) Enrolment - Upper Primary S. Block ALL 1 SCST No. BG T B G TBGT
1 Kancheepuram 7921 8922 16843 1867 1810 3677 86 91 177
2 Wgdajabad 3534 4053 7587 1773 1698 3471 46 40 86
3 Uthiramerur 4462 4238 8700 1761 1651 3412 71 61 132
4 Sriperumbudur 3805 3566 7371 1761 1667 3428 32 30 62 5 Kundrathur 5134 6024 11158 2887 2767 5654 82 75 157 6 Thiruporur 4454 4730 9184 2398 2317 4715 54 50 104 7 Kattankolathur 11634 8835 20469 3001 2949 5950 121 121 242
8 Thirukalukundram 4940 4974 9914 1778 1629 3407 79 83 162 St.Thomas Mount 9 (Rural) 30587 27586 58173 8411 8157 16568 212 208 420 St.Thomas Mount 10 (Urban) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 Achirupakkam 4310 3108 7418 1557 1449 3006 38 45 83 12 Maduranthagam 4732 4757 9489 2664 2465 5129 45 49 94 13 Lathur 2697 2695 5392 1486 1414 2900 16 21 37 14 Chithamur 2833 3464 6297 1955 1947 3902 26 30 56 Total 91043 86952 177995 33299 31920 65219 908 904 1812 The above tables picture the district data of the Enrolment of boys and girls in
Primary sections schools as well as in the Upper Primary section schools during the year
2003-2004. The tables focus the Enrolment of SC and ST students. In the first table, the
total number of Enrolment in primary was 281395 out of which 99911 were SC children
and 6954 were ST children. Out of 99911 SC children, 50878 were boys and 49033 were
girls and out of 6954 ST children, 3622 children were boys and 3332 children were girls.
The second table shows that the total enrolment of upper primary was 177995 out of
which 91043 were boys and 86952 were girls. And this table shows as that total SC
population was 65219 out of 33299 were boys and 31920 were girls. Total number of ST
children was 1812 out of which 908 children were boys and 904 were girls.
Table - 82 Enrolment - Primary & Upper Primary - 2004-2005
Primary S. B lock ALL SCST No. B G T B G TBG T
1 Kancheepuram 14273 13636 27909 2743 2672 5415 332 323 655
2 Walajabad 6374 6051 12425 2543 2449 4992 173 139 312
3 Uthiramerur 6623 6253 12876 2497 2354 4851 261 210 471
4 Sriperumbudur 5894 5589 11483 2652 2525 5177 124 110 234
5 Kundratiiur 9205 9027 18232 4158 4006 8164 310 261 571
6 Thiruporur 7619 7309 14928 3562 3460 7022 211 180 391
7 Kattankolathur 14622 14117 28739 4609 4553 9162 484 447 931
8 Thirukalukundram 8402 8007 16409 2751 2533 5284 321 310 631 St.Thomas Mount 9 41617 41335 82952 11523 11323 22846 874 822 1696 (Rural) St.Thomas Mount 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 (Urban) 0 11 Achirupakkam 4821 4531 9352 2182 2042 4224 138 153 291
12 Maduranthagam 7608 7277 14885 3918 3643 7561 173 175 348
13 Lathur 3990 3827 7817 2028 1940 3968 55 70 125
14 Chithamur 5007 4992 9999 2708 2711 5419 95 99 194
Total 136055 131951 268006 47874 46211 94085 3551 3299 6850 Source; DISE 2004-05 S. Block ALL SC ST No. G G G
Kancheepuram 8405 8264 16669 1726 1728 3454 80 77 157
Walajabad 3954 3600 7554 1683 1386 3069 44 25 69
Uthiramerur 4538 4260 8798 1891 1801 3692 55 40 95
Sriperumbudur 3605 3531 7136 1842 1732 3574 28 31 59
Kundrathur 6297 5899 12196 2992 2763 5755 46 57 103
Thiruporur 5151 4595 9746 2634 2404 5038 43 39 82
Kattankolatiiur 9618 9926 19544 3380 3369 6749 246 259 505
Thirukalukundram 5307 4973 10280 1754 1684 3438 43 54 97 St.Thomas Mount (Rural)______29170 27587 56757 8097 7573 15670 345 301 646 St.Thomas Mount 10 (Urban)______11 Achirupakkam 3848 3421 7269 1912 1659 3571 43 39 82
12 Maduranthagam 4692 4628 9320 2532 2428 4960 47 132 179
13 Lathur 2757 2588 5345 1448 1376 2824 10 16
14 Chithamur 3281 3093 6374 1765 1769 3534 31 22 53
Total 90623 86365 176988 33656 31672 65328 1061 1082 2143
Source: DISE 2004-05
In the academic year 2004-2005, the total enrolment in primary section was
286006 out of which 136055 were boys and 131951 were girls. Total population of SC children was 94085 out of which 47874 were boys and 46211 were girls. Totally 6850
students in ST were enrolled out of which 3551 were boys and 3299 were girls. In upper
primary sections, totally 176988 children were enrolled out of which 90623 were boys
and 86365 were girls. If we focus SC students enrolment the table gives as the data that
the total enrolment of SC children was 65328 out of which 33656 were boys and 31672
were girls. 2143 ST children were enrolled out of which 1061 were boys and 1082 were
girls. Primary S. Block ALL SC ST No. B GT BG T B G T
1 Kancheepur;ain 13907 13428 27335 2713 2707 5420 . 354 346 700
2 Walajabad 6342 5998 12340 2402 2359 4761 239 208 447
3 Uthiramerur 6231 5826 12057 2294 2082 4376 236 190 426
4 Sriperumbudur 6071 5724 11795 2571 2413 4984 150 146 296
5 Kundrathur 10314 10036 20350 4285 4131 8416 322 282 604
6 Thiruporur 8344 8092 16436 3670 3576 7246 252 235 487
7 Kattankolathur 15118 14587 29705 4588 4465 9053 717 604 1321
8 Thirukalukundram 8253 7965 16218 2370 2211 4581 301 300 601 St.Thomas Mount 9 44376 43118 87494 11172 22530 889 828 1717 (Rural) 11358 St.Thomas Mount 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 (Urban) 0 11 Achirupakkam 4707 4362 9069 1999 1888 3887 156 157 313
12 Maduranthagam 7323 7077 14400 3683 3418 7101 193 187 380
13 Lathur 4012 3843 7855 2065 2022 4087 72 83 155
14 Chithamur 4925 4966 9891 2696 2706 5402 117 135 252
Total 139923 135022 274945 46694 45150 91844 3998 3701 7699 Source: DISE 2005-06 Table - 83 (Contd...)
Upper Prim ary S. Block ALL SC ST No. B G TBG TBG T
1 Kancheepuram 8511 8548 17059 1783 1755 3538 109 126 235
2 Walajabad 4204 3862 8066 1801 1593 3394 74 35 109
3 Uthiramerur 4650 4335 8985 1985 1807 3792 44 47 91
■ 4 Sriperumbudur 3952 3622 7574 1932 1706 3638 36 33 69
5 Kundrathur 6938 6261 13199 3125 2622 5747 77 56 133
6 Thiruporur 5198 4661 9859 2575 2361 4936 63 46 109
7 Kattankolathur 9336 10181 19517 3211 3409 6620 274 261 535
8 Thirukalukundram 5143 4980 10123 1701 1638 3339 63 57 120 St.Thomas Mount 9 31449 30051 61500 8145 7769 15914 380 359 739 (Rural) St.Thomas Mount 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 (Urban) 11 Achirupakkam 3640 3244 6884 1706 1550 3256 42 33 75
12 Maduranthagaim 4578 4379 8957 2426 2394 4820 73 38 111
13 Lathur 2795 2582 5377 1475 1349 2824 12 10 22
14 Chithamur 3384 3188 6572 1822 1889 3711 34 25 59
Total 93778 89894 183672 33687 31842 65529 1281 1126 2407 During the year 2005-2006, 274945 children were enrolled in primary sections out of which 139923 were boys and 135022 were girls. 91844 SC children were enrolled out of which 46694 were boys and 45150 were girls. 7699 children in ST were enrolled totally out of which 3998 were boys and 3701 were girls. In the upper primary sections,
183672 children were enrolled in upper primary section out of which 93778 children were
boys and 89894 were girls. Totally 31842 SC children were enrolled out of which 33687
were boys and 31842 were girls. If we focus ST students enrolment, we can get the clear
picture that the total number of ST enrolment is 2407 out of which 1281 were boys and
1126 were girls.
Table - 84
Enrolment - Primary (2006-2007)
Primary S. Block ALL SC ST No. B G TB G T BGT
1 Kancheepuram 13724 13463 27187 2601 2607 5208 331 331 662
2 Walajabad 5938 5683 11621 2332 2304 4636 218 190 408
3 Uthiramerur 5927 5569 11496 2220 2040 4260 259 218 477
4 Sriperumbudur 5743 5584 11327 2429 2426 4855 156 134 290
5 Kundrathur 10978 10533 21511 4327 4207 8534 414 377 791
6 Thiruporur 7700 7521 15221 3455 3353 6808 234 241 475
7 Kattankolathur 15900 15770 31670 4220 4224 8444 537 548 1085
8 Thirukalukundram 7567 7475 15042 2314 2144 4458 318 318 636 St.Thomas Mount 9 43724 (Rural) 43192 86916 11171 11191 22362 1209 1191 2400 St.Thomas Mount 10 0 (Urban) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 Achirup akkam 4482 4263 8745 1920 1863 3783 144 147 291
12 Maduranthagam 6732 6664 13396 3443 3262 6705 204 228 432
13 Lathur 3797 3579 7376 1943 1873 3816 91 90 181
14 Chithamur 4709 4630 9339 2498 2453 4951 118 149 267
1 Total 136921 133926 270847 44873 43947 88820 4233 4162 8395 Source: DISE 2006-07 Upper Primary S. Block ALL SC ST No. B G TB GT B G T
1 Kancheepuram 8299 9230 17529 1659 1499 3158 103 334 437
2 Walajabad 4194 3771 7965 1695 1477 3172 51 49 100
3 Uthiramerur 4319 4053 8372 1806 1690 3496 42 43 85
4 Sriperumbudur 4120 3727 7847 1981 1753 3734 45 42 87
5 Kundrathur 7531 6797 14328 3160 2823 5983 168 188 356
6 Thiruporur 5209 4614 9823 2543 2328 4871 71 55 126
7 Kattankolathur 8903 9072 17975 2618 2765 5383 ' 186 174 360
8 Thirukalukundram 5077 4960 10037 1626 1461 3087 79 79 158 St.Thomas Mount 9 31506 29959 61465 8562 8081 16643 519 412 931 ^ural) ^^rThomas Mount 0 0 0 0 0 ' 0 0 0 0 10 (Urban) 11 Achirupakkam 3494 3203 6697 1689 1532 3221 41 49 90
12 Madurantiiagain 4600 4185 8785 2416 2237 4653 91 42 133
13 Lathur 2657 2879 5536 1441 1334 2775 16 11 27
14 Chithamur 3365 3242 6607 1832 1831 3663 48 34 82
Total 93274 89692 182966 33028 30811 |63839 1460 1512 2972 . — Soturce; BISE 2006-07
During the academic year 2006-2007, the total enrolment in primary sections was
270847 out of which 136921 were boys and 133956 were girls. The total number of enrolment in SC children was 88820 out of which 44873 were boys and 43947 were girls.
Totally 8395 children in ST were enrolled out of which 4233 were boys and 4162 were girls. In the upper primary sections, the total enrolment was 182966 out of which 93274 were boys and 89692 were girls. If we focus SC students enrolment, 63839 students were enrolled out o f which 1460 were boys and 1512 were girls. Prim ary S. Block ALL SCST No. B G TB G T B GT 1 Kancheepuram 15035 14426 29461 2809 2729 5538 414 .413 827
2 Walajabad 5761 5509 11270 2288 2234 4522 172 141 313
3 Utliiramerur 5689 5368 11057 2072 1872 3944 219 227 446
4 Sriperumbudur 5283 5128 10411 2159 2245 4404 133 106 239
5 Kundrathur 12165 11494 23659 4543 4338 8881 312 347 659
6 Thiruporur 7564 7341 14905 3247 3219 6466 238 240 478
7 KattankolatJiur 16144 15825 31969 4907 4740 9647 545 493 1038
8 Thirukalukundram 8115 7642 15757 3032 2696 5728 363 356 719 St.Thomas Mount 9 26148 (Rural) 24746 50894 6335 6020 12355 663 561 1224 St.Thomas Mount 27682 ^ (Urban) 27479 55161 7013 ^ 0 3 0 14043 353 401 754 11 Achirupakkam 4254 4083 8337 1834 1834 3668 153 142 295
12 Maduranthagam 6492 6449 12941 3180 3151 6331 243 222 465
13 Latiiur 3400 3191 6591 1817 1730 3547 151 158 309
14 Chit±iamur 4631 4416 9047 2360 2263 4623 108 126 234
Total 148363 143097 291460 47596 46101 93697 4067 3933 8000
Source: DISE 2007-08
Table - 87 (Contd...) Enrolment - Upper Primary (2007-2008)
Upper Primary S. Block ALL SC ST No. BG TB GTBGT
1 Kancheepuram 9895 9305 19200 1867 1807 3674 133 138 271
2 Walajabad 4139 3772 7911 1723 1534 3257 59 48 107
3 Uthiramerur 4203 4035 8238 1838 1778 3616 175 147 322
4 Sriperumbudur 3893 3647 7540 1869 1715 3584 48 44 92
5 Kundrathur 7314 6795 14109 3091 2837 5928 146 119 265
6 Thiruporur 5198 4657 9855 2464 2237 4701 81 68 149
7 Kattankolathur 11194 10830 22024 3571 3459 7030 225 202 427
8 Thirukalukundram 5206 5024 10230 2048 1915 3963 93 86 179 St.Thomas Mount 15696 14027 187 9 (Rural) 29723 3803 3365 7168 208 395 St.Thomas Mount 10 (Urban) 20032 19362 39394 4813 4819 9632 198 192 390 11 Achirupakkam 3156 2967 6123 1473 1321 2794 36 57 93
12 Maduranthagam 4581 4030 8611 2469 2126 4595 107 59 166
13 Lathur 2596 2502 5098 1404 1369 2773 67 49 116
14 Chithamur 3001 2922 5923 1650 1634 3284 49 37 86
Total 100104 93875 193979 34083 31916 65999 1625 1433 3058 In the current academic year the total enrolment of primary children was 291460 out of which 148363 are boys and 143097 are girls. If we focus SC students enrolment, 93697 children are enrolled totally out of which 47596 are boys and 46101 are girls. 8000 ST children are enrolled out of which 4067 students are boys and 3933 are girls. In the upper primary sections, totally 193979 children are enrolled out of which 100104 children are boys and 93875 children are girls. In SC category, totally 65999 children are enrolled out of which 34083 are boys and 31916 are girls. If we focus ST children enrolment we can get the clear picture that is, 3058 children are enrolled totally out of which 1625 are boys and 1433 are girls. 2.5 INDICATORS
The educational indicator serves as the major source to evaluate the progress in
the educational status of the school, block and district. Net Enrolment Rate, Completion
Rate, Dropout Rate and Repetition Rate are the major indicators.
2.5.1 NER - PRIMARY- ALL, SC, ST - PROGRESS IN NER (2002 TO 2007) The following table shows the progress in NER Primary -A ll. Table - 86
Boys Girls ALL s. Block rt “ <0 M S n 1 It) No. s t t 1 o o O 1 ' O o o SO 1N 1 N 8 (M §(N « « N § « (N 1 1 Kancheepuram 95 96 100 100 99.90 99.90 96 86 99.8 99.9 99.90 99,87 96 91 99.8 99.9 99,90 9 2 Walajabad 90 96 93 96 97.80 98.80 90 93 93 95 97.60 98,77 90 95 93 95.5 97,70 9 3 Uthiramerur 98 98 98 98 98.60 98.70 97 98 99 99.5 99.50 98.67 98 98 98,5 98.8 99.05 9 4 Sriperumbudur 99 99 100 100 99.80 99.90 98 99 99.4 99.8 99.80 99.87 99 99 99.5 99.8 99.80 9 5 Kundrathur 97 98 100 100 99.80 99.90 98 97 99.6 99.7 99,70 99.87 98 98 99.6 99.7 99.75 9 6 Thiruporur 86 88 89 95 97.90 99.00 88 89 88 94 97.85 98.97 87 89 88.5 94.5 97.88 9 7 Kattankolathur 97 98 100 100 99.90 99.90 98 98 99.8 99.8 99,80 99.87 98 98 99,8 99.9 99,85 9 8 Thirukalukundram 96 97 99 100 99.60 99.60 95 96 98 99 99.00 99.57 96 97 98.5 99,3 99.30 9 St.Thomas Mount 96 96 97 99.20 99.30 95 95 95 97.2 98.20 99.27 96 96 95.5 97.1 98.70 9 (Rural) 96 % St.Thomas Mount 99.30 99.27 10 (Urban) i n Achirupakkam 93 91 95 99 99.18 99.30 94 92 95 98.1 99.05 99.27 94 92 95 98.6 99.12 1 12 MaduranthaRam 93 93 93 95 97.90 98.70 92 93 94 95.1 97.70 98,67 93 93 93.5 95.1 97.80 1 13 Lathur 93 95 99 100 99.80 99.80 96 97 99 99.4 99.40 99,77 95 96 99 99,6 99.60 < 14 Chithamur 93 95 97 99 99.40 99.50 93 96 98 99 99,30 99.47 94 96 97.5 99 99.35 j Total 94 95 97 97 99.36 99.40 95 97 97 99.40 99.37 95 95 97 97 99.38 4 1 —3 Sou The progress of NER boys in the primary section during 2002 is 94, in 2003 is 95,
in 2004 and 2005 is 97, and it has been increased to 99.36 and 99.40 in the year 2006
and 2007 respectively. NER for Girls in 2002 and 2003 is 95 and it was 97 during 2004
and 2005, during 2006 and 2007 the rate has been increased to 99.40 and 99.37
respectively. The Kancheepuram block has the highest NER boys 99.90 and 99.87 girls. Overall NER during 2002 and 2003 is 95, in 2004 and 2005, it is 97 and in 2006
and 2007, it has been increased to 99.38 respectively. Kancheepuram block has the
highest NER with 99.88.
Fig - 20 Progress in NER - Primary - ALL 100 Boys Girls □ All 00 I CO I c ) 0 99
98
97
96
95
94
93
92
91 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007
The following table shows the NER-Primar>’^ of SC Children in the District. Table - 87
Boys Girls ALL
S. Block No. « 10 « N « in h- o« n ift « o o O o o o o O o o o o § § o o o o o o o o o o o 8 § (N s w (M N s N (N N PI
1 Kancheepuram 90 93 99,7 99.8 99.80 99.90 90 92 99.7 99.8 99.80 99.90 90 93 99.7 99.8 99.80 99.90
2 Walajabad 68 78 89 92 97.60 99.08 67 67 89 92.45 97.55 99.15 68 73 89 92.23 97.58 99.12
3 Uthiramerur 98 98 98 98 98.70 99.25 92 86 98 99.2 99.30 99.45 95 92 98 98.6 99.00 99.35
1 4 Sriperumbudur 91 92 99.5 99.6 99.60 99.90 89 90 99.3 99.4 99.50 99.90 90 91 99.4 99.5 99.55 99.90
5 Kundrathur 96 98 99 99.2 99.60 99.90 92 93 99 99.6 99.70 99.90 94 96 98 99.4 99.65 99.90
6 Thiruporur 90 91 93 95.04 98.85 99.28 90 91 93 94.38 98.05 99.58 90 91 93 94.71 98.45 99.43
7 Kattankolathur 90 95 99.7 99.8 99.80 99.90 90 92 99.7 99.8 99.85 99.90 90 94 99.7 99.8 99.83 99.90
8 Thirukalukundram 93 95 99 99.2 99.30 99.89 92 93 99 99.3 99.35 99.80 93 94 99 99.25 99.33 99.84 St.Thomas Mount 9 (Rural) 97 98 99 99.1 99.20 99.58 95 96 99 99.47 99.47 99.72 96 97 99 99.29 99.34 99.65 St.Thomas Mount 10 (Urban) 99.65 99.95 99.80 11 Achirupakkam 91 96 96 96.76 98.95 99.58 90 92 96 97.21 98.25 99.89 91 94 96 96.99 98.60 99.73 12 Maduranthagam 96 96 96 97.24 97.90 99.00 93 96 96 97.25 97.80 99.30 95 96 96 97.25 97.85 99.15 13 Lathur 92 96 99 99.21 99.35 99.90 92 96 99 99.54 99.54 99.80 92 96 99 99.38 99.45 99.85 14 Chithamur 86 89 93 97.18 98.90 99.79 90 91 93 95.04 99.00 99.70 88 90 93 96.11 98.95 99.74
T o tal 91 93 97 98 99.33 99.70 89 90 97 98 99.37 99.70 90 92 97 98 99.35 99.70 The above table shows the progress in NER among SC at primary level. Boys NER
in 2002 is 91, 93 in 2003, 97 and 98 during 2004 and 2005respectively. In the year 2006
and 2007 the NER increased to 99.33 and 99.70. Girls NER in 2002, is 89 and 90 in
2003, during 2004 and 2005 the NER girls is 97 and 98 respectively. In the year 2006
and 2007, it has been raised to 99.37 and 99.70.
Overall enrolment among SC boys and girls at the primary level shows gradual
increase to 90 to 98 during the year 2002 to 2005. In the year 2006 and 2007 the NER
has raised to 99.35 and 99.70 respectively.
Fig-21 Progress in NER - Primary - SC
100- □ All
98
96
94
92
90
88
86
84
82 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007
The following table shows the NER-Primary of ST Children in the District. Table - 88
Boys Gills ALL -...... J s. Block « in t- (S CO rj- in >0 (N n in <0 No. o o O o o o o O o o § o o § § o o o o o § O o o § i (N
St.Thomas Movint 99.74 99,87 10 (Urban) 1 11 Achirupakkam 87 88 95 96.56 98.00 99.78 88 89 95 96.4 97.90 99,82 88 89 95 96.48 97,95 12 Maduranthagam 89 90 96 97.4 97.80 99.47 90 90 96 97.4 98.00 99,80 90 90 96 97.4 97.9( 99. I 13 Lathur 85 86 99 99.97 99.98 99.86 86 88 99 99.38 99.60 99.84 86 87 99 99.68 7 14 Chithamur 80 80 89 95.01 98.25 99.72 80 82 97 98.74 99.00 99.80 80 81 93 96.88 98,61 Total 87 89 97 98 99.64 99.72 89 90 97 98 99.75 99.82 88 90 97 98 99,^ The above table shows that there is considerable increase in the NER of ST boys.
From 2002 to 2006 the NER was 87,89,97,98 and 99.64. In the year 2007 the district
NER is 99.72. The girls NER in 2002 is 89 and from 2003 to 2006, the NER is 90,97,98
and 99.75. During 2007, it raised to 99.82.
The district NER in the year 2002 is 88. From the year 2003 to 2006, the NER is
90, 97, 98 and 99.69 respectively. In 2007, the Net Enrolment Rate is 99.77.
Sriperumbudur and Lathur blocks have the largest NER i.e.99.85. Kancheepuram block
has the lowest NER.
Fig - 22 Progress in NER - Primary - ST
2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007
2.5.2 NER - UPPER PRIMARY - ALL, SC, ST - PROGRESS IN NER (2002 TO 2007) The NER of all Children in the Upper Primary is given in the following table. Table - 89
Boys Gills ALL
^ Block « lO M n in VO N (N « U) O o o o O o o o o o § o o o O o § o § o § o § § o 1 § N § N has been raised to 98.65 and 99.30 during 2006 and 2007. Girls NER is 95 in 2002 and 2003. In the year 2007, it is 99.27. The. district overall NER in 2006 is 98.66. Two percent iQcrease has been shown in 2004 and 2005. But in 2007 the NER is 99.29. Kattankolathur block has the highest NER in the district. Fig - 23 Progress in NER - Upper Primary - ALL 100 Girls 99 98 97 96 95 94 93 92 2002 2003 2004 The following table shows the NER-Upper Primary of SC Children in the District. Table - 90 ______Progress in NER - Upper Primary - SC Boys Girls Block Kancheepuram 93 95 95 96 96.90 99.84 94 92 92 93 96.80 99.20 Walajabad 93.5 94.25 96.85 86 95 95 96 97.03 99.44 87 90 91 92.21 97.00 87 96 93 94.09 97.02 Uthiramerur 94 98 99 99.23 99.36 99.47 96 99 99 99.18 99.28 99.73 95 Sriperumbudur 99 99 99.2 99.32 95 96 96 96,5 97.45 99.89 95 95 95 96.33 97.33 98 96.41 97.39 98 98.70 99.04 92 97 97 97.44 98.44 99.30 92 97 Thiruporur 97 97.72 98.57 90 94 95 96.01 97.26 99.69 93 93 94.57 95.57 99.60 89 96 94 95.29 96.42 Kattankolathur 92 99 99.75 99.81 99.87 99.82 92 99 99.7 99.78 99.87 99.80 92 99 99.73 99.79 Thiiukalukundram 91 98 97 99.87 98.01 98.81 99.44 90 97 97 98.23 98.32 St.Thomas Mount 99.70 91 98 97 98.12 98.57 (Rural)______94 98 98 99 99.26 99.55 92 98.5 99 99.30 99.40 93 98.25 98.89 99.28 St.Thomas Mount (Urban) 99.55 99.81 Achirupakkam 90 96 97 98.04 98.84 99.44 90 96 96 97.83 98.73 99.20 90 96 96.5 97.35 98.79 Maduranthagam 90 97 97 98.07 98.46 99.52 90 97 97 98.46 98.64 99.40 90 Lathur 97 98.26 98.55 92 98 98 98.23 99.23 99.61 80 98 98 98.09 99.09 99.87 86 98 98 98.16 99.16 Chithamur 90 94 92 93.04 94.85 99.44 90 92 92.5 93 94.58 _99.70_ 90 93 92.25 93.02 94.72 91 97 97 98 98.49 99.55 90 96 96 96 98.50 99.56 91 97 96 97 98.49 Considerable improvement has been shown from 2002 to 2007 for both the gender. The boys NER is 91 in 2002 and 98 in 2005. For the girls it was 90 in 2002 and 98.50 in 2006. The district overall NER is 98.49 in the year 2006. It has been raised to 99.56 in 2007. Kattankolathur block has the highest NER with 9.81 and Kundrathur block has the lowest NER with 99.17. Fig - 24 Progress in NER - Upper Primary - SC The following table shows the NER-Upper Primary of ST Children in the District. Table - 91 Boys Girls ALL s. Block « 'S’ 10 VO t- (N CO 10 VO N (N « 10 vO N No. O o o o o O o o o o O O o S o O O o o o o § O o o o o o O o o o o § 1 Kancheepuraxn 82 92 93 94 95.2 99.40 82 84 93 91 95.7 99.38 82 88 93 92.5 95.5 99.39 Walajabad 66 93 94 95 95.2 99.04 63 92 93 90 96.0 99.02 74 93 93.5 92.5 95.6 99.03 Uthiramerur 88 98 99 99 99.1 99.06 84 99 99 94.3 98.3 99.04 86 99 99 96.6 98.7 99.05 4 Sriperumbudur 74 96 97 98 98.5 99.48 82 97 97 92.4 98.6 99.46 78 97 97 95.2 98.6 99.47 5 Kundrathur 89 95 97 99 99.4 98.80 82 97 97 93.9 99.1 98.78 86 96 97 96.5 99.2 98.79 6 Thiruporur 86 96 96 97.3 98.0 99.46 83 95 95 91.7 98.1 99.44 85 96 95.5 94.5 98.0 99.45 7 Kattankolathur 81 99 99.7 99.7 99.8 99.42 84 99 99.7 94.7 98.4 99.40 83 99 99.7 97.2 99.1 99.41 8 Thirukalukundram 82 97 97 97.8 98.7 99.57 82 97 97 92.7 98.0 99.45 82 97 97 95.3 98.4 99.51 St.Thomas Mount 97 9 (Rural) 82 97 98 98.0 99.48 80 98 98 93.1 96.6 99.46 81 98 97.5 95.5 97.3 99.47 St.Thomas Mount 10 (Urban) 99.45 99.43 99.44 Achirupakkam 82 98 98 98.7 98.7 99.32 88 97 97 93 98.3 99.31 85 98 97.5 95.8 98.5 99.32 1 12 Maduranthaj?am 84 97 97 98.1 98.1 99.46 90 97 97 93.2 98.2 99.45 87 99 97 95.7 98.1 99.46 13 Lathur 87 99 99 99.2 99.2 99.20 88 99 99 94.4 99.0 99.18 88 99 99 96.8 99.1 99.19 14 Chithamur 92 98 95 96.1 96.3 99.07 82 96 96 92.6 96.5 99.05 87 99 95.5 94.4 96.4 99.06 Total 83 97 97 99 97.4 99.30 82 96 97 93 98.4 99,28 83 97 97 96 97.8 99.30 From 2002 to 2006, the NER boys has shown increase and it is 97.4 during 2006. During 2007, the NER of boys is 99.30. The district overall NER was 83 in 2002 and it was 97.80 in 2006. Increase has been shown in the year 2007 and it is 99.30. Fig - 25 Progress in NER - Upper Primary - ST 2.5.3 COMPLETION RATE (CR) - PRIMARY - ALL, SC, ST - (2002 TO 2007) Cohort Analysis is done every year in each and every school to measure the internal efficiency of the school. Completion Rate, Dropout Rate and Repetition Rate are the common indicators obtained through the cohort study. The progress of these indicators reveals the progress in the educational status of the School, Block and District. The following table shows the program in CR - Primary of all Children in the District. Table - 92 All SC ST s. n 10 VO M (0 in VO d CO in Block O o o O o O o o o O o o o o No. o o o O o o o o o O o o o o § s (S PI (M M N (M CJ M « d N NN 1 Kancheepuram 62 75 70 73.1 95.5 94.04 61 75 74.5 77 93.6 93.01 61 70 56.6 54.9 90.6 2 Walajabad 57 64 69 74.5 94.8 88.81 54 60 72.3 74.2 93.8 86.35 48 50 74.1 52.2 91.8 3 Uthiramerur 57 63 71 77.2 94.3 91.64 61 66 71.5 77.3 94.0 89.99 60 52 59.4 77.1 84.8 4 Sriperumbudur 58 63 71 80.9 95.0 90.77 52 65 75.1 80.4 94.2 88.81 39 40 70.6 73.3 95.2 5 Kundrathur 52 67 72 81.9 95.3 92.70 52 70 73.1 83.1 95.0 91.26 52 55 84.8 77.1 91.9 6 Thiruporur 50 61 63 75.3 95.2 95.52 54 67 63.3 77.5 95.9 94.67 48 53 46.7 50 92.3 7 Kattankolathur 51 61 63 81.3 94.8 94.22 52 64 67.7 79.9 94.8 92,86 50 55 63.1 72.2 89.8 8 Thiru kaluku n d ram 55 56 64 66.9 92.9 94.66 54 80 60 64.9 91.7 93.72 50 75 43,6 57 88.7 St.Thomas Mount 9 47 73 68 79.2 95.5 92.58 44 67 68.1 82.3 94.2 90.93 43 53 64,5 69.4 94,4 (Rural) St.Thomas Mount 10 93.59 92.27 (Urban) 11 Achirupakkam 69 69 79 83.9 95.8 92.46 52 70 79.5 82.9 95.1 90.98 48 93 57.9 66.7 94.8 12 Maduranthagam 60 62 63 75.3 93,7 95.72 61 60 61.9 72.7 92.6 94.62 44 50 58,3 72 93.4 13 Lathur 55 63 72 81.3 95.1 93.37 60 64 71.4 80.7 95.3 91.98 37 41 55 72.7 91.8 14 Chithamur 57 68 75 80.7 95.2 95.19 60 70 74.6 81.1 94.1 94.04 42 68 60,9 84 96.7 Total 58 68 71 80 91.9 92.55 55 67 70 78 90.9 91.38 48 58 62 67 85.3 ----7-h The completion rate of all children was 58 in 2002 and it has been raised to 92.55 in 2007. Maduranthagam block has the highest CR with 95.72 in 2007. Among SC and ST children, the CR in the year 2002 was 55 and 48 respectively. Thiruporur block has the highest CR amoiig SC children and Maduranthagam block has the highest CR among ST children. Fig - 26 Completion Rate -Primary 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2.5.4 REPETITION RATE (RR) - PRIMARY - ALL, SC, ST - (2002 TO 2007) The Progress in RR-Primary of All, SC and ST Children is shown in the table below Table - 93 A ll SC ST Block Total 29 25 22 17 7.16 6.58 35 26 25 19 8.61 1 8.10 29 27 25 22 13.00 13.08 Souice: Cohort Study The above table reveals the decrease in the RR every year from 2002 to 2007. Among all children it has been reduced from 29 in 2002 to 6.58 in 2007. Among SC and ST children it was 35 and 29 in the year 2002 and it is 8.10 and 13.08 in the year 2007. Maduranthagam block has the lowest RR in the district with 3.69, 4.56 and 5.39 among all children, SC and ST children respectively. Fig - 27 Repetition Rate - Primary 2.5.5 DROPOUT RATE (DR) -- PRIMARY - ALL, SC, ST - (2002 TO 2007) The Progress in DR-Primary of All, SC and ST Children is shown in the table below Table - 94 ______Dropout Rate - Primary All s. SC ST Block No. Kancheepuram 19 10.9 6.84 1.52 1.03 6.56 2.76 2,35 0.90 14 14 22.4 19.5 2.71 Walajabad 18 2.04 2.76 0.39 0.52 17 19 4.18 0.47 0,47 10 7.41 15.2 0.00 Uthiramerur 10 3.96 4.89 0.45 0.68 2.35 4.48 0.09 0.53 Sriperumbudur 2.1 1.54 0.11 0.59 18 1.74 1.27 0.00 0.51 Kundrathur 5,11 2.08 1.06 0.43 12 6.43 2.08 0,41 0,25 27 16 3.39 Thiruporur 7.29 0.00 12 2.42 0.32 0.40 0.50 1,41 0 0.47 0,41 29. 18.3 11.8 0 . 0 0 ' Kattankolathur 14 3.52 2.1 0.83 0.44 10 2,74 1.76 0.90 0.55 22 13 10,6 2.50’ Thirukalukundram 4.54 11 4,16 0,30 0.55 4,43 0.11 0.36 27 12.7 St.Thomas Mount 14 1.41; 25 12 15.1 7,77 2.44 (Rural) 0.85 20 15 15,7 7,02 3,19 0,96 28 22 16,2 15.7 1.74' 10 St,Thomas Mount (Urban)______0.86 0,87 11 Achirupakkam 1.98 1.8 0.46 0,80 10 2,02 1.75 0,24 0,69 27 5,27 6.67 O.OQl 12 Maduranthagam 18 4.01 1.85 0.95 0.59 2.93 2,54 0.76 0.82 22 14,6 0.00 13 Lathur 18 2.28 0.58 0.40 0.89 1.71 0,48 0.18 0,93 20 26 4,55 0.00 14 Chithamur 0.65 0.17 0.04 0,80 28 0.27 0,05 1.01 25 32 0.0^ Total 13 0.89 0.88 10 0.54 0,53 23 15 13 12 1.7o1 Among all children the dropout rate was 13 during 2002 and now it has been reduced to 0.88 in 2007. Kancheepuram block has the highest dropout rate in 2007 with 1.03. Among SC children the dropout rate in 2002 was 10 and in the year 2007, it is 0.53. Chithamur block has the* highest DR and Kundrathur block has the lowest DR.in 2007 among SC children. Children who belongs to ST community the DR was 23 in 2002 and it has been reduced to 1.65 in 2007. Fig - 28 Dropout Rate - Primary 2.5.6 COMPLETION RATE - UPPER PRIMARY - ALL, SC, ST - (2002 TO 2007) The Progress in CR-Upper Primary of All, SC and ST Children is shown in the table below Table - 95 A ll SC ST B lo c k N m rt in VO CO M- in VO n 'I- in VO O o O o o O o o O o O o o o O o O o O o O o o o o o O o O o o o O o o o « « « cs « « PI « PI PI PI PI PI PI PI PI p< [^ncheepuram 62 82 80.4 81.7 92.4 91.27 78 82 80.5 78 89.1 89.43 75 51 77.3 70.8 83.1 82.56 ^ S a ja b a d 64 77 71.4 79.3 91.2 81.97 62 73 68.2 75.8 88.2 78.49 42 34 84.6 57.9 83.1 62.12 tJtniramerur 63 74 76.7 77.5 88.6 85.40 67 69 72.6 70.4 86.9 83.55 44 53 72.2 60 84.9 71.23 Sriperumbudur 58 76 77 80.2 90.9 84.21 70 75 73.5 77.2 87.6 81.37 62 62 60 78.3 85.9 70.15 Kundrathur 53 68 75.9 80.9 92.1 88.17 68 68 74.1 75.4 91.1 85.67 30 30 68.2 70 70.7 75.44 Thiruporur 54 80 75.5 80.3 90.9 92.49 70 79 75.4 77.6 91.9 91.59 72 74 75 69 74.9 84.86 Kattankolathur 58 84 82.9 82.3 95.2 91.04 63 70 79.3 76.6 93.8 89.00 79 72 89.7 73.3 89.6 81.09 Thirukalukundram 51 75 82.7 83.9 90.5 91.09 60 74 83,4 85 85.7 89.89 70 100 74.3 77.1 71.8 81,72 St.Thomas Mount (Rural) 42 79 78.1 81.7 92.4 88.63 52 71 78.1 80.1 89.1 86.16 48 66 64.3 72.2 93.9 77,01 It.Thomas Mount JUrban) 90.11 87.94 80.84 Achirupakkam 48 70 67.7 75 90.9 86.40 61 68 69.3 69.4 88.5 84.69 60 64 75 71.4 78.9 74.48 Maduranthagam 52 77 76.8 82.4 93.4 92.90 72 75 73.7 79.6 91.4 91.74 30 53 38.1 66.7 96.1 86.01 Lathur 51 79 79.8 80.3 95.6 89.89 72 74 78.2 80.3 95.4 88.32 54 100 60 100 0,0 80.16 Chithamur 50 78 73.6 74.8 93.1 91.04 70 47 76.4 77 93.1 91.17 58 75 62.5 86,7 95.7 84.98 T o ta l 54 76 78 81 88.6 90.55 67 71 76 77 86.5 88.63 56 65 70 72 79.2 80.23 The total CR-Upper Primary of all children in 2002 was 54, in 2003, it was 76 and in 2004, it was 77.86. In 2005, the CR-Upper Primary was 80.68 and in 2006, it was 88.64. The CR-Upper Primary of all children is higher in 2007 with 90.55 than in the previous years. Similarly, the CR-Upper Primary-SC and CR-Upper Primary ST are higher in 2007 than in the previous years with 88.63 and 80.23 respectively. Fig - 29 Completion Rate - Upper Primary 100 ALL ■ SC □ ST 90 yj < ‘ ^ ‘ ’■ !! - o 60 50 i 1 II & ^ 40 II 30 III 20 't; |l 1 10 1 n i l 0 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2.5.7 REPETITION RATE - UPPER PRIMARY - ALL, SC, ST - (2002 TO 2007) The table given below shows the RR- Upper Primary of All, SC,ST Children in Kancheepuram District. Table - 96 Repetition Rate - Upper Primary All sc s. ST No. Block Kancheepuram 28 10.2 12.9 6.82 7.90 13 11 12.6 19.4 9.36 9.67 15 24 11.4 16.7 Walajabad 24 17 17.2 12 8.31 -iU 17.08 35 20 19.7 15 11.34 20.93 33 15.4 15.8 Uthiramerur 22 16 14.7 13.8 10.57 12.28 17 21 17.7 20.2 12.52 15.04 29 43 16.7 12 Sriperumbudur 22 14 12.4 11.8 8.02 13.82 22 16 15.8 14,3 10.76 16.93 22 14 25 17.4 Kundrathur 28 19 13.3 12.8 6.99 11.01 18 21 15.5 17.4 8.17 13.48 30 18.2 23.3 22j^ Thiruporur 30 16 18.2 13.6 8.24 22 6.37 19 20 16.6 7.85“ 7.81 18 21 25 10.3 Kattankolathur 31 16 12.8 12.3 4.30 8.54 25 20 16.3 17.7 5.76 10.45 17' 14 6.9 16.7 Thirukalukundram 36 17 n 11.6 11.1 8.76 7.67 37 21 11.9 10.2 13.27 9.40 24 St.Thomas Mount 14.3 11.4 28. (RuraJ) 30 11 13 10.4 6.51 10.51 28 16 14 11.6 9.48 12.88 12 16 25.7 13.9 4, 10 St.Thomas Mount (Urbai^ 10,87 TT Achirupakkam 33 22 23.9 16.9 7,37 10.80 22 24 22.7 20.5 9.16 13.23 18 14.3 12 Maduranthagam 32 18 15 11.6 5.80 5.91 16 20 18 14.2 7.76 7.24 33 18.2 13 Lathur 38 13 10.8 11.1 3.73 9.18 12 15 11.3 11.3 4.29 11.25 ____0 _0 Chithamur 34 14 13.9 14.6 5.99 6.42 40 14.3 15 6.45 7.86 12 13 6.25 6.67 0 30 16 14 12 10.03 8.15 20 16 15 12.14 9.97 13 18 18 15 This table shows us clearly that there is a reduction of Repetition Rate which is definitely a positive trend. In the year 2002, the RR was 30 whereas in 2007 it is 8.15. There is a reduction of RR in SC children. In the year 2002, RR of SC was 21 whereas in 2007, the RR of SC is greatly reduced to 9.97. Among ST children, the RR in 2002 was 13, 18 in 2003 and it is 17.57 in 2007. Fig - 30 Repetition Rate - Upper Primary 2.5.8 DROPOUT RATE - UPPER PRIMARY - ALL, SC, ST - (2002 TO 2007) table given below shows the DR- Upper Primaiy of All, SC, ST Children in Kancheepuram District. Table - 97 Dropout Rate - Upper Primary ___ All SC ST Block 10 9.41 5.42 0.83 0.84 6.9 5.91 1.57 8.33 3.38 0.38 Walajabad 12 6 11.5 8.74 0.47 0.95 12.1 9.23 0.42 26.3 11.28 0.96 thiramerur 15 10 8.53 8.78 0.88 2.32 16 10 9.46 0.56 4 11.1 riperumbudur 20 10.7 8.01 1.07 1.97 10.7 8.62 1.62 1.70 Kundrathur 16 14 15 4.35 0.00 0.00 19 13 10.8 6,28 0.89 0.83 14 11 10.4 7.26 0.73 40 13.6 6.67 6.76 0.78 Thiruporur 16 6.23 6.14 0.82 1.14 4.55 5.83 0.30 0.61 10 20.7 5.15 Kattankolathur 11 10 4.27 5.37 1.38 0.48 0.43 12 10 4,34 5.7 0.47 0,55 14 3.44 Thirukalukundram 13 10.1 2.82 0.48 5.71 5.06 0.76 1.24 3 4.74 5.04 1.06 St.Thomas Mount 0.72 11.4 11.4 0.00 1.71 (Rural) 28 10 8.92 7.94 1.10 0.86 20 12 8.28 1.37 0.96 40 18 10 13.9 1.25 0.26 St.Thomas Mount (Urban)______1.02 1.20 0.00 Achirupakkam 19 8.37 8.11 1.75 2.81 17 8.02 10.1 2.35 2.09 20 Maduranthagam 22 14.3 12.68 2.20 8.61 5.99 0.85 1.20 12 8.21 6.18 0.87 Lathur 43 28.6 15.2 0.00 1.23 9.6 8.6 0.68 0.93 16 11 10.5 8.46 0.33 0.44 0 20 Chithamur 16 12.6 10.6 0.95 2.55 22 13 9.34 7.99 0.50 0.98 30 12 31.3 6.67 4.28 1.16 Total 16 1.33 1.31 12 1.41 1.40 31 17 11 13 3.68 2.20 In the year 2002 the dropout rate of all children was 16 and it has been greatly reduced to 1.31 in the year 2007. Among SC children also there is gradual reduction of dropout rate. In the year 2002, the dropout rate of SC children was 12 whereas in 2007 it is 1.40. Among ST children dropout rate was 31 in 2002 and it has greatly reduced to 2.20 in 2007. The reduction of dropout rate shows the full efforts taken by VECs, Teachers, Parents and all the project staff of the SSA. Fig - 31 Dropout Rate - Upper Primary 35 ALL SC □ ST 30 25 20 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2.5.9 TRANSITION RATE - V TO VI - GENDER WISE - ALL, SC, ST - (2002 TO 2007) The table below shows the trend in Transition Rate (V to VI) Primary. Table - 98 Trend in Transition Rate (V to VI) - ALL Boys Girls Total s. U) « « U) VO CO U) VO Block S o o O o o o o § o S o o No. o o o o O o o o o o o o o o § « « « M w M « § CJ N M N « « « 1 Kancheepuram 93 93 97 97.4 97.6 97.57 95 95 86 98.2 98.2 98.19 94 94 91.5 97.8 98.1 2 Walajabad 94 95 96 97.6 97.8 97.78 85 95 89 96.5 96.5 96.48 90 95 92.5 97.1 98.1 3 Uthiramerur 93 93 99 100 100 99.99 92 94 98 99.1 99.1 99.08 93 94 98.5 99.5 100.( 4 Sriperumbudur 97 98 99.5 100 100 99.99 96 94 100 100 100.0 99.98 97 98 99.8 100 1004 5 Kundrathur 95 99 100 100 100 99.99 98 99 100 99.7 99.7 99.70 97 99 100 99.9 100^ 6 Thiruporur 97 99 100 100 100 99.99 99 99 99 99,7 99.7 99.70 98 99 99.5 99.9 lOOj 7 Kattankolathur 100 96 100 99.4 99.6 99.57 100 100 97 99.8 99.8 99.81 100 98 98.5 99.6 lOOi 8 Thirukalukundram 99 98 98 98.5 98.7 98.68 98 97 97 98.1 98.1 98.12 99 98 97.5 98.3 99, St.Thomas Mount 92 94 99 98.8 98.9 98.94 95 96 99 98.8 98.8 98.79 93 95 99 98.8 991 9 (Rural) St.Thomas Mount 98.94 98.79 10 (Urban) 11 Achirupakkam 92 92 93 95.1 95.2 95.25 94 94 95 97.4 97.4 97.37 93 93 94 96.2 97 12 Maduranthagam 99 99 99.6 99.1 99.2 99.23 98 99 99.2 99 99.0 99.01 99 99 99.4 99 100 13 Lathur 88 90 95.9 96.7 96.9 96.89 81 82 85.7 90.7 90.8 90.75 85 86 90.8 93.8 14 Chithamur 98 95 97 . 99 99.1 99.12 99 93 98 99.4 99.4 99.38 96 92 97.5 99.2 9^ Total 95 95 98 99 99.2 99.24 95 95 96 100 99.8 99.80 95 95 97 99 9^ 1 H In the year 2002 the transition rate of boys was 95 whereas in 2007 the transition rate is 99.24. We can observe the positive trend in the transition rate of girls also. In the year 2002 the transition rate was 95 and the transition rate of this current year is 99.54. Fig - 32 ______Trend in Transition Rate (V to VI) - ALL 100 Boys — Girls □ Total *'-'Leu CD ' —______1 t C » m ^ I S ^ 5 I 99 ------s I ______ 00 98 ------1------ 97 r~“ 96 95 94 93 92 l i i i 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 The following table shows the Transition Rate of SC Children in the Primary Level Table - 99 Trend in Transit on Rate (V to VI) - SC Boys Girls Total s. Block No. o o JL Kancheepuram 86 86 92 93.9 94.3 94.33 28 78 94 96 96.6 96.71 82 82 93 94.9 95.0 95.52 Walajabad 82 88 92 97 97.3 97.37 91 87 93 94.9 95.5 95.64 82 82 92.5 95.8 95.9 96.51 Uthiramerur 80 82 99 100 100 99.01 92 82 97 99.1 99.7 99.84 81 81 98 99.6 99.6 99.43 Sriperumbudur 89 87 99.9 100 100 99.01 _87 85 99 100 100 99.11 82 82 99.5 100 100.0 99.06 Kundrathur 78 84 100 100 100 99.32 87 82 99 100 100 99.21 84 84 99.5 100 100.0 99.27 Thiruporur 76 89 100 100 100 99.10 74 72 99 100 100 99.13 91 91 99.5 100 100.0 99.12 Kattankolathur 78 89 100 100 100 99.12 74 71 100 100 100 99.17 83 83 100 100 100.0 99.15 Thirukalukundratn 74 84 96 98.1 98.5 98.50 83 72 95 97 97.6 97.68 82 82 95.5 97.5 97.6 98.09 St.Thomas Mount 72 85 97 99 99.4 99.41 84 (Rural) 75 97 99 99.6 99.74 81 81 97 99 99.1 99.58 St.Thomas Mount 10 99.41 (Urban)______99.74 99.58 11 Achirupakk^ 79 71 82 92.3 92.7 92.74 77 77 80 96.4 97.0 97.14 78 78 81 94.4 94.4 94.94 12 MadurantJiagam 72 72 98.5 99 99.4 99.43 82 78 99 99.6 99.70 73 73 98.3 99 99.0 99.57 13 Lathur 71 78 81.7 96.8 97.2 97.25 79 74 85 87 87.5 87.66 71 71 83.3 92.2 92.2 92.46 14 Chithamur 78 76 97 99 99.4 99.47 84 75 99 100 100 99.12 72 72 98 99.5 99.6 99.30 Total 78 82 95 99 98,9 98.95 82 78 95 98 98.9 98.98 80 80 95 99 98.8 98.98 We can see the positive trend of transition rate both of boys and girls. In the year 2002, the transition rate of boys was 78 and the transition ra.te of girls was 82. In the year 2007, we can notice the tremendous improvement in transition rate in SC category. In 2007, 98.95 is the TR of boys and 98.98 is' the TR of girls. The total transition rate in the year 2002 was 80 and in the year 2007 is 98.98. Fig - 33 Trend in Transition Rate (V to VI) - SC 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 The following table provides the trend in Transition Rate for Primary ST Children. Table - 100 Boys Girls Total S. Block CO -It in VO b - (S CO v£> CO in VO No. o o o O O o o o o O o O o o o o o o o 8 o O O o o o o O o O o o o o o w N « M N M « cs 1 Kancheepuram 78 78 88 90.5 90.9 90.87 74 74 8889.8 90.3 90.38 76 76 88 90.1 90.5 90.63 2 Walajabad 89 87 91 95.2 95.6 95.65 78 76 9090.9 91.4 91.46 89 86 90.5 93 93.5 93.56 3 Uthiramenjr 72 82 98 100 100.0 100.00 76 77 97 100 100.0 99.03 88 89 97.5 100 100.0 99.52 4 Sriperumbudur 83 85 99 100 100.0 100.00 77 78 99.2 100 100.0 99.93 92 93 99.1 100 100.0 99.97 5 Kundrathur 75 75 99 100 100.0 100.00 76 75 100 100 100.0 99.83 87 99 99.5 100 100.0 99.92 6 Thimporur 82 83 98 100 100.0 100.00 73 72 100 100 100.0 99.03 100 100 99 100 100.0 99.52 7 Kattankolathur 86 86 88 90.6 91.0 90.98 75 76 90 92.1 92.6 92.68 85 87 89 91.3 91.7 91.83 8 Thirukalukundram 85 86 87 89.4 89.7 89.74 75 75 8788.5 89.0 89.00 85 87 87 88.9 89.3 89.37 St.Thomas Mount 9 82 82 97 98.8 99.2 99.23 76 77 9798.8 99.3 99.35 95 96 97 98.8 99.3 99.29 (Rural) St.Thomas Mount 10 99.23 99.35 99.29 (Urban) 11 Achirupakkam 83 83 84 84.2 84.6 84.57 77 76 8084.2 84.7 84.72 80 80 82 84.2 84.6 84.65 12 Maduranthagam 85 84 97 100 100.0100.00 73 73 97 100 100.0 100.00 95 97 97 100 100.0 100.00 13 Lathur 76 74 78 80 80.3 80.35, 75 76 77.882.4 82.8 82.85 76 75 77.9i 81.5 81.9 81.60 14 Chithamur 74 72! 92 100 100.0 100.001 72 71 9390.9 91.4 91.47' 98 97 92.5>96.8; 97.2 95.74 TotalL81 81 921 961 96.21 96.221 75 751 921 95 95.31 95.36> 78 78; 92: 95i 95.8 95.80 The table shows us that the transition rate of ST children in 2002 is 78 whereas in 2007 the TR goes up to 95.80. The TR of boys in the year 2002, is 81 and in 2007 is 96.22. The TR of girls was 75 in the year 2002 and it is goes up to 95.36 in the year 2007. Fig - 34 Trend in Transition Rate (V to VI) - ST 100- Boys Girls □ Total 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2.5.10 ATTENDANCE RATE - PRIMARY The following table shows the Attendance Rate of All Children in the Primary Level. Table - 101 All SC ST s. « in VO rt in o t- n 10 No. Block § o Z o O o o O o o o o o o o o o o o o o o O o o o o o o o o o o o o o M « cs « w « N « « N w N w « d 1 Kancheepuram 92 92 98 98.4 99.4 99.78 88 91 96 97 98.7 94.22 79 90 91 96.5 98.0 93.13 2 Walaiabad 90 94 96 97 98.5 99.91 92 93 94 95 96.1 91.44 81 84 85 92 94.9 99.83 3 Uthiramerur 98 97 98 98.5 99.6 99.03 94 96 95 96 97.1 92.51 92 94 92 92.5 94.4 99.30 4 Sriperumbudur 96 97 96 97.5 98.8 99.21 95 97 84 71 71.8 96.93 93 97 92 71 71.7 96.46 5 Kundrathur 93 95 98 98.5 99.5 99.93 90 93 98 98.5 99.6 95.18 80 88 88 94 98.4 93.56 6 Thiruporur 91 91 93 94 95.6 96.94 92 93 93 93.5 94.5 99.84 90 91 91 91.5 93.3 98.24 7 Kattankolathur 86 89 80 82 83.7 95.00 81 83 78 79 79.9 93.36 84 90 69 77 79.0 92.10 8 Thirukalukundra 98 97 98 98.5 99.7 99.05 96 98 94 94.5 95.6 95.90 98 97 91 93 93.9 98.78 m 9 St.Thomas Mount 82 84 85 87 88.8 99.22 75 77 78 79 79.9 93.36 73 72 75 79 80.3 95.06 (Rural) 10 St.Thomas Mount 99.77 94.41 97.07 (Urban) 11 Achirupakkam 90 90 93 94 95.9 97.24 86 89 93 93.5 94.5 99.84 77 88 88 91 91.8 96.65 12 Maduranthaga 94 95 96 96.5 98.2 99.60 91 92 92 92.5 93.5 98.77 89 89 90 90.5 91.3 96.12 m 13 Lathur 90 91 93 94 96.4 97.76 79 83 87 88 89.0 93.96 81 83 85 85.7 86.5 91.02 14 Chithamur 94 93 99 99.2 99.0 99.40 89 91 92 92.5 93.5 98.77 86 87 90 91.5 93.3 98.24 Total, 91 91 94 95 96.5 97.85 87 90 88 90 91.1 96.15 78 89 90 90 91.0 95.80 The above table reveals the increasing trend in Attendance Rate for all children. At primary level, the district level attendance rate has improved by 5.49%. The increase of attendance rate is 9.15% in the case of SC children and 17.80% in the case of ST children. There is a gradual improvement in the attendance rate which is a positive trend. Fig - 35 Trend in Attendance Rate - Primary 2.5.11 ATTENDANCE RATE - UPPER PRIMARY The following table provides the trend in Attendance Rate for Upper Primarv Children. Table - 102 ______Trend in Attendance Rate - Upper Primary______All SC ST s. Block No. Kancheepuram 84 97 96 96.5 98.0 90.68 77 96 93 93.5 95.0 99.26 77 94 90 96.5 91.48 Walajabad 89 __ 90 90.9 93.32 99 99 87 89 89.9 93.90 84 89 95.5 90.5 Uthiramerur 97.5 98.4 91.10 96 97 94 95 95.9 90.24 94 95 94 94.5 96.0 91.0 Sriperumbudur 95 94 95 95.9 98.50 92 94 64 67 85.8 89.68 90 82 84 91.4 86.6 Kundrathur 94 96 98.5 99.5 92.14 93 94 97 97.5 98.5 92.87 89 90 92 94.5 96.0 91.0 Thiruporur 93 93.9 96.43 89 93 93.5 94.4 98.65 100 78 95 91.9 Kattankolathur 85 85.8 98.41 81 79 76 78 78.8 93.19 79 80 79 89.4 84.7 Thirukalukundram 91 94 97.5 98.4 91.10 97 99 95 95.5 96.4 90.76 98 99 93 96.5 91.4 St.Thomas Mount 85 87 89 91.9 94.36 79 80 91 92 92.9 97.07 74 75 76 (Rural)______93.5 88.6 10 St.Thomas Mount 94.26 98.11 (Urban)______89.4 11 Achirupakkam 82 93 94 94.9 97.47 75 94 92 93 93.9 98.13 75 92 92 92.5 95.0 90. Oi 12 Maduranthagam 92 93 94.9 97.47 89 90 90 91 91.9 96.01 87 89 92 94.5 89.51 13 Lathur 78 86 91 92.9 95.39 75 81 86 88.9 92.85 78 81 83 94 96.5 91.4' 14 Chithamur 97 95 87 89 89.9 91.52 90 89 89 90 90.9 94.96 93 93 97 98.5 Total 83 96 92 93 94.3 96.80 76 95 87 89 91.8 95.90 76 93 96 95 Source: Monthly Review Reoa 126 At the upper primary level, the district level attendance rate has improved by 13.80% for all communities. In 2002 the attendance rate of SC children was 76 whereas the attendance rate in the year 2007 is 95.90. Here we can note the increase of AR. In the case of ST children, the AR in 2002 was 76 whereas the attendance rate of 2007 is 91.10. Fig - 36 Trend in Attendance Rate - Upper Primary 2.5.12 PUPIL TEACHER RATIO (PTR) - PRIMARY & UPPER PRIMARY - GOVT. & LOCAL BODY The following table provides the trend in Pupil Teacher Ratio (PTR) - Primary and Upper Primary Children. Table - 103 Pupil Teacher Ratio (PTR) - Primary & Upper Primary (Government & Local Body Schools) Primary Up >er Primary S. CO U) VO t- CO in VO b- olOCK O O o o O o o o o o O o o o o o O o o o o o O o N « (S « 1 Kancheepuram 55 53 44 46 34.62 33.17 49 47 52 45 38.08 52.79 2 Walaiabad 43 41 40 43 28.83 27.73 31 29 48 36 33.35 44.92 3 Uthiramerur 46 44 41 34 25.02 24.67 40 28 37 48 32.05 33.92 4 Sriperumbudur 40 38 57 40 26.71 25.63 43 21 42 36 33.58 46.99 5 Kundrathur 49 47 43 40 35.56 29.97 64 33 52 35 39.79 54.85 6 Thiruporur 34 52 31 41 32.75 30.95 52 23 58 42 38.24 39.97 7 Kattankolathur 32 60 32 41 32.26 29.06 59 22 60 35 33.38 44.14 8 Thirukalukundram 34 45 32 38 32.42 31.06 53 21 40 47 41.09 47.56 St.Thomas Mount 9 32 62 42 57 42.91 40.15 79 27 58 67 44.45 58.67 (Rural) St.Thomas Mount 10 34.93 39.50 (Urban) 11 Achirupakkam 35 33 32 38 26.36 29.85 39 27 46 42 31.58 38.14 12 Maduranthagam 32 32 34 41 28.11 27.16 31 29 48 40 33.77 48.93 13 Lathur 34 41 47 36 30.18 28.46 32 20 41 41 45.15 48.74 14 Chithamur 34 42 31 36 28.41 30.37 42 22 59 42 41.32 43.09 Total 38 45 39 42 32.00 30.76 47 27 49 56 38.00 42.00 The PTR in primary level in the year 2002 was 38 and 45 in the year 2003. In 2004, the PTR was 39, in the years 2005 and 2006 the PTR was 42 and 32 respectively. In this year the PTR for primary is 30.76. In case of upper primary level, the PTR in the year 2002 wa*s 47, whereas 42.00 in the current year. 2.6. BLOCK RESOURCE CENTRES (BRCS) & CLUSTER RESOURCE CENTRES (CRCS) -NO.OF CLUSTERS, NO.OF MEETINGS, PROGRAMMES HELD - 2002- 03 TO 2006-07 The following table provides the Programmes in Block Resources Centres (BRCs). Table - 104 2002-03 2003-2004 2004-2005 2005-2006 2006-2007 •a •d •a •d ■d o o •o 4) «> ■o 2 ■M *a 2 1) o «o u w ■fl) in I) U CO U u (0 0) bfi 0 u X u) d 4) X a -d a X C! -d W a -d ca CO •a e 10 (0 bO a ^ & U) U) bA g - S. 5 o S!>■ ’Sm ■S 0 I » S ’S l § B lock •w^a rt o .5 .H .a •§ 5 .s l l No. •M 2 p a H g &•§ V p C 0 a 9> V H 2 0) Sd fVi U9 V £ S) 4> (m te o a £ M s 4) O u O « o V 6 ° 1 « o j i •d o o o 0 § 5 o *•> 0 5 S § ■M ^ & o ^ S. bo o 6 a O a o d o 6 o O o o o Si; It a : £ & 1 Kancheepuram 12 5 6 12 7 4 12 11 3 12 15 1 12 4 3 2 Walajabad 12 5 6 12 7 4 12 11 3 12 15 1 12 4 3 3 Uthiramerur 12 5 6 12 7 4 12 11 3 12 15 1 12 4 3 4 Sriperumbudur 12 5 6 12 7 4 12 11 3 12 15 1 12 4 3 5 Kundrathur 12 5 6 12 7 4 12 11 3 12 15 1 12 4 3 6 Thiruporur 12 5 6 12 7 4 12 11 3 12 15 1 12 4 3 7 Kattankolathur 12 5 6 12 7 4 12 11 3 12 15 1 12 4 3 Thirukalukundra 8 12 5 6 12 7 4 12 11 3 12 15 1 12 4 3 m 9 St. Thomas Mount 12 5 6 12 7 4 12 11 3 12 15 1 12 4 3 10 Achirupakkam 12 5 6 12 7 4 12 11 3 12 15 1 12 4 3 Maduranthaga 11 12 5 6 12 7 4 12 11 3 12 15 1 12 4 3 m 12 Lathur 12 5 6 12 7 4 12 11 3 12 15 1 12 4 3 13 Chithamur 12 5 6 12 7 4 12 11 3 12 15 1 12 4 3 T otal 156 65 78 156 91 52 156 143 39 156 195 13 156 52 39 Source: DISE & District Review Reports In 2002-2003, 12 meetings were conducted at BRCs in all the 13 Blocks across the District. In 2003-2004 and 2004-2005 too, the total number of meetings held was 12. In 2005-2006 and 2006-2007 also, total number of meetings held was 12. In 2005- 2006 and 2006-2007 also, total number of meetings conducted was 12. In 2002-2003, 5 training programmes were conducted and 6 other programmes were organized. In 2003- 2004, 7 training programmes and 4 other programmes were conducted. In 2004-2005, 11 training programmes and 13 other programmes were organized. In 2005-2006, 15 training programmes and one other programme were organized. In 2006-2007, 4 training programmes and 3 other programmes were conducted. In 2005-2006, total number of training programmes conducted was higher than in other years. The following table provides the Programmes in Cluster Resource Centres (CRCs). Table - 105 ______Programmes in Cluster Resource Centres (CRCs)______2002-03 2003-2004 2004-2005 2005-2006 2006-2007 (0 « 01 w V o ui a> bfi V V bfi bi) W (0 W S3 » CO 0) .a « -o (A .S s w .S S-d u *2 « t3 U) i - f i u •S 6 b£ 5 B Block a es jj o s rt 0 I* •M l l 4-> a 2 6 g 2 S o a 4> • c« p a o c 4> c4 p c 0> 9 ^ V *i* rt 0) & £ ^ £ U9 4) bib’s £ Sd 0> PU U) IM s • s H o o s o i O o - V O 4) O « O 0 ^ 0 V O £ ji 1 ° ;cS Ji fa Kancheepuram 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 Walajabad 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 Uthiramerur 10 0 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 Sriperumbudur 10 0 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 Kundrathur 10 0 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 Thiruporur 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 Kattankolathur 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 Thirukalukundra 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 m St. Thomas 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 Mount 10 Achirupakkam 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 11 Maduranthagam 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 12 Lathur 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 13 Chithamur 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 Total 130 130 130 13 130 130 13 130 130 26 130 130 52 Source: DISE & District Review Reports In 2002-2003, 2003-2004, 2004-2005, 2005-2006 and 2006-2007, 10 meetings were held respectively at CRCs level in all the CRCs. In 2003-2004, 2004-2005, 2005- 2006 and 2006-2007, 10 training programmes were conducted respectively. In 2003- 2004 and 2004-2005, one other programme was organized. In 2005-2006, two other programmes were conducted. Total number of other programmes conducted in 2006- 2007 is 4 in all the 172 CRCs across the District. 2.7. INFRASTRUCTURE FACILITIES (CIVIL WORKS) All the Government and Local body schools are provided with enough infrastructural facilities to ensure students enrolment in schools. Schools are provided with two classroom buildings three classroom buildings, toilets etc. Child Friendly toilets with rails and ramps are also provided. 2.7.1 CIVIL WORKS PROGRESS - 2001-02 TO 2007-2008 The following table provides the Progress in Civil Works - 2001-2002 to 2007- 2008 Table - 106 Progress in Civil Works - 2001-2002 to 2007-2008 Upper Primary Two Three BRC CRC Primary Uppt Building classroom classroom Primary (bis) Building building building Primary s . •n ■o Block M «i 111 •a x) TJ T3 •o No 10 M ■u 5 u u «> u 41 M N 4) V u IS ■w H 4i» V JS V V 4> 4) V s V "o. & 'o. & I So h hO h ,2 ? 0 'S. it "b. U % u Sf "S. & "S. 4 (- B 6 0 a 0 0 (« S 0 B Vi H E H e H g E 0 6 £ 1 0 P. £ 0 £ 0 £ 0 £ o 1 O O o U o o Q 1 Kancheepuram 1 0 19 19 0 0 0 0 3 3 0 4 4 0 11 11 0 0 0 0 0 2 Walajabad 1 0 11 11 0 0 0 0 4 4 0 6 6 0 9 9 0 0 0 0 0 3 Uthiramerur I 0 12 12 0 0 0 0 4 4 0 7 7 0 11 11 0 0 0 0 0 4 Sriperumbudur 1 0 8 8 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 10 10 0 12 12 0 0 0 0 0 5 Kundrathur 1 0 12 — ? 12 0 0 0 0 3 3 0 10 10 0 5 5 0 0 0 0 0 6 Thiruporur 1 0 10 ~ i 10 0 1 1 0 3 3 0 11 11 0 15 15 0 0 0 0 0 7 Kattankolathur 1 0 18 18 0 0 0 0 5 5 0 4 4 0 15 15 0 0 0 0 0 j 8 Thirukalukundram 1 0 10 10 i 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 5 5 0 12 12 0 0 0 0 0 St.Thomas Mount -4 9 1 0 27 (Rural) 27 0 4 4 0 4 4 0 4 4 0 13 13 0 0 0 0 0 St.Thomas Mount 10 0 0 (Urban) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 Achirupakkam 1 0 9 9 0 0 0 0 6 6 0 4 4 0 7 7 0 0 0 0 0 12 Maduranthagam 1 0 10 10 0 0 0 0 3 3 0 12 12 0 9 9 0 0 0 0 0 13 Lathur 1 0 8 8 0 0 0 0 4 4 0 8 8 0 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 14 Chithamur 1 0 8 8 0 0 0 0 14 14 0 5 5 0 10 10 0 0 0 0 2 Total 13 13 0 162 162 0 5 5 0 56 56 0 90 90 0 132 132 0 0 0 0 2 Source: Monthly Review Reports Progress in Civil Works - 2001-2002 to 2007-2008 Electrificatio Addl.CR Toilet WS Ramps BaLA n •n •o •d •o •a •0 s. n n n V V H Block •u« (0 *>V H *> u s ■u S H No 4) V V «) »h & & i! & Oi &> ■s, W '3. i ’3. &) ■s. ft & (4 o t 0 S 0 13 1 0 H e H f- g 6 t- e H B 0 £ I £ 0 £ 0 £ 0 £ 0 £ O u U O U O 1 Kancheepuram 179 179 0 25 25 0 6 6 0 13 13 0 10 10 0 1 1 0 2 Walajabad 148 148 0 16 16 0 3 3 0 12 12 0 10 10 0 1 1 0 3 Uthiramerur 171 171 0 15 15 0 14 14 0 15 15 0 10 10 0 1 1 0 4 Sriperumbudur 119 119 0 13 13 0 10 10 0 13 13 0 10 10 0 1 1 0 5 Kundrathur 173 173 0 16 16 0 15 15 0 11 11 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 6 Thiruporur 111 111 0 14 14 0 12 12 0 11 11 0 10 10 0 0 0 0 Kattankolathur 182 182 0 17 17 0 12 12 -0.2 12 0 10 10 0 1 1 0 8 Thirukalukundram 141 141 0 16 16 0 13 13 0 ■ 13 13 0 10 10 0 0 0 0 9 St.Thomas Mount 209 209 0 40 40 0 14 14 0 13 13 0 19 19 0 1 1 0 (Rural) 10 St.Thomas Mount 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 (Urban) 11 Achirupakkam 132 132 0 9 9 0 3 3 0 12 12 0 10 10 0 1 1 0 12 Maduranthagam 99 99 0 20 20 0 3 3 0 14 14 0 10 10 0 0 0 0 13 Lathur 52 52 0 4 4 0 7 7 0 11 11 0 10 10 0 0 0 0 14 Chithamur 99 99 0 13 13 c1 7 7 c1 7 7 c1 101 101 0 1 1 0 Tota]1 1815 1815 c1 2181 218 c) 119 119 c) 157' 157 c1 1301 13C1 c 51 9 0 Sourcc: Monthly Review Reports All the 13 BRCs buildings allotted for the district was completed and occupied. Out of 162 CRCs, all the 162 CRC buildings have been completed. The target of primary building was 5 and 5 buildings have been completed. The target of upper primary buildings was 56. 56 buildings have been competed. The target of two classroom building was 90 and all the building have been completed. The target of three classroom building was 132 and completed was 132. The target of additional class room was 1815 and all the works have been completed. Target of toilet works was 218 and all the works are completed. Target of Drinking water was 119 and work completed was 119. From the year 2001 to 2007, 157 schools have been provided with ramp for disabled children, 130 schools provided with electrification and 9 school have been provided with BaLA. 2,8. INTERVENTION FOR OUT-OF-SCHOOL CHILDREN - TARGET & ACHIEVEMENT 2002-2003 TO 2007-2008 The following table Target and Achievement 2002-2003 to 2007-2008. Table - 107 Out-of-school children - Target & Achievement 2002-2003 - 2007-2008 2002-2003 2003-2004 2004-2005 S. > a > tJ a 4-1 > 4J C B lock « « a V 4> V 0 a V 1 Kancheepuram 5554 514 9.25 4807 2072 43.1 1672 937 56.04 2 Walajabad 2045 189 9.24 1770 763 43.11 622 615 98.87 3 Uthiramerur 1158 141 12.18 1002 567 56.59 499 489 98 4 Sriperumbudur 2051 ' 202 9.85 1775 813 45.8 1026 747 72.81 5 Kun^Sathur 1791 159 8.88 1550 640 41.29 ^ 4 4 462 48.94 6 Thiruporur 317 57 17.98 274 230 83.94 144 138 95.83 7 Kattankolathur 1454 91 6.26 1258 368 29.25 943 737 78.15 8 Thirukalukundram 1040 151 14.52 900 610 67.78 332 325 97.89 9 St.Thomas Mount 2153 365 16.95 1863 1476 79.23 1867 1812 97.05 (Rural) 10 St.Thomas Mount (Urban) 11 Achimpakkam 414 75 18.12 358 304 84.92 190 172 90.53 12 Maduranthagam 1114 223 20.02 964 898 93.15 374 367 98.13 13 Lathur 938 191 20.36i 812 772 95.07 235 228 97.02 14 Chithamur 898 136 15.14 777 549 70.66. 163 154 94.48 Total' 20927 2494 11,921 181101 10062 55.561 9011 7183 79.71 Source: Monthly Review Reports Table - 107 ( Cont...) Out-of-school children - Target & Achievement 2002-2003 - 2007-2008 2005-2006 2006-2007 2007-2008 rt S. 4) -W a V > *.• V > a No. bA « C V o U) di P At 'P 1 Kancheepuram 853 447 52.4 654 654 100 360 424 117.8 2 Walajabad 274 133 48.54 226 226 100 155 256 165.2 3 Uthiramerur 232 144 62.07 252 252 100 Tl% 197 70.86 4 Sriperumbudur 382 148 38.74 314 314 100 187 182 97.33 5 Kundrathur 536 263 49.07 512 512 100 9.62 329 125.6 6 Thiruporur 327 136 41.59 275 275 100 198 94l 47.47 7 Kattankolathur 336 248 73.81 273 TIZ 100 252 155 61.51 8 Thirukalukundram 147 45 30.61 157 157 100 225 69 30.67 9 St.Thomas Mount 935 425 45.45 770 770 100 622 913 146.8 (Rural) 10 St.Thomas Mount 698 847 (Urban) 11 Achirupakkam 280 86 30.71 284 284 100 271 116 42.8 12 Maduranthagam 425 138 32.47 436 436 100 229 138 60.26 13 Lathur 76 37 48.68 76 76 100 120 71 59.17 14 Chithamur 122 54 44.26 123 123 100 162 44 27.16 3835 95.42 ...... Total 4925 2304 46.781 4352 4352 100 4019 As per the household survey conducted in 2001, the total number of out of school children was 20927 in Kancheepuram district which was the target of the academic year. Out of 20927 children 2494 children were enrolled and the achievement percentage was 11.9. During the academic year 2003-04, the target was 18110, out of which 10062 students were enrolled. In the academic year 2004-05, 2005-06 and 2006-07, there were various intervention attempted to attain cent percentage enrolment. In the current year, the target of out of school children is 4019 whereas the percentage of achievement is 95.42. We are evolving various strategies to make all the schoc’il age children to have educati-dn-^p to upper primary level, which is one of the prime>*sjQt^ivcs of SSA. 2.8.1 ENROLMENT OF OUT-OF-SCHOOL CHILDREN IN 2003-2004 - AGE GROUP WISE, GENDER WISE - TARGET & ACHIEVEMENT The following table shows the target and Achievement in enrolment of Out-of school children 2003-2004. Table - 108 Target and Achievement in enrolment of Out-of-school children - 2003-2004 s. Target Achievement N Block 6-11 years 11-14 years 6-14 6-11 years 11-14 years 6-14 o. yrs Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total yrs Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total 1 Kancheepuram 1219 1284 2503 1122 1182 2304 4807 526 55'1 1080 484 508 992 2072 2 Walajabad 449 473 922 413 435 848 1770 194 20'1 398 178 187 365 763 3 Uthiramerur 254 268 522 234 246 480 1002 144 151 295 132 140 272 567 4 Sriperumbudur 450 474 924 414 437 851 1775 206 217 423 190 200 390 813 5 Kundrathur 393 414 807 362 381 743 1550 162 171 333 149 158 307 6^0 6 Thiruporur 69 73 142 64 68 132 274 58 61 119 54 57 111 230 . 7 Kattankolathur 319 336 655 294 309 603 1258 93 98 191 86 91 177 368 8 Thirukalukundram 228 240 468 210 222 432 900 155 163 318 142 150 292 CIO St.Thomas Mount 556 584 1140 509 537 1046 2186 374 395 769 344 362 706 1475 9 (Rural) St.Thomas Mount 10 (Urban) 11 Achirupakkam 91 96 187 84 87 171 358 77 81 158 71 75 146 304 12 Maduranthagam 244 258 502 225 237 462 964 228 2^10 468 210 220 430 898 13 Lathur 206 217 423 190 199 389 812 196 20(1 402 180 190 370 772 14 Chithamur 197 208 405 181 191 372 777 139 147 286 128 135 263 5'19 Total 4675 4925 9600 4302 4531 8833 18433 2552 2688 5240 2348 2473 4821 10061 In 2003-2004, target of out-of-school in 6-11 age group was 9600 out of which 5240 children were enrolled. Out of 8833 target of out-of-school children in 11-14 years, 4821 children were enrolled in alternative schools. Out of 18433 target children in 6-14 age group, 10061 children were enrolled in various alternative schools. 2.8.2 ENROLMENT OF OUT-OF-SCHOOL CHILDREN IN 2004 2005 - AGE GROUP WISE, GENDER WISE - TARGET fis ACHIEVEMENT The following table shows the Target and Achievement ii: enrolment of Out-of school children in AIE centres and NCLP / INDUS during 2004-2005. Table - 109 Enrolment of Out-of-school Children through AIE centres & NCLP/INDUS Target and Achievement - 2004-2005 Target Achievement s. Block 6-11 years 11-14 years 6-11 years 11-14 years No. 6-14 6-14 yrs yrs Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total \ Kancheeputam 72Q 825 1545 832 695 1527 3072 181 178 359 292 286 578 937= 2 Walajabad 128 205 333 347 412 759 1092 119 117 236 191 188 379 615. 3 Uthiramerur 92 69 161 263 75 338 499 94 93 187 152 150 302 489 4 Sriperumbudur 85 101 186 295 545 840 1026 144 142 286 233 228 461 747 5 Kundrathur 102 64 166 418 360 778 944 89 88 177 144 141 285 463 6 Thiruporur 11 10 21 11 12 23 44 27 26 53 43 42 85 13? 7 Kattankolathur 340 219 559 165 219 384 943 142 MO 282 229 226 455 73| 8 Thirukaluku ndram 102 77 179 74 79 153 332 63 62 125 101 99 200 32| St.Thomas Mount 161 207 406 567 350 344 ; 694 564 554 1118 181| 9 (Rural) 81 80 199 i 10 St.Thomas Mount (Urban) 11 Achirupakkam 19 15 34 22 18 40 74 33 33 66 53 53 106 17| 12 Maduranthagam 15 15 30 58 32 90 120 71 70 141 114 112 226 36 1-J 13 Lathur 15 17 32 16 15 31 63 44 43 87 71 70 141 22 14 ChithEimur 31 15 46 105 84 189 235 30 29 59 48 47 95 l l i Total 1741 1712 3453 2805 2753 5558 9011 1387 13C)5 2752 2235 2196 4431 7 l l Source: Monthly Review Repori In 2004-2005, target of out-of-school in 6-14 age grc u]) was 9011 and the j achievement was 7183. In 6-11 age group, out of 3453 target, 2752 were enrolled and in 11-14 age group, 4431 children were enrolled in various alternative schools out of 5558 target. The following table shows the Enrolment of Out-of-school Children through AIE centres & NCLP / INDUS during 2005-2006 Table - 110 Enrolment of Out-of-school Children through AIE centres & NCLP / INDUS Target and Achievement - 2005-2006 Target Achievement 6-11 years 11-14 years 6-11 years 11-14 years S. Block 6-14 6-14 No. 3 3 3 yrs 0 1 3 yrs n 1O H n 1 H 0) 0 n 1 1 Kancheepuram 162 353 209 291 500 853 173 136 309 146 290 599 2 Walajabad 75 45 120 70 84 154 274 49 39 88 45 ■ 45 90 178 3 Uthiramerur 15 18 33 110 89 199 232 14 11 25 83 85 168 193 4 Sriperumbudur 55 50 105 101 176 277 382 27 21 48 74 76 150 198 5 Kundrathur 70 53 123 214 199 413 536 41 33 74 138 140 278 352 6 Tbiiuporur 124 135 259 49 19 68 327 91 72 163 9 10 19 182 7 Kattankolathur 80 91 171 101 64 165 336 92 73 165 83 84 167 332 8 Thirukalukundrara 3 4 7 83 57 140 147 1 0 1 29 30 59 60 9 St.Thomas Mount 223 106 329 265 341 606 935 116 92 208 179 183 362 570 (Rural) 10 St.Thomas Mount (Urban) 11 Achirupakkam 19 19 38 152 90 242 280 10 8 18 48 49 97 115 12 Maduranthagam 31 18 49 189 187 376 425 21 17 38 73 74 147 185 13 Lathur 11 5 16 38 22: 60 76 0 0 01 25. 25 501 50 14 Chithamur 10• 8; 18I 56 48i 104 1221 4 4 8i 321 331 65; 73 Total ^ 907’ 714r 1621. 1637’ 1667' 3304 4925; 6391 5061 1145; 9621 98G» 19421 3087 II Source: Monthly Review Reports In 2005-2006, out-of-school target in 6-11 age group was 1621 and in 11-14 age group the target was 3304. Out of 1621 target, 1145 children were enrolled in 6-11 age group. Out of 3304 target out-of-school children in 11-14 age group 1942 children were enrolled. The following table shows the Enrolment of Out-of-school Children through AIE centres & NCLP / INDUS during 2006-2007. Table - 111 Enrolment of Out-of-school Children through AIE centres & NCLP / INDUS Target and Achievement - 2006-2007 Target Achievement 6-11 years 11-14 years 6-11 years 11-14 years S. No. Block 6-14V# X T 6-14 Girl Tota Boy Girl Tota Boys Boys Girls Total yrs Boys Girls Total yrs s 1 s s 1 1 Kancheepuram 73 90 163 241 250 491 654 73 90 163 241 250 491 654 2 Walajabad 37 28 65 73 88 161 226 37 28 65 73 88 161 226 3 Uthiramerur 21 24 45 l l 4 ■^9 3 207 252 21 24 45 114 93 207 252 4 Sriperumbudur 36 36 72 80 162 242 314 36 36 72 80 162 242 314 5 Kundrathur 42 40 82 222 208 430 512 42 40 82 222 208 430 512 6 Thirupomr 36 38 74 109 92 201 275 36 38 74 109 92 201 275 7 Kattankolathur 43 40 83 100 90 190 273 43 40 83 100 90 190 273 8 Thinikalukundram 25 27 52 66 39 105 157 25 27 52 66 39 105 157 9 St.Thomas Mount 101 105 206 291 273 564 770 101 105 206 291 273 564 770 (Rural) 10 St.Thomas Mount (Urban) 11 Achirupakkam 15 17 32 158 94 252 284 15 17 32 158 94 252 284 12 Maduranthagaxn 23 22 45 196 195 391 436 23 22 45 196 195 391 436 13 Lathur 17 16 33 30 13 43 76 17 16 33 30 13 43 76 14 Chithamur 18 18 36 48 39 87 123 18 18 36 48 39 87 123 Total 487 501 988 1728 1636 3364 4352 487 501 988 1728 1636 3364 4352 Source: Monthly Review Reports In the year 2006-2007, both in 6-11 age group and in 11-14 age group, the target out-of-school children are enrolled in various alternative schools and the achievement is 100%. Out of 4352 target in 6-14 age group, 4352 children were enrolled in various adternative schools like AIE centres residential schools and INDUS / TEC schools. The following table shows the Enrolment of Out-of-school Children through AIE centres 8c NCLP / INDUS during 2007-2008. T ab le-1 1 2 Enrolment of Out-of-school Children through AIE centres & NCLP / INDUS Target and Achievement - 2007-2008 Target Achievement s. 11-14 years ^o. Block 6-11 years 11-14 years 6-14 6-11 years 6-14 yrs yrs Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total 1 Kancheepuram 94 152 246 42 72 114 360 108 90 198 113 113 424 |2 Walajabad 38 34 72 29 54 83 155 17 25 42 115 99 214 256 3 Uthiramerur 43 59 102 91 85 176 278 21 19 40 82 75 157 197 4 Sriperumbudur 30 29 59 52 76 128 187 22 23 45 72 65 137 182 5 Kundrathur 60 64 124 66 72 138 262 51 61 112 109 108 217 329 6 Thiruporur 43 39 82 94 22 116 198 13 16 29 33 32 65 94 7 Kattankolathur 60 98 158 31 63 94 252 14 18 32* 53 70 113 155 8 Thirukalukundram 60 34 94 59 72 131 225 12 10 22 22 25 47 69 St.Thomas Mount 9 202 159 361 134 127 261 622 326 318 644 127 142 269 913 (Rural) St.Thomas Mount 10 177 169 346 187 165 352 698 307 325 632 117 98 215 847 (Urban) >11 Achirupakkam 38 39 77 118 76 194 271 11 19 30 44 42 86 116 12 Maduranthagam 51 54 105 66 58 124 229 12 24 36 48 54 102 138 13 Lathur 38 34 72 28 20 48 120 13 16 29 19 23 42 71 14 Chithaunur 21 29 50 45 67 112 162 8 7 21 14 9 23 44 Total 955 993 1948 1042 1029 2071 4019 935 971 1912 968 955 1923 3835 Source: Monthly Review Reports In this academic year 2007-2008, target of out-of-school in 6-14 age group was 4019 and the achievement was 3835. In 6-11 age group, out of 1948 target, 1912 were enrolled and in 11-14 age group, 1923 children were enrolled in various alternative schools out of 2071 target. 2.9. INNOVATIVE ACTIVITIES Innovative Activities are planned for the education of the Special Focus Group. Early Childhood Care and Education, Girls Education, Education of SC/ST and Computer Education are the major components under Innovative Activities. 2.9.1 EARLY CHILDHOOD CARE AND EDUCATION (ECCE) - NO. OF CENTRES, UPGRADED CENTRES ETC., The following tables show the Enrolment of ECCE centres 2002-2003 to 2007- 2008. Table - 113 ECCE Centres and Enrolment - 2002-03 to 2007-08 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 •a - s. d) w . C TJ bO n M Q) vs « "S Block 0 S:S "S -S 2 No. •g s I s ® 43 a 0 2 13 2 • 0 0 w d 5 | 0 c: S * V o u ^ X e 0 m m § | i U H 1 Kancheepuram 138 0 0 5912 88 0 50 5912 130 0 101 6215 2 Walajabad 123 0 0 5276 98 0 25 5276 83 0 49 3290 3 Uthiramerur 155 0 0 6653 133 0 22 6653 103 0 49 6044 4 Sriperumbudur 120 0 0 5147 98 0 22 5147 66 0 37 2600 5 Kundrathur 106 0 0 4546 81 0 25 4546 110 0 52 3830 6 Thiruporur 108 0 0 4631 88 0 20 4631 73 0 50 2900 7 Kattankolathur 128 0 0 5492 73 0 55 5492 102 0 47 3751 8 Thirukalukundram 120 0 0 5147 95 0 25 5147 90 0 51 3198 9 St.Thomas Mount 164 0 0 7040 139 0 25 7040 120 0 117 2900 (Rural) 10 St.Thomas Mount (Urban) 11 Achirupakkam 113 0 0 4846 92 0 21 4846 77 0 42 3020 12 Maduranthagam 148 0 0 6352 128 0 20 6352 111 0 48 3067 13 Lathur 84 0 0 3600 64 0 20 3600 55 0 41 2300 14 Chithamur 106 0 0 4546 86 0 20 4546 78 0 46 2930 TotalI 1613 0 0 69188 1263 0 350 69188 1198 0 730 46045 Source: HHS-2005, Social Welfare Department & Monthly Review Reports s. M M t m M « Block No. o | s «.li ' o f l P " c o 3 fl 11S‘ * 8 Kancheepuram 130 101 5775 140 101 6206 241 101 6566 Walajabad 83 49 3300 93 49 3346 142 49 3540 Uthiramerur 103 49 3800 119 49 3864 168 49 4089 Sriperumbu d ur 66 37 2575 82 37 2160 119 37 2285 Kundrathur 110 52 4050 125 52 3975 177 52 4206 Thiruporur 73 50 3075 88 50 3120 138 50 3301 Kattankolathur 102 47 3725 111 47 3659 158 47 3871 Thirukalukundram 90 51 352^ 111 51 3318 162 51 3511 St.Thomas Mount 120 117 5925 149 117 6014 146 80 4402 (Rural) 10 St.Thomas Mount 120 37 1961 (Urban)______11 Achirupakkam 77 42 2975 87 42 3017 129 42 3192 12 Maduranthagam 111 48 3975 116 48 4030 164 48 4267 13 Lathur 55 41 2400 68 41 2433 109 41 2574 Chilhaitkvir 70 46 2900 77 0 46 2940 123 46 3111 Total 1190 730 48000 1366 0 730 48082 2096 730 50876 Source: HHS-2005, Social Welfare Department & Monthly Review Reports In 2002-2003, the total number of existing centres was 1613 and total number of children enrolled was 69188. In 2003-2004, 69188 children were enrolled in 1263 existing centres. During this year, 350 centres were upgraded. In 2004-2005, 46045 children were enrolled in 1198 existing centres and 730 centres were upgraded. In 2005- 2006, in 1190 existing centres, 48000 were enrolled and 730 centres were upgraded. In 2006-2007, total number of existing centres is 1366 and total number of upgraded centres is 730. Total number of children enrolled in these centres is 48082. In this year 2007-2008, total number of existing centres is 2096 and total number of upgraded centres is 730. Total number of children enrolled in these centres is 50876. 2,9.2 GIRLS’ EDUCATION -PROGRESS - 2002-03 TO 2007-08 The following table shows the Girls Education beneficiaries from 2002-2003 to 2007-2008. Table - 114 Girls Education - Beneficiaries 2002-03 to 2007-08 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 a M s. 1 ? 1 S’ 1 S' Block .2 I I I.? No. (o| ^ I CO S.§ i f *c3 flf etf o U ■ fi 1^ 3 s 1^ | h 1^ is Kancheepuram 500 2334 5119 6220 280 92 350 84 Walajabad 500 1013 3356 2700 280 94 350 84 Uthiramerur 500 1219 3371 3250 280 92 350 84 Sriperumbudur 500 994 2784 2650 280 92 350 84 Kundrathur 500 1689 5089 4500 280 92 350 84 Thiruporur 500 0 1313 3646 0 3500 280 92 350 84 Kattankolathur 500 0 2814 5747 0 7500 0 280 92 350 "84 Thirukalukundram 500 0 1397 3543 0 3725 0 280 92 350 ”84 St.Thomas Mount 1500 7730 10260 20600 0 280 97 350 ”86 (Rural)______10 St.Thomas Mount 350 86 (Urban) 11 Achimpakkam 500 1302 2917 3470 280 93 350 84 12 Maduranthagam 500 963 3136 2565 280 92 350 84 13 Lathur 500 730 2819 1946 280 92 350 84 14 Chithamur 500 882 1675 2340 280 92 350 84 Total7500 2438 53462 64966 3640 1204 4900 1180 0 Source: Monthly Review Reports In 2002-2003, 7500 children were benefited under vocational training whereas in 2003-2004, the total number of beneficiaries was 24380. In 2004-2005, 53462 children were benefited and in 2005-2006, 64966 children were benefited under vocational training. In 2006-2007, life skill training was also conducted for girl children. The total number of beneficiaries is 1204. Total number of girl children benefited under of vocational training is 3640. During this academic year 2007-2008, 4900 children were benefited under vocational training and 1180 children were benefited under life skill training. EDUCATION FOR SC/ST CHILDREN - REMEDIAL COACHING, VOCATIONAL TRAINING, EXPOSURE VISITS, LIFE-SKILLS TRAINING The following tables show the Education of SC/ST children - Beneficiaries Table - 115 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 bA ..ti W) a u to .52 V V S. > £ c > .S 0 > s fl Block l l a 0. V V a V No. JS V M 2 h ■ g | l i 2 U .s 2 “ 1 3 2 “ ct *0 CO s s | | J GO s 3 53 B 0 .s5 I (0 a 53 o d 0 s 0 S « •« tj 0 O *5 fl e •-) HN B 1 1 1 1 Kancheepuram 0 0 0 0 500 0 0 0 1270 0 0 0 2 Walajabad 0 0 0 0 500 0 0 0 n i l 0 0 0 3 Uthiramerur 0 0 0 0 500 0 0 0 1281 0 0 0 4 Sriperumbudur 0 0 0 0 500 0 0 0 1270 0 0 0 5 Kundrathur 0 0 0 0 500 0 0 0 2004 0 0 0 6 Thiruporur 0 0 0 0 500 0 0 0 1735 0 0 0 7 Kattanko^^kur 0 0 0 0 500 0 0 0 ^2202 0 0 0 8 Thirukalukundram 0 0 0 0 500 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 St.Thomas Mount (Rural) 0 0 0 0 1500 0 0 0 5615 0 0 0 10 St.Thomas Mount (Urban) 11 Achirupakkam 0 0 0 0 500 0 0 0 1328 0 0 0 12 Maduranthagam 0 0 0 0 500 0 0 0 1782 0 0 0 13 Lathur 0 0 0 0 500 0 0 0 1130 0 0 0 14 Chithamur 0 0 0 0 500 0 0 0 1224 0 0 0 Total 0 0 0 0 7500 0 0 0 23198 0 0 0 Source : Monthly Review Report Table - 115 (Contd...) 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 a bO 0 4> 2f 3 - '^•3 C S s. 43 M 3 o s 1 s l j 1 ^ c H 1 Block .s *d o ** ® 5 ■o ? 0) No. +3 •2*8, 1 U) 0 0} 1 01 M 1 1 f i l l s 0 ^ £ i rt 5 1 (0 o ^ 0 1 S o s > » m 2004-2005, total number of beneficiaries was 23198. In 2005-2006, 19914 children were given remedial coaching and 650 children were benefited under life skill training. In the .same year, 1500 children were taken to exposure visit also. And in the same year 1300 children attended multiple intelligence camp. In 2006-2007, 4000 children have been benefited under remedial coaching. Total number of beneficiaries in life skill training is 1001. 2009 children have been taken to exposure visit and 1001 children attended the multiple intelligence camp. During this academic year 2007-2008, 1300 children were participated in Life Skill Training, 2002 children were attended Exposure Visit and 1500 children were benefited under English Communication Training programme. 2.9.4 COMPUTER EDUCATION - COMPUTER AIDED LEARNING - CAL CENTI^T TEACHERS TRAINED, COVERAGE OF CHILDREN - PROGRESS 2002-03 TO 2007-08 The following tables give the details on Computer Education in the district. Table - 116 2002-2003 2003-2004 2004-2005 No. o f No. o f No. o f No. o f No. o f No. o f No. o f No. o f No. o f S. Teacher Block schools Teachers benefici schools Teachers beneficiari schools beneficiari No. s covered trained aries covered trained es covered es trained P UP P UP P UP P UP P UP P UP P UPPUPP UP 1 Kancheepuram 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 25 0 0 0 1615 0 25 0 0 0 1615 2 Walajabad 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 14 0 0 0 1413 0 14 0 0 0 1413 3 Uthiramerur 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18 0 0 0 1629 0 18 0 0 0 1629 4 Sriperumbudur 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 0 0 0 1615 0 12 0 0 0 1615 i 5 Kundrathur 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 0 0 0 2548 0 12 0 0 0 2548 6 Thiruporur 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 0 0 0 2206 0 12 0 0 0 2206 7 Kattankolathur 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 26 0 0 0 2800 0 26 0 0 0 2800 8 Thirukalukundra 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 0 0 0 1584 0 11 0 0 0 1584 m 9 St.Thomas Mount 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 48 0 0 0 7139 0 48 0 0 0 7139 (Rural) 1 10 St.Thomas Mount (Urban) 1 11 Achirupakkatn 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 1687 0 10 0 0 0 1687 12 Maduranthaga 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 19 0 0 0 2266 0 19 0 0 0 2266 1 m ------j 13 Lathur 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 1437 0 8 0 0 0 143| 14 Chithamur 0 0 0 0' 0 0 0 9 0 0 0 1556 0 9 0 0 0 1551 Total 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 224 0 0 0 29495 0 224 0 0 0 29498 ------J Computer Education- Computer Aided Learning 2005-2006 2006-2007 2007-2008 No. of No. of No. of No. of s. No. of No. of Block schools Teachers schools Teachers No. of No. of No. of No. beneficiaries beneficiaries covered trained covered trained schools Teachers beneficia covered trained ries P UP PUPPUPP UP P UP P UP 1 Kancheepuram 0 2 36 40 0 182 0 2 0 13 0 323 41 0 391 2 Walajabad 2 1 22 40 87 124 2 1 6 4 203 128 31 5 262 3 ' Uthiramerur 1 2 24 40 82 118 1 2 3 6 100 200 31 0 248 4 Sriperumbudur 1 1 28 41 91 131 1 1 3 5 220 138 28 3 258 5 Kundrathur 1 1 30 20 85 122 1 1 3 6 103 229 31 5 366 6 Thiruporur 1 2 20 40 85 121 1 2 3 5 188 240 29 4 375 7 Kattankolathur 1 3 31 39 110 156 1 3 3 10 65 332 39 0 314 8 Thirukalukundram 1 2 29 40 62 88 1 2 2 5 178 285 29 0 462 9 St.Thomas Mount 1 2 90 40 119 169 1 2 4 12 142 397 36 13 282 (Rural) 10 St.Thomas Mount 32 0 (Urban) 11 Achirupakkam 1 1 21 40 84 120 1 1 3 5 118 202 22 0 ■ 235 12 Maduranthagam 0 2 27 40 82 116 0 2 0 9 0 481 21 4 389 13 Lathur 2 1 30 24 82 118 2 1 4 2 285 40 19 0 313 14 Chithamur 2 0 15 40 270 0 2 0 6 0 400 0 19 0 372 Total 14 20 403 484 1239 1565 14 20 40 82 2002 2995 408 46 4267 Source;Monthly Review Reports In 2003-2004 and 2004-2005, total number of upper primary schools covered with computer education was 224 and the total number of beneficiaries was 29495 in both the years. In 2005-2006, total number of primary and upper primary teachers trained was 887 and total number of beneficiaries in both primary and upper primary schools was 2804. In 2006-2007, 14 primary and 20 upper primary schools have been covered with computer education. Total number of teachers trained in both primary and upper primary schools is 82. 2002 children have been benefited in primary schools and 2995 children are benefited in upper primary schools. During this academic year 2007- 2008, totally 408 schools have been covered with computer education. Total number teachers trained in both primary and upper primary schools are 46. Totally 4267 children have been benefited in both primary and upper primary schools. 2.10. INCLUSIVE EDUCATION ~ TARGET & ACHIEVEMENT - 2002-2003 TO 2007- 2008 The following table shows the progress in the coverage of lED Children. Table - 117 Various Interventions for Disabled Children 2002-03 to 2007-08 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 (0 « (0 V to B 2 4) CO B 2- V « B 2 5 g B 2 u & s a a 5 g o (3 TI S 5 V rt -d S. S "O 2 « Block £ f« •o4 O •o *o O •3 o No. 3 g a « fQ {« ft O, s s ^ 4) A s t | JS at «5 O ^ g- W 0 (0 0 A u < 2* Vi ft g s O ^ IM Q o ^ Q O rt O 43 0 M (A cn 4> «Q B 2 B 2 4) « S " •S 2 4) .3 2 a 4) C U .s U 4) G h g<3 a Vi a ? c s s S. .2 4) 4) 2 ^ o Block S 4> •S S » T3 g No. AS •OH O t l •d O | l 0 {3 « o. o. ft ft a 4> ^ «0 (0 < (X b < ft CO o Xt (t b d o 2 i p o « O «« Q o S O XJ O -o Ss; C c« B ^ O *«-i 4) U) 4) O •8 w o ^ O ■Sw o ^ O 1 “ >4 10 O ® a <0 0 >. ° 6 s s o a s ^ •o o* CO £Q Q n i s w 1 iz; l o 1 Kancheepuram 68 0 16 120 0 2 16 107 21 2 34 12 2: 2 Walaiabad 52 0 14 23 0 2 14 12 9 6 12 14 1 3 Uthiramerur 28 0 0 62 0 2 0 97 9 0 76 0 4 4 Sriperumbudur 46 0 9 117 0 2 9 95 10 3 45 10 2 5 Kundrathur 48 0 0 28 0 2 0 77 36 1 56 8 3 6 Thiruporur 32 0 19 20 0 2 19 56 48 1 43 14 2 7 Kattankolathur 41 0 0 53 0 2 0 95 46 2 52 10 8 Thirukalukundram 53 1 18 22 5 2 18 35 31 4 21 16 l| St-Thomas Mount 9 42 1 15 65 0 2 15 79 25 5 36 0 d (Rural) 1I St.Thomas Mount 1 10 32 4 24 0 (Urban) 11 Achirupakkam 28 0 0 26 25 2 0 42 9 2 32 12 1 12 Maduranthagam 27 0 14 27 12 2 14 46 23 1 26 0 1 13 Lathur 20 0 21 27 12 1 21 38 34 1 25 0 1 14 Chithamur 29 0 0 18 18 1 0 35 11 1 17 0 1 514 2 126 608 72 24 126 814 344 33 499 96 Total Source : Monthly Review Report 144 In 2002-2003, 780 disabled children were under home based care. In 2003-2004, total number of children under home based care was 557. In 2004-2005, 461 appliances were supplied and the total number of children under HBT was 478. In 2005-2006, 516 appliances were supplied to children. Surgery was done for 2 disabled children. Total number of disabled children under HBT was 608 and in day care centre was 126. In 2006-2007, 72 appliances were supplied, 126 children were enrolled in Day care centres and 814 children are under home based care. Surgeries have been done to 24 children. During 2007-08, 344 assistive devices were supplied, 499 children are under home based care, 96 children are the beneficiaries of day care centre, 317 beneficiaries under inclusive play park and surgeries have been done to 33 children. 2.11 RESEARCH, EVALUATION AND MONITORING - STUDIES TAKEN UP AND COMPLETED - PROGRESS- 2002-2003 TO 2007-2008 The following table shows the details of Research Studies, Evaluation and Monitoring. Table - 118 Research, Evaluation and Monitoring 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 No. of studies No. of studies No. of studies No. of studies No. of studies No. of studies planned completed planned completed planned com pleted S. Block a s ^ JS X JA o '*** 43 No. .2 « .2 « 0 o « 0 O t I! (« tJ o •2^ 2CS a i (tf ( M 8 0 O < +3 « 2 o a 5 si 4> .5 4> ^ O M S .2 M o< 2 * .2 13 A ■d .S 13 ji T a \ a ^ je} -o 5 a 5 1 t 8 : 1 a 1 5 8 p I 111 o « ^1] O O t I t o t! O t ^ -a ^ 0) 1 *8 | «8 ‘ 1 ‘ 1 Kancheepuram 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 1 0 6 1 0 2 Walaiabad 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 1 0 3 1 0 3 Uthiramerur 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 1 0 3 1 0 4 Sriperumbudur 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 1 0 3 1 0 5 Kundrathur 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 1 0 3 1 0 6 Thiruporur 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 1 0 3 1 0 7 Kattankolathur 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 1 0 5 1 0 8 Thirukalukundra 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 1 0 4 1 0 m 9 St.Thomas Mount 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 1 0 8 1 0 (Rural) 10 St.Thomas Mount 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 (Urban) 11 Achirupakkciin 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 1 0 3 1 0 12 Maduranthagam 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 1 0 3 1 0 13 Lathur 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 1 0 3 1 0 14 Chithamur 0 0 0 0 0 01 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 1 0 3 1 0 TotalI 0 01 01 01 0 01 0 0 01 01 0 1 501 13; 01 50 13 0 Table - 118 (Contd..) Research, Evaluation and Monitoring No. of studies No. of studies No. of studies No. of studies No. of studies No. of studies planned com pleted planned com pleted planned completed s. Block g No. JS SS o - ji 0 o « 0 O «J C O ^ c i i (S O C« « .S !3 4> .S Cg 2 " .S « 2 S 4> O M 5 8 4J « 5 1 III ^U 0>CO 1 < s It] O t O -S O -ti <8 1 «8 ^ 5 “ Kancheepuram 10 10 10 10 10 10 Walajabad 10 10 10 10 10 10 Uthiramerur 10 10 0 10 10 Sriperumbudur 10 10 0 10 10 Kundrathur 10 10 0 10 10 10 10 Thipqoorur 10 10 10 10 10 10 Kattankolathur 10 10 10 10 10 10 Thirukalukundra 10 10 10 0 0 10 10 10 m St.Thomas Mount 11 (Rural)______10 10 10 10 11 St.Thomas Mount 10 10 10 (Urban)______11 Achirupakkam 10 10 0 10 10 12 MadMian\l\aganv 10 10 0 10 10 0 0 13 Lathur 10 10 0 10 10 10 10 14 Chitliamur 10 10 10 10 10 10 Total 130 13 130 13 130 130 0 137 12 0 137 12 Source: Monthly Review Report In 2002-2003 and 2003-2004 research studies were not done. In 2004-2005, 50 action research works were done and 2005-2006, 130 action research works were undertaken. In 2006-2007, 130 research studies are done by the school teachers on various topics. During the year 2007-2008 137 action researches were undertaken in the district and 12 evaluations and impact studies have been carried out and completed. The findings/ out comes of these studies have been utilized by the teachers during the classroom transactions. 2.12. TEACHER TRAINING - TRAINING DAYS PROGRESS AND TRAINING MODULES DEVELOPED AND SUPPLIED - 2002-2003 TO 2007-2008 The following table shows the. In-service Training given to Teachers. Table - 119 ’ In-service Training to Teachers (Training Days) > 2002-2003 2003-2004 2004-2005 2005-2006 2006-2007 2007-2008 a C 9» a4) a ■4J 4-* •M s. 0) S o> 1 V a o> 1 0> g 4) a Block U) bA U) No. I1 u Sf Sf % l4 % 4) o> a » H H S .2 A ji ja J i < < 1 Kancheepuram 16180 1550 16180 6252 18600 13608 15680 11174 13608 12096 16060 16060 2 Walajabad 4960 1011 4910 1951 10800 4164 8975 7195 8424 7488 10400 10400 Uthiramerur 9720 1110 8640 3323 10860 3224 7943 7648 8316 7392 9920 9920 4 . Sriperumbudur 3900 1227 7660 4235 7000^ “ 5133 8460 6527 8154 7248 9860 9860 5 Kundrathur 11720 796 11000 4789 14260 5378 11900 9451 10854 9648 15220 15220 6 Thiruporur 8180 630 8420 3886 11540 5024 9380 9451 7722 6864 10020 10020 7 Kattankolathur 16160 1212 16020 5467 17880 10305 15660 12784 13590 12080 17280 17280 Thirukalukundra 8 7960 5920 2005 8180 4172 9500 8039 8352 7424 9900 9900 m 851 St.Thomas 9 1013 1013 30000 10303 37740 11735 32700 21065 29016 25792 15480 15480 Mount (Rural) St.Thomas 10 19100 19100 Mount (Urban) 11 Achirupakkam 5660 522 5600 2203 7440 3190 6120 5240 5436 4832 7800 7800 Maduranthaga 12 9200 1247 9200 4742 12480 3065 10860 8734 9324 8288 11480 11480 m 13 Lathur 5020 1117 4800 2122 6160 2491 5237 4825 4518 4016 5500 5500 14 Chithamur 5900 793 5900 3024 7960 2836 6840 5314 5940 5280 7020 7020 Total 105573 13079 134250 54302 170900 74325 149255 117447 133254 118448 165040 165040 Source: Monthly Review Reports In 2002-2003, out of 1,05,573 target training days, 13,079 was the achievement. Whereas in 2003-2004 out of 1,34,250 target, 54,302 teachers (training days) attended the training programmes. In 2004-2005, 74,325 attended the training programme. In 2004-2005, 74,325 attended the training programme out of 1,70,900 targets. In 2005- 2006, the target number was 1,49,255 out of which 1,17,447 attended the training. In 2006-2007, out of 1,33,254 target, 1,18,448 teachers (training days) days attended the training programme. In the year 2007-08, we can see the tremendous increase in achievement percentage. 1,65,040 is the target and achievement days teacher days and achieved cent percent in the current year. 2.13 COMMUNITY MOBILIZATION - MEMBERS TRAINED, COMMUNITY CONTRIBUTION - PROGRESS - 2002-2003 TO 2007-2008 The following table gives details about Community Mobilization. Table - 120 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 Training Training Training 2 S. CO 2 1 2 2* Blcok "S « V No. O M 1 -9 O M n s, ^ d S o n d .S 0 at :l| . fS o 0 5 a tJ . *0 4> «l 0 0 ^ fl) o ^ iz; V II "'I- in V r , B S a — 1 1 Kancheepuram 1515 1515 2398 0 679 679 2926 0.65 592 592 2926 — 0« VJ 2 Walajabad 1605 1605 2354 0 670 670 2662 0.28 585 585 2354 0: 3 Uthiramerur 1815 1815 2728 0 874 874 3102 0.09 762 762 2706 oi 4 Sriperumbudur 1740 1740 2288 0 815 815 2706 0.04 711 711 2530 0 5 Kundrathur 1485 1485 1914 0 564 564 2266 1.3 492 492 2244 li 6 Thiruporur ^ ^ 1380 1380 2046 0 589 589 2332 514 514 2332 G 7 Kattankolathur 1890 1890 2222 0 633 633 2772 0.35 552 552 2222 C 8 Thirukalukundram 1695 1695 2266 0 651 651 2508 8.41 568 568 2508 ----i-S12' 9 St.Thomas Mount (Rural) 1455 1455 2728 0 790 790 3828 0.09 689 689 3696 ( St.Thomas Mount 10 (Urban) 11 Achirupakkam 1410 1410 2068 0 805 805 2310 3.73 702 702 3212 1 12 MaduranthaRam 1815 1815 2794 0 595 595 3234 0.37 519 519 2310 1 13 Lathur 1170 1170 1452 0 561 561 1716 0.09 489 489 2090 14 Chithamur 1455 1455 1848 0 438 438 2112 7.05 383 383 1606 i: Total 20430 20430 29106 0 8664 8664 34474 22.54 7558 7558 32736 Source : Monthly Review Report Table - 120 (Contd..) 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 4 Training Training Training 2 2 S. OS bi) 2 Block 2 ^ No. js «> « Vh ^ ^ (S ® UD -S £ s, £ S. o be 0 1 rt O rt d B O c« °|l 0 rt . TS . •« . tJ 6 .S o 1 2 0 §1 S 0 S3 o i Si Szi <0 6 B g 1 Kancheepuram —H 798 798 2926 1.4 681 1362 2926 1.3 804 1608 2948 2 Walajabad 726 726 2662 0.6 620 1240 2662 5.8 732 1464 2684 -1 3 Uthiramerur --J 840 840 3080 0.2 716 1432 3080 0.11 846 1692 3102 4 Sriperumbudur 708 708 2596 0.1 594 1188 2596 0.21 702 1404 2574 5 Kundrathur 612 612 2244 2.8 528 1056 2244 0 624 1248 2288 6 Thiruporur 636 636 2332 0.2 544 1088 2332 5.78 642 1284 2354 7 Kattankolathur 756 756 2772 0.75 630 1260 2772 10.88 744 1488 2728 8 Thirukalukundram ■— 684 684 2508 18 584 1168 2508 2.3 690 1380 2530 St.Thomas Mount 9 (Rural) 1092 1092 4004 0.2 904 1808 4004 7.5 540 1080 1980 i St.Thomas Mount 10 (Urban) 528 1056 1936 11 Achirupakkam 630 630 2310 8 549 1098 2310 16 648 1296 2376 12 Maduranthagam 882 882 3234 0.8 747 1494 3234 1.4 870 1740 3190 13 Lathur 468 468 1716 0.2 370 740 1716 4.5 438 876 1606 1 14 Chithamur 600 600 2200 15 483 966 2200 21 570 1140 2090 Total 9432 9432 34584 48.25 7950 15900 34584 76.78 9378 18756 34386 Source: Monthly Review ’ In 2002-2003, total number of VEC members trained was 20430, in 2003-2004, it was 8664 and in 2004-2005, it was7558. In 2005-2006, 9432 VEC members were trained. Total number of meetings held in 2005-2006 and 2006-2007 were higher than the number of meetings held during the previous years. The VEC contribution in 2005- 2006 was Rs.48.25 lakhs only whereas in 2006-2007, it is Rs.76.78 lakhs. During 2007- 08, 9378 VEC members trained and their contribution are worth of Rs.29.44 laksh. 2.14 GRANTS - TLE, TLM, SCHOOL GRANT - MAINTENANCE GRANT - DISTRIBUTED TO SCHOOLS - 2002-2003 TO 2007-2008 The following table shows the Grants - School grant, Maintenance grant, TLE and TLM grants. Table 121 School grant, Maintenance grant, TLE and TLM grants - 2002-2007 2002-2003 2003-2004 No.of No.of No.of Schools No.of Schools Teachers Teachers s. B lock No. School Maintenanc Maintenance TLETLM School Grant TLETLM Grant ft Orant Giant PUPP UP PUPP UP P UP P UP P UP P UP 1 Kancheepuram 61 39 55 38 0 1 340 346 65 33 60 27 1 1 336 394 2 Walajabad 73 31 71 33 0 2 268 228 70 34 70 21 0 1 218 238 3 Uthiramerur 105 11 105 24 0 1 280 248 101 28 101 20 0 4 266 166 4 Sriperumbudur 82 29 82 23 2 1 240 170 80 25 73 17 0 8 212 164 5 Kundrathur 65 31 64 25 2 0 304 284 66 26 65 15 3 1 294 258 6 Thiruporur 60 21 61 28 2 3 238 98 62 26 63 15 1 2 236 182 7 Kattankolathur 70 29 67 33 0 2 332 384 72 33 62 20 1 4 392 350 8 Thiru kaluku ndram 75 28 79 28 2 3 252 346 82 28 79 19 0 1 232 210 St.Thomas Mount 51 62 53 47 0 5 638 940 54 48 50 19 0 0 622 858 ^ 9 (Rural) St.Thomas Mount 10 (Urban) Achirupakkam 62 29 72 24 0 2 210 132 72 22 72 24 1 1 192 126 12 Maduranthagam 87 33 89 24 3 1 282 228 89 24 81 17 1 1 284 208 13 Lathur 41 28 44 18 1 0 122 148 43 18 43 17 0 0 156 108 14 Chithamur 61 23 76 16 0 0 102 122 76 18 74 14 2 1 194 82 1 363 1 893 394 918 361 21 3608 3674 932 363 893 245 10 25 3344 Total 2 4 Source: Monthly Review Reports 2004-2005 2005-2006 N o.of No.of No.of Schools No. of Schools S. Teachers Teachers B lock No. School Maintenan School M aintenan TLETLM TLE TLM Grant ce Grant Grant ce Grant P UP P UP P UP P UP P UP P UP P UP P UP 1 Kancheepuram 108 54 64 31 0 2 508 280 108 54 93 41 1 1 394 323 2 Walajabad 107 41 69 28 0 1 360 112 107 38 91 35 0 0 326 175 3 Uthiramerur 122 35 98 31 0 3 350 110 122 32 114 30 0 0 324 181 4 Sriperumbudur 104 39 82 23 0 2 304 54 104 36 95 35 0 0 316 132 5 Kundrathur 90 29 66 31 0, 3 392 216 89 29 84 29 0 0 408 191 6 Thirupomr 94 30 62 28 0 3 340 122 94 30 79 31 0 0 319 164 7 Kattankolatiiur 98 48 55 35 0 4 468 222 99 48 85 42 0 1 463 290 8 Thirukalukundram 103 33 75 27 0 0 324 120 103 33 98 30 0 1 326 158 9 St.Thomas Mount 128 87 55 67 0 2 834 630 121 82 75 51 2 4 343 1198 (Rural) ■ 10 St.Thomas Mount (Urban) 11 Achirupakkam 94 25 71 25 0 0 252 50 94 25 87 25 0 3 223 76 12 M aduranthagam 128 40 89 29 0 2 392 132 128 40 106 28 0 1 168 351 13 Lathur 64 21 43 19 0 1 210 36 66 21 56 19 0 2 104 150 14 Chithamur 84 19 62 33 0 14 218 32 86 17 87 33 0 0 100 212 Total 1324 501 891 407 0 37 4952 2116 1321 485 1150 429 3 13 3814 3601 Source: Monthly Review Reports Table - 121(Contd...) 2006-2007 2007-2008 N o.of N o.of No.of Schools No.of Schools S. Teachers Teachers Block No. School Maintenan Maintenance TL TLETLM School Grant TLM Grant ce Grant Grant E PUPPUPP UP P UP P UP P UPP UP P UP 1 Kancheepuram 109 57 87 39 0 0 343 444 110 55 92 41 1 1 363 440 2 Walaiabad 107 39 91 35 0 2 230 245 106 46 91 39 1 3 247 273 3 Uthiramerur 121 36 113 32 0 1 287 218 123 36 114 31 1 1 289 207 4 Sriperumbudur 104 39 95 35 0 0 222 249 104 39 95 35 1 0 217 276i 5 Kundrathur 89 32 81 29 0 0 279 463 92 32 83 29 3 2 307 454| 6 Thirupomr 94 34 77 31 1 0 238 281 95 33 79 31 2 0 258 243| 7 Kattankolathur 100 54 87 42 0 0 341 534 100 52 85 41 4 1 361 50:^ 8 Thirukalukundram 103 34 98 30 0 0 232 246 103 34 98 30 1 3 246 249, ...... J 9 St.Thomas Mount 122 94 77 55 3 0 621 1126 67 45 57 33 0 2 263 511' (Rural) \ 10 St.Thomas Mount 59 55 21 20 0 0 380 573 (Urban) j 11 Achirupakkam 95 29 87 28 0 2 171 182 95 31 87 30 0 3 205 185 12 Maduranthagam 126 44 104 28 0 0 265 295 128 44 105 28 2 0 280 294 13 Lathur 65 23 57 19 0 1 135 108 66 24 57 21 0 1 141 13J 14 Chithamur 86 33 86 33 0 0 158 149 86 33 86 33 0 1 171 18j Total. 1321 548 1140 436 4 6 3522 4540 1334 559 1150 442 16 18 3728 452j In 2002 - 03, School Grant was given to 893 Primary and 394 Upper primary schools. 918 Primary schools and 361 Upper primary schools were provided with Maintenance Grant. TLE was given to 12 primary schools and 21 Upper primary schools. 3608 Primary teachers and 3674 Upper primary teachers were provided with TLM grant. In 2003 - 04, School grant was provided to 932 primary and 363 Upper primary schools. TLE was given to 10 Primary and 25 Upper primary schools. 3634 Primary and 3344 Upper primary teachers were provided with TLM. In 2004 - 05, TLE grant was given to 37 Upper primary schools and 4952 Primary and 2116 Upper primary teachers were provided with TLM grant. In 2005 - 06, 1806 Primary and Upper primary schools were provided with School Grant, 1579 Primary and Upper primary schools were given Maintenance Grant. TLE was provided for 3 primary schools and 13 Upper primary schools. 7415 Primary and Upper primary teachers were provided with TLM grant. In 2006 - 07, 1321 Primary and 548 Upper primary schools were given School Grant and 1576 Primary and Upper primary schools were given Maintenance Grant. TLE was given to three primary schools and 6 Upper primary schools. 3522 Primary and 4540 Upper primary teachers were provided with TLM grant. In the year 2007 - 08, 1334 Primary and 559 Upper primary schools were given School Grant and 1592 Primary and Upper primary schools were given Maintenance Grant. TLE was given to 16 primary schools and 18 Upper primary schools. 3728 Primary and 4524 Upper primary teachers were provided with TLM grant. 2.15 MANAGEMENT - E - LEARNING, MEDIA & DOCUMENTATION - PROGRESS IN ACHIEVEMENT Media and Documentation plays a vital role in management head in SSA. All the component-wise activities are conducted as per activity schedule. Training programmes, workshops, meetings are conducted at CRC level, Block level. District level. All the programmes have been documented through Photo clippings and video shooting. The activity wise achievement of SSA, stage by stage has been documented and published in various newspapers. E-learning equipment is one of the items under management head. In this sub component, the expenditure is incurred for purchase and installation of EDUSAT equipments. Chapter ISSUES AND STRATEGIES Thriee 3.1. INTRODUCTION Issues and strategies play a vital role and these should be addressed to attain all the objectives of SSA. Large Data base, Research and Evaluation Studies and Periodical Progress Reports are there for monitoring, identifying issues to improve the strategies and also for evolving new strategies to achieve the objectives In this chapter component wise Issues, strategies adoptg^,_Q.nd to be adopted with success and calendar of ac^wides are briefly presented. 3.2 SCHOOL ACCESS Provision of ‘School Access’ is one of the most important objective of SSA and cent percent achievement of ‘school Access’ has been fulfilled in Kancheepuram District. New habitations are emerging now-a-days and if we find such habitations those will be provided Primary schools in future. ^>1 III New Primary School Opened during 2007-08 at Bakthavatchalam Nagar, Sriperumbudur 3.2.1 STRATEGIES ADOPTED IN 2007-08 > Provision of new EGS centres for habitations not fulfilling the norms for opening of formal school. > Obtaining the proposals for upgradation of EGS centre and upgradation of primary into upper primary schools along with the plan document to obtain GO without delay. 3.2.2 ISSUES > Provision of school for new habitations > Provision of noon meal and uniforms books for the newly opened schools. > Proving access to all children in Upper Primary. 3.2.3 STRATEGIES TO BE ADOPTED IN 2008-2009 > Upgradation of Primary Schools into Upper Primary Schools. Calendar S.No Activity Month 1. Obtaining of proposal from the Blocks March 2008 2. Obtaining GO June 2008 3. Opening of new Primary centre June 2008 4. Provision of grants July / August 2008 5. Free textbooks, Uniforms, Noon meal etc July 2008 6. Provision of land and buildings Before December 2008 3.3 BLOCK RESOURCE CENTRES (BRCs) Block Resource Centre remains always a Resourceful Center for ensuring the Quality of Education. The BRC is provided with full-fledged Staff strength for implementing the SSA activities successfully. Each CRC in the block is provided with one Teacher Educator whose main role is ensuring the quality of education in all the schools in the cluster. All trainings and meetings are frequently conducted in BRC to attain the schedule of activities as per the plan Block Education Committee meeting conducted at Kancheepuram 3.3.1 STRATEGIES ADOPTED IN 2007-08 > Provision oi URC for 3 urban areas for effective programme implementation > Providing equipments to new URC and maintenance of equipments to existing BRCs. > Strengthening of monitoring system at BRC/URC level. 3.3.2 ISSUES > Provision of computer operator and ministerial staff > Provision annual maintenance for computers > Provision of vehicles to reach remote places. > Provision of Library, Scientific lab equipments 3.3.3 STRATEGIES TO BE ADOPTED IN 2008-2009 > Strengthening of BRCS by appointing ministerial staff. > Provision of Annual maintenance for computer, > Provision of Library, and scientific lab equipments. Calendar Starting of URCs May / June 2008 Provision of equipments June 2008 Training to field staff July - August 2008 Provision of buildings to new URCs July - December 2008 3.4. CLUSTER RESOURCE CENTRES (CRCs) In grass-root level CRC remains a place of improving academic excellence of teachers. Each CRC is provided with all infrastructure facilities. Trainings are being given periodically to the teachers handling primary and upper primary sections to improve the “teaching and learning” strategies. In this year, the innovative system of education called ‘ABL’ is focused in CRC Trainings at primary level. A new methodology called ‘ALM’ is introduced for upper primary classes. The way of effective practice of ‘ALM’ in the classroom is being discussed in the CRC Trainings. Picture of Teachers who turned as students during ABL SLM Maths Kit Training at CRC Level 3.4.1 STRATEGIES ADOPTED IN 2007-08 > Action to filling up of CRC Co-ordinators, BRTEs posts > Provision of building to all CRCs not so for provided > Training of field staff > Strengthening of monitoring system 3.4.2 ISSUES > Lack of science equipments in CRC. > Impact of CRC training programmes. > Effective participation by teachers. 3.4.3 STRATEGIES TO BE ADOPTED IN 2008-2009 > Provision of science equipments. > Effective monitoring of the impact of CRC trainings. > Organization of programmes to motivate teachers. CALENDAR S.No Activity Month Provision of ‘Extra curricular Activities’ for Every month last 1. teachers session 2. Provision of Education Trip Once in a year Every training - One Provision of Moral Education 3. hour 3.5 CIVIL WORKS The ‘Civil works’ is one of the most important component under SSA plan. To fulfill the infrastructure facilities, ‘School Buildings’, Additional classrooms, Toilets, Drinking water and ‘Electrification’ are provided to schools in need based. VECs play a remarkable role in the civil works. Community Construction - Two Classroom Building Quality Monitoring at Site - Roof Concrete 3.5.1 STRATEGIES ADOPTED IN 2007-08 > Involving VECs to obtain Panchayat resolution for provision of land for new schools. > Involving VECs for provision of lands to the existing schools not having sufficient land > Site selection for building to avoid litigation early > Expediting PWD to construct the BRC/URC building in time > Inspection at every stage of building for quality constructions 3.5.2 ISSUES > Site for new schools. > Inadequate site for exiting schools. > Lack of Co-operation by VECs > Insufficient fund for Civil works. > Delay in the part of PWD / Panchayat / Municipality for demolition 3.5.3 STRATEGIES TO BE ADOPTED IN 2008-2009 > Involving VECs for provision of land. F" Conducting of programmes to make them seffroitize their role in village Education committee. > Providing sufficient funds. > Instructions to be issued. Calendar Activity Month 1 Obtaining Panchayat for provision May - June 2008 of lands to new schools 2 Obtaining land for existing schools not May - June 2008 have sufficient land 3 Site selection May - June 2008 4 Issue of orders to VECs for co-ordinator May - June 2008 5 Disbursement of amount to VEC June - September 2008 6 Effective Monitoring All months 3.6. INTERVENTION FOR OUT-OF-SCHOOL CHILDREN Enrolling all the Out of School children in the age group of 6-14 is a prime potent task. Every year the special Enrolment Drive and Rallies are conducted in all the habitations in the District to identity the school age children. The identified ‘out of school children’ are being enrolled either in formal school directly or in AIE centers. The disabled children who are out of school are given ‘Home Based Training’. M Cheerful faces of Narikuravar children at Residental Camp in Uthiramerur Block 3.6.1 STRATEGIES ADOPTED IN 2007-08 '> Allowing the existing AIE centres to run wfSr^he children enrolled already instead of mainstreaming them in the formal schools, so as to restrict them dropped out from school. > Starting of special residential centres for mentally challenged out of school children. > Convergence of welfare scheme for the benefit of these children > Maintaining identity card for these children > Involving NGOs to run RBCs > Supporting special schools for disabled children in 6-14 age group 3.6.2 ISSUES Constituting AIE centres for OSCs scattered in different habitations. > Achieving cent percent attendance is a problem in certain NRBCs. > Hesitation of parents to admit their wards in schools (as they supplement their family income). > Enrolling the migrant children (Children working in brick kiln, Rice mill, Sugarcane field, seasonal agricultural work and cotton field). > Sustainability of child laborers enrolled in formal schools/ AIE centres (children worked in establishments like beedi rolling, domestic establishments, removing seeds from tamarind, weaving, jewellery shops, match industries and other small scale industries). > EVs with +2 qualification unable to teach effectively to the OSC with ref. to the present syllabus. > Need for effective teaching methodology suited to drop out and Never enrolled children. > Choosing suitable NGOs/ SHGs for conducting Residential camps. > Ensuring cent percent mainstreaming of children enrolled in AIE centres. > Potential drop outs among school going children. > Child tracking and Monitoring of Mainstreamed children. > Proper counseling of children at risk and child labour rescued and enrolled in NCLP / INDUS project schools. 3.6.3 STRATEGIES TO BE ADOPTED IN 2008-2009 To address the issues and problems mentioned above the following strategies are planned. > Awareness campaign is conducted for enrolment drive. > Direct admission into formal schools. > Non-residential Bridge course / Residential Bridge course and Mobile centres are conducted for OSC. > Functioning of NRBCs / RBCs specially for urban deprived children / Street children and children from tribal area. > Provisions of classroom for AIE centres in the formal school and HMs have to supervise the conduct of the NRBCs. > Appointing retired staff as EVs for AIE centres located in the school campus. > Child labour / bonded labour are rescued and rehabilitated in the NCLP / INDUS / SSA project schools. > NGOs / SHGs having necessary infrastructure facilities are involved in conduction RBCs for providing quality education. > For providing quality education, classroom transaction are conducted through ABL and ALM methodology. > SLM kits are supplied to OSC. > EVs are trained in ABL 8& ALM methodology. > Provision of Stationary and study materials to the OSC children to promote regularity in attendance. > Fixing responsibility to the HM / VEC incharge of AIE centres to mainstream them in formal schools. > Allotment of BRTEs for child tracking and monitoring of mainstreamed children and developing monitoring system. > Checking potential drop out of children studying in formal schools through BRTEs / School teachers concerned. Appointment of counselors for the benefit of the children rescued and enrolled in NCLP / INDUS project schools. > Regular Government Residential School is to be opened. CALEl^DAR S.No Activity Month 1. Allowing existing NRBCs and RBCs to run April 2008 - March 2009 2. Supply of free textbooks, uniforms and Noon meal April 2008 - March 2009 Starting of special RBC for mentally challenged 3. April 2009 through NGOs Arrangements for these children to appear VIII 4. April 2009 annual exam as private candidates 5. Mainstreaming of children January- February 2009 6. Effective monitoring Continuously 3.7. INNOVATIVE ACTIVITIES& MONITORING 3.7.1 EARLY CHILDHOOD CARE AND EDUCATION Early Childhood Care and Education Is one of the important component Under SSA. Selected Anganwadi Centre are given Orientation Training on English to create English atmosphere in their centers. To create child friendly atmosphere play materials are provided. Anganwadi Centre - Baby Cycle and Kits supply 3.7.1.1. STRATEGIC ADOPTED IN 2007-08 > Final calendar for joint training with related department official > Action for supply of play and other materials to the children in time through DSW > Efficient monitoring by field staff. > Extending facilities from the formal school to these centres 3.7.1.2 ISSUES > Non availability of child friendly atmosphere in all centers. > Existence of Non-Upgraded Centers. > Lack of Monitoring 3.7.1.3 STRATEGIES TO BE ADOPTED IN 2008-2009 > Provision of child friendly atmosphere to all centres. > Providing funds for up gradation > Extending facilities to visit Anganwadi Centres. Calendar S.No Activity Month 1. Joint training May - June 2008 2. Supply of materials June - August 2008 3. Monitoring Continuously 3.7.2 GIRLS EDUCATION Girls Education focuses not only on academic improvement but also on educating girls on the preparation of ‘Socially useful Productive Materials’. It helps the Girls to improve to develop these skills in an excellent manner. Girls Education Life Skill Development 3.7.2.1 STRATEGIES ADOPTED IN 2007-08 > Selection of Vocational courses area specific > Involving local competent vocational teachers / persons > Procurement of materials in advance 3.7.2.2 ISSUES > Availability of competent vocational, teachers > Non provision of vocational training to all schools. 3.7.2.3 STRATEGIES TO BE ADOPTED IN 2008-2009 > Provision of Sufficient vocational teachers. > Provision of vocational training to all schools. Calendar Identification of local vocational teachers / persons______3. Training schedule preparation June 2008 4. Procurement of materials June - August 2008 5. Life Skill Training August 2008 6. Effective monitoring Continuously 3.7.3. EDUCATION OF SC/ST CHILDREN Kancheepuram District has been regarded as special focus district, i.e., SC/ST dominated children in the performing schools are identified and given special coaching classes. It helps the students to make competent which other students in the class. Exposure visits are being conducted every year. SC/ST Children’s Exposure Visit 3.7.3.1 STRATEGIES ADOPTED IN 2007-08 > Arranging communication improvement training > Arraigning life skill training > Arranging exposure visit > Lack of knowledge among the SC/ST students > Lack of exposure among the SC/ST Children. > Insufficient funds. 3.T.3.3 STRATEGIES TO BE ADOPTED IN 2008-2009 > Organization of remedial coaching class > Conducting exposure visits. > Conducting life skill training programme > Providing sufficient fund for upliftment of the children. ----- r* ■ ------S.No Activity Month 1. Preparation of materials May - June 2008 2. Conduct Classes Oct. - December 2008 3. Exposure Visit June - July 2008 4. Life SkiU Training August 2008 5. Effective monitoring Continuous 3.7.4 CAL - COMPUTER AIDED LEARNING Computer aided learning is one of the major component in SSA All BRCs and CRCs are provided with computers. EDUSAT has been installed in all 13 Blocks. Workshop training and meetings are telecasted lively through SIT by the state officials. The computer trainings are being conducted for the children in selected schools. Students develop skills through computer. CAL Ce^sfere - Training to Teachers 3.7.4.1 STRATEGIES ADOPTED IN 2007-08 > Preparation and supply of modules in CD in advance to all schools > Computer training to teachers / involving e computer knowledgeable teacher 3.7.4.2 ISSUES > Non availability of computer to all schools. > Non availability of proficient teachers. > Difficulty in meeting electricity bill expenses. S.7.4.3 STRATEGIES TO BE ADOPTED IN 2008-2009 > Provision of CAL Centre to all schools. > Teachers can be given special trainings on computer education > Providing funds for electricity expenses. Calendar S.No Activity Month 1. Procurement of computer June - July 2008 2. Preparation and supply of modules June - July 2008 3. Training to teachers June - August 2008 4. Effective monitoring Continuous 3.8. INCLUSIVE EDUCATION SSA - a boon to primary education not only gives quality of education to normal children but it gives the education for the children with special needs. The children in the age group of 0-18 are identified in different category of disability and they have been given special attention to make them attain ‘Basic Education’ at different level. In this district, the program ‘lED’ is implemented through NGOs namely ‘ Vidhya pragasam’ and ‘ Keelottivakkam-Grama Sangam’. The identified ‘Differently abled children’ are enrolled in regular schools, AIE centers. Day care centers children with severe and profound disability come under ‘Home Based’ care. Disabled children, being trained at Day Care Centre. Parents observe their ward’s activities 3.8.1 STRATEGIES ADOPTED IN 2007-08 Organizing campaigns for identification of disabled children at CRC/ School so as to bring the children > Providing convergence to attend the campaign > Starting special residential camps for mentally challenged children. > Extending home based support > Exhausting support to specified schools for disabled children > Supply of assistive devices to the children in time Continuous monitoring > Appointment of one physiotherapist per block. > Lack of parents co-operation. > Lack of immediate attention for surgery. > Lack of transport facilities. > Lack of enough fund for surgery. 3.8.3 STRATEGIES TO BE ADOPTED IN 2008-2009 > Providing physiotherapist per block. > Providing convergency to attend cai^^Sv > Providing sufficient funds. > Providing transport facilities. Calendar S.No Activity Month 1. Organizing campaigns May - July 2008 2. Starting of special RBC to disabled OSC June - Sep 2008 3. Procurement of Assistive devices July - Sep 2008 4. Supply of TLM / work books September 2008 5. Effective Monitoring Continuously 3.9 RESEARCH, EVALUATION AND MONITORING To improve the quality of Education Action Research plays a vital role. Teachers who are the real practitioners in the class rooms really take interest in finding out ‘ Issues related to teaching and Learning process, students attention, Behavior attitude etc,, these problems are identified and solutions are being carried out by doing Action Researches. Training to BRTEs on G P ^ G IS Survey at DPO, Kancheepuram 3.9.1 STRATEGIES ADOPTED IN 2007-08 > Selection of right agency in allotting projects > Finalizing the project for proposals > Implementing MOU strictly for completion of projects > Sharing of study / evolution reports then there to improve the monitoring and feedback system at all level. 3.9.2 ISSUES > Lack of knowledge in approaching the problems > Lack of exposure in doing ‘ Action Researches ‘ > Delay in submission of reports. 3.9. 3 STRATEGIES TO BE ADOPTED IN 2008-2009 > Programmes / Workshops can be organized on Action Research Calendar S.No Activity Month 1. Finalization of proposals May - June 2008 2. Selection of Agency May - June 2008 3. Approve of proposals to undertake studies June - July 2008 4. Obtaining reports from the agencies January 2009 5. Sharing of reports at all level Jan - Feb 2009 Various training programmes are conducted for teachers for providing Quality of Education this is the intervention for empowering teachers to improve the academic Quality the trainings like ‘Activity Based Learning ‘ ‘ Activity Learning Methodology’ ‘ Toys Making ‘ ‘ Intel have been given to teachers in this current year trainings given so far enriched the teacher knowledge, which in turn reflects in the classroom. Visit of Deputy Director, SSA, Chennai during ALM Training to Teachers 3.10.1 STRATEGIES ADOPTED IN 2007-08 > Maintaining teachers training card > Printing of sufficient copies of training modules > Organizing separate training progress for teachers who were not attended the training. 3.10.2 ISSUES > Training related to Education through compilers > Lack of exposure on spoken English > Lack of knowledge in students psychology and behavior > Absenteeism of teachers in trainings. 3.10.3 STRATEGIES TO BE ADOPTED IN 2008-2009 > Providing, Computer Training > Organising of programmes on spoken English > Providing Training Programmes on Psychology and Morality. > Conducting Modal classes at CRCs. > Training programmes can be conducted in an innovative way. CALENDAR S.No Activity Month 1. Preparation of calendar for training in the AEEO May - June 2008 Co-ordination of AEEO on deputing teachers for 2. July - December 2008 training Organize separate training for teachers September and 3. attended the training December 2008 3.11. COMMUNITY MOBILIZATION VEC plays a vital role in all the SSA activities. VEC works along with school teachers and HMs in the effective enrolment of school age children ensruring quality education and plays an important role in the elimination of child labour and enrolment of out of school children in schools. VEC meetings are conducted twice in a month. Healthy discussion is made regarding all the activities. Community Participation VEC - PUPS, Medavakkam Notebooks issued to childrens 3.11.1 STRATEGIES ADOPTED IN 2007-08 > Organizing effective management training to VEC members > Guiding VEC members for maintenance of registers and accounts > Involving VEC for community contribution > Grading of VECs > Motivation of VECs by awarding certificates / prizes 3.11.2 ISSUES > Lack of interest among the VEC members. > Lack of awareness of out of school children, child labour. > Lack of involvement in civil construction work. 3.11.3 STRATEGIES TO BE ADOPTED IN 2008-2009 > Trainings to be organized to motivate them. > Organizing special awareness programme. >Best performing VECs can be honoured. Calendar S.No Activity Month 1. VEC member training May - June 2008 2. VEC meeting Twice in a month 3. Monitoring of VECs by field office staff All months 3.12 MANAGEMENT 3.12.1 STRATEGIES ADOPTED IN 2007-08 > Prompt action for filling up of vacancies including teacher posts > Procurement and supply of materials > Prompt release of grants to schools > Strengthening of monitoring system > Periodical review of progress in all components 3.12.2 ISSUES > Filling up vacancies > Delay in recruitment of teachers > Slackness in visit and inspection > Poor monitoring 3.12.3 STRATEGIES 2008-09 > Prompt action for filling up of vacancies including teacher posts > Organizing management training to filed officials and staff > Procurement and supply of materials > Prompt release of grants to schools > Strengthening of monitoring system > Periodical review of progress in all components > Grading of District, Block, VECs Calendar S.No Activity Month 1. Action for filling up of vacancies May - June 2008 2. Organizing management training May - June 2008 3. Procurement and supply of materials July - September 2008 4. Release of grants July - August 2008 5. Review of progress in all components Fortnight 6. School visits All month 7. Effective monitoring Continuous 3.13 QUALITY EDUCATION ABL - An innovative approach The ABL concept has been taken from the Rishi Valley practices. This has been introduced in the Corporation Schools of Chennai with slight modifications. Seeing the success of the scheme this has been introduced in the Panchayat Union Schools. > Competencies are split into different parts/units and converted into different activities. > Each part/unit is called a milestone. > In each subject, the relevant milestones are clustered and linked as chain and this chain of milestones is called LADDER. > Each milestone has different steps of learning process and each step of learning process is represented by logo. > Milestones are arranged in a logical sequence from simple to complex and also activities in each milestone. > To enable the children to organize in groups group cards are used. > Evaluation is inbuilt in the system. Separate cards / activities are used for this purpose. > Each child is provided with workbook/worksheet for further reinforcement activities. > Children's progress are recorded through annual assessment chart. > Each milestone has different type of activities such as introduction, reinforcement, practice, evaluation, remedial and enrichment activites represented by different logos. Benefits of ABL approach > Children learn on their pace. > Provision of more time for self-directed learning and teacher directed learning is reduced considerably. > Group learning, mutual learning and self learning are promoted. > Teachers teaching time is judiciously distributed among children. Only needy children are addressed by teachers. > Children's participation in every step is ensured in the process of learning. > Evaluation is inbuilt in the system it is done without the child knowing it. > Rote learning is discouraged and almost no scope for rote learning. > Periodical absence of child from school is properly addressed. > Classroom transaction is based on child's needs and interests. > Freedom to child in learning as he chooses his activity. > Multigrade and multilevel in learning is effectively addressed. > No child can move to the next higher step of learning unless attains the previous one. > Sense of achievement boosts child's confidence and morale. > Attractive cards and activity create interest among children. > Scope for child's development in creative and communicative skills. > Children will have a feel of security as they sit in rounds in the groups. > Children are allowed to move in the classroom as they choose their activity. > Moreover the distance between the teacher and the child is largely reduced and the teacher acts as a facilitator rather than teacher. 3.13.1 STRATEGIES ADOPTED 2007-08 - ABL MULTIGRADE TEACHERS > Conducting assessment and quarterly achievement test by using NCERT tools. > The special methodology for improving classroom transaction now followed in Chenn,^_Corporation school and selected ABL Schools ^ Kancheepuram District has changed the classroom environment completely as child centered, addressed the problem of multigrade teaching and pupils’ absenteeism effectively and also been providing day to day evaluation of individual child progress. This method will be extended to all Government & Local body schools in all the blocks in the districts for improving quality education. > To perpetuate this methodology, training of teachers, head teachers, supervisors, BRTEs and AEEOs were given. Activity-Learning Methodology (ALIVH ALM Methodology is boon to improve the Quality Education at upper primary level. In traditional days teacher had to struggle a lot to make the students learn a little. But nowadays learning takes more place rather than teaching. Students are given freedom to express their views freely about the content. Students involve themselves in the reading process with immense interest. This ALM process brings out the students’ creativity and individuality. Even a slow-learner tends to read him / her self with a lot of effect. Parents feel happy on seeing their children always with book immersed in the reading process, sketching a mind-map and drafting the summary. VEC also contributes its efforts to make their children more resourceful. ALM creates an enthusiasm and interest in reading. 3.13.2 ISSUES > ABL classroom infrastructure is a problem in some Aided schools. > Activities in Peacock logo cards in Maths are not implemented properly due to lack of SLM kit. > Teachers find it difficult to understand and pronounce many words in English cards. > Too much time taken up for drawing mind-maps. > Too many students in a class say 70 and above causes many problems for the teacher in monitoring and evaluation. 3.12.3 STRATEGIES 2008-09 > Maintenance Grant to be given to Aided Schools on one time basis for ABI infrastructure. > SLM kit provision to all ABL schools. > A Standard English dictionary with correct pronunciation to all schools. > Appointment of teachers as per the 1 : 40 teacher pupil ratio. 3.14 SUCCESS STORIES AND ANY OTHER HIGHLIGHTS Inclusive Education For the Disabled: Disabled children are highly benefited by the supporting schemes of Inclusive Education for the Disabled children. R.Madhumitha, daughter of Tmt.Usha is studying in Daycare centre at Thiruporur block. She is just 3.5 years old. She is affected by Cerebral palsy and scoliosis - a type of spinal deformity. At the initial stage, the girl was not able to stand and she was always kept in the sitting position. But she has recovered and is given physiotherapy exercises. Due to this, she is able to walk 1 km. with a support. Balamurugan 12 years old boy, son of Mr.Arumugam of Lathur block has undergone corrective surgery i.e. Tendo Achilles lengthening, followed by soft tissue release. The boy has been visited regularly by physiotherapist and is given physiotherapy. Before surgery, the boy could stand and walk only on tiptoe. But after surgery and constant physiotheraphic treatment, Balamurugan walks as normal person, his feet has become flattened. The boy and his parents feel happy and secure. Children under home based training have also shown a lot of improvement. Nandhini, a 7 years old girl of Kancheepuram block and santhosh, 9 years old boy of Sriperumbudur block are affected by Adductor tenotomy and both are mentally retarded. After corrective surgery, they are able to stand and walk. Another child by name S.Pushpavalli, 7 years old of Chithamur block has undergone surgery (leg amputation - above knee amputation). After surgery the child has undergone regular medical check-up and follow-up activities. The child has been provided with caliper. Now the child is able to walk freely and it is a greet miracle for the child’s parent. Active Learning Methodology: S.Sahana daughter of Mr.Sheikh Mohammed studying in 7* standard in PUMS, Melpadappai of Kundrathur block was not at all interested in studies and she had aversion towards studies. At the time of introducing ALM in that school she used to keep silence and didn’t even utter a single word regarding subject. But slowly she developed interest on seeing their friend freely creating some pictures and developing their knowledge through these pictures. This scenery had a very good impact in the child’s mind which also inculcated her to touch the book and read something from the book. Slowly she developed her studying ability. Nowadays without any compulsion she studies on her own. This made their parents to shed tears in happiness. Teachers in the school say that nowadays their upper primary children are able to attend the big questions and score good marks in the examinations. This is because of introduction of ALM which is a great boon to the upper primary children. Civil Works: Village Education Committee of K.V.K.Municipal Middle School of Kancheepuram block has contributed Rs.75000/- for the construction of Headmaster room' and Rs.60000/- for the construction of staircase. The school Headmaster showed interest in getting donations and funds from available resources for the development of the school. 3 classroom building has been allotted to Municipal Middle School, Melpillayarpalayam of Kancheepuram block. The VEC of the school has contributed a sum of Rs.35000/- and built one classroom additionally to the allotted 3 classroom. 3 classroom building has been allotted to Municipal Primary School, Kailasanathar of Kancheepuram block. VEC has contributed Rs.25000 for raising the basement level from 2.5 feet to 5 feet. ACTIVITIES AND BUDGET Chapter Four 4.1. INTRODUCTION Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan (SSA) is a comprehensive and integrated Programme to achieve Quality Education For All in India. It is a Ten Year Programme from 2001 to 2010. 4.1.1 BUDGET OUTLAY 2001-02 TO ^07-08 Out of the outlay of Rs.368.600 lakh for the year 2001-2002, only Rs. 183.270 lakh was spent in the year 2002-2003 as spillover, since the actual activities and expenditure started from 2002. Moreover there was an outlay of Rs.736.824 lakh for the year 2002-2003, expenditure incurred was only Rs.424.208 lakh and in the remaining was taken to the next year as spillover. The outlay for the year 2003-2004 is Rs. 1470.561 lakh, expenditure incurred during the year was Rs.861.606 lakh and Rs.228.450 lakh was the spillover for the next year. Budget allocation for the year 2004-2005 was Rs. 1358.809 lakh. However the previous year’s spillover of Rs.228.450 lakh was added to it and hence the total budget was Rs. 1587.259. By the end of the year, the expenditure reached Rs. 1399.82 lakh with an unspent amount of Rs. 186.836 lakh and Rs.0.600 lakh as spillover for the next year. In the year 2005-2006, out of Rs. 1655.826 lakh approved, the sum of Rs. 1582.944 has been spent. During 2006-07, the approved budget amount of Rs. 4977.130 lakh, a sum of 4938.445 has been spent and an amount of Rs. 1.615 lakh has not been utilized and the remaining amount of RS. 37.100 lakh has been taken over as spillover to next year. During 2007-08, the approved budget amount of Rs. 3693.356 lakh, a sum of 3335.580 has been spent and the percentage of expenditure is 90.313. The Budget Outlays approved by PAB in the last Seven years have been as follows: Table - 122 Year-wise Budget Outlay (Rs. in lakh) % of Exp . PAB Year Releases Expenditure (Over PAB Approval approval) 2001-2002 368.600 0 0 0 2002-2003 736.824 550.000 478.194 64.899 2003-2004 1470.561 817.300 1579.250 108.686 2004-2005 1358.809 1246.900 1347.767 99.180 2005-2006 1655.826 1581.279 1582.944 95.600 2006-2007 4977.130 3733.000 4938.445 99.222 2007-2008 3693.357 3335.580 3335.580 90.313 Source: PAB Minutes 4.1.2 RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURE The following table shows that Receipts during the year 2007-2008. Table - 123 Receipts-2007-2008 Rs. in lakh) Item GOl GOTN Total Opening Balance 4.783 1.594 6.377 SSA 2501.685 833.895 3335.580 NPEGEL 0 0 0 KGBV 0 0 0 Total 2506.468 835.489 3341.957 Table - 124 Approved Budget, Expenditure & Spillover for the year 2007-2008 (Rs. in lakh) Approved S. Budget Activity Expenditure Unutilized spillover No. with Spillover New Schools (Primary) (Phy.) 16 16 1 ■New Schools (Upper Primary) 18 18 (Phy.) 2 Teachers salary 984.180 609.603 3 Teachers Grant 41.260 41.260 4 Block Resource Centres 127.530 127.530 5 Cluster Resource Centres 279.328 279.328 6 Teachers Training 116.011 116.011 7 Out-of-school children 70.447 70.447 8 Remedial Teaching 20.160 20.160 9 Free Textbooks 0.000 0.000 10 Interventions for CWSN (lED) 48.480 48.480 11 Civil Works 1730.555 1730.555 12 Major Repairs 0 0 Teaching Learning Equipment 13 10.600 10.600 Grant 14 Maintenance Grant 79.600 79.600 15 School Grant 37.860 37.860 16 Research and Evaluation 14.229 14.229 17 Management 94.290 94.290 18 Innovative Activities 50.000 50.000 19 Community Training 5.627 5.627 20 SIEMAT 21 NPEGEL 22 KGBV Total 3693.357 3335.580 0.000 0.000 Source: PAB Minutes fis Expenditure Statement 4.2. ACTIVITIES AND BUDGET FOR THE YEAR 2008-09 4.2.1 SCHOOL ACCESS The following table shows the School Access School Access Area Total no School access No of School age District (in of per 1000 school schools population Sq.Km) schools age population per sq.km Kancheepuram 3706 472770 2229 4.7 0.60 There are 2229 schools in all types of management. The number of schools available per thousand is about 4.7 in school age population. The number of schools available per sq.km is 0.60. 4.2.2 NEW PRIMARY SCHOOLS Habitation and Access (Primary) - 2007 Habitations Habitations Habitations Habitations not Total No. of covered by without Eligible for Eligible for habitations Primary Primary primary school primary school School schools as per norms as per norms 3721 3709 12 6 6 Source : School Mapping & DISE 2007 The total number of habitations in the district is 3721. 3709 eligible habitations are covered by primary schools. During the year 2008-09, 6 eligible habitations are to be facilitated with new primary schools. The remaining 6 uncovered habitations are not eligible for primary schools as per norms. Sriperumbudur Gandhi Nagar Thiruporur Venbedu Colony Thirukalukundram Kollamedu Karaithittu St. Thomas Mount Vadakkupattu Maduranthagam Mettupalayam 4.2.3 NEW UPPER PRIMARY SCHOOLS Though the district has achieved cent percent access at the Upper Primary level, some habitations need Upper Primary education to curtail dropouts in the Upper Primary level. Hence it is proposed to upgrade 55 Primary Schools in to Upper Primary Schools during 2008-2009. This will help to reduce dropouts in the Upper Primary Classes and enhance the enrolment of the children of economically and socially weaker sections. It is also proposed to appoint 55 Upper Primary Teachers to these 55 Schools. List of Primary Schools to be upgraded as Upper Primary in 2008-2009. Name of the Primary School to Sl.No Name of the Block Remarks be upgraded as Upper Primary 1 Kancheepuram 1 PUPS, Vathiyur 2 PUPS, Angambakkam 3 ADWPS, Kilambi Girls Middle 2 Walajabad 4 AD WPS, Agaram 5 PUPS, Attuputhur 3 Uthiramerur 6 PUPS, Sathanancheri 7 ADWPS, Salavakkam Girls Middle Name of the Primary School to Sl.No Name of the Block Remarks be upgraded as Upper Primary 4 Sriperumbudur 8 PUPS, Mevalurkuppam 9 PUPS, Sirumangadu . 10 PUPS, Vengadu 11 PUPS, Irunkattukottai 12 PUPS, Kandhur 5 Kundrathur 13 PUPS, Mangadu Girls Middle 14 PUPS, Manapakkam 15 PUPS, Bharaniputhur 16 ADWPS, Naduveerapattu 17 PUPS, S^S«nangalam 6 Thiruporur 18 PUPS, Manampathi Girls Middle 19 ADWPS, Thaiyur 20 ADWPS, Melakkottaiyur 21 PUPS, Sirungundram 22 PUPS, Kannakapattu 23 PUPS, Kolathur 24 PUPS, Royamangalam 25 PUPS, Kottamedu 7 Kattankolathur 26 ADWPS, Kilambakkam Girls Middle 27 PUPS, Thirutheri 28 PUPS, Thenmelpakkam 29 PUPS, Kondamangalam 30 PUPS, Kongananchery 8 Thirukalukundram 31 PUPS, Sadurangapattinam Girls Middle 32 PUPS, Mamallapuram 33 PUPS, Pudhupakkam 34 PUPS, U30^alikuppam 35 PUPS, Keerapakkam 36 PUPS, Karumarapakkam 37 PUPS, Salur Name of the Primary School to Sl.No Name of the Block Remarks be upgraded as Upper Primary 9 St.Thomas Mount Urban 38 MPS, Selaiyur, Tambaram Girls Middle 10 St.Thomas Mount Rural 39 PUPS, Moottaikaranchavadi 11 Acharapakkam 40 PUPS, Kadamalaiputhur 41 PUPS, Kudalur 12 Maduranthagam 42 PUPS, Melavalampettai 43 PUPS, Mamandoor Thenpathi 44 Mpl. PS, Mocheri, Madurantakam 45 PUPS, Silavattam 46 PUPS, Araiyapakkam 47 PUPS, Puzhithivakkam 48 PUPS, L.N. Puram 49 PUPS, Jaminperuveli 13 Lathur 50 ADWPS, Kovathur Girls Middle 51 Thenpatinam 52 PUPS, Adayalachery 53 PUPS, Akinambedu 14 Chithamur 54 PUPS, Polambakkam 55 PUPS, Villipakkam-C Girls Middle 4.2.4 NEW TEACHERS The following table shows the number of Teachers Proposed for new schools. Tables - 125 No. o f New No. of Schools No. of Existing Tea<:hers Teachers Total S. Proposed Block Protlosed Teachers No. Upper Upper Upper Proposed Pri. Pri. Pri. Pri. Pri. Pri. 1 Kancheepuram 0 3 0 4 4 48 52 2 Walajabad 0 2 0 7 4 35 39 3 Uthiramerur 0 2 0 4 2 62 64 4 Sriperumbudur 1 5 2 5 6 43 49 5 Kundrathur 0 5 0 7 16 69 85 6 Thiruporur 1 8 2 8 14 97 111 7 Kattankolathur 0 5 0 6 10 56 66 8 Thirukalukundram 2 7 4 10 6 68 74 9 St.Thomas Mount (Rural) 1 1 2 4 8 124 132 10 St.Thomas Mount (Urban) 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 11 Achirupakkam 0 2 0 7 2 51 53 12 Maduranthagam 1 8 2 8 12 37 49 13 Lathur 0 4 0 6 2 19 21 14 Chithamur 0 2 0 3 4 49 53 D istrict 6 55 12 80 90 758 848 Total number of new primary schools proposed to be sanctioned in 2008-09 in the district is 6 and 12 teachers are proposed for new primary schools. 55 Upper primary schools are proposed for the year 2008-2009 and total number of teacher posts, proposed for upper primary schools is 80. Total number of existing primary teachers is 90 and total number of existing upper primary teachers is 758 i.e., teachers appointed under SSA from 2001-2002 to 2007-2008 in the district. 4.3 BLOCK RESOURCE CENTRES , URBAN RESOURCE CENTRES Sb CLUSTER RESOURCE CENTRES The following table shows the number of BRC/URC and Resource Persons Propped. Tables - 126 No. of BRC/URC and Resource Persons Proposed No. of R.Ps in No. o f R.Ps. In Total No, No.of BRC/URCs No o f CRCs BRC/ URC CRC of R.Ps. s. Block C <4-» wM S *0 No ■a § 3 75 n 3 0 « « « 0 3 a ll ■s 1 1 *1 t» 0 a * 1 ts H | i II (g ° 1 Kancheepuram 1 0 1 6 6 19 0 19 19 19 25 25 2 Walajabad 1 0 1 6 6 11 0 11 11 11 17 17 3 Uthiramerur 1 0 1 6 6 12 0 12 12 12 18 18 4 Sriperumbudur 1 0 1 6 6 9 0 9 9 9 15 15 5 Kundrathur 1 0 1 6 6 12 0 12 12 12 18 18 6 Thiruporur 1 0 1 6 6 10 0 10 10 10 16 16 7 Kattankolathur 1 0 1 6 6 18 0 18 18 18 24 24 8 Thirukalukundram 1 0 1 6 6 10 0 10 10 10 16 16 St.Thomas Mount 9 1 0 1 6 6 16 0 16 16 16 22 22 (Rural) St.Thomas Mount 10 1 1 1 1 0 20 20 20 20 21 21 (Urban) 11 Achirupakkam 1 0 1 6 6 9 0 9 9 9 15 15 12 Maduranthagam 1 0 1 6 6 10 0 10 10 10 16 16 13 Lathur 1 0 1 6 6 8 0 8 8 8 14 14 14 Chithamur 1 0 1 6 6 8 0 8 8 8 14 14 Total 13 1 14 79 79 152 20 172 172 172 251 251 Source: Monthly Review Reports Total number of Block Resource centres in the district is 13, Urban Resource centre is 1 and total number of Cluster Resource centres is 172 in the district. Total number of resource persons, working in BRCs and CRCs is 251. 4.4 TEACHERS TRAINING During the year 2008-2009, 8004 teachers are proposed to cover under in-service training for 20 days in all the blocks in this district. 160080 training days are to be covered. Tables - 127 In-service Training-Target proposed for 2008-09 S. No. of Teachers to No. of Teacher Blocks No. be given training Training Days 1 Kancheepuram 810 16200 2 Walajabad 511 10220 3 Uthiramerur 505 10100 4 Sriperumbudur 448 8960 5 Kundrathur 649 12980 6 Thiruporur 513 10260 7 Kattankolathur 824 16480 8 Thirukalukundram 467 9340 9 St.Thomas Mount (Rural) 751 15020 10 St.Thomas Mount (Urban) 977 19540 11 Achirupakkam 357 7140 12 Maduranthagam 580 11600 13 Lathur 276 5520 14 Chithamur 336 6720 Total 8004 160080 Source : DISE 2007 Total number of teachers, to be given training in the district is 8004. Total number of teacher training days is 160080 for the district. An amount of Rs. 120.060 is proposed for 2008-2009 budget for the coverage 8004 teachers. Training Calendar - 2008-2009 IN-SERVICE TRAINING A. Annual Refresher Training - 6 Days Primary Date Days Subject 28.05.2008 to 03.06.2008 6 Training to improve classroom process Upper Primary 28.05.2008 to 02.06.2008 6 Subject-Content and Methodology B. BRC Level Training - 4 days Primary 2 days - Self Learning Mathematics (SLM) Kit 2 days - Institutional Planning and Development Upper Primary 2 days - Institutional Planning and Development 2 days - Integrated Education of the Disabled and Value Education. C. CRC Level Training - 10 days Training Calendar Progrmme Primary Upper Primary 21.06.2008 21.06.2008 05.07.2008 19.07.2008 02.08.2008 23.08.2008 06.09.2008 06.09.2008 18.10.2008 25.10.2008 08.11.2008 22.11.2008 06.12.2008 06.12.2008 03.01.2009 03.01.2009 07.02.2009 21.02.2009 07.03.2009 07.03.2009 The subjects to be handled in the training sessions will be intimated later on through circulars. Training to New Recruits 2 days - SSA activities and School Development Programme 2 days - Activity Based Learning 2 days - Self Learning Mathematics Kit 2 days - Fine Arts & Value Education 4.5 INTERVENTIONS FOR OUT OF SCHOOL CHILDREN The following table shows that Coverage of Out of School Children Table - 128 Block wise No. of Out of School Children to be covered under different Strategies for 2008 - 09 No. of Out of School Children to be covered under different strategies 2008 - 09 No. of Residential Camp for NRBC RBC s. Out of Mentally Challenged Others Block school (KGBV ft No. Summer No. of children No. of children No. of children children Camp NCLP/ Identified Conti Conti Conti INDUS) New Total New Total New Total nuing nuing nuing 1 Kancheepuram 449 60 0 159 159 38 5 43 6 3 9 137 2 Walajabad 149 20 13 52 65 34 2 36 2 1 3 46 3 Uthiramerur 185 24 9 66 75 73 2 75 2 1 3 57 4 Sriperumbudur 138 18 0 48 48 48 2 50 2 1 3 42 5 Kundrathur 388 51 0 137 137 31 4 35 5 3 8 119 6 Thiruporur 239 32 0 85 85 20 3 23 2 2 4 73 7 Kattankolathur 265 35 10 94 104 23 3 26 3 2 5 81 8 Thirukalukundram 123 16 8 44 52 30 1 31 2 0 2 38 St.Thomas Mount 9 397 52 38 141 179 0 4 4 5 3 8 122 (Rural) St.Thomas Mount 10 379 50 27 134 161 0 4 4 5 2 7 116 (Urban) Achirupakkam 121 16 0 43 43 52 1 53 2 1 3 37 f 12 Mad uranthagam 131 17 0 46 46 37 2 39 2 1 3 40 13 Lathur 58 8 0 21 21 39 1 40 1 0 1 17 Il4 Chithamur 82 11 0 29 29 20 1 21 1 0 1 25 Total 3104 410 105 1099 1204 445 35 480 40 20 60 950 Source: Monthly Review Report Out of 3104, total number of children to be enrolled in summer camp in the district is 410. 1204 children are to be enrolled in non-residential bridge courses, 480 children in residential bridge courses and 60 children in special residential camp for mentally challenged in the district in 2008-2009. The remaining 950 children are to be covered through INDUS child labour project. A sum of Rs. 93.915 lakh has been proposed for 2008-2009. 4.5.1 RESIDENTIAL BRIDGE COURSES The identified 480 Out-of-School children like Never Enrolled, Migrant, Tribal and Nomadic children are proposed to be enrolled in Residential Bridge course in all blocks in this district. 4.5.2 NON RESIDENTIAL BRIDGE COURSES During the year 2008-2009, 1204 children like street children have been identified and these children will be admitted in Non Residential Bridge course centres in all the blocks in this district. 4.5.3 SPECIAL RBCS FOR MENTALLY CHALLENGED The identified 60 Out-of-School children in this category will be provided Special Residential camp during the year 2008-2009. 4.5.4 SUMMER CAMPS The identified 410 fresh Dropout children will be covered through summer camp during the year 2008-2009. Remedial Teaching for Mainstreamed children and appointment of counselor for NCLP/INDUS project schools are planned within the provision of funds available from NRBC/RBC. Table 129 OOSC Mainstreamed Children Status Mainstreamed Children 2006-2007 S. No. of OOSC No.of Children Block No.of Children No.ofChUdren No Children Continuing Studies Enrolled in AIE Mainstreamed as on date 1 Kancheepuram 654 448 428 385 2 Walajabad 226 227 222 200 3 Uthiramerur 252 165 117 105 4 Sriperumbudur 314 163 157 141 5 Kundrathur 512 221 208 187 6 Thiruporur 275 655 635 572 7 Kattankolathur 273 255 225 203 8 Thirukalukundram 157 104 84 76 9 St.Thomas Mount (Rural) 770 942 887 798 10 St.Thomas Mount (Urban) 0 0 0 0 11 Achirupakkam 284 111 106 95 12 Maduranthagam 436 157 154 139 13 Lathur 76 26 26 23 14 Chithamur 123 74 74 67 Total 4352 3548 3323 2991 Source: DISE 2006 190 4.6 REMEDIAL TEACHING Table 130 OOSC Mainstreamed Children Status Enrolment in Std. VI - No. o f Enrolment in Std. I -V No. o f Lo w No. o f Low VIII Govt 8b Aided Low S. Govt & Aided Schools Perform ing Block Performing Schools Performi No Children in Children ng Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Std. I-VIII Children 1 Kancheepuram 9065 9425 18490 604 7990 7653 15643 527 1131 2 Walajabad 4872 4811 9683 817 3990 3671 7661 667 1484 3 Uthiramerur 4224^ ^ 1 9 0 8414 254 3729 3667 7396 ^ — - 279 533 4 Sriperumbudur 4146 4272 8418 1062 3601 3421 7022 1053 2115 5 Kundrathur 7185 7269 14454 1896 6091 5863 11954 1664 3560 6 Thiruporur 5363 5533 10896 387 4283 3929 8212 354 741 7 Kattankolathur 7965 8316 16281 1 1943 8096 8343 16439 1 2061 4004 Thirukalukundr 8 6334 6202 12536 2534 4646 4649 9295 2049 4583 am St. Thomas 9 10886 10882 21768 780 9880 9227 19107 797 1577 Mount (Rural) St.Thomas 10 9465 10772 20237 0 10842 11970 22812 0 0 Mount (Urban) 11 Achirupakkam 3289 3412 6701 382 2713 2646 5359 326 708 12 Maduranthagam 5474 5561 11035 1554 4334 3791 8125 1271 2825 13 Lathur 2750 2673 5423 297 2278 2249 4527 306 603 14 Chithamur 3348 3440 6788 495 2687 2718 5405 414 909 Total 84366 86758 171124 13005 75160 73797 148957 11768 24773 Source: Achievement Test 2007-08 Total number of children studying in standard in Govt, and Aided schools is 171124, out of which 84366 are boys and 86758 are girls. Number of low performing children studying class I-V are 13005. Total number children studying VI-VIII children are 148957, out of which 24773 are identified as low performing children. 4.7 INTERVENTIONS FOR CWSN Table - 131 Coverage of Disabled Children No. of Disabled Children to be Covered S. ISiOCK No. In School Out of School 1 Kancheepuram 314 105 2 Walajabad 208 70 3 Uthiramerur 153 51 4 Sriperumbudur 131 44 5 Kundrathur 262 87 6 Thiruporur 236 79 7 Kattankolathur 278 93 8 Thirukalukundram 252 85 9 St.Thomas Mount (Rural) 261 88 10 St.Thomas Mount (Urban) 362 122 11 Achirupakkam 135 45 12 Maduranthagam 237 79 13 Lathur 101 34 14 Chithamur 132 44 Total 3062 1026 Source: DISE 2006 & EER Disabled children are paid special attention and are enrolled in one or the other alternative schools. Total number of children to be enrolled in schools for the year 2008-2009 is 3062 and out of school disabled children is 1026 in the district. A sum of Rs. 48.338 lakh is proposed for 2008-2009. Civil Works - BRC, CRC and School Buildings proposed for 2008-2009 No. of Additional In need of tj Schools in BRC CRC 1 Classrooms g M furniture for 0 need of is requirement a t students i Toilets 1 s. 0 m JS M n Block "o n 0 a "o No H V 11 M ■§ 0 (3 0 n JO 4) M « S’ ji - I 5 3 0 M X II 0 2 -S f t u ° § 0 .S 0 2 | l 0. in “ t: 6 h u rt .2 "a ■K 5 h (m 6 & -gQ a u 0 o 3 0 i l l j® 2 "3 B 0. O <0 "o 6 0 0 £ o is 1 Kancheepuram 1 0 19 0 0 3 16 16 0 0 0 15 2715 2 Walajabad 1 0 11 0 0 2 7 9 0 0 0 17 3074 3 Uthiramerur 1 0 12 0 0 2 7 7 0 0 0 14 2536 4 Sriperumbudur 1 0 0 1 5 13 13 0 0 0 ~ ^ 3 4 8 5 Kundrathur 1 0 12 0 0 5 31 43 0 0 0 10 1810 6 Thiruporur 1 0 10 0 1 8 10 10 0 0 0 9 1631 7 Kattankolathur 1 0 18 0 0 5 28 28 0 0 0 11 1989 Thirukalukundra 8 1 0 10 0 2 7 21 21 0 0 0 4 726 m St.Thomas Mount 9 1 0 16 0 1 1 43 53 0 0 0 6 1084 (Rural) St.Thomas Movmt 10 0 20 0 0 1 16 16 0 0 0 3 547 (Urban) 11 Achirupakkam 1 0 9 0 0 2 8 8 0 0 0 11 1989 12 Madurantliagam 1 0 10 0 1 8 7 7 0 0 0 12 2168 13 Lathur 1 0 8 0 0 4 10 10 0 0 0 12 2168 14 Chithamur 1 0 8 0 0 2 9 9 0 0 0 8 1443 Total 13 0 172 0 6 55 226 250 0 0 0 145 26228 Source DISE 2007-08 6 new primary and 55 new upper primary school buildings are proposed for the year 2008-2009. 250 Additional class rooms are proposed for the year 2008-2009. Furniture is to be supplied to 26228 students of 145 schools. Information on Govt. U [>per Primary Schools without Furniture UPS Total No. of Number of provided No. of Govt, schools UPS Enrolment S. TLB under Govt. UPS Block with upper sanctioned Balance in these SSA as non without No primary under SSA Govt. UPS OBB since Furniture classes since 2001 2001 1 Kancheepuram ' 42 6 0 36 • 15 2715 2 Walajabad 39 9 0 30 17 3074 3 Uthiramerur 33 10 0 23 14 2536 4 Sriperumbudur 35 11 0 24 13 2348 5 Kundrathur 31 6 0 25 10 1810 6 Thiruporur 31 8 0 23 9 1631 7 Kattankolathur 45 12 0 33 11 1989 8 Thirukalukundram 33 8 0 25 4 726 St.Thomas Mount 9 33 14 0 19 6 1084 (Rural) St.Thomas Mount ^ 0 25 0 0 25 3 547 (Urban) 11 Achirupakkam 33 11 0 22 11 1989 12 Maduranthagam 30 5 0 25 12 2168 13 Lathur 22 5 0 17 12 2168 14 Chithamur 34 16 0 18 8 1443 Total 466 121 0 345 145 26228 Source DISE 2007-08 Total number of Govt, schools with upper primary classes functioning in the district is 466, out of which 121 schools were upgraded under SSA since 2001. Out of remaining 345 schools with upper primary sections, 145 schools are not having furniture for students. Totally 26228 students are studying in these 145 schools. 4.8.1 NEW SCHOOL BUILDING During the year 2007-2008, 6 two classroom is proposed to construct for new primary school. In addition to this 55 three classroom is proposed to construct for new upper primary schools. 4.8.2 ADDITIONAL CLASSROOMS In order to cater the needs of the students based on the student classroom ratio 250 additional class rooms are proposed to construct during the year 2008-2009. 4.8.3 DRINKING WATER AND TOILET 112 Drinking Water facilities are proposed to provide. 110 separate girls’ toilets are proposed to provide for new schools. 4.9 GRANTS - SCHOOL, TLM, MAINTENANCE & TLE Table 134 Grants proposed for 2008-09 Grants proposed for 2008-09 No.of No. of schools • . Teachers s. School B lock Maintenance grant TLETLM No. Grant Priamry Upper Primary P UP <3 class >3 class <3 class >3 class P UP P UP room room room room 1 Kancheepuram 113 59 31 39 2 40 0 3 351 459 2 Walaiabad 108 46 37 30 2 37 0 2 222 289 3 Uthiramerur 124 38 72 24 4 29 0 2 246 259 4 Sriperumbudur 105 39 55 17 2 33 1 5 209 239 5 Kundrathur 93 34 41 28 2 29 0 5 310 339 6 Thiruporur 97 33 32 30 1 30 1 8 236 277 7 Kattankolathur 107 57 42 20 5 40 0 5 367 457 8 Thirukalukundram 103 37 50 27 4 29 2 7 223 244 St.Thomas Mount 9 (Rural) 64 42 15 • 24 1 32 1 1 293 458 St.Thomas Mount 10 (Urban) 68 62 5 11 2 23 0 1 331 646 11 Achirupakkam 95 33 41 26 1 32 0 2 167 190 12 Maduranthagam 129 45 67 19 3 27 1 8 259 321 13 Lathur 66 26 24 16 4 18 0 4 125 151 14 Chithamur 86 34 35 27 4 30 0 2 145 191 Total 1 1 1358 585 547 338 37 429 6 55 3484 4520 1 Source: Progress Reports All the proposed 6 new primary schools and 55 upgraded upper primary schools are to be provided with TLE Grants. 8004 teachers are to be provided with TLM Grant. 1358 Primary Sections and 585 Upper Primary sections are to be provided with school Grant. 547 primary schools having less than 3 classrooms, 338 primary schools having more than 3 classrooms, 37 upper primary schools having less than 3 classrooms and 429 upper primary schools having more than 3 classrooms are to be provided with Meiintenance Grant for the year 2008-2009. An amount of Rs. 108.850 lakh is proposed for school grant for current year budget. An amount of Rs. 105.900 lakh is proposed for MG Grant. An amount of Rs. 28.100 lakh has been proposed for TLE for new primary and upper primary schools for 2008-2009. 4.10. RESEARCH, EVALUATION AND MONITORING Table 135 No. of studies proposed Action Research,Achievement Evaluation & impact S. Test, Cohort, Trg. Impact, Child Block studies,All surveys by No. Tracking, School Grading,Teachers involving Independent attendance,Pupils attendance and Agencies @1 per District Pupils achievement @ 1 0 per Block 1 Kancheepuram 10 2 Walaiabad 10 3 Uthiramerur 10 4 Sriperumbudur 10 5 Kundratiiur 10 6 Thiruporur 10 7 Kattankolathur 10 8 Thirukalukxindram 10 9 St.Thomas Mount (Rural) 10 10 St.Thomas Mount (Urban) 10 11 Achirupakkam 10 12 Maduranthagam 10 13 Lathur 10 14 QK^Munur 10 Total 140 1 Source: Monthly Review Reports During the year 2008-09, 10 Action Research in each block is proposed. Totally 140 Action Research is proposed in the district during 2008-09. 4.11 MANAGEMENT - DISTRICT PROJECT OFFICE Tables - 136 Posts Sanctioned and in Position District Headquarter S. Staff No Total No. in Posts Sanctioned Position 1 District Programme Coordinator 1 1 2 Additional District Programme Coordinator (DEEO-Ex-officio) 1 1 3 Assistant District Programme Coordinator 1 1 4 Training Officer/ Media and Documentation Officer 2 2 5 Accountant/ Finance and Accounts Officer 1 1 6 District Coordinators 5 5 7 Statistical Officer 1 1 8 Superintendent 1 1 9 Assistants 2 2 10 Assistant Executive Engineer 1 1 11 Programmer 1 1 12 Data Entry Operators 3 3 13 Civil Consultant 13 13 14 Audit and Accounts Manager (Tally) 1 1 15 Accountant - Tally 4 4 16 Office Assistant 1 1 District 39 39 Source ; Monthly Review Report Total numbers of posts sanctioned in District Headquarters are 39 and in position 411.1. LEARNING ENHANCEMENT PROGRAMME Table 137 Intervention of Learning Enhancement of children in Government Schools 2008-09 Total No. of Govt. & Local body Schools No. o f No. o f Name O f the Schools 'children S.No Districts to be to be P MHS HSS Total covered covered i 1 Kancheepuram 70 23 10 9 112 112 1220 2 Walajabad 67 25 8 6 106 106 1157 3 Uthiramerur 96 18 8 7 129 129 1408 4 Sriperumbudur 72 24 7 4 107 107 1168 ' 5 Ku^rathur 69 18 8 5 100 100 1091 6 Thiruporur 62 20 4 7 93 93 1015 7 Kattankolathur 62 27 10 8 107 107 1168 8 Thirukalukundram 77 21 5 7 110 110 1201 St. Thomas Mount 9 39 15 9 9 72 72 786 (Rural) St.Thomas Mount 10 16 11 4 10 41 41 448 (Urban) 11 Achirupakkam 67 20 6 7 100 100 1091 12 Maduranthagam 86 20 7 3 116 116 1267 13 Lathur 40 17 2 3 62 62 677 14 Chithamur 62 24 5 5 96 96 1048 Total 885 283 93 90 1351 1351 14745 ... Source : Achievement Test 2007 Total number of Govt, and Local body schools in the district is 1351. Number of children requiring intervention of learning enhancement are 14745. Tables - 138 Innovation - ECCE, Girls Education, SC&ST and CAL M inority ECCE Girls Education SC/ST No. o f CAL children Educatior; 1 _ e <8 s & 1 <* ’i ’g 3 ' .S M .5r* *J 1 S. ®-s g-a d ^ c 0 1 S e ! r i Block (3 « g 3 J3 0 S No. s s « •Sb a SS b ■g r B S | s £ i! S £ ^ > 8 S ti !> IS M V •s S 5 fl •a o > o a 0 « J t i t « § A 0) ^ d S § & s § i c O & g 3 | | I ' s S'S d 0 O .2 “ •2 1 (t, 8 , '^ 1 & g E 6 6 B IX 0 l “ r B •’* E 3 i o S H o 0 ^ 1 « 1 o & o< 0 ” i 1 Kancheepuram 241 241 293 301 307 286 7 12 90 1C 2 Walajabad 142 142 293 301 307 286 7 12 89 1( 3 Utiiiramerur 168 168 293 301 307 286 7 10 89 ‘ i 4 Sriperumbudur 119 119 293 301 307 286 7 10 89 l( 5 Kundrathur U 7 177 293 301 307 286 7 10 89 11 6 Thimporur 138 293 301 307 286^^ ■ ^ 7 8 89 V 7 Kattankolatliur 158 158 293 301 307 286 • 7 10 90 1 8 Thirukalukundram 162 162 293 301 307 286 7 10 89 1 St.Thomas Mount 9 146 146 293 301 308 286 8 0 90 1 (Rural) a1 St.Thomas Mount 10 120 120 293 301 308 286 8 0 90 1' (Urban) i 11 Achirupakkam 129 129 293 300 307 286 7 12 89 1^ 12 Maduranthagam 164 164 293 300 307 286 7 12 89 V 13 Lathur 109 109 292 300 307 284 7 4 89 \ 14 Chithamur 123 123 292 300 307 284 7 10 89 1 Total 2096 2096 4100 4210 4300 4000 100 120 1250 Source : DISE 2006 2096 ECCE Centres are to supplied with learning materials and anganwadi workers of these centres are to be imparted training during 2008-09. Under Girls Education, total number of girl students to be supplied with learning materials is 4210 and girl children to be given English communication skill improvement training are 4100. For the year 2008-09, total number of SC/ST children to be provided with learning material is 4300 and English communication skill improvement training to be given to 4000 SC/ST children. Total number of CAL Centres to be provided with hardware/ software is 100 and 120 teacher are proposed for CAL training. Further under minority children education, 1250 children are proposed to give English communication skill improvement programme and 1500 children are proposed to supply legirning materials. 4.12.1 COMPUTER EDUCATION Total number of CAL Centres to be provided with hardware/ software is 100 and 120 teacher are proposed for CAL training. For this purpose an amount of Rs.50.000 lakh is proposed 4.12.2 EARLY CHILDHOOD CARE AflD EDUCATION During the year 2008-2009, 2096 Early Childhood Care and Education centres is proposed to supply learning materials, workbooks, Joint training to Anganwadi workers etc. An amount of Rs. 14.986 lakh is proposed for this purpose. 4.12.3 GIRLS EDUCATION Under Girls Education 4210 girls students are to be supplied with learning materials, workbooks etc. and 4100 girl children are to be English communication skill improvement skill training. For this purpose an amount of Rs. 14.980 is proposed. 4.12.4 EDUCAfioN FOR SC/ ST CHILDREN For the year 2008-09, total number of SC/ST children to be provided with learning material is 4300 and English communication skill improvement training to be given to 4000 SC/ST children. For this purpose an amount of Rs. 15.000 lakh is proposed. 4.12.5 MINORITY CHILDREN EDUCATION During the year 2008-09, 1500 minority children are to be supplied with learning materials, work books etc. and 1250 children are to be given English communication skill improvement training. For this purpose an amount of Rs. 5.000 lakh is proposed. 4.13 COMMUNITY MOBILIZATION Table- 139 VEC S. Block No No. of No. of No. o f Members to VECs Members be given Training 1 Kancheepuram 141 2780 556 2 Walajabad 124 2460 492 3 Uthiramenir 141 2780 556 4 Sriperumbudur 11.9 2360 472 5 Kundrathur 107 2120 424 6 Thiruporur 109 2180 436 7 Kattankolathur 132 2580 516 8 Thirukalukundram 116 2300 460 9 St.Thomas Mount (Rural) 83 1640 328 ’ 10 St.Thomas Mount (Urban) 100 1980 396 11 Achirupakkam 108 2140 428 12 Maduranthagam 148 2920 584 13 Lathur 73 1440 288 14 Chithamur 96 1900 380 Total 1597 31580 6316 VEC plays a predominant role in the development of school activities. VEC is functioning effectively in all the 14 blocks. Total number of VECs in the district is 1597 and number of VEC number is 31580. 6316 VEC members are to be given training. Table - 140 Budget Abstract - Activity wise Allocation for 2008-2009 S. No. Activity Current Year Total Primary School (phy.) 6 6 1i Upper Primary Schools (phy.) 55 55 2 New Teacher Salary 1064.760 1064.760 3 Teachers Grant 40.020 40.020 4 Block Resource Centre 146.960 146.960 5 Cluster Resource Centre 322.672 322.672 6 Teachers Training 120.060 120.060 Interventions for Out-of^Sehool 7 93.915 93.915 Children 8 Remedial Coaching 37.160 37.160 9 Free Text Books 0.000 0.000 10 Interventions for CSWN (lED) 48.338 48.338 11 Civil Works 1128.650 1128.650 12 Furniture for Govt. UPS 131.140 131.140 13 Teaching Learning Equipment 28.700 28.700 14 Maintenance Grant 105.900 105.900 15 School Grant 108.850 108.850 16 Research and Evaluation 12.776 12.776 17 Management 191.958 191.958 18 Innovative Activity 99.966 99.966 19 Community Training 4.421 4.421 Total 3686.245 3686.245 Source: Budget Statement Table - 141 Component wise Budget Allocation for the Current Year Amount S.No Component Percentage (in lakh) 1. Management Cost 191.958 5.21 2. Civil Works 1259.790 34.18 3. Quality 2234.497 61.85 Total 3686.245 100.00 Sarva Sbiksha Abhijran ( S S A f Annual Work Plan and Budget (AWP & B) 2008-2009 Name of District : Kancheepuram (Rs. In Lakhs) bO O 2007-2008 Proposal for 2008-09 S.No. Activity PAB Approved Achievement Spill Over Fresh Proposal Total Proposal Phy. 1 Fin Phj. 1 Fin. Phy. (%) Fin.(%) Fin. Unit Cost Phy. Fin. Fin. 6 Teachers Training 6.01 In-service (20/ 10 days) at BRC level SPO/KRP Training/ IT Academy Training 8252 4.13 8252 4.13 0.0005 8004 4.002 4.002 Modules/SLM/ABL Cards/Workbooks / English Radio 1 8252 37.13 8252 37.13 1 0.0045 8004 36.018 36.018 programme / RP Training Training to Teachers 8252 74.27 8252 74.27 i 0.0050 8004 40.020 40.020 6.02 Induction training for Newly Recruit Trained Teachers 69 0.48 69 0.48 100% 100% 0.00 0.0000 0 0.000 0.000 Montly Cluster level Meeting & Peer group Training(10 days) 6.05 ...... Training to teachers i 0.0050 8004 40.020 40.020 1 t ■ Sub Total 24825 116.01 24825 116.01 100% 100% 120.060 120.060 7 Interventions for OOSC 7.03 Bridge course Residential (per child) (12 Months) 570 38.76 570 38.76 100% 100% 0.00 ' 6.100 480 48.000 48.000 7.04 Bridge courses Non Residential (per child) (12 Months) 868 26.04 868 26.04 100% 100% 0.00 1 0,030 1204 1 36.120 36.120 ! Spl RBC (2006-07) / Special RBC for Mentally challanged OSC (12 7.05 60 4.80 60 4.80 100% 100% 0.00 0.112 60 6.720 6.720 Months) 7.06 Others ¥ 0% 0.00 0.0W 0.000 1411 0.85 1411 0.85 0.0075 410 Summer Camps (3 months) per child 1 3.075 3.075 Coverage under KGBV 0 0.00 0 0.00 0.0000 0 0.000 0.000 Coverage under NCLP / INDUS 950 0.00 950 0.00 0.0000 950 0.000 0.000 Sub Total 1498 70.45 1498 70.45 100% 100% 0.00 3104 93.915 93.915 8 Remedial Teaching Remedial Teaching - Languages, Science, Maths, Workbooks (4 8.01 subjects) / TLM per child / ABL card / English Radio Programme 144001 20.16 14400 20.16 100% 100% 0.0015 24773 37.160 37.160 Sub Total 14400 20.16 14400 20.16 24773 37.160 37.160 9 Free Text Book Sub Total 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0^ 0 10 Interventions for CWSN (lED) 1 10.01 Fees for spl. teacher per teacher with FTA 32 19.20 32 19.20 100% 100% 0.00 0.6000 3”2 19.200 19.200 10.02 Fees for physiotherapist per teacher Dist 4 2.16 4 2.16 100% 100% 0.00 0.6000 4 2.400 2.400 10.03 Medical Camps per block 16 0.96 16 0.96 100% 100% 0.00 0.0600 14 0.840 0.840 10.04 Assistive Devices 16 4.80 16 4.80 100% 100% 0.00 0.3000 14 4.200 4.200 10.05 Day Care Centres 16 8.64 16 8.64 100% 100% 0.00 0.5400 14 7.560 7.560 10.07 Surgery o' 4.91 0 4.91 0% 100% 0.00 0.0000 0 6,110 6.110 10.09 Contingencies & Documentation (per Block) 32 0.64 32 0.64 100% 100% 0.00 0.0200 14 0.280 0.280 10.11 Training to Teachers & VEC Members 1000 1.00 1000 1.00 100% 100% 0.00 0.0010 750 0.750 0.750 10.13 Life Skills Training for CWSN 1000 2.50 1000 2.50 100% 100% 0.00 0.0025 0 0.000 0.000 10.14 Exposure visit for CWSN 2001 2.00 2001 2.00 100% 100% 0.00 0.0010 0 0.000 0.000 to 10.16 Vocational Training to CWSN ~ 1110' 0.56: 1110 0.56 100% i 100% 0.00 0.0005 0 0.000 0.000 o to 10.17 Supply of Learning Materials/ Workbooks/ Maths & Science Kit ! 1110 1.11 1110 100% i 100% O.OOj 0.00451 1555, 6.998i 6.998 ------'I" 1 Total 4028 48.3381 - - ...... - i I 2007-2008 1 Proposal for 2008-09 S.No. Activity PAB Approved Achievement Spill Over Fresh Proposal Total Proposal Phy. Fin Phy. Fin. Phy. (%) Fin.(%) Fin. Unit Cost 1 Phy. Fin. Fin. Sub Tota] 40401 48.48; 40401 48.48; 100% 100% 0.001 j 4028 48.338 48.338 1 11 Civil Works 11.01 BRC 0 0.00 0 0.001 0% 0%■ 1 0.00 8.0000n 0if 0.000 0.000 11.02 CRC 0 0.00 0 0.00' 0% 0%i 0.00 2.4500 0 0.000 0.000 1 11.03 Primary School (new) 0.000 0.000 a. Traditional Foundation 16 78.40 16 78.40 100% 100% 4.9000 * 6 29.400 29.400 b. Raft/Framed Structure 0 0.00 0 0.00 0% 0% 6.0000 0 0.000 0.000 C. Hill Areas 0 0.00 0 0.00 0% 0% 5.8000 0 i 0.000 0.000 Total 16 78.40 16.00 78.40j 100% 100% 6 29.400 29.400 11.04 Upper Primary School Building (2006-2007) 1 1 ...... a. Traditional Foundation 1 3.23 1 3.23 100% 100% I 3.2250 0 0.000 0.000 b. Raft/Framed Structure 6 22.50 6 22.50 100% 100%j 3.7500 0 1 0.000 0.000 C. Hill Areas 0 0.00 f 0i 0.00 0% 0%| 3.6000 O.QOO 0.000 25.73 7.00 Sub Total 7 25.73 ____ 1 i 1 1 : Upper Primary School Building i a. Traditional Foundation 18 154.80 18 154.80 8.6000 55 473.000 473.000 b. Raft/Framed Structure 0 0.00 0 0.00 10.2500 0 0.000 0.000 C. Hill Areas 0 0.00 0 0.00 9.9500 0 0.000 0.000 Sub Total 18 154.80 18.00 154.80 55 473.000 473.000 11.05 Building Less (Pry) 0 0.00 0 0.00 W/o 0% 0.00 0.000 11.06 Building Less (UP) 0 0.00 0 0.00 0% 0% 0.00 0.000 11.07 Dilapidated Building (Pry) 0 0 00 0 0.00 0% 0% 0.00 0.000 11.08 Dilapidated Building (UP) 0% 0% 0.00 0.000 11.09 Additional Class Room a. Traditional Foundation 0 1471.63 0 1471.63 2.4500 225i 551.250 551.250 b. Raft/Framed Structure 0 0.00 0 0.00 3.0000 25' 75.000 75.000 C. Hill Areas 0 0.00 0 0.00 2.9000 0.000 0.000 - ______^ Total 1471.63 1471.63 0.000 250j 626.250 626.250 11.10 Toilet/Urinals 0% 0% 0.00 0.3500 0.000 0.000 11.11 Separate Girls Toilet 0% 0% 0.3500 0 0.000 0.000 11.12 Drinking Water Facility 0% 0% 0.00 0.2500 0 0.000 0.000 11.19 Residential Hostel 0% 0% 0.00 o.oooj 0.000 11.20 Major Repairs (Primary) ■ 0% 0% 0.00 O.OOOI 0,000 to 11.21 :Major Repairs (Upper Primary) 0% 0% 0.00 j 0.000 0.000 ■ i1 1 11.22 1Others ! 0% 0% 0.00! i o.oooj 0.000 2007-2008 Proposal for 2008-09 S.No. Activity PAB Approved Achievement Spill Over Fresh Proposal Total Proposal Phy. Fin Phy. Fin. Phy. (%) Fin.(%) Fin. Unit Cost Phy. Fin. Fin. Sub Total of Civil Works 1730.56 #######J 0% 0% 0.001 1128.650 1128.650 12 Furniture for Govt. UPS ..... _,.A No. of Children o|/o 0% 1 0.0050 26228 131.140 131.140 12.01 I Sub Total(Furniture) 0 0.00 0 0.00 0% 0% 26228 131.140 131.140 Sub Total (Civil + Furniture) 0 1730.56 0 ####### 0 0 0 0 26228 1259.790 1259.790 i. , 1 ^ t 1 13 Teaching Learning Equipment 13.01 TLE - New Primary 16 1.60 16 1.60 100% 100% 0.00 0.200 6 1.200 1.200 13.02 TLE - New Upper Primary 18 9.00 18 9.00 100% 100% 0.00 0.500 55 27.500 27.500 13.03 Others 0 0.00 0 0.00 0% 0% 0.00 0 0.000 0.000 Sub Total 34 10.60 34 10.60 100% 100% 0.00 61 28.700 28.700 14 Maintenance Grant 14.01 Primarj’ School 1150 57.50 1150|1 57.50 100% 100% 0.00 upto 3 classrooms 0.050 547 27.350 27.350 j more than 3 classrooms ^ 0.100 338 33.800 33.800 I- '■ — ------' - .1.1- ■------—1i ! 14.02 Upper Primary School 442 22.10 442 22.10 100% 100% 0.00 i upto 3 classrooms 0.050 37 1.850 1.850 1 more than 3 classrooms 1 0.100 429 42.900 42.900 t Sub Total 1592 79.60 1592 79.60 100% 100% 0.00 i 1351 105.900 105.900 ...... ,1I 15 School Grant 1 15.01 Primary School 1334 26.68 1334 26.68 100% 100% 0.00 0.050 1358 67.900 67.900 15.02 Upper Primary School 559 11.18 559 11.18 ,10^/o 100% 0.00 0.070 585 40.950 40.950 Sub Total 1893 37.86 1893 37.86 100% 100% 0.00 1943 108.850 108.850 16 Research & Evaluation i 16.01 Quarterly Achievement Test 1581 4.74 1581 4.74 0.0025 1597 3.993 3.993 16.02 Action Research, Evaluation & Impact Studies 1581 3.16 1581 3.16 0.0021 1597 3.194 3.194 16.03 Monitoring / Survey & Census 1581 4.74 1581 4.74 0,0025 1597 3.993 3.993 16.04 Supervision & HMs/VECs/NGOs Review at BRC/CRC/VEC | 1581 1,58 1581 1.58 100% 100% j 0.00 0.0011 1597 1.597| 1.597 ...... i. Sub Total I 1581 14.23 1581 14.23 100% 100% 0.00 i 0.008! U597| 12.7761 12.776 2007-2008 Proposal for 2008-09 S.No. Activity PAB Approved Achievement Spill Over T Fresh Proposal Total Proposal Phy. Fin Phy. Fin. Phy. (%) Fin.(%) Fin. Unit Cost Phy. Fin. Fin. 17 Management & Quality 17.01 Salary of Staff (Existing) 1 29.9CI 1 29.9C 34.000C» ] 34.00C ’ \ ) 34.000 17.02 Furniture C1 l.OC1 C1 l.OC l.OOOC1 1 l.OOC) 1.000 ’L ■ ) 17.03 Books and Periodicals 1 0.54 1 0.54 f 0.600C1 1 0.60C1 0.600 17.04 Maintenance of Equipments 1 0.54 1 0.54 0.6000 1 0.6001 0.600 17.05 Consumable and Stationery 1 3.75 1 3.75 3.5000 1 3.5001 3.500 17.06 Media and Documentation 1 2.70 1 2.70 3.0000 4 12.000 12.000 17.07 E - Learning - Equipments 1 0.84 1 0.84 1 2.5000 1 2.500 2.500 17.08 Training, Workshops 8t Meetings 0 3.00 0 3.00 I 3.2500 3 8.125 8.125 17.09 Consultancy 1 6.30 1 6.30 I 5.0000 1 5.000 5,000 17.10 Contingency 3 3.75 3 3.75 3.3000 2 6.600 6.600 17.11 TA/DA (Officials/Staff/Resource Persons) 1 6.00 1 6.00 4.0000 1 4.000 4,000 17,12 Vehicle hiring (District Officials Inspection) 1.5000 1 1.500 1.500 17.13 Maintenance of Buildings 1 0.54 1 0.54 0.6000 1 0.600 0.600 17.14 Maintenance of Vehicles 1 0.60 1 0.60 0.6000 0 0.000 0.000 17.15 FTA for BRTEs 86 BRS 220 14.88 220 14.88 0.1000 260 26.000 26.000 17.16 Salary of RPs with FTA(CRC-BRTEs & BRS) 0 0.00 0 0.00 0.2000 0 0.000 0.000 17.17 Electricity and Telephone charges per block 14 13.95 14 13.95 0.7200 ^ 14 10.080 10.080 17.18 Audit Fees 1 2.10 1 2.10 2.0000 1 2.000 2.000 17.19 Capacity Building training to Staff & Officials 0 0.00 0 0.00 Modules preparation per head 3001 1.50 300 1.50 100% 100% 0.00 0.0100 300 3.000 3.000 Capacity training (5 days) per head 300 2.40 300 2.40 100% 100% 0.0150 300 4.500 4.500 17.20 Learning Enhancement Programme Additional Learning Material / Workbooks/ Maths & Science Kit 0.0045 14745 66.353 66.353 Sub Total 300 94.29 300 94.29 100% 100% 0.00 191.958 191.958 18 Innovative Activity > 18.01 Computer Education ■•• T Provision of Hardwares/Softwares 49 14.70 49 14.70 0.4100 100 41.000 41.000 Preparation of Modules & Training to Teachers 1 0.30 1 0.30 0.0750 120 9.000 9.000 Sub Total 15.00 15.00 50.000 50.000 18.02 1ECCE 1Upgraded Centres 730 1.10 730 1.10 0.0015 0.000 0.000 1Learning Materials (centres)/Workbooks etc 229 2.29 229 2.29 . _ i 0.00595 2096 12.471 12,471 Joint Trg. & Trg. to Anganwadi workers 1346 1.62 1346 1.62 i 0.0012 2096 2.515 2,515 Sub Total 5.000 j 5.000 I , ( 14.986 14.986 2007-2008 Proposal for 2008-09 S.No. Aetlvlty PAB Approved Achievement Spill Over Fresh Proposal Total Proposal Phy. Fin Phy. Fin. Phy. (%) Fin.(%) Fin. Unit Cost Phy. Fin.. Fin. 18.03 Girls Education/ Urban deprived Vocational Training 4100 4.00 4100 4,00 Supply of Learning Materials/ Workbooks/ Maths & Science Kit 1000 4.00 1000 4.00 0.0020 4210 8.420 8,420 English Communication skill improvement 4000 4.00 4000 4.00 0.0016 4100 6.560 6.560 Life Skills Training 1180 3.00 1180 3.00 Sub Total 15.00 15.00 14.980 14.980 18.04 SC / ST Remedial Coaching 4.00 4.00 ■ / Exposure Visit Life Skills Training 2000 4.00 2000 4.00 1 English Communication skill improvement 1300 4.00 1300 4.00 0.0016 4000 6.400 6.400 Supply of Learning Materials/ Workbooks/ Maths & Science Kit 1500 3.00 1500 3.00 0.0020 4300 8.600 8.600 Sub Total 15.00 15.00 15.000 15.000 18.05 Minority children Supply of Learning Materials/ Workbooks/ Maths 8s Science Kit 0.0020 1500 3.000 3.000 English Communication skill improvement i 0.0016 1250 2.000 2.000 Sub Total 5.000 5.000 Tot al of INNOVATION 50.000 50.000 99.966 99.966 19 Community Training 19.01 Community Training (VEC Members) 9378 5.63 5.63 0% 100% 0.00 0,0007 6316 4.421 4,421 Sub Total 9378 5.63 0 5.63 0% 100% 0.00 6316 4.421 4.421 Total of SSA (Districts) 3693.36 ####### 0% 90% 0.000 3686.245 3686.245 20 STATE COMPONENT 20.01 Management 0% 0% 0.00 20.02 REMS 0% 0% 0.00 20.03 SIEMAT 0% 0,000 Sub Total 0.00 0.00 0% 0% 0.00 0 0,000 0.000 STATE SSA TOTAL 3693.36 ####### 90% 3686.245 3686.245 21 NPEGEL 0% 0.000 22 KGBV 0.00 i 0% 0.000 GRAND TOTAL (SSA+NPEGEL+KGBV) 3693.36 #«##### 3686.245 3686.245 Management & MIS Cost % 3.37% Learning Enhancement Prog % 1.80% Total Mgt. Cost {Mgt + LEP) 5.21% Work% 34.18% 0.00% ABBREVIATIONS ABL Activity Based Learning AWP 86 B Annual Work Plan & Budget BRC Block Resource Centre CBA Computer Based Assessment CRC Cluster Resource Centre CWSN Children With Special .Needs DCF Data Capture Format DEEO District Elementary Educational Officer DEP Distance Education Programme DIET District Institute of Education and Training DISE District Information System for Education DLF District Level Format DPC District Programme Co-ordinator DPEP District Primary Education Programme DPO District Project Office DRC District Research Council DRG Pistrict Research Group DTERT Directorate of Teacher Education Research &Training DTH Direct To Home ECCE Early Childhood Care and Education EFA Education for All EGS Education Guarantee Scheme EMIS Education Management Information System ES Environmental Science ESS Environmental Social Science ETGP Excellent Teacher Guarantee Programme ICDS Integrated Child Development Scheme lED Integrated Education for the Disabled KGBV Kasturiba Gandhi Baliga Vidyalaya MCS Model Cluster School MHRD Ministry of Human Resource Development MIS Management Information System A/fT Ar'riQ Members of Legislative Assembly Constituency Development lVlL/A.\^Uo ^ 1 Scheme MLL Minimum Level of Learning MPLAD Member of Parliament Local Area Development MTA Mother Teacher Association NCERT National Council of Education Research and Training NGO Non Governmental Organization NIEPA National Institute of Educational Planning 85 Administration NPEGEL National Programme of Education for Girls at Elementary Level REMS Research and Evaluation Monitoring and Supervision SIEMAT State Institute of Education Management And Training SIT Satellite Interactive Terminal SPD State Project Director SSA Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan UEE Universalisation Of Elementary Education VEC Village Education Committee CALENDER OF ACTIVITIES FOR 2008 - 2009 Opening of New Schools (Primary) •u >> C! bo o* > o c Is Major Tasks a S s 4) O o 0) 0} V < < 0) O Q s a. Proposals/ identification b. Implementation V c. Monitoring V V V V Opening of New Schools (Upper Primary) •M •4-> o c i t Major Tasks P4 0> o § 0> a < CO O Q *? a. Proposals/ identification V b. Implementation V V c. Monitoring a/ V VV Block Resource Centres (BRCs) 4J Ki A U) a, > o c oS Major Activity Q* s 0) Q 0 (tf V < •3 CO o Q u* a. Survey/data collections & V V V VVV compilation b. Preparing proposal/ identification of VV VV VV VV VV beneficiaries c. Sanctions, appointment V VV VVV VVVV VV and release of funds d. Training/ awareness V V a/ V VV V V VV V V campaigns e. Purchase & supply of a/ a/ V V V a/ V V V materials f. Review Monitoring VV V VV V V Corrective action (Follow- g- V up work) h. Audit and settlement of V accounts u •4J •M a ISO > o o3 Major Tasks 0* (S 4) u 0 . o (tf 0) < 5 0) O Q a. Survey/data collection & V V V . V V V compilation b. Sanctions, appointment and V V VV V, VVV V VV release of funds c. Teaching V VV V VV a/ V a/ V d. Review VVVVVVVV V V e. Audit and settlement of V accounts Civil Works •M u a bA u CL, & a o 4) Is Major Activity 4) g (« < < CO O Q £ a. Survey/data collection 8& V compilation - ...- b. Preparing proposal/ identification of beneficiaries c. Identification of implementation V agency / appointments d. Sanctions and release of funds VV e. Training/ awareness campaigns f. Implementation Enrolment Teaching Purchase 8s supply of materials Construction V VV VV g. Review V VV V VVVV %/ Monitoring V VVV V V V Evaluation V Assessment Action Research V Documentation h. Corrective action (Follow-up work) j i. Audit and settlement of accounts Interventions for Out of School Children - Activity Schedule Bridge Courses (Residential and Non Residential) u a us CU > u a 13 Major Activity S' V 0 0 o (li 0) < < (0 0 Q fa a. Survey/data collection & V compilation b. Preparing proposal/ ^ identification of VV V beneficiaries c. Identification of implementation agency/ V V V appointments V d. Sanctions and release of V V V funds VV Construction V V V VV V V e. Review V V Monitoring Evaluation Assessment Action Research Documentation {. Corrective action (Follow- up work) g. Audit and settlement of accounts Residential camps for mentally challenged children U ti a > 0 ua ti Major Activity a V u o 4) 4) < s 09 O Q a. Survey/data collection & V compilation b. Preparing proposal/ V V identification of beneficiaries c. Identification of implementation agency/ V appointments V V / d. Sanctions and release of T V V funds V V e. Construction VV V VV VV f. Review V Monitoring >! Evaluation V Assessment V Action Research V Documentation V g- Corrective action (Follow-up V work) h. Audit and settlement of V accounts Activity Schedule for Early Childhood Care & Education Innovation - ECCE •M U >> a ■4J u a CS 0« u (3 Major Activity 0 * 0 4) g ctf < •-5 1 o Q fa a. Survey/data collection V V 8& compilation b. Preparing proposal/ identification of >/ beneficiaries c Identification of implementation V V agency/ d. Sanctions, appoij^ngnts and VV VV V V VV release of funds e. Training/ awareness VV V campaigns f. Implementation VV VV g. Review V V VVVV V V V > Innovation - Girls* Education -4-» •M ti A > o c .fi c3 Major Activity Qi & El 4) u 0 u ctf 4) < <3 0} O Q fa a. Survey/data collection & V V V compilation b. Preparing proposal/ V identification of beneficiaries c. Identification of V V implementation agency/ d. Sanctions, appointments and V V V release of funds e. Training/ awareness V V campaigns f. Teaching V i V VV V V g- Review Monitoring V V V V V VV ■M u >> a bO a > o .o Major Activity Qi a 0) u 0 4) (tf 4) < < CQ o Q a. Survey/data collection & V compilation b. Preparing proposal/ V V a/ identification of beneficiaries c. Identification of V implementation agency d. Sanctions & appointment of implementation agency and V V V V release of funds Training/ awareness VV V V V VV campaigns f. Implementation VVVV VV V V g- Review Monitoring VV V V V V V a/ V h. Audit and settlement of accounts Maintenance Grant Ki ti \3A a o 0 .a c<{ Major Activity &• I" 0) o s V ctf < S ■? Ui O iz; Q b a. Sanctions and release of V funds b. Identification of implementation agency/ appointments c. Training/ awareness campaigns d. Implementation VV e. Review Monitoring V f. Corrective action (Follow-up V work) Research & Evaluation ■4J U a Oi o 6 Major Activity 0) o g V etf Q) < 09 O a Q a. Survey/data collection & • V V compilation b. Preparing proposal/ identification of V beneficiaries c. Identification of implementation agency d. Sanctions and appointment of implementing agency and V V V release of funds e. Training/ awareness campaigns —- f. Implementation / Enrolment / Teaching / V V V V V Purchase & supply of Materials/ Construction g- Review/Monitoring / Evaluation/ Assessment / Action Research / Documentation h. Corrective action (Follow-up work) i. Audit and settlement of accounts ...... School Grant (Primary) •u •M u U) Q< > o C cS Major Activity S' SJ i) o o V oi 4) < (0 O Q •-3 fa s a. Sanctions, appointments & Release of funds b. Implementation (Enrolment, Teaching, Purchase & Supply of V V Materials, Construction etc.) c. Review Monitoring V h a a > 0 .fi oS Major Activity & 4) 0 0 4) g < CO 0 Q fa a. Sanctions, appointments 85 Release of funds b. Implementation (Enrolment, Teaching, Purchase 85 Supply V of Materials, Construction etc.) c. Review Monitoring V d. Audit and settlement of V accounts Teacher Grant (Primary) In U u* > u Ctf Major Activity u* S' t V 0 4) 4) < -3 CO s Q fa S a. Sanctions, appointments and V release of funds b. Training/ awareness < < campaigns c. Implementation (Enrolment, Teaching, Purchase & Supply VVV of Materials, Construction etc.) d. Review Monitoring VV VV V e. Audit and settlement of V accounts Teacher Grant (Upper Primary) •M u c n* > u a .fi Major Activity 0* 0 0 4> a o> < 5 CO 0 Q fa a. Sanctions, appointments and release of funds b. Training/ awareness V campaigns c. Implementation (Enrolment, Teaching, Purchase & Supply of VVV Materials, Construction etc.) d. Review Monitoring VV u U) •M u S' a a o c Major Activity V 0 V . oi a < I 5 CQ 0 Q a. Sanctions, appointments and V V VV release of funds b. Training/ awareness V V V campaigns V c. Implementation (Enrolment, Teaching, Purchase & Supply of V V V V Materials, Construction etc.) d. Review Monitoring V V V V e. Audit and settlement of accounts V u bA & > o A 4> o 0> < -§ *? a. Sanctions, appointments and release of funds b. Implementation (Enrolment, Teaching, Purchase & Supply of Materials, , Construction etc.) c. Review Monitoring d. Audit and settlement of accounts Teaching Learning Equipment Grant (Primary) Wi 4J i>s a no (X > 0 d Major Activity a V O o as < % < to O £ Q a. Preparing proposal/ identification of V beneficiaries b. Sanctions, appointments and release of funds c. Implementation (Enrolment, Teaching, Purchase & V V Supply of Materials, Construction etc.) ** e bfl a. > o a Major Activity 0* & 4> o 0> cS < s •? < Oi O Q a. Preparing proposal/ identification of V • beneficiaries b. Sanctions, appointments and V release of funds c. Implementation (Enrolment, Teaching, Purchase & Supply of V V Materials, Construction etc.) d. Review Monitoring V V V e. Audit and settlement of accounts VV Teachers Training r .... u a a o a A Activity a V o « OS is < CO o 1 Q Approval of the In-service Training Schedule prepared V by DTERT Module preparation. Module printing & V V VV V VVV V V V distribution Workshop V V VV Formation of State V Resource Group Key Resource Persons V Training (Level 1) V V V Resource Persons Training V V (Level 2) V V V Teacher Training V V V V V V V VV (Level 3) Training for New Teachers VV V V V VV Monitoring and Evaluation V V V u 4i* a a ■M u d >o Major Activity & 4) 0 g 4) a 4) < < o Q a. Survey/data collection V V V V & compilation b. Preparing proposal/ identification of V beneficiaries c. Sanctions & appointment of implementation V V V VV V agency and release of funds > d. Training/ awareness V campaigns e. Implementation V V V V VV V V V V f. Review Monitoring V V VV VV VV V g- Audit and settlement VV V of accounts V V VV V V Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan (SSA) Annual Work Plan and Budget (AWP & B) 2008-2009 Name of District : Kancheepuram ( R s . I n Lakhs) Approved Budget | Total Unit Cost Phy. Fin. I Fin. 1 New Schools Opening 1.01 Upgradation of EGS to PS K 1.02 New PS ^ rotal of Primary s 1.03 Upgraded/New UPS ^ 55^ 2 New Teachers Salary ! 2.01 F*rimary Teachers ( Regular) 0.6300 0 o.oooj 0.000 2.03 Upper Primary Teachers (Regular) \ 0.3000 80 24.000! 24.000 1 ■ Add.Teacher against PTR i : ...... i Sub Total (2.01 to 2.11) 801 24.0001 24.000 ! Teachers Salary (Recurring) 2.12 Primary Teachers ( Regular) | 0.84001 90 i 75.600i 75.600 2.14 UP Teachers (Regular) 1.20001 758 i 909.600 909.600 ...... “i‘ Sub Total (2.12 to 2.22) j 848 j 985.200 985.200 SUB TOTAL 1 i 928 1009.200 i 1009.200 (New Teachers+Teachers Recurrinfft i 1 3 Teachers Grant | | 3.01 Primary Teachers i 0.0050 i 3484 17,420 17.420 3.02 Upper Primary Teachers ! 0.0050 4520| 22.600 22.600 Sub Total 80041 40.020 40.020 4 Block Resource Centre (BRC)/UBRC I 4.01 Salary of Resource Persons (existing) 1.8000 79 142.200 142.200 Salary of Resource Persons (new) 1.8000 0 0.000 4.02 Furniture Grant 1.0000 0 0.000 0.000 4.03 Contingency Grant 0.2000 14 2.800 2.800 4.04 Meeting, TA 0.0900 14 1.260 1.260 4,05 TLM Grant 0.0500 14 0.700 0.700 j Sub Total 146.960 146.960 5 Cluster Resource Centres 5.01 Salary of Resource Persons (existing) 1.8000 172 309.600 309.600 5.02 Furniture Grant 0.1000 0 0.000 0.000 5.03 Contingency Grant 0.0300 172 5.160 5.160 5.04 Meeting, TA 0.0360 172 6.192 6.192 5.05 TLM Grant 0.0100 172 1.720 1.720 Sub Total 322.672 322.672 6 Teachers Training 6.01 In-service (20/10 days) at BRC level 6.01.1 SPO/KRP Training/ IT Academy Training 0.0005 8004 4.002 4.002 Modules/SLM/ABL Cards/Workbooks / English Radio 6.01.2 0.0045 8004 36.018 36.018 programme/RP Training 6.01.3 Training to Teachers 0.0050 8004 40.020 40.020 6.02 Induction training for Newly Recruit Trained Teachers 0.0100 80 0,800 0.800 6.03 In-service teachers training (CRC meeting) (10 days) 0.0050 8004 40.020 Sub Total 120.860 120.860 7 Interventions for OOSC 7.03 Bridge course Residential (per child) (12 Months) j 0.1001 48C1 48.000 48.000 7.04 Bridge courses Non Residential (per child) (12 Months) 0.0301 120At 36.1201 36.120 Spl RBC (2006-07) / Special RBC for Mentally challanged OSC (12 7.05 0.1121 6C) 6.72C1 6.720 Months) 7.06 Others 1 O.OOC1 0.000 Summer Camps (3 months) per child 0.007Si 41C) 3.075i 3.075 Coverage under KGBV O.OOOC) () O.OOC) 0.000 Coverage under NCLP / INDUS O.OOOC) 95() O.OOC) 0.000 Sub Tota1 310^i- 93.91E> 93.915 8 Remedial Teaching Remedial Teaching - Languages, Science, Maths, Workbooks (4 S 1145'; 17.18:I 17.181 8.01 subjects) / TLM per child / ABL card / English Radio Programme o .o o i: Sub Tota1 1145«t 17.18]I 17.181 Unit Cost Phy. Fin. Fin. Free Text Book Sub Total 10 Interventions for CWSN (lED) 10.01 Fees for spl. teacher per teacher with FTA 0.6500 32 20.352 20.352 10.02 Fees for physiotherapist per teacher Dist 0.6000 2.400 2.400 10.03 Medical Camps per block 0.1000 14 1.400 1.400 10.04 Assistive Devices 0.0150 700 10.500 10,500 Day Care Centres J7:896 10.07 Contingencies & Documentation (per Block) 0.0500 12 0.600 0.600 10.08 Training to Teachers & VEC Members 0.0010 750 0.750 0.750 10.09 Life Skills Training for CWSN 0.0010 166 0.166 0.166 10.10 Ramps in existing schools 0.0750 19 1.140 J..JL40 10.11 Workshops and meetings (at district / state level) 0.5000 0.500 0.500 10.12 Braille kits / Books______0.0050 17 0.085 0.085 Total 45.789 Sub Total 4028 45.789; 45.789 11 Civil Works 1.01 BRC 8.0000 0.0001 0.000 1.02 CRC 2.4500! O.OOOi 0.000 1.03 Primary School (new) 0.000 0.000 a. Traditional Foundation 4.9000 0.000 0.000 b. Raft/Framed Structure 6.0000 0.000 _ aooo C. Hill Areas 5.8000 0.000 0.000 Total 0.000 0.000 1.04 Upper Primary School Building (2006-2007) a. Traditional Foundation 9.7500 55 536.250 536.250 b. Raft/Framed Structure 3.7500 0.000 _ 0.000 C. Hill Areas 3.6000 0.000 0,000 Sub Total 536.250 Total ^ i t Cost 1 PPhy Fin. Finr 13 j Teaching urning Equipment 0.200'! -- —t 0.500)! ---O.OOOih Sub Total 55 27.500 27.500 14 Maintenaa Giant 14.01 : Primary Sool ; upto 3 clarooras 0.050 5547 27.3501 27.350 [more than classrooms 0.100 338 33.800 33.800 14.02 iUpper Prir.ry School I I upto 3 clarooms 0.050 37 1.850 1.850 more thari classrooms 0.100 429 42.900 42.900 Sub Total L351 105.900 105.900 15 School Gint 15.0^^^rimary Siool 11350 67.5001 67.500 15.02 {Upper PriarySchool 0.070 577 40.390 40.390 Sub Total T1927 107.890 107.890 16 ResearcUe Eraluation 16.01 Quarterlj^chevement Test 0.0010 i 1581 1.581 1.581 16.02 Action Reearch, Evaluation & Impact Studiies 0.005 1581 7.905 7.905 16.03 Monitorii; / Survey St Census 0.0040 1581 6.324 6.324 16.04 Supervism & HMs/VECs/NGOs Review at BRC/CRC/VEC 0.002 1581 3 162 3.162 Sub Total 0.012 1581 18.972 18.972 r7__Management & Quality 17.01 Salary oStaf (Existing) 36.0000 36.000 36.000 17.02 Furnitur 1.0000 1.000 1.000 17.03 Books aid Ptriodicals 0.6000 0.600 0.600 17.04 Mainterunceof Equipments 1.2000 1.200 1.200 17.05 Consunubleand Stationery 3.5000 3.500 3.500 17.06 Media aid Ebcumentation 3.0000 3.000 3.000 17.07 E - Leaning- Equipments 2.5000 0.000 0^00 17.08 Training Wcrkshops & Meetings 3.9000 9.750 9.750 17.09 Consultinc} 5.0000 5.000 5.000 17.10 Contingncj 3 3000 6.600 6.600 17.11 TA/ DA Offtials/ Staff/ Resource Persons) 4.00001 4.000 4.000 17.12 Vehiclehiriig (District Officials Inspectiom) 1.5000 1.500 1.500 17.13 Mainteuane of Buildings 0.6000 0.600 0.600 17.14 MainteJian(e of Vehicles 0.6000 0.000 0.000 17.15 FTA forBfTEs&BRS 0.0360 251 9.036 9.036 17.16 Salary of R^s wth FTA(CRC-BRTEs Ss BRS) 0.2000 0.000 0.000 17-17 Electricity ind Telephone charges per block 0.3600 14 5.040 5.040 17.18 Audit Fees 2.0000 2.000 2.000 17.19 Strentheniig of MIS 17.19.1 Supply of .earning Materials 0.0070 300 2.100 2.100 17.9.2 Provision tf Hardwares/Softwares 0.4100 14 5.740 17.19.3 Capacity raining (5 days) per head 0.0150 300 4.500 4.500 17.20 Learning Snhancement Programme Additiona Learning Material / Workbooiks/ Maths & Science Kit 0.0045 12500 56.250 56.250 AppoveBudget j Total Unit Cost PI- ! Fin- j Fin. 18 llameevattleeeAetiiity I | | IJS.Oii jC;0m.puteerffikiucation | jP'rovasiorn (rff Hardwares/Softwares 0.410(i GOi 41.000j 41.000 iP*repiamttioni of Modules & Training to Teachers | 0.075( 20i 9.000! 9.000 r® . Sulb Tfotalj 50.000! 50.000 1.8.0:2 Ie c c e ' ' j Upgradee4 C^entres ® 0.00li i O.OOCi 0.000 Play / Lcearning Materials per centre O.OlOOi 2491 2,490j 2.490 JJoint Trrg. Trg. to Anganwadi workers 0.001; 092 2.510 2.510 1 5.000 Siab T'otal 1 5.000 i U8.0)3 Girls Edluc;ation/ Urban deprived I Wocatiojnal Training I Supply of ILeaming Materials/ Workbooks/ Maths & Science K^it 0.080 140 11.200| 11.200 lEnglishi Coinimunication ^iSHsiprovement 0.002) 1900 3.800j ^ 3.800 iLife Skiills Training 1 Siub Total 15.0001 15.000 18.04 SC / S'T i Remediial Coaching i 7 ,Exj>osuire 'Visit 1 1i------j. Life Skiills Training I ---- -— ---- -— t 3.400, 3.400 Englislh Communication skiU improvement o . o 9 > 9 n ^ Suppl)(r of Learning Materials/ Workbooks/ Maths & Scieruce Kit 0.08)0 145 II. 600I 11.600 15.000j 15.000 Sub Total l_------1 18.05 Minoriity children 1 Supply of Learning Materials/ Workbooks/ Maths & Science Kit 0.0800 153 12.240 12.240 Englisih Communication skill improvement 0.0C20 1380 2.760 2.760 Sub Total 15.000 15.000 Tot al of INNOVATION 100.000 100.000 19 Community Training 19.01 Community Training (VEC Members) 0.0006 6316 3.790 3.790 Sub Total 6316 3.790 3.790 Total of SSA (’Districts) j 2854.315 2854.315 1 ■: 20 STATE COMPOUENT ^ i ...... _I_, . , i , _ 20.01 Management j ' , 1 20.02 REMS 20.03 SIEMAT 0.000 1 Sub Total C) 0.000I 0.000 STATE S.SA TOTAL 2854.315; 2854.315 21 MPEGEL 0.000 22 KGBV 0.000 GRAND TOTAL (SSA+NPEGEL+KGBV) 2854.315; 2854.315