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Sarba Siksha Abhiyan District : Darrang District Elementary Education Plan SARBA SIKSHA ABHIYAN DISTRICT : DARRANG DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATION PLAN (DEEP) (2003 to 2009-2010) AXOM SARBA SIKSHA ABHIJAN MISSION GOVERNMENT OF ASSAM - 1 - Key Symbols Name Of Educafioii Blocks J^istiTct Hpadr|uai-fer 1. S’ipj^har Block SuJj-Divixioij Headfiuaiter f>H 2. Kaii^aoti Block Raihvay Track 3. Dal^aua Block Block Rnnndniy -v-r— 4 Mazbat Block S»h Division Raiuuhiiy 5. Udaljjuii Biock National Iliglnvay ^ 6. Klioii-aliaii Blork -2- FORWARDING.... ........................................................... Error! Bookmark not defined. FORWARDING................................................................ Error! Bookmark not defined. CONTENTS.......................................................................... Error! Bookmark not defined. Marching Towards U E E .......................................................................................................... 5 District at a glance.................................................................................................................... 6 Geography............................................................................................................................ 6 Administration............ .......................................................................................................... 6 Chapter-1: DISTRICT PROFILE............................................................................................8 General and Physical Features:........................................................................................ 8 Topography..................................... ....................................................................................10 Demography.......................................................................................................................10 Economy.............................................................................................................................. 10 Table 1.1- Block Wise BPL Families................................... ......................................11 Administrative Divisions:..................................................................................................... 11 Table. 1.2 : No. CD & Educational Blocks, GP & Villages.........................................11 Population.............................................................................................................................11 Table 1.3 Population of the District by Area and Sex..........................................11 Table 1.4 Decadal variation of population in the district (in percent)...................12 Table 1.5 Population by Caste & Sex.................................................................. 12 Literacy.................................................................................................................................12 Table-1.6 Total Literates and Literacy Rates..............................................................12 Chapter-ll : EDUCATIONAL PROFILE OF THE DISTRICT..............................................17 A. A ccess:........................................................................................................................ 17 Table 2.1 Availability of Primary Schools............... Error! Bookmark not defined. Table 2.2 Availability of Upper Primary Schools ....Error! Bookmark not defined. Table 2.3 : of Primary & Upper Primary Schools (Management wise)..............17 Table 2.4 : No of Government/Provincialised/Recognised Pfimarv & Upper Primary Schools (Block w ise ).......................................................................................17 B. Enrollment and Drop out:........................ ..................................................................18 Table 2.5: 6-14 age groups Enrolled, Never Enrolled & Dropout Children.........18 Table 2.6: 6-9 age groups Enrolled, Never Enrolled & Dropout Children..............18 Table 2.7: .10-12 age groups Enrolled, Never Enrolled & Dropout Children..........19 Table 2.8: 13-14 age g-'oups Enrolled, Never Enrolled & Dropout Children.......... 19 Table 2.9 Class Wise Enrollment in Govt./Provincialised Schools.................Error! Bookmark not defined. fable 2.11: Class Wise Enrollinent in Venture Schools..........................................20 Table 2.12: Class Wise Enrollment in Private Schools............................................20 Table 2.13: Block Wise GER at Primary Level by Gender........................................20 Table 2.14: Block Wise GER at Upper Primary Level by Gender.............................21 Table 2.15: Block Wise Age Specific Enrolments at Primary Level by Gender....21 Table 2.16: Block Wise Age Specific Enrolments at Upper Primary Level by Gender.............................................................................................................................. 21 Taole 2.17: Block Wise NER at Primary Level by Gender......................................... 21 Table 2.18: Block Wise NER at Upper Primary Level by Gender............................ 22 Table 2.19 Teachers Position in Govt./Provincialised Primary Schools.................. 22 Table : 2.20 Teachers by Training Status at Primary Level......................................22 Table : 2.21 The position of U.P. School teacher in the district.................................23 Total....................................................................................................................................... 23 Table 2.22 Block wise Pupil Teacher Ratio at Primary & Upper Primary Schools23 Chapter-III: PLANNING PROCESS................................................................................... 24 CHAPTER-IV: EXISTING SCHEMES OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION........................27 CHAPTER-V: SPECIAL AREAS AND GROUPS............................................................= 28 Table: 5.1 Age Group Wise enrolled and out of school.............................................28 Chapter-VI FUNCTIONAL AREA WISE STATUS, ISSUES STRATEGIES AND INTERVENTIONS.................................................................................................................... 33 6.1 Coverage of out of School Children of Unserved Habitations.......................33 -3~ 40 Specific area Strategy........................................................................................................ 6. 2 Coverage of Out of School children of Served areas............................................. Present Status...................................................................................................................... Table : 6.2.1 Age Group Wise Population (V E R )......................................................... Table : 6.2.2 Age Group Wise Population (VER) In % .............................................. 42 Table : 6.2.3 Age Group Wise Population (VER) In % ........................................... 43 Table : 6.2.4 Out Of School Children (VER)..............................................................43 Table : 6.2.5 Distribution of Remaing Out Of School Children Age Wise............43 Table ; 6.2.6 Projection Of BC Centres for 7& 8 Years.......................................... 43 Table : 6.2.7 Projection Of BC Centres for 9-13 Years . Error! Bookmark not defined. Table ; 6.2.8 Projection Of Overall BC Centres...Error! Bookmark not defined. Bridge course for urban area ...................................................... ........................................47 Table : 6.2.9 Projection Of BC For Urban A reas......................................................47 6.3 Community fvlobilisation.......................................................................................48 6.4 Q uality.........................................................................................................................53 6.5 Research & Evaluation Monitoring.............................................................................. 62 A) Major Strategies...................................................................................................................65 B) Activities..................................... ..........................................................................................65 6.6 Management Information System ................................................................................66 6.7 Education Of Children With Special Educational Needs.....................................72 6.8 Early Childhood and Care Education.....................................................................76 Educational Status of the District....................................................................................... 77 Table : 1.1 Block wise Availability of Pre & Elementary Educational Institutions .77 6.9 School Infrastructure................................................................................................. 79 Table - 2. Present Status Of Schools Building............ Error! Bookmark not defined. Table -2.1 Present Status of School Building in Percentages ....Error! Bookmark not defined. Table -3 Status Of Toilet & Drinking Water FaciViVies.................................................80 TaWe -4 Distribution of Schools by Availability of Other Facilities....................Error! Bookmark not defined. Table -4 Distribution of Schools by Availability of Other Facilities....................Error! Bookmark not defined. 6.10 Project Management:................................................................. 82 6. 11 MEDIA...........................................................................................
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