Admission of children under way at anganwadi centres in Virudhunagar district
Parents have been urged to admit their children in the age group of two to five years in anganwadi centres where they would get nutrition supplements and dance and song-based learning.
In a statement, Virudhunagar Collector V.P. Jeyaseelan said a total of 1,504 anganwadi centres were being run under the Integrated Child Development Scheme, where children below six years are given nutrition supplements and cooked food.
The pre-school education through Aadi Padi Vilayadu Pappa scheme would ensure children's body, language, social and intellectual growth through dance, song and games. The scheme would be implemented for 12 months.
The all-round development of the children were closely monitored and they would be prepared to go to school. Anganwadi workers were making door-to-door visit for enrolling the children. Parents were being asked to admit their children below five years. They could also get their Aadhar cards through the anganwadis.
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Admission of children under way at anganwadi centres in Virudhunagar district
Parents have been urged to admit their children in the age group of two to five years in anganwadi centres where they would get nutrition supplements and dance and song-based learning. In a statement, Virudhunagar Collector V.P. Jeyaseelan said a total of 1,504 anganwadi centres were being run under the Integrated Child Development Scheme, where children below six years are given nutrition supplements and cooked food. The pre-school education through Aadi Padi Vilayadu Pappa scheme would ensure children's body, language, social and intellectual growth through dance, song and games. The scheme would be implemented for 12 months. The all-round development of the children were closely monitored and they would be prepared to go to school. Anganwadi workers were making door-to-door visit for enrolling the children. Parents were being asked to admit their children below five years. They could also get their Aadhar cards through the anganwadis.
