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The Hindu
2 days ago
- General
- The Hindu
‘Back to School' helps over 50 children resume education
'Back to School', a project initiated by Kozhikode city police has helped over 50 children who earlier left school for various reasons to resume their studies in the new academic year. The majority of the 54 students are boys who were found out through a survey and readmitted to schools with the support of the Department of Education and various other voluntary organisations. The project, claimed to be the first such initiative in the State, became a reality under the social policing division of the Kozhikode City police. The data collected from the office of the Deputy Director of Education helped the police identify school dropouts and address their developmental needs to resume education. 'There were 68 such students who left schools in recent years for various reasons. There were financially backward kids and those who were not properly taken care of by their parents,' said V.M. Abdul Wahab, Additional Superintendent of Police and the Nodal officer of the Project. He added efforts were on to help out the remaining 14 students also to resume their education. The project coordinators confirmed that the 'Back to School' initiative would extend its support for the migrant workers' children as well. They said a survey was under way to verify the details of a few more children who reportedly left the school with a claim that their parents wanted to go back to their home States. Police sources said 'HOPE' (Helping Others to Promote Education), a scheme launched by the Kerala Police in 2017 to support the education of school dropouts with a separate learning centre and independent coaching support, was also combined with the 'Back to School' initiative. This year, seven students would be part of HOPE, they added. Under HOPE, over 500 students were fortunate to resume their studies and attend the qualifying examinations in the past. Some students passed the SSLC and Plus Two examinations, depending on the equivalency programmes implemented with the support of nine trained teachers. A former trainer associated with the project said HOPE helped over 100 students pursue various graduation courses. 'Several of them later completed technical courses and secured jobs with leading companies. Many achieved their dream job in the army. To be successful in life, we imparted training in life skills education, soft skills development, and communication,' he pointed out.
The Hindu
4 days ago
- Politics
- The Hindu
For students of Vellarmala school, a new chapter in life
The students of Government Vocational Higher Secondary School at Vellarmala, Wayanad, who had lost their school building in the 2024 landslide, were welcomed to the school's new building on Monday (June 2, 2025) in a grand manner. The new building has been constructed on the premises of Government Higher Secondary School at Meppadi, where the Vellarmala school has been functioning since the landslides, by the Builders' Association of India (BAI), with modern classrooms and toilets. The students were welcomed by the teachers, accompanied by a band. As many as 25 teachers from the High School section, which achieved 100% results in the SSLC, and 11 teachers from the Higher Secondary section, which secured 83% results in Plus Two, were honoured for their 2024–2025 performance. National vice-president of BAI N. Raghunathan inaugurated the event held on the premises of Government Higher Secondary School. Headmaster (in charge) of the High School section V. Unnikrishnan presided over the event. The BAI had planned to construct 12 classrooms and 16 toilets for the school at a cost of ₹3 crore. While eight classrooms and 10 toilets have been completed, the remaining will be finished and handed over by the end of June. The six divisions of the high school, with 250 students, have been transferred to the new building. The two extra rooms are being used as the staff room and laboratory. The water purifier units and public address system set up by BAI at a cost of ₹2 lakh were also handed over during the inauguration. Meanwhile, Wayanad MP Priyanka Gandhi Vadra extended her warm regards to the 'Praveshanolsavam' held in different schools in the region. The district-level Praveshanolsavam was held at Government Higher Secondary School, Munderi. In her message, Ms. Vadra wished that such an occasion would encourage cooperation and creativity among children, besides showcasing their academic and cultural talents.
The Hindu
4 days ago
- General
- The Hindu
Children return to school after summer vacation; Speaker, Collector receive students with free notebooks, uniform
Tamil Nadu Assembly Speaker M. Appavu on Monday received the students of Valliyoor Government Higher Secondary School with notebooks and free uniforms as they returned to their school after the summer vacation. He said over two lakh students in the 1,195 government and government-aided schools in the district would receive the free notebooks and uniforms. Since the Tamil Nadu Government was keen on eradicating dropouts and encouraging the children to pursue their higher education after passing Plus Two, various welfare schemes like 'Puthumai Penn' and 'Thamizh Puthalvan' schemes had been introduced for giving the monthly assistance of ₹1,000 to them. Free breakfast scheme had been implemented in the government and the government-aided schools. 'Smart Classrooms' were being created in all government schools to make teaching and learning easier. Spoken English class had become part of the government schools. 'The children, especially the students from rural poor families, should make use of these welfare schemes to academically excel and come-up in life,' the Speaker said. District Collector R. Sukumar appealed to the children to respect and abide by the teachers and concentrate only on their studies. Chief Educational Officer M. Sivakumar and District Educational Officer Sai Subbulakshmi were present. Teachers of various schools received their students, especially the primary school children, returning to the school after the vacation with chocolates, flowers and sandal paste.
News18
4 days ago
- General
- News18
DHSE Kerala Plus One Result 2025 Declared, Direct Link To Check Scores Here
Last Updated: DHSE Kerala Plus One Exam Results 2025: Students can access the results on the official websites -- The Directorate of Higher Secondary Education (DHSE), Kerala has released the plus one or class 11 results today, June 2. Students can access the results on the official websites — and Candidates will be able to check the result using their roll number and date of birth. They can also check it on SMS or via DigiLocker app using their Aadhar number and exam roll number. To pass the Kerala board plus one exam, students must get at least 35 per cent on each paper as well as in total. Step 1: Log in to the official result website of Kerala DHSE Step 2: Click on the Kerala plus one result link Step 3: Enter your exam roll/application number and date of birth Step 4: Click Submit Step 5: Check and download the DHSE plus one result 2025. Take a print out for further reference. DHSE Kerala Plus One Exam Results 2025: How To Check Via SMS? Step 1: Open the SMS application of your mobile. After checking the results online, students also need to review their mark sheets and ensure that all the information mentioned on them is correct. In case of any error in the online mark sheet, they need to check with the authorities at the earliest. Students must check their personal details, calculations, grades and marks parity, spelling, and pass/ fail status. Meanwhile, the Kerala DHSE announced the Plus Two (+2) results on May 22. Of the 3,70,642 students who took the exam, 2,88,394 qualified, taking the overall pass percentage to 77.81%. Science stream recorded the highest pass percentage with 83.25% of the students clearing the exam. This was followed by commerce stream at 74.21% pass rate and 69.16% of humanities stream students cleared the exam.
The Hindu
5 days ago
- General
- The Hindu
Landslide-hit Vellarmala school gets new building
The Government Vocational Higher Secondary School at Vellarmala, Wayanad, which was destroyed in the landslides in July 2024, will have its new building inaugurated on Monday (June 2) as the new academic year begins. The new building has been constructed on the premises of the Government Higher Secondary School in Meppadi, where the Vellarmala school has been functioning since the landslides. Modern classrooms and toilets were constructed under the aegis of the Builders' Association of India (BAI). The BAI had planned to construct 12 classrooms and 16 toilets for the school at a cost of ₹3 crore. While eight classrooms and 10 toilets have been completed, the remaining will be finished and handed over by the end of June. The six divisions of the high school with 250 students will now be transferred to the new building. The two extra rooms will be used for the staff room and laboratory. National vice president of BAI N. Raghunathan will inaugurate the event on Monday in which the classrooms will be thrown open and the teachers of the high school that bagged 100% results in SSLC and the teachers of the higher secondary school that recorded 83% results in Plus Two will be honoured. Besides the classrooms, BAI has also set up two water tanks, purifier units and a public address system at the school.
