Kashmir to implement right to education for every child
Jammu: Jammu and Kashmir will soon implement the right to education so that every child between four and 14 years will have the right to free and compulsory education till he completes elementary studies, Deputy
He said training for teachers both at the time of recruitment as well as during various stages of service was very important.
"In the first instance, at least 25 to 30 teachers from each division should be sent to institutions of national repute so that these master-trainers can then impart training to other teachers in the state," he said.
Tara Chand also reviewed tours being organised for students and said preference should be given to students from rural, border, backward and hilly areas.
The deputy chief minister said food being provided in schools should be strictly monitored by a committee involving health officials at district levels. Periodic inspections should also be made to ensure hygienic food in schools.
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