1.1 SCHOOLS:
There are 1292 Govt Primary Schools (which includes 33 DPEP schools) and 51 Grant in Aid Primary Schools in the district. Out of the 1292 Govt Primary Schools the break- up figures are given as under:
(a) Lower primary schools classes (I to IV) = 389
(b) Higher primary schools with classes (I to VII) = 805
(c) Model higher primary schools with classes (I to VII) = 98
1.2 ENROLLMENT:
During 2000-2001 the enrollment of children in Govt Primary Schools was 3,51,144.
1.3 TEACHERS:
The total posts sanctioned in Govt primary school was 7446. . Out of 7446 posts sanctioned 741 posts are vacant.
1.4 BUILDINGS:
There are 5342 class rooms in Govt primary schools in this district. Based on the norms of one teacher one class room, the district require additional 1127 class rooms..Under central OBB scheme 131 class rooms have been sanctioned during 1998-99 as per guidelines of GOI. 60% of the project cost has been released out of JRY funds and remaining 40% will be released by the Education Department (state).
An amount of Rs. 86.46 lakh has been released by GOI as a part of 60% share.The GOK has released Rs .37.16 Lakh towards 40% share .
1.5 OPENING
OF NEW PRIMARY SCHOOLS:
During the year 2000-01, 31 new Primary Schools have been opened. 35 lower primary schools have been upgraded as Higher Primary Schools.
2.1 SCHOOLS:
There are 60 Govt. High Schools and 22 Govt Junior Colleges with High Schools, 60 Grant in Aid High Schools including High School sections in Junior Colleges in this district.
2.2 TEACHERS:
There are 2107 High School Teacher posts sanctioned in Govt. High Schools. 324 posts are vacant.
2.3 ENROLLMENT:
The total enrollment in High Schools during year 2000-01 was 57969.
2.4 BUILDINGS
:
There are 894 class rooms in Govt. High Schools. Based on the information collected from the institutions additional 120 classrooms are required. Seven newly opened High Schools during 1998-99 did not posses own buildings.
2.5 HOSTELS
:
There are two Government Hostels under the control of the Education Department. Govt boys Hostel Chellagurki and Govt. Girls Hostel, Kurugodu. Tq. Bellary. Each Hostel has a provision of 150 students @ 50 students per class. A sum of Rs.12.00 lakhs was allocated towards boarding, lodging charges and salaries of the staff of these hostels.Sri. Morarji Desai Residential school was started during 1995-96 under state sector with an in take of 50 students at Pampa Vidya Peetha. Ramasagara village in Hospet taluk. At present it runs classes V to X with a strength of 245 students mess charges of Rs. 500/- per month per child is provided. All the posts have been filled up.
Sl No |
Item |
Number |
1 |
Primary Schools (Govt , Aided,Un aided) | 1549 |
2 |
Primary School
Teachers
|
7446 6705 741 |
3 |
Enrollment in Primary Schools | 3,51,144 |
4 |
Class Rooms
|
6469 5342 1127 77 |
5 |
Secondary schools | 142 |
6 |
Secondary School Teachers | 2107 |
7 |
Enrollment in Secondary Schools | 57,969 |
8 |
Secondary School
Class Room
|
774 55 |
9 |
Residential Schools | 3 |
Sl No |
Programme and Head of account | Budget Proposal (Rs. in Lakhs) |
Explanatory Notes |
1 |
Government High
Schools 2202-02-109-0-72 |
190.54 |
Proposed for the year R190.54 lakhs is proposed for the salary and other Expenditure of 179 posts sanctioned under plan in Govt. High Schools. Out of the 247 sanctioned plan posts, 179 posts have already been filled up |
2 |
Government Residential Hostels 2202-02-109-0-74 | 12.00 |
A sum of Rs.12.00 lakhs has been proposed for boarding Loading and other Expenditure of 150 inmates of 1 hostel (150 Students) at Govt. Hostel for Girls Kurugodu, Bellary Taluk. Rs.2.00 lakhs has been earmarked for salary of 3 posts. |
3 |
Government Primary Schools 2202-01-101-0-71 | 936.37 |
A sum of Rs. 936.37 lakhs been proposed for salary and other expenditure of 1319 working posts. |
4 |
Central
Scheme of Operation of Black Board 2202-01-109-0-72 |
571.48 |
A sum of Rs.462.30 proposed for the salary and other Expenditure of 787. |
5. |
Additions
& Alterations 2202-01-101-0-75 |
25.00 |
‘This budget will be utilised to attend repair works on priority basis. |
| 6 | Printing
of forms and registers 2202-80-800-0-51 |
2.00 |
This will be utilised to supply registers and forms to Pr. Schools and Sr.Schools. |
| 7 | Secondary
school buildings 4202-01-202-1-01 |
10.00 |
100 Class rooms are needed (excluding 20 ongoing works) |
| 8 | Primary
School buildings 4202-01-201-1-01 |
25.00 |
1050 Class rooms are required ( excluding 77 ongoing works) |
|
TOTAL | 1779.39 |
|
5. DPEP (DISTRICT PRIMARY
EDUCATION PROGRAMME) :
5.1 The District Primary Education Programme (D.P.E.P) was extended to Bellary District in the second phase . The main object of the scheme is to universalise the education. The D.P.E.P. goals and objectives are shown as under :
i. Universalisation of Access.
ii.Universalisation of Retention.
iii.Universalaisation of Achievement.
5.2 Programmes
related to Access
i. Opening of new Primary Schools – 33 Nos
ii. Upgradation of lower Primary Schools to Class V – 332
5.3 Programmes Related To Retention
i.
Awareness Campaign
a) Kalajathas
b)
Chinnara/Shikshakara melas
c)
V.E.C. melas
d)
Mobilisation and enrollment drives.
ii. Improving existing Schools
a) Providing additional class rooms: 84 Nos
b) Providing health cards to children in Primary Schools and identifying Children with disabilities.
c) Providing grants to teachers for low cost teaching and learning materials.
d)Providing grants to V.E.C.s for school improvement.
E.C.C.E. - Strengthening Anganwadis.
iii. Programme Related To Quality Improvement
a) Providing activity cum work
books and teacher guides.
b) Supplementary materials.
c) Establishment of Block
Resource Centres ( 8 No.s)
and Cluster Resource Centres (131)
d) Establishment of 2 Maths and Science Centres.
The project received the approval of the Government of India and the World Bank The project has been launched in the District from October,1997. A grant of Rs.31.15 Crores has been earmarked to this District for the project period of 5 years.
1) No. of new schools opened under DPEP during 1997-98 33
2) No. of schools upgraded to class V 332
3) No. of teachers appointed
(a) New Schools 66
(b) Upgraded Schools 332
4) Current Status as on 30.09.00
(After economy measures)
(a) New Schools 65
(b) Upgraded Schools 211