CHENNAI: Tamil Nadu’s Manager of Elementary Education stated on Tuesday that pupils of Course 1 to 8 all universities below the state board are encouraged for its academic year 2020-21.
The office of the director of basic education stated that this is in compliance with the Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education (RTE) Act, 2009.
Congratulations!You have cast your voteLogin to see resultThe Director also stated that officials of the School Education Department should notify all authorities, government-aided and personal state board colleges under their authority to advertise all pupils of Class 1 to Class 8.
The state of Tamil Nadu follows a no-detention coverage for pupils up to Class 8.
In addition, part 16 of this RTE Act says that no child ought to be held in any course or be expelled before conclusion of basic school.
Since the country is under an extreme lockdown, more information and advice regarding when the colleges could be started for supply of free textbooks and other resources and materials for pupils will soon be announced at a later date,” it stated.
In Februarythe Tamil Nadu authorities had announced”All-Pass” for pupils of Class 9 to 11.
The board tests for Class 12 pupils also have been postponed and pupils are awaiting the examination dates.
Mythili Karunakarana trainee instructor, working together with all the Tamil Nadu education section when talking to IANS stated,” Literally speaking pupils from Class 1 to 11 are encouraged in 2 tranches and we must observe when the examination goes for Class 12 have been declared.
We must see that the tests are happening and that I hope that when the Covid cases collapse, the authorities might take a choice.
Naturally, the government is going to take a decision solely by consultations with health officials and other specialists.”
