For the ground review of Prayas cum Project Impact-NEP, as per the instructions of State Education Project Director Aditya Ranjan, a team of 24 state level officials will conduct surprise inspections of 80 district level excellent schools located in different districts, 325 block model schools and all categories of residential schools.
The state level team will conduct surprise inspections of schools in all the districts and will also review the efforts cum Project Impact-NEP in the schools and submit their report. Action will be taken against the worst performing schools in the month of May. JEPC Director Aditya Ranjan, while issuing guidelines for the officials included in the monitoring team, has advised them to maintain polite and gentle behaviour during the inspection. Ranjan has also advised the officials to make best use of their time, so that they can visit as many schools as possible in the district.
The officials of the monitoring team have been directed to hold a meeting with the district level officials on the first day of monitoring and decide the further action of the monitoring. Which school to go to, how much time to give or on which points to focus questions, all this should be decided in advance. Instructions have been given to the officials that on the third day of inspection, all the officials along with the education officials of the district will submit the sealed report of the schools visited to the Deputy Commissioner and Deputy Development Commissioner of the district. This report will be prepared by the State Education Project with the help of the associated operator.
With the aim of bringing positive change in the environment of government schools, the Prayas cum Project Impact-NEP program is being conducted in the state. This program is also being continuously monitored for its successful operation and implementation. Effort cum Project Impact - NEP Cell has been constituted for continuous and regular monitoring of this programme. This cell includes Badal Raj, Abhijeet Kumar, Suresh Mahato, Gautam Sahu, Dr. Abhinav Kumar, Dr. Neelam Rani, Bihar Gaurav, Preeti Mishra, Kameshwar Singh and Deepak Kumar.
The JEPC Director has advised the officials to keep a positive nature during the tour and meet the teachers, professors and children with the feeling of 'My school, my pride'. He said that it is necessary to develop this feeling within all the teachers, professors and children working in the school.
Project Impact was started from Koderma district in the state. It was on the initiative of State Education Project Director Aditya Ranjan that the self-evaluation campaign 'Project Impact' was started for schools in Koderma district. Under this campaign, government schools have to self-evaluate and give marks on the basis of many parameters. Schools with the highest scores are among the best performing schools, and schools with the lowest scores are among the worst performing schools. This project is also reviewed continuously, so that transparency and honesty can be ensured in the evaluation. Seeing the widespread and positive impact of this project in Koderma district, this project has been implemented in the entire state by the State Education Project.
