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Thursday, May 6, 2010
Canvas shoes likely to replace school leather shoes
| May 06, 2010 (India) | ||
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| Remnant of the colonial empire and considered harmful, painful and dangerous to the environment, the black, shiny leather shoes will soon be wiped out of school campuses across India. Replacing these shoes in the school uniform sets are canvas shoes that were so far utilised only for physical education lessons. A proposal for this change, which has been recommended by Member of Parliament and animal rights activist, Maneka Gandhi, has already started influencing prominent school boards such as the Central Board of School Education (CBSE) and Council for the Indian School Certificate Examination (CISCE). According to the People for Animals (PFA), the biggest consumers of leather shoes are school kids, as many schools, both private and government, have for years, insisted on black leather shoes as a mandatory item in the school uniform set. Sixteen schools in Chennai have already stopped utilising leather shoes post PFA’s campaign against use of leather. A similar campaign is going on currently in Chandigarh. | ||
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Monday, February 1, 2010
Saturday, January 30, 2010
Now HiKe Again
When I admitted my ward Fee is Rs.3250/- Quaterly and in 11th year 7610/-.
in last 12 year which product or service increase its prices like education.
Wednesday, August 12, 2009
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Friday, August 7, 2009
Schools asked to retain old fees
August 7th, 2009 By Our Correspondent
HyderabadAug. 6: The state government issued orders on Thursday evening restructuring fee in private schools. For the time being, schools have been asked to collect the fee fixed in the previous academic year until the District Fee Regulatory Committee (DFRC) approves the revised fee for this year.
As per the order, private schools should only collect only a “one-time fee” that includes application fee amounting to Rs 100 and registration fee not exceeding Rs 500. They can also collect a refundable caution deposit not exceeding Rs 5,000 which has to be duly approved by the DFRC. No other fee by any name whatsoever shall be charged as a one-time measure.
The tuition fee shall be fixed based on the salaries paid to the teachers and staff, retirement benefits, running expenditure, infrastructure and facilities available. It shall be collected in not less than three instalments Fee linked to non-academic activities will be optional for students and shall not be part of the tuition fee Sale of books, notebooks and stationery at school counter, if any, shall be made at a discount. Otherwise, the school should notify at least three shops where text books, note books, stationery are available.
The order also states that students should not be compelled to purchase uniforms from the school. Further, the transportation fee shall be fixed with a slab of 5 km.
Though the five-member committee appointed by the government to restructure fee in private schools submitted its report on July 3, the government failed to issue orders so far. However, with protests from students and parents increasing, it issued orders on Thursday. Further, they have also been advised against issuing advertisements about their results and using names such as IIT Olympiad/ Concept/ e-Techno/ e-shastra and the like. If schools collect more than the fee approved by the DFRC, it shall be treated as capitation fee and management shall be liable for action. The recognition granted to the school and NOC issued shall be withdrawn after giving due notice.
The school shall submit statements along with proposed fee structure to DFRC before the September 30 for approval. The fee structure approved by the DFRC shall be valid for three academic years but managements may increase fee every year based on the inflation rate. However, DFRC also reserves the right to review its decision.
http://www.deccanchronicle.com/hyderabad/schools-asked-retain-old-fees-785
HyderabadAug. 6: The state government issued orders on Thursday evening restructuring fee in private schools. For the time being, schools have been asked to collect the fee fixed in the previous academic year until the District Fee Regulatory Committee (DFRC) approves the revised fee for this year.
As per the order, private schools should only collect only a “one-time fee” that includes application fee amounting to Rs 100 and registration fee not exceeding Rs 500. They can also collect a refundable caution deposit not exceeding Rs 5,000 which has to be duly approved by the DFRC. No other fee by any name whatsoever shall be charged as a one-time measure.
The tuition fee shall be fixed based on the salaries paid to the teachers and staff, retirement benefits, running expenditure, infrastructure and facilities available. It shall be collected in not less than three instalments Fee linked to non-academic activities will be optional for students and shall not be part of the tuition fee Sale of books, notebooks and stationery at school counter, if any, shall be made at a discount. Otherwise, the school should notify at least three shops where text books, note books, stationery are available.
The order also states that students should not be compelled to purchase uniforms from the school. Further, the transportation fee shall be fixed with a slab of 5 km.
Though the five-member committee appointed by the government to restructure fee in private schools submitted its report on July 3, the government failed to issue orders so far. However, with protests from students and parents increasing, it issued orders on Thursday. Further, they have also been advised against issuing advertisements about their results and using names such as IIT Olympiad/ Concept/ e-Techno/ e-shastra and the like. If schools collect more than the fee approved by the DFRC, it shall be treated as capitation fee and management shall be liable for action. The recognition granted to the school and NOC issued shall be withdrawn after giving due notice.
The school shall submit statements along with proposed fee structure to DFRC before the September 30 for approval. The fee structure approved by the DFRC shall be valid for three academic years but managements may increase fee every year based on the inflation rate. However, DFRC also reserves the right to review its decision.
http://www.deccanchronicle.com/hyderabad/schools-asked-retain-old-fees-785
Tuesday, July 7, 2009
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Total builtup area: 14000 sq. mtrs.
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Classical Byzantine architecture.
Fully equipped science, computer and mathematics laboratories.
Semi Olympic size swimming pool.
Open air theatre - Hub of all activity.
Well equipped gymnasium.
The only school in the city to have a 400 metres international size track.
Well furnished library, spread over 1584 sq. tf. with books on various subjects.
10,000 sq. mtr. : gound facilities available for Cricket, Basketball, Football, Lawn Tennis and Skating.
Shooting Range, Gym and Amphitheatre.
Fully equipped infirmary with trained nurses and tie up with a fully equipped nursing-home nearby.
Music room with a full set of Indian and western classical musical instruments.
Art and craft room and multipurpose Hall.
Water cooler and Aquaguard.
Ultra modern fire fighting equipment on each floor.
Regular remedial classes for average performers.
Foreign language or third language option.
School Counsellor.
School Bus Service. Each route being covered in approximately 35 minutes.
http://www.dpsazdngr.com/about.htm
Total builtup area: 14000 sq. mtrs.
500 sq. ft. each spacious and well lit classrooms.
Classical Byzantine architecture.
Fully equipped science, computer and mathematics laboratories.
Semi Olympic size swimming pool.
Open air theatre - Hub of all activity.
Well equipped gymnasium.
The only school in the city to have a 400 metres international size track.
Well furnished library, spread over 1584 sq. tf. with books on various subjects.
10,000 sq. mtr. : gound facilities available for Cricket, Basketball, Football, Lawn Tennis and Skating.
Shooting Range, Gym and Amphitheatre.
Fully equipped infirmary with trained nurses and tie up with a fully equipped nursing-home nearby.
Music room with a full set of Indian and western classical musical instruments.
Art and craft room and multipurpose Hall.
Water cooler and Aquaguard.
Ultra modern fire fighting equipment on each floor.
Regular remedial classes for average performers.
Foreign language or third language option.
School Counsellor.
School Bus Service. Each route being covered in approximately 35 minutes.
http://www.dpsazdngr.com/about.htm
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