Monthly Newsletter | March 2025 | Volume 67
Hello Readers,
March is here & the air is filled with exam preparations, tensions and other crucial aspects of the school educational scenario. It’s also the time when schools prepare for the next academic year, and as a result of which new academic plans are set. As we cherish World Book Day & International Mathematics Day this month, it is noteworthy to note here that Kalyana Karnataka is bringing up its own success story with 200 planned Karnataka Public Schools.
We all know that education flourishes when supported by strong foundations. This edition of the newsletter is a window into the evolving world of education exploring key shifts in the educational landscape, understanding exciting school initiatives, and also a glance to expert insights.
The future is bright, and it all begins now. Let's March on together. Here is the March Edition of our newsletter School360. Read through & share your valuable feedback.
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KKRDB Proposes 200 Model Schools for Kalyana Karnataka
The Karnataka government is considering the establishment of 200 Karnataka Public Schools to improve education quality in rural Kalyana Karnataka. Ajay Singh, chairman of the Kalyana Karnataka Regi...
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CBSE Schools Raise Concern Over Kannada Mandate
CBSE schools in Bengaluru are very much concerned as the first batch of students who took Kannada as a mandatory second language reaches Class 9 in 2025. The challenge lies in how students who join...
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Tamilnadu Rejects NEP 2020
Tamil Nadu is raising protests against the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020. This is mainly because of the three language policy of NEP, which clearly contradicts with the s...
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Pre-Primary Schools to Register with Education Department
Minister of State for Education, Pankaj Bhoyar, announced that starting from the 2025-26 academic year, it will be mandatory for all pre-primary schools in the state to register with the school education department. This decision comes as a response to the increasing number of pre-primary schools and concerns over arbitrary fee structures. Bhoyar also clarified that since no official government or education department approval is required to start a pre-primary school, local education officers ought to have complete information about these institutions.
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Dharmapuri’s Drive to Re-Enroll Dropout Students
The Dharmapuri School Education Department and Samagra Shiksha Abhiyan (SSA) are actively working to bring 600 school dropouts back to education. According t...
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79 Nations Say No to Smartphones in Schools
According to UNESCO’s Global Education Monitoring (GEM) report, 79 education systems worldwide have banned smartphones in schools. This act was due to ...
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