Archive · 2 Jun 2025
Education Department Launches Summer Camps for Government School Students
The education department has started summer camps to help students in government schools improve their reading and math skills.
These camps are designed for students in Classes V and VI and will run until June 20.
The camps focus on creating a fun and supportive learning environment.
Volunteers, including teachers and other helpers, are leading these camps across the state.
The aim is to help students build a strong foundation in basic skills through engaging activities like games.
The education department started summer camps for academically weak government school students.
Camps aim to enhance reading and math skills.
The camps are for Classes V and VI students.
Camps will run until June 20 across one lakh tolas.
Camps are led by volunteers, not involving school teachers.
- Who
- The education department, with a city-based non-profit organization, along with volunteers including shiksha sewaks, teacher trainees, and NCC cadets.
- What
- Summer camps called 'Kamal ka camp' for government school students.
- When
- Started on Monday and will run until June 20.
- Where
- One lakh tolas across the state.
- Why
- To enhance basic literacy and skills in reading and mathematics for academically weak students.
- Targeted Students
- Classes V and VI
- Skills Focus
- Reading and mathematics
- Camp Duration
- June 20
- Camp Locations
- One lakh tolas across the state
- Children per Camp
- 10-15