Reducing Non-Teaching Workload of TGTs
Science TGTs freed from Mid-Day Meal and sports duties to raise results in Maths, Science and English.
Key achievements of the Department of School Education, January 2023 – July 2026
52 claims · each with source and date
Science TGTs freed from Mid-Day Meal and sports duties to raise results in Maths, Science and English.
Non-teaching assignments distributed among all teachers so classroom teaching is not affected.
Fulfils the Chief Minister’s Budget 2025-26 assurance; approval dated 8 October 2025.
An advisory for a professional dress code, adopted by 16 Primary, 3 Middle, 55 High and 89 Senior Secondary schools.
500 Primary, 100 High and 200 Senior Secondary schools with smart classrooms, labs and digital libraries.
ECCE (NTT) tutors engaged, with a child-friendly curriculum prepared with SCERT Solan.
Nearby Primary, Middle and High schools linked with a Senior Secondary school to share training and facilities.
Schools within 300–500 m share furniture, sports material, instruments and playgrounds.
Furniture, sports and science lab material provided at a cost of about ₹5 crore.
Classes 1–2 from 2024-25, Classes 3–5 from 2025-26, Class 6 from 2026-27, extending upward gradually.
Teachers at HQ schools teach Science to remote schools that lack Science faculty, starting in District Shimla.
Nursery to Class 8 students get a boiled egg or fresh fruit every Wednesday and Friday, on top of the Mid-Day Meal.
Six smart uniform designs approved.
Given to meritorious students over the last three years.
Hamirpur topped the State with 417; tribal Lahaul & Spiti improved to 372.
A rural household survey of 359 villages in all 12 districts; over 95% of children aged 6–14 enrolled.
Held 15 February – 10 March 2024 to prepare students for NAS and target remediation competency by competency.
JBT, C&V, TGT and Lecturer cadres sent to Singapore and Cambodia to study international teaching practice.