Delhi Government to Modernise 75 CM SHRI schools; Details Below

Delhi government has announced to modernize 75 CM SHRI schools with solar power, green campuses, AO learning modules and zero waste policy. Read here to know more.

Delhi government has unveiled its plans to upgrade 75 CM SHRI schools with smart boards, artificial intelligence enabled learning, projectors and other advanced facilities.
The idea is to develop schools in line with National Education Policy 2020 and National Curriculum Framework for School Education 2023. The school will primarily focus on competency driven and skill based education to prepare students for the upcoming job market.
These upgraded CM SHRI schools will promote futuristic learning through experiential teaching methods, digital integration and personalized learning hubs. To reduce exam stress, a flexible assessment system will be introduced. The L-G had last year notified these schools establishment as specified category institutes under the Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act 2009.

More Highlights of 75 CM SHRI schools 

The campuses are planned as green campuses with zero waste practices and solar energy usage. The schools will have classes starting from nursery level to Class 6. After Class 6, the admissions will be based on aptitude test. The campuses will feature smart classrooms that will be equipped with the AI-enabled libraries, augmented and virtual reality tools, robotics labs and biometric attendance systems. 
In these SHRI schools, half of the seats will be reserved from government and government-aided schools such as Kendriya Vidyalayas and Navodaya Vidyalayas those run by Directorate of Education, MCD, and NDMC. Those with special needs and belonging to  SC, ST, OBC (non-creamy layer) categories will be given a 5% relaxation in eligibility criteria.

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