Emphasis on data-based monitoring and effective teaching,

Nipun Sankalp workshops will strengthen the education system: Minister Sandeep

Singh

Lucknow, 13 June (HS): Under the leadership of Chief

Minister Yogi Adityanath, the Uttar Pradesh government will organize

Nipun Sankalp Workshops in all districts of the state in July to

further strengthen foundational literacy and numeracy (FLN) and improve

learning outcomes in schools. These workshops, to be held at 33 centers across

the state from July 6 to July 31, 2026, will ensure the participation of Basic

Education Department officials, educational experts, and district-level teams.

Minister of State for Basic Education (Independent Charge)

Sandeep Singh said that under the leadership of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath,

unprecedented changes are taking place in the field of education in the state.

The Nipun Bharat Mission is ensuring the development of basic language and

mathematical skills in children. He added that the proposed Nipun Sankalp

workshops will play a crucial role in developing an effective strategy for the

2026-27 academic year, improving the quality of schools, and ensuring quality

education reaches every child.

He stated that the Yogi government's goal is not merely to

increase enrollment, but to ensure real improvement in the learning level of

every child. Through workshops, concrete action plans will be developed at the

district and block levels to improve the Nipun Vidyalaya goals, Nipun 2.0,

kindergarten operations, data-based monitoring, and learning outcomes. He

expressed confidence that these efforts will benefit millions of children in

the state with quality and results-oriented education.

The workshops will bring together district basic education

officers, block education officers, DIET principals, ARPs, SRGs, DIET mentors,

and district coordinators to discuss strategies for enhancing educational

quality. The academic strategy for the 2026-27 academic year, the scheduled

academic calendar, school-level activities, and the Achievement School goals

will be reviewed.

The workshops will develop strategies to improve learning

outcomes based on findings from the PARAKH national survey. Special emphasis

will be placed on setting annual targets at the district, block, and school

levels, regularly reviewing them, and strengthening data-based monitoring

systems. The department's goal is to ensure continuous assessment of learning

levels in each school and take timely corrective action.

As part of the expansion of the Nipun Bharat Mission,

goal-based teaching for grades 3 through 5, a 10-point toolkit for effective

classroom teaching, catch-up teaching, and proposed improvements to Nipun Plus

will also be discussed in detail. Additionally, a strategy will be developed

for the effective operation of kindergartens and the effective implementation

of a structured teaching method based on the Teacher's Guide for grades 1

through 5 in schools.

The workshops also covered topics such as reviewing

departmental priorities, effective use of the AIPFSAC portal, improved

coordination between BEOs and ARPs, action plans for school quality

improvement, and providing effective feedback to teachers. These efforts will

significantly strengthen educational leadership and ensure quality education in

the state's schools.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi