Kerala’s first Digital Square for primary students opened at Kumbla school in Kasaragod
Kerala has launched its first 'Digital Square' at a primary school in Kasaragod to improve IT literacy and bridge the digital divide. The facility provides students with laptops and a dedicated learning environment as part of a state-wide educational initiative.
Why it matters
This project highlights government efforts to modernize primary education and ensure equitable access to digital tools in rural areas.
Kerala’s first Digital Square for primary school students was opened at the Kumbla GSB School as part of the State government’s 100-day action programme. The project is aimed at strengthening IT learning, bridging the digital divide among children, and promoting healthy digital browsing habits.
Education Minister N. Shamsudheen inaugurated the Digital Square implemented under KITE (Kerala Infrastructure and Technology for Education). The initiative seeks to make digital device tools for self-learning while ensuring more effective IT education at the primary level.
The model Digital Square at GSB School, Kumbla, is equipped with laptops and seating facilities and decorated with colourful wall paintings to create an attractive learning environment. The facility was arranged by the school’s PTA and teachers.
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