New initiative to improve primary students’ proficiency in Mathematics, languages
The Kerala government has launched the 'Revive-Navajeevanam' initiative to address learning gaps in Mathematics and languages for primary students. The program is part of a broader state effort that also includes mid-day meal distributions and support for marginalized students.
Why it matters
This initiative represents a significant public policy effort to improve educational outcomes and provide social welfare support to students in Kerala.
The General Education department has launched a new initiative to address the learning gaps of lower primary and upper primary students in Kerala in Malayalam, English, and Mathematics.
‘Revive-Navajeevanam’ is being implemented by Samagra Shiksha Kerala as part of the 100-day programme of the government with the objective of increasing students’ proficiency in languages and Mathematics.
Minister for General Education N. Samsudheen released the brochure of the programme. General Education former principal secretary D. Sajith Babu, SSK project director K. Mohana Kumar were present.
The Minister also inaugurated the distribution of 4 kg of rice to schoolchildren as part of the mid-day meal scheme in connection with Onam. As many as 23.5 lakh schoolchildren will benefit.
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