Gujarat/Bombay Primary Education Act 1947 | Must Download For TPEO Exam

Gujarat/Bombay Primary Education Act 1947 : On account of division of the then directorate of Education on office of Director of Education (Primary and Adult) has come into existence. Since 9-10-1976. Then on account of division of office of the director of Education (Primary and Adult) the office of the Director of Primary Education came into existence since 1-12-1986.

Gujarat/Bombay Primary Education Act 1947

On formation of Gujarat state on 1st may, 1960, a department named Education and labour department came into existence. Social welfare, labour, prohibition, excise and employment were included in Education department. Latter subjects were gradually taken away from education and Labour Department on administrative grounds. Since August, 1976 Education department came into existence as separate secretariat department, which looks after education including primary education, continuous education, literacy education, secondary education, higher education, technical education, pharmacy education.

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Primary Education has been made compulsory, universal and free of cost in the state. It has been arrangement to provide institutions in the rural areas. The state Govt. provides grant-in-aid for this pre-primary education provided by the recognized institutions in the rural areas.

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Gujarat/Bombay Primary Education Act 1947

A.PTC (D.EL. ED): To provide adequate training of teachers to primary schools, 4332 trainees are conducting second year pre-service training in the state’s total of 128 teaching temples.

B.Pre PTC (D.E.C. ED): There are 08 grant-in-aid and 03 self-dependent pre-primary teaching temples in the state in order to get adequate training for pre-primary schools. This course for pre-PTC colleges has been done for two years from 2017-18. Apart from this, admission qualification has been passed in standard 12. In the year 2017-18, 154 trainees are getting this training.

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With a view to implementing the policy effectively as determined by the state Govt. in regard to primary education the instructions and guidance as required are imparted by the Directorate of Primary Education at the state level. Various programs of primary education reforms are implemented through District Primary Education officers the statement showing administrative set-up of Directorate of primary education is as under.

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Gujarat/Bombay Primary Education Act 1947

As per section-21 of the Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act-2009
of the Government of India coming to force on 1/4/2010; it has been intended to form School Management (SMC) consisting of elected representatives of local authority, parents or guardian of the school children and teachers in the school except non-granted schools which do not get any type of assistance or grant from State Government or local authority to meet with its expenditure at the basic level.

At the moment, for effective implementation of Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan Mission and for extending scheme benefits upto village level, village / word construction committees are prevalent vide resolution mentioned in read (1) to (4); to take up construction, maintenance and repair works the medium of rural education committees and local public participation. It has to be desolved and the School Management Committee at school level
has to be created as per the structure mentioned below referring to rule-13 of draft Model Rules prepared by Government of India under article-21 of RTE Act, 2009 and RTE Act.

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Gujarat/Bombay Primary Education Act 1947

As per the provision of the Act, in the minimum 75 percent members of the proposed School Management Committee, parents or guardian of students (Including deprived group and parents or guardian of weaker sections should be equally represented) and 50 percent women members; it was under consideration by the Government to form School Management Committee. After careful consideration in this regards, it has been resolved to form following composition of committee.

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