Govt. School Diaries: GPS Mongda in Mokokchung District
Govt. School Diaries: Students of GPS Mongda in Mokokchung District playing marble during their break time.
Govt. School Diaries: Students of GPS Mongda in Mokokchung District playing marble during their break time.
With the goal of fostering self-reliance through vocational training under the Performance Incentive Grants (PIG), GMS Sungratsu in Mokokchung District proposed to organise a one-day ‘Life Skills Training’ in fine arts. However, the generous contribution from the SMC in the form of painting materials allowed the training to be extended to three days. During the…
Govt. School Diaries: “What the teacher is, is more important than what they teach” — Karl Menninger. Sir Imtilepba of GMS New Ministers’ Hill, Kohima helping a student tie his shoelace in a small act of care. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Nagaland Education Project-The Lighthouse (NECTAR) (@nectarnagaland)
With the aim of sustaining stakeholder ownership and achieve the activities and outcomes initiated under the Performance Incentive Grants (PIG), District Education Officials are being engaged to monitor PIG related activities across the state. Previously, the officials were orientated about the Performance Incentive Grants (PIG) and its monitoring checklist at the Directorate of School Education,…
Govt. School Diaries: Students of GMS Thanamir in Kiphire District sing a song as they prepare to go home after classes. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Nagaland Education Project-The Lighthouse (NECTAR) (@nectarnagaland)
Govt. School Diaries: Leading by example, a senior student lends a helping hand in cleaning the Pre-Primary classroom at GPS Meluri Town, Meluri District — a small act that makes a big impact! View this post on Instagram A post shared by Nagaland Education Project-The Lighthouse (NECTAR) (@nectarnagaland)
PIG Diaries: As part of their outreach activity under the Performance Incentive Grants (PIG), GMS Vidima in Chümoukedima District organised an enrolment drive at the residence of the village council chairman. The drive was aimed at enrolling children who have reached school-going age.