Govt. School Diaries: GPS Ward 13, Dimapur
Govt. School Diaries: Students of GPS Ward 13 in Dimapur District enjoying their Mid-Day Meal.
Govt. School Diaries: Students of GPS Ward 13 in Dimapur District enjoying their Mid-Day Meal.
With the completion of the Lighthouse School Complexes (LSCs) site layout visits and handover to the contractors, work has started in several LSCs. In the first slide, construction of a temporary classroom for the duration of the construction of GHSS Tuensang LSC has started. Second and third slide, dismantling of GHSS Wokha LSC and GHSS…
The World Bank task team, along with members from the NECTAR PMU, visited GHSS Jotsoma and GHS Forest Colony in Kohima on September 3 to engage with school officials and SMDC members.The purpose of the visit was to inspect and understand the interventions implemented in these schools under the Performance Incentive Grants (PIG). View this…
An update meeting on the progress of the NECTAR Project was convened by the Chief Secretary at the Chief Secretary’s Conference Hall, Nagaland Civil Secretariat on 21 July. The meeting was attended by the NECTAR Project Management Unit (PMU), Project Coordinators, and officials from the sister departments. During the meeting, the project acknowledged and appreciated…
The NECTAR Project’s 5th Implementation Support Mission (ISM) by the World Bank team commenced on September 2 at the NECTAR Conference Hall. The mission aims to evaluate the project’s progress, set targets, and plan future steps. The team, led by Kanupriya Misra (Education Specialist and Task Team Leader) and supported by Anurag Mishra (Education Consultant),…
A two-day orientation on School Transformation Strategy for the Lighthouse School Complex Implementation Teams (LSCIT) and LSC Managers commenced on 5 August at Morung Hall, DoSE and will conclude on 6 August. The strategy aims to implement a comprehensive model that enhances school quality, governance, and student outcomes in the 16 LSCs across Nagaland. The…
GHS Changsu in Wokha District organised an educational tour to the Kohima World War II Cemetery as part of an activity under the Performance Incentive Grants (PIG). The trip included a group of 20 students from Class 7 to 10, along with 4 staff members.