Benefits Of Child Nursery Education In India

Pre-school in India is an educational institution for children too young for elementary school. It is a common place where toddlers meet, play and spend time together under the supervision of a teacher or two. Pre-schools in India are not for a formal education but a place where children feel their first taste of Independence. Pre-school has become a central concept for both child and the parents. According to a study, the number of pre-schools in India is growing at the rate of 40% yearly. That really shows how important pre-schools are turning out to be in the context of Indian education system.

In India, pre-school is divided into three stages. These three stages are the Playgroup, Lower Kindergarten (LKG) and Upper Kindergarten. Nursery School Education helps the children learn while they play. Here they learn to play with materials.

Here they also learn to cope up to live with other children and teachers. Nursery School Education is the stepping stone for the child’s further education. When parents admit their child in school, they also learn as a parent by observing their child.

Here they get to learn many things about human relations. At a pre-school, a child is educated for getting admission into bigger schools. After getting into a pre-school, a child develops a routine for himself. Education at pre-school, trains a child so that he does not have any difficulty in adjusting into a bigger school. At a pre-school, a child learns to become confident and independent. After the government of India passed the Right to Education Act (RTE), education has been made free and compulsory for children between the age group of 6 to 14 years under Article 21A of the Indian Constitution.

But as it is said “there is no end to our desires”, so now parents are raising their voice to make pre-school or nursery education free for children.  Most of the parents and scholars think that if the government can make the nursery education free for children, than it would result into an increase in number of school goers. The section of people, who are below the poverty level, thinks that it would be better to send the kid to work then sending him to a school.

But if the nursery education is also made free, then parents would be more interested in sending their child to schools. Moreover it’s expensive to afford nursery schools in places like Noida or Gurgaon. Parents face great difficulties to afford the expenditures of schools in Noida or Gurgaon or Dwarka. So if government will also make the nursery education free and compulsory, it would be a great relief for parents who are either below poverty level or belongs to a middle class society.

Kids Educational Schools In Surat

The ancient city of Suryapur better known as Surat, has gained importance not only for being India’s primary natural port but also for being the administrative and commercial capital of the Indian state of Gujarat during the Mughal Rule. A fast growing city situated on the banks of the Tapti River (Tapi), in the capital of Surat, the highlighting feature of the city is the presence of a moat that divides the ancient areas of the city marked by its congested and narrow streets from the more modern and recently built ones. Acknowledged all over the world for its diamond businesses, the city is popularly known as the ‘diamond capital of the world.’

The abundance of textile mills spread out in the city gives it its title: The textile capital of India. The GDP growth rates in Surat are one of the few areas among other States to have reached a high of 11.5%.

Appreciated for its commitment towards education, the schools in Surat are either run by the Surat Municipal Corporation or by private trusts or registered societies. There are a few private schools in Surat that though privately run, receive a financial aid from the government.

Most of the schools in Surat are either affiliated to the Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board (GSEB) or the Central Board for Secondary Education (CBSE) while the rest of the schools are affiliated under National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS). As per the 10+2+3 scheme of education the students attend primary and secondary school during the first ten years and then may complete two years of higher secondary education, followed by three years at college. The majority of the schools in Surat follow either Gujarati or English as the medium of instruction.

Almost all the schools in Surat offer commerce, arts or science as optional subjects at class X. There are a number of government schools that lack many facilities but despite that are looked upon as a boon by the poorer students who can’t afford the more expensive private schools. The English medium schools such as Ryan International School, Essar International School, J.H. Ambani Saraswati Vidyamandir, and G.D. Goenka International School are popular with the majority of parents in Surat. “Educationam” is now a popular style of academic schooling gaining popularity in Surat. A professional institute for primary and higher secondary education where the students eventually specialize in Chartered Accountancy, the institute is the pride of Surat.