Schools

Over 33,000 students trapped in single teachers schools Srinagar: In a stark illustration of the plaguing education sector of Jammu and Kashmir, 1,544 schools are being run by single teachers each wherein more than 33,537 students are…

Srinagar: Amid the ongoing heatwave in the Valley, the Directorate of School Education Kashmir (DSEK) on Monday announced summer vacations for all schools across Kashmir division. Director School Education Kashmir, Naseer Ahmad Wani,…

Srinagar: The School Education Department is likely to announce summer break for all schools of Kashmir division from July-06. An official informed the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO) that the Directorate of School Education…

Damage to property deeply unfortunate, says JD SED North Sopore: Routine classwork in higher secondary schools in Sopore will resume from tomorrow (Thursday) after a day-long disruption. Joint Director School Education Department…

Jammu: Winter vacations in schools falling under the summer zone of the Jammu division have been extended till January 14, officials said on Sunday. Director School Education Jammu, Naseem Choudhary, said the decision to extend the…

Jammu: Amid widespread speculation on social media regarding a possible extension of winter vacations, officials clarified on Saturday that all private and government schools in the Summer Zone of Jammu will reopen as scheduled from…

Pre-Primary to observe vacation from Nov-26, Middle Classes from December-01, Higher classes from Dec-11 Srinagar: School Education Department (SED) Tuesday announced winter break for in a phased manner for Kashmir division and winter…

Srinagar: The Jammu and Kashmir Board of School Education (J&K BOSE) has put affiliation of 4 schoolsunder suspension following confirmation of reports about adoption of non- J&K BOSE prescribed textbooks in their institutions. …

Srinagar: The Jammu Kashmir Board of School Education has initiated firm action against several private schools found violating textbook guidelines by prescribing books from private publishers instead of the Board’s approved curriculum.…

Srinagar: In a development that has raised serious concern, Kashmiri language textbooks were reportedly unavailable in government schools across the Valley up to the elementary level during the outgoing academic session, even as exams for…