Kerala launches drive to curb school dropouts among migrant workers’ children

Kerala govt’s ‘Jyoti’ to guide children of migrant workers from streets to school

The programme ‘Jyoti’, which will be implemented by the local bodies along with the schools in the respective regions.

Kerala Government Launches ‘Jyothi’ to Educate Children of Migrant Workers

Kerala launches drive to curb school dropouts among migrant workers’ children

Pinarayi Vijayan directs local self-government institutions to maintain an academic register, outlining academic status of such children and initiate remedial measures

Kerala’s ‘Jyoti’ Scheme Enrolls Migrant Kids

In a notable step toward inclusive education, the Kerala government has launched the ‘Jyothi’ scheme to mainstream the children of migrant workers into its formal education system. With the launch date of May 7, 2015, the intervention aims to mitigate and address the educational inequities experienced by migrant families by providing their children educational and...

Kerala’s ‘Jyothi Welfare Scheme' Lights the Way for Migrant Children, Ending Street Wandering & Ensuring Inclusive Education - The Logical Indian

The Kerala government has unveiled a comprehensive new initiative, ‘Jyothi,’ aimed at ensuring that no children of migrant workers aged between 3 and 18 years remain out of school or wander the streets. This ambitious programme seeks to enrol all migrant children aged 3 to 6 in anganwadis (early childhood centres) and those aged 6 and above in public schools across the state. The scheme involves a door-to-door campaign coordinated by local self-…

Kerala govt launches 'Jyothi' initiative for migrant children's education

The programme seeks to enroll all children of migrant workers aged 3 to 6 in anganwadis, while ensuring those aged 6 and above are fully integrated into public schools