Now the children of basic school will study on the lines of convent schools, will be admitted in pre-nursery in three years

Till now, at the age of six in basic schools, admission was given in class one. Whereas in private schools admission is given in pre-nursery at the age of three years. In the new education policy, now pre-nursery will also be taught to provide basic education to children in government schools. They can be enrolled even at an early age and by the age of six, children will be able to strengthen the foundation by studying better.

Under the new education policy, the education system of 5 3 3 4 is being considered in the department. According to the BSA, this system will be implemented from this session as soon as the instructions are received. In this, children in council schools will be able to take admission in nursery or pre-nursery on the lines of convent school at the age of three. So that their basic education is strengthened from a young age. Till now, in primary schools only students were enrolled in class one.

Because of which a child who studied in a private school from class nursery at the age of three to four years, by the age of six, would learn to make sentences with Hindi and English words by the time he was six years old. Whereas in the council school the first grade student used to read the letters. The basic education of the children of the council schools should also be improved from the very beginning. In view of this, the government has taken this decision.

This is how the 5 3 3 4 format is divided

In the new education system, the age of children is divided in the format of 5 3 3 4. This includes children ages 3-8, 8-11, 11-14, 14-18. In this, there will be one part from primary to class II, second part from class third to fifth, third part from class VI to VIII and the last part from ninth to 12th.

Under this education system, there is a provision to bring children of age 3-6, who have been away from basic school till now, under the school curriculum. Mental development of children is essential from a young age. As soon as the instructions are received from the government, even a child of three years of age can be admitted in the primary school. Vinay Kumar, BSAe