SAMAGRA SHIKSHA ABHIYAAN (SSA)

Samagra Shiksha

The Integrated Scheme “Samagra Shiksha’’ come in to the force 2018-19 envisaging providing an equitable and inclusive quality of education commence of SSA, RMSA.

Objectives:

Providing access to free education to all children up to the age of 14 years as stipulated in RTE act of 2009.
Provision of quality education and enhancing learning outcomes of students; Bridging Social and Gender Gaps in School Education; Ensuring equity and inclusion at all levels of school Education; Ensuring minimum standards in schooling provisions; Promoting Vocationalization of Education;
Building and infrastructure facility & other amenities to all the govt. and local body primary, upper primary and high schools/senior secondary meant for imparting education.

Departmental Activities :

Access & Retention:

Conducting Out of School Children Survey through ManaBadikiPodamMobile App in the district by CRPs, IERTs, PTIs with the help of Ward Welfare & Education Assistants, GramaSachivala Volunteers, Anganwadi Workers.
Improving access to all the children in the age group of 6-14 Years. (Primary & Upper Primary) by way of opening of new schools in school less habitations along with up gradation of Existing Primary Schools into Upper Primary Schools.
Mainstreaming of Out of School Children through conduct of Enrolment Drives convergence with DPCU (District Child Protection Unit), ICDS & Labor Department in the District.
Providing Education to who are migrant families Children going to other places for lively hood.
Providing Transport Allowance for remote habitation Children in Primary Schools having with the 1 KM, Upper Primary Schools having with the 3 KM and High Schools having with the 5 KM.

RTE ENTITLEMENTS:

Free Uniforms ( JagannaVidyaKanuka )
Community Mobilization

QUALITY INTERVENTION:

Annual Grant to Schools
MRC Grant to MEOs Office
CRC Grant to CRCs ( School complexes)
Fund for Safety and Security at School Level
Twinning of Schools to selected Schools
RashtriyaAvishkarAbhiyan (RAA) to selected Schools
Language Festival
Funds for quality ( LEP, INNOVATION, GUIDANCE ETC.)

INCLUSIVE EDUCAITON:
Implementation of Inclusive Education to the children with Special needs (CwSN) under SamagraShiksha:

Survey on the identification of children with Special needs (CwSN).
Functioning of Bhavith/Non Bhavitha Centers for children with Special needs (CwSN).
Conduct of Physiotherapy camps and providing of Physiotherapy equipment.
Providing Home Based Education to the children with Special needs (CwSN) who are unable to move to the Bhavitha Centers.
Providing Transportation allowances.
Providing Escort allowances.
Providing Stipend allowances to the girl students children with Special needs (CwSN).
Providing Reader allowances.
Conduct of Medical Assessment camps for identifying children with Special needs (CwSN) for providing SADERAM CERTIFICATES & AIDS and APPLIANCES to the required children.
Providing Environment Building Programme.
Sports & Exposure visits.
Training Programme to Inclusive Education Resource Persons (IERPs).
Conduct of OSC Enrolment Drive.
Providing Braille Stationary Material.
Conduct of Teacher Need Analyses Training Programme.
Providing of Infra-Structure Training Material.
Providing TLM (Teacher learning) material.
Conduct of early intervention and detection camps.
Story Teller for CwSN.
Distribution of free Mental Retardation (MR) Kits.
Providing computer based Training to the CwSN.

GENDER EQUITY (KASTURBA GANDHI BALIKA VIDYALAYAS (KGBVS)

To remove gender gap to achieve the objectives of AP SamagraSiksha.
To provide quality education, food and health to the girls in residential mode.
To enroll 11-14 age group of girls who are out of school & drop outs in 6th, 7th and 8th classes.
To provide free education to SC, ST, BC and Minority girls.
To encourage the girls towards education.
To concentrate on areas with low female literacy rate.
To concentrate on areas with a large number of small scattered habitations those do not qualify for a school.

Brief notes on State Govt. schemes implemented:

OPENING OF NEW / UPGRADED SCHOOLS:

Curtail dropout rate and universal access to education at all levels, Support for Infrastructure from Pre-Primary to 12th.
Norms for opening new schools:
- Primary = 01 km
- Upper primary = 03 km
- Secondary = 05 km
- Higher& Senior Sec. = 07-10 km
Before proposing up-gradation of schools to UP/Secondary/Higher Secondary level including addition of New Stream in existing Higher Secondary Schools, the School Mapping done through GIS Portal: in.

(RESIDENTIAL SCHOOLS/HOSTELS in the name of NetajiSubhash Chandra Bose AwasiyaVidyalayas / Hostels):

Support for reaching out to children in sparsely populated, or hilly and densely forested areas with difficult geographical terrain and border areas where opening a new primary or upper primary school and Secondary/Senior Secondary schools may not be viable.

TRANSPORT/ESCORT FACILITY

Provision for transport / escort facility up to Secondary level (X Class) for children in remote habitations with sparse population where opening of schools is unviable or where Gross Access Ratio is
State would need to notify such habitations and identify the number of children in that habitation who would be provided this facility. This would be appraised based on the data provided by the District for such children under UDISE+. (Admissibility for Govt. Schools).
Transport facility may be provided up to an average cost @ Rs. 6000/ per child per annum up to Class X. This would be appraised based on actual cost to be incurred as per the distance, the terrain and the type of transport facility to be provided.

RTE ENTITLEMENTS:

SPECIAL TRAINING FOR AGE APPROPRIATE ADMISSION OF OUT-OF-SCHOOL CHILDREN (OOSC) AT ELEMENTARY LEVEL.

Special Training facility for out-of-school children to enable a child in Residential Special Training Centers and Non-Residential Special Training Centers (RSTCs, NRSTCs), admitted to an age appropriate class, to integrate academically and emotionally with the rest of the class.

FREE UNIFORMS:

JaganannaVidyaKanuka Scheme: The state govt. of Andhra Pradesh distributed these special JVK kits containing 7 items for students studying in all Government Management Schools . It is important to note that the cost of uniform stitching charges are deposited in bank accounts of mothers who send their children to schools.

3 Pair of Uniform: Each student of class 1st to 10th will be provided 3 pairs of school uniform as per their fit size.

TRAINING OF SMC ( PC) :

Parent Committees (Formerly Known as SMCs) were formed (in all the eligible schools as per Right To Education Act 2009 in the District. Proper training and capacity building provided to Parent Committee members about their roles and responsibilities which is extremely critical towards ensuring their active and effective participation in planning, plan preparation, monitoring and supervision of the school level activities.

QUALITY INTERVENSION

Si.No.	Scheme	Description
1	Annual Grant to Schools	Annual grants credited to all Government management schools once in a year for the maintenance of the school.
2	MRC Grant to MEOs Office	MRC Grant will be credited all MRC’s once in a year for the maintenance of MRC
3	CRC Grant to CRCs ( School complexes)	CRC Grant will be credited all Complex schools of each mandal once in a year for the maintenance of CRC & Complex Schools
4	Fund for Safety and Security at School Level	Annual grant for safety and Security will be credited all Government management schools once in a year
5	Twinning of Schools to selected Schools	To facilitate Best practices of private schools will be documented, shared, and institutionalized in public schools, and vice versa, where possible.
6	Rashtriya Avishkar Abhiyan (RAA) to selected Schools	RashriyaAvishkarAbhiyan is a unique concept that aims to develop a spirit of inquiry, creativity and love for Science and Mathematics in school children
7	Language Festival	Language festivals are to teach and provide information about the Indian languages to students interested in languages and cultures, and to show the wealth and diversity of language

INCLUSIVE EDUCATION (Children with Special Needs (CWSN):

To achieve 100 % literacy, the Central Government incepted SamagraSiksha. This scheme is being implemented on machine mode with the contribution funds from the Central and State Governments. Under the objective of inclusive education, every year the identification survey of children with Special needs (CwSN) will be conducted to enroll them in age appropriate classes.
For imparting instructions to these children with Special needs (CwSN), there is Bavitha/Non Bhavitha centers are functioning. In these centers 3 categories of children will be given instructions i.e, MR (Mental Retardation), HI (hearing Impaired), VI (Visual Impairment). In each center one IERP and Care giving Volunteer are working.
To ensure sustainable education and retention, these children with Special needs (CwSN) will be provided with Transportation allowances, Reader allowances, Escort allowances, Stipend to girl students, Home based education to those who can’not move, providing Physiotherapy, providing with required Aids & Appliances.
In the aspect of capacity building the IERPs are being provided with necessary training programmes to deal with the CwSN. Similarly, the general teachers have also been trained at district level training programme.
To encourage the CwSN, every year exposure visits and sports meets are being conducted.
To assist the CwSN, they are being provided with necessary infrastructure like TLM, Braille Stationary Material, digital voice recorders, MR Kits etc.

KASTURBA GANDHI BALIKA VIDYALAYA (KGBVs):

KGBVs are established and functioning in complete residential mode for the out of school Girl Children. Orphans, Semi Orphans, Single parents children will also be given admission in these schools. Each KGBV can accommodate 200 Girl Children.
In Kakinada District Region 4 Kasturba Gandhi BalikaVidyalayas (KGBVs) were established in Kotananduru, Tuni, Thondangi&Sankhavaram for Orphan & Single parent Girl children.
Intermediate course was introduced in KGBV, Kotananduru, Tuni&Sankhavaram @ 80 seats each.
State Government of Andhra Pradesh provided Uniforms, Food, Shoes, Text Books, Note Books, etc., under JaganannnaVidyaKanuka.
Enrollment was increased by implementing giving Ammavodiprogramme.
Especially infrastructure of the KGBVs is highly improved by the implementation of Nadu-Neduprogramme in Andhra Pradesh by the State Government.

Scheme-wise Progress (along with target and achievements)of the above schemes:

Access &Retention:

OSC Survey(Out of School Children) Achievement& Progress 2021-22 ,

(TARGET & ACHIVEMENT)
S. NO.	District Name	No of OSC Identified		Total	Enrolment in the Schools and Achievement
S. NO.	District Name	Boys	Girls	Total	Enrolment in the Schools and Achievement
1	Kakinada District	779	546	1325	1325

Transport Allowance Achievement & Progress 2021-22:

S,NO.	Kakinda District	No of Children		Total Benefitted	Achievement	Mode of Payment
		Boys	Girls	Total Benefitted	Achievement	Mode of Payment
	Total	101	72	173	173	Parent bank accounts

Seasonal Hostelsallotted to DRDA Velugu Kakinada. The SH Run by MSS (MahilaSekthiSamakhya) of DRDA Achievement & Progress 2021-22:

Sl.No.	Kakinada District	No of Seasonal Hostels	No of Centers	No of Children		Total Benifitted	Achievement	Remarks
				Boys	Girls	Total Benifitted	Achievement	Remarks
1	Total	3	3	76	72	148	148

JVK Material Status 2021-22

Notebook

Belt

Bag

Shoe

Uniform I to VIII

Uniform IX to X

Oxford Dictionary

Pictorial Dictionary

Indent

Received

Indent

Received

Indent

Received

Indent

Received

Indent

Received

Indent

Received

Indent

Received

Indent

Received

998104

128383

177027

137409

39618

95130

81897

PARENT COMMITTEE ELECTIONS -2021:

SL.No	Name of the District	Total No. of schools	No. of SchoolElections conducted	No. of schools elections not condcuted
1	Kakinada	1143	1115	28

QUALITY INTERVENSION

S. No	Name of the Intervention	No.of Schools / MRC / CRC		Financial Rs.
S. No	Name of the Intervention	Target	Achivement	Target	Achivement
A	Annual Grant to Schools	1108	543	39195000	39195000
B	MRC Grant to MEOs Office	19	10	1425000	1425000
C	CRC Grant to CRCs ( School complexes)	84	42	2733000	2733000
D	Fund for Safety and Security at School Level	1108	543	2216000	2216000
E	Twinning of Schools to selected Schools	14 pair schools i.e 28	14 pair schools i.e 28	28000	28000
F	RashtriyaAvishkarAbhiyan (RAA) to selected Schools	District level Programme	District level Programme	0	0
G	Language Festival	1108	543	1108000	1108000
	Total			46705000	46705000

INCLUSIVE EDUCATION (Children with Special Needs-CwSN):

Sl.No

District

GIRLS STIPEND

TRANSPORT ALLOWANCE

ESCORT ALLOWANCE

READER ALLOWANCE

HOME BASED EDUCATION

PRIMARY

SECONDARY

PRIMARY

SECONDARY

PRIMARY

SECONDARY

PRIMARY

SECONDARY

PRIMARY

SECONDARY

PHY

ACH

PHY

ACH

PHY

ACH

PHY

ACH

PHY

ACH

PHY

ACH

PHY

ACH

PHY

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PHY

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PHY

ACH

Kakinada

424

156

157

KASTURBA GANDHI BALIKA VIDYALAYA (KGBVs)KGBVs:

Sl. No	Place of KGBV	U-DISE Code	Type	Sanctioned Year	Upgraded Year	Targeted Seats	Class-wise Enrolment
Sl. No	Place of KGBV	U-DISE Code	Type	Sanctioned Year	Upgraded Year	Targeted Seats	VI	VII	VIII	IX	X	XI	XII	Total
1	THONDANGI	28140700919	II	2011-12		200	36	36	43	41	45	0	0	201
2	KOTANANDURU	28140501112	III	2011-12	2019	280	40	40	40	48	38	39	38	283
3	SANKHAVARAM	28140903008	III	2011-12	2018	280	40	41	40	38	41	40	37	277
4	TUNI	28140602307	III	2011-12	2019	280	40	40	40	41	42	40	39	282
5	APMS SANKHAVARAM	28140903010	IV	2011-12		100	0	0	0	28	12	25	27	92
6	APMS HAMSAVARAM	28140602309	IV	2011-12		100	0	0	0	16	17	28	29	90
		Total:				1240	156	157	163	212	195	172	170	1225

CIVIL WORKS

KAKINADA DISTRICT – ABSTRACT
S.no	Name of the Intervention	No.of Works Sanctioned	Total Amount in Rs.Lakhs	Works Completed	Works in Progress	Works not Started
S.no	Name of the Intervention	No.of Works Sanctioned	Total Amount in Rs.Lakhs	Works Completed	Works in Progress	Works not Started
1	Infrastructure facilities	64	1255.92	0	64	0
2	Toilets and repairs	68	136.01	34	8	26
3	NABORD Works	2	416.00	0	2	0
4	KGBV Civil Works	2	270.00	0	2	0
5	Additional class rooms (2020-21)	4	44.00	0	0	4
6	Compound walls (MGNREGS)	75	607.179	29	33	13
7	Compound walls	18	183.625	0	18	0
8	ODF TOILETS ( 2019-20)	163	326.00	49	20	94

Contact details (mobile, e-mail, website):

Mandal Educational Officers in the Kakinada District:

S.No.	Mandal	Name of the Mandal Educational Officer	Mail Address	Contact No.
1	Gollaprolu	S.V Ramana (FAC)	meo.sankhavaram@gmail.com	8309331712
2	Samalkota	VPG.VaniKumari (FAC)	meo.samalkota@gmail.com	9963792500
3	Pithapuram	R.V Prasad	meo.pithapuram@gmail.com	9848225596
4	Kothapalle	ShaikBabji (FAC)	meo.ukothapalli@gmail.com	7780306018
5	Kakinada Rural	L.GaneshBabu	meo.kakinadarural@gmail.com	9177832534
6	Kakinada Urban	VPG.VaniKumari	meo.kakinadaurban@gmail.com	9963792500
7	Karapa	K.B. Krishna Veni	meo.karapa36@gmail.com	8008293994
8	Kotananduru	A.V.S. Srinivas	meo.kotananduru@gmail.com	8985602864
9	Tuni	P.Geetha Devi	meo.tuni@gmail.com	9704741099
10	Rotulapudi	S.V.Nadu	meo.rowtulapudi@gmail.com	8688841821
11	Sankhavaram	S.V Ramana	meo.sankhavaram@gmail.com	8309331712
12	Yeleswaram	B.Abbai	meo.yeleswaram@gmail.com	9494210420
13	Jaggampeta	R.Swamy	meo.jaggampeta@gmail.com	8106141719
14	Kirlampudi	T.Joseph	meo.kirlampudi@gmail.com	9000972335
15	Prathipadu	V.RajaBabu	meo.prathipadu@gmail.com	9866839849
16	Thondangi	ShaikBabji	meo.tondangi@gmail.com	7780306018
17	Peddapuram	T.Joseph (FAC)	meo.peddapuram@gmail.com	9000972335
18	Gandepalle	K.H.Naik	meo.gandepalli@gmail.com	7799090555
19	Gokavaram	B.Gowramma	meo.gokavaram@gmail.com	9989245170

KGBV Principals:

S.No.	Mandal	KGBV Principal	Mail Address	Contact No.
1	Thondangi	B AmruthaVani	kgbvegthondangi@gmail.com	9849853871
2	Sankhavaram	Y.N.Ratnam	kgbvegsankhavaram@gmail.com	8919644980
3	Tuni	M.Rajeswari	kgbvegtuni@gmail.com	8499804010
4	Kotananduru	B.Bala Mani Kumari	kgbvegkotananduru@gmail.com	9618146624

INCLUSIVE EDUCATION -SUCCESS STORY- KOTANANDURU

Name of the CwSN : Mahitha
Date of Birth & Age : 22-12-13
Name of the IERC & Full Address : Non-bhavitha, Kotanandurumandal , East Godavari
Residential Address with Cell No : Satyanarayana,

D.No: 2-2, Ramalayam Street

Pathakottam,

Kotanandurumandal,

East Godavari distict.

Type of Disability : Cerebral palsy (spastic cp)
For how long has he been suffering : since birth
When was he admitted on Bhavitha / Non Bhavitha : 8-9-2016
Class & School with Dise Code &Admn. No: Early Intervention child

BRIEF CASE HISTORY of the CwSN: Lower limbs are affected

This is the case of 5years old girl child Talaka. Mahithais daughter of T. Venkatasatyanarayana and T. Mamatha a resident of Pathakottam, Kotanandurumandal, East Godavari distict. They have 2 children out of these 2 children Mahitha is the first girl child born on 22-12-2013 at Panduranga hospital Tuni through breech delivery. Immediately after delivery, there was absence of 1^st cry and the child was effected with epilepsy and kept in the incubator box for 15 days in laalasatyanarayana hospital Tuni, where MRI scan was taken and the doctor diagnosed that there was non-progressive injury to the immature brain, so the doctor observed that there was delayed developmental milestones and referred to physiotherapy. After mobilization of IERT Teachers her parents came to know about physiotherapy camp Kotananduru and attending physiotherapy camp every Tuesday.

No neck holding
Drooling of saliva
Scissoring leg
Completely bed ridden
Spasticity of both lower limbs

TREATMENT /Training / Teaching /Mechanism was adopted by IERP

We have been giving passive movements, stretching, bridging, rolling, corner sitting, bolsters and placing on wedges and Swiss ball activities and PNF techniques.

We have taught her parent home programme like proper carrying of the child, passive movements, positioning, corner sitting and bridging.

After physiotherapy session she slowly began to develop milestones like neck holding, corner sitting, standing.Now she is able to sit without support and stand with support and walk with support.

Parent Opinion / Physiotherapist Opinion / IERP Opinion:

Parent opinion: We very much be grateful to sarwasikshaabhiyan for conducting such physiotherapy camps at mandal level and providing a good and valuable treatment. Now my daughter is able to stand with support and able to walk by holding my hands. My grateful and sincere thanks to the team of SamagraShiksha.

Physiotherapist opinion:

Before physiotherapy treatment, she is fully dependent on their parents and both the legs are addected and severe spasticity is there.After physiotherapy treatment she is able to sit with out support,stand with out support, walk with support,and now decreased spasticity and abducted both the legs and now she is sit in cross leged position.

IERT Opinion :

Parents were not willing to bring her to physiotherapy treatment. I used to go to home regularly and say her parents to bring the child to physiotherapy,but they didn’t show any interest once her father came and saw the physiotherapy session then they came to physiotherapy treatment and now she is able to sit with out support,stand with support and able to walk with support.

Photos / videos of the departmental activities, if any:

District Level Convergence Meeting & Training Programme on Conducting OSC Survey through ManaBadikiPodam Mobile App 2021-22.