Bhopal: Faced with falling attendance, the academics of a school at a tribal area within the hinterland of Madhya Pradesh got here up with a concept that changed into an immediate hit with students – a classroom built like a railway station.
The school’s workers pooled in cash to rework the construction into ‘Khajari junction’ by painting the three classrooms in a shiny blue shade. The doorways were painted with yellow train door handles, and within the middle of the rail ‘coach,’ there was a circular sign that announced “Indian Railways,” like in real education.
The noon meal room has become a pantry car called Annapurna Kaksh.
The tribal-ruled Dindori, far from the country capital Bhopal, has no trains or railway station. The staff stated they remodeled the school to make it a more interesting location for the scholars to research.
In only six days, for the reason that school turned into an ‘educate,’ school principal Santosh Like stated that attendance has skyrocketed.
“Out of the 96 students in the three lessons, the faculty saw the most attendance of only 50. But after the college was remodeled as a railway station, whole with the teach engine and coaches, the attendance rose to 87, which is simply nine briefs of the entire student strength,” stated Ms. Uike, whose room has been painted as the educate’s engine connected to 3 teach-fashioned school rooms.
The college is located on a faraway hill 12 km from the district headquarters. The college students are in Classes 6, 7 and 8 and there are three teachers. The school’s call has been changed to Madhayamik Shala-Khajari Junction.
The instructors stated that even the students’ parents are coming to the college to peer the train. The ceiling of the lecture rooms has been painted with Science models consisting of the universe and the solar machine.
