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ACCESS
Title : Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Awasiya Vidyalaya (NSCBAV)
Objective:
Ensuring school access to children in all the habitations in the State is one of the
main objectives of Samagra Shiksha. There are certain areas in the State where it
may not be viable to setup schools as per State’s neighbourhood norms. These un-
served habitations are mostly located in remote/hilly/forest areas. Children from
these habitations are dropping out due to distance of the neighbourhood school, lack
of proper road connectivity and a risk of being attacked by wild animals. Wherein,
Provision of Transport/escort facility to and fro to the school is not practical. Hence it
is necessary to provide Residential school/Hostel facilities for the children to have
access to school as envisaged in Samagra Shiksha framework. The main objectives
of the NSCB Residential schools and Hostel are as follows:
 To provide school access to children in un-served habitations

especially in remote/hilly/forest areas
 To reduce dropout of children in un-served habitations in
remote/hilly/forest areas
 To improve enrolment
 To improve Gross Access Ratio
 To improve Transition rate
 To improve retention rate
In Tamil Nadu, 13 Residential schools at elementary level and 1 Hostel at secondary
level are functioning in 9 districts. The location of the schools and allocated children
capacity are detailed below:
S. Location of the Residential Children

District Block
No. school/ Hostel Capacity
Model I (100 Children)

1.. Coimbatore Valparai Valparai 100
2 Dharmapuri Pennagaram Pennagaram 100
3 Krishnagiri Shoolagiri Athimugam 100
4 Krishnagiri Kelamangalam Dhenkanikottai 100
5 Krishnagiri ரி Thally Kakkadasam 100
6 Nagapattinam Myladuthurai Pallavaranpettai 100
7 Perambalur Alathur Malaiyappanagar 100
8 The Nilgiris Gudalur Vattakolly 100
9 The Nilgiris Gudalur Kozhikolly 100
10 Villupuram Kallakuruchi Eduthavainatham 100
Total 1000
Model II (50 children)
11 Coimbatore SS Kulam Ondiputhur 50
12 Thiruppur Avinashi avinashi 50
13 Tirunelveli Valliyoor Valliyoor 50
Total 150
14 Coimbatore Valparai Valparai - Hostel 50
Grand Total 1200
Modalities of Implementation:
Every year before the commencement of the academic year, the standard
operating system for the smooth functioning of the KGBVs are being developed at
SPO and issued to all the KGBVs this includes
 Procedure for NGO selection

 Appointment of teaching and non-teaching staffs,
 Admission and retention of children,
 Provision of safe environment to children, safe drinking water and
hygienic toilet facilities,
 Duties of teachers,
 Teaching activities- scholastic and non-scholastic,
 Library activities,
 Provision of educational materials,
 Conducting of Quiz programmes and club activities, schedule for
daily Activities,
 Conducting of health check-ups in coordination with PHCs,
 Maintenance of registers,
 Coaching for NMMS exam,
 Mainstreaming of VIII passed children, documentation, monitoring
and supervision of all activities at block level, district level and
State level
In addition to the above, the PAB allocation for the residential schools/hostel
and detailed guidelines for utilisation of fund to carryout various activities such as
 Provision of food/lodging to children,
 Stipend to children,
 Salaries to teaching and non-teaching staffs,
 Maintenance of the residential schoos/hostel,
 Provision of specific skill training to children,
 Conducting of preparatory camps to fill the vacancies arise due to
VIII/ XII standard passed out children,
 Preparation of TLM,
 Provision of self defence training to children and
 Conducting of PTA meeting
are provided to the residential schools/hostel. The fund is being allocated under
recurring and non-recurring heads.
Expected outcomes:
 Provision of residential school/hostel facility for dropout children in un-
served habitations especially remote/hilly forest areas.
 Eliminate barrier to school access due to geographical conditions by
providing residential school/hostel facility
 Reduce potential dropouts and dropouts in un-served habitations
 Increase in attendance rate in remote/hilly/forest areas at all levels
 Retention of children in remote areas at all levels
 Increase in achievement level of the children in the remote areas
Key Performance Indicators (KPIs):
 Improvement of enrolment (GER & NER) at elementary and secondary
level
 Improvement in Gross Access Ratio (GAR) at elementary and secondary
level
 Improvement in Transition rate at elementary and secondary level
 Retention rate at all levels, from primary to higher.secondary level
Financial outlay 2021-22
S. Non-
Type Recurring Total
No. recurring (in lakh) (in lakh)
(in lakh)
Residential Schools - Recurring

1 (Previous Year) (Capacity 50) 2 98.61 100.61
(Elementary)
2 (Previous Year) (Capacity 100) 18 482 500
(Elementary)
Elementary Total 20 580.61 600.61
3 (Previous Year) (Upgradation 1 16.37 17.33
till XII) - Secondary
Grand Total 21 596.98 617.94
Photographs
Residential School –Krishnagiri district
Residential School –Coimbatore district

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Title : Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Awasiya Vidyalaya (NSCBAV)

 To provide school access to children in un-served habitations

S. Location of the Residential Children

Model I (100 Children)

 Procedure for NGO selection

Residential Schools - Recurring

Residential School –Krishnagiri district

Residential School –Coimbatore district

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