This project is a major initiative of the Delhi government, aimed at modernizing and smartening government schools. These schools are not just buildings, but places where a strong foundation will be laid for future generations.

A major and new change took place in the education system of Delhi's government schools on Tuesday, February 17th. On February 17th, the CM Shri School was inaugurated in the Sarojini Nagar area of Delhi. Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan and Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta were present on the occasion. The event was presided over by Education Minister Ashish Sood. With this, the CM Shri Schools project was formally launched in a total of 75 government schools in Delhi. Let's find out what facilities these schools will have.

What is special about these schools?

This project is a major initiative of the Delhi government, aimed at modernizing and smartening government schools. These schools are not just buildings, but places where a strong foundation will be laid for future generations. These schools will help realize the dream of a developed India 2047. Children will be taught life skills, employment-related training, discipline, and social responsibility in addition to academic knowledge.

These facilities will be available at CM Shri schools:

AI-based smart classrooms: Interactive boards and technology make learning easy and fun.

Career counseling lab: Children will receive accurate advice on future careers.

ICT lab: Computer and internet-enabled learning.

Digital library: E-books and online resources.

Multi-sectoral skills lab: Training in various skills.

Language lab: Facilitates better learning of foreign languages.

Special resource room for inclusive education: Equal opportunities for all children.

CM Shri digital portal: For preparation for competitive exams such as JEE, NEET, UPSC, etc.

What will children benefit from?

These facilities will provide children with a holistic environment for future preparation within the school. Learning will no longer be limited to the blackboard. By adopting technology and digital education, government schools are being transformed into private schools. Poor and middle-class children will now enjoy the same facilities that were previously available only to wealthy children.

Teachers Said These Things

The ABP News team spoke with teachers and students at CM Shri School in Sarojini Nagar. Teachers said that teaching in the smart classroom is a great experience. Studies, which previously seemed like a burden to children, now feel like a game. Attendance has increased, and students are enjoying their studies. One teacher said that the smart board has made memorizing and explaining things like poems much easier.