ILP partners with Seshadri Padma Memorial Charitable Trust
Every drop in the ocean counts…
Drop by drop, India Literacy Project extends its reach to more schools in partnership with Seshadri Padma Memorial Charitable Trust. A total of 12 government schools in Kumabkonam cluster will get a chance to provide experiential learning experience to its students via Multi-Dimensional Learning Space (MDLS).
As part of this MDLS implementation:
- School teachers will be trained on effective usage of science
Right to health care
Right to health care” – A fundamental right recognized by World Health Organization (WHO) and Constitution of India – Wikipedia.
Keeping this in mind, India Literacy Project partners with local government bodies to bring medical camp to Merlapaka village in Andhra Pradesh wherein the doctors held sessions to create awareness about iodine deficiency for the village adults and Anganwadi centers.
The doctors demonstrated a simple test
India Literacy Project Partners with RSA Security
Own your identity – A wonderful motto for students to have
Ensuring this motto is actioned, RSA Cybersecurity and Digital Risk Management Solutions, a visionary in RSA crypto system partners with India Literacy Project as part of their stem commitment to ensure 12 schools benefit from the Multi-Dimensional Learning Space (MDLS) program with the launch of smart classrooms in GHPS Katrikehal, CN Halli, Tumakuru district.
This experiential
Good touch, bad touch
No – Tell them no
Go – Go away from them… Fast
Yell – Shout as loudly as you can
Tell – Tell someone you trust
India Literacy Project in collaboration with its partners conducts sessions on “good touch & bad touch” across various government schools to make the students understand how to differentiate between good touch and bad touch.
These sessions are conducted to make the students aware of what
India Literacy Project Partners with Kennametal
Innovation is not just about ideas, but about making ideas happen.
And when two passionate organizations, Kennametal (Home | Kennametal) a leader in innovation in materials science, tooling and wear-resistant solutions and India literacy project with its innovative approach to spreading the magic of science through its Multi-Dimensional Learning Spaces (MDLS) join hands, it benefits the larger community.
Kennametal as part of their stem support distributes 310
ILP Partners with Government of Tamil Nadu
Quality Education in Partnership with Tamil Nadu Government
Today, providing quality education is perhaps the most important function of the government. And India Literacy Project is immensely proud to join hands with Tamil Nadu government in furthering this wonderful cause of quality education for all.
India Literacy Project Country Manager Asuri Rangarajan is happy to hand over the science kit to Hon’ble Anbil Mahesh Poyyamozhi, Minister for School
ILP partners with Ellucian for ICT training
Training is the universal language of learning
Here is India Literacy Project, Information and Communications Technology (OCT) team from Karnataka learning by doing.
Ellucian (Unifying Campus Technology Solutions to Power Higher Ed | Ellucian) the CSR partner of India Literacy Project organized a day long computational thinking workshop cum training session for 40 ICT facilitators. This was part of ellucian’s hour of code event (https: //lnkd. In/d3hxr9rt).
The
ILP partners with HCF Foundation to organize Science Fair
Alone we can do so little, together we can do so much. So aptly said by Hellen Keller.
Joining hands together, India Literacy Project and HCL Foundation organize “Science Fair” in 20 government higher secondary schools in Tiruvallur and Chengalpattu districts on Tamil Nadu as part of stem initiative.
The science fair was conducted in two schools GBHSS, Avadi and GHSS, SM Nagar.
A total of
MDLS makes science fun
Everybody knows that science is fun. The more you learn, the easier it is to have fun with it.
Students from Tiruvallur, Villupuram and Cuddalore will experience the magic of science with 800 science kits donated by Verizon
India Literacy Project is proud to train a total of 177 middle, high, and higher secondary school teachers on using these science kits.
The teachers can effectively engage
Training girls to make sanitary napkins
As per World Health Organization (WHO) “health” is a fundamental human right.
When it comes to women, right to health must be enjoyed without discrimination on the grounds of race, age, ethnicity or any other status.
Teaching healthy hygiene habits to girls right from school is the responsibility of teachers and parents alike.
Towards this, HOPE, NGO has been conducting training on personal and menstrual
50 libraries in 50 schools
Teaching children to open a book is teaching them to open their minds.
And what better way to do than inaugurating 50 libraries in 50 schools in Mulbagal taluka of Kolar district and training 50 government school teachers on library management and grow by. This library project has come alive thanks to akamai technologies in association with India Literacy Project.
The program, called grow by reading, starts by
Celebrating Child Rights Month
If we don’t stand up for children, then we don’t stand for much. – Marian Wright Edelman, Child Rights Activist
And there can be no bigger service than teaching children how to stand up for themselves.
India Literacy Project joins hands with its partners to celebrate child rights month in November and practically teach children about the top 5 rights (as per un charter) each child is entitled