Despite CBSE’s ban, coaching centers running classes in schools.
Teachers from coaching institutes teach subjects like physics, chemistry Mathematics, English and Physical Education continue to be taught by the school faculty.
Classes are in separate sections from 8 am to 12 pm for the CBSE and competitive examinations.
Schools affiliated with the CBSE continue to run the exclusive integrated school programme under the pretext of preparing students of IITS/JEES as well as board exams despite the board’s recent ban.
Good morning!
I, Kavita of XII Science, am standing in front of you to speak against the notion of
‘Should schools promote coaching institutes’.
Holding classes of coaching institutions on school premises under the pretext of providing coaching to students for various entrance examinations is not approved by the CBSE. Some schools are running such a programme by calling it an “integrated school programme” to teach the CBSE syllabus as well as help prepare students for various entrance examinations, thereby misleading the students and their parents. The premises of CBSE affiliated schools should not be used for any commercial activity. Every school should devote a minimum number of periods for teaching various subjects as per the syllabi and course, prescribed by the board. No coaching or parallel classes that affect a school’s regular timetable or diverts the focus of students from regular course of study should be held in the school.
Unfortunately, there are many schools violating the CBSE circular on the same. It leaves no option left with the students as well as the parents. I suggest the government must take strict actions against the defaulters. Moreover, we need to improve the quality of education so that our students can crack these prestigious competitive examinations. I hope my views will be wellappreciated by the audience. Thank you and have a nice day.
