
Panchayat, aided schools in Tiruchi district bag awards for excellence in teaching, better enrolment
The Hindu
Two panchayat union schools and a government-aided school in Tiruchi have bagged the Tamil Nadu Government’s Best School awards for 2023-24
Two panchayat union schools and a government-aided school in Tiruchi have bagged the Tamil Nadu Government’s Best School awards for 2023-24.
Subbiah Memorial Middle School in Thennur, Panchayat Union Middle School at Pambattipatti village in Vaiyampatti block, and Panchayat Union Middle School at Mela Arasur village in Pullambadi block have been selected as the best schools in the district for excellence in terms of enrolment and academic performance.
Every year, the State government gives awards to three best schools in a district. The schools are assessed on various parameters, including basic infrastructure, quality of education and teaching practices, technology-enabled teaching, development of the school, and activities done by students.
Subbiah Memorial Middle School in Thennur has a strength of 200 and seven teachers. The school has smart classes, projectors, computers, televisions, a laboratory, and a library. With only 10 classrooms, the school manages to excel in terms of academics and student enrolment. Spoken English, yoga, abacus, Bharatanatyam, and Silambattam classes are being taught to the students.
The school has recorded a significant increase in strength. “We aim to improve the school on par with private schools. Lately, parents have evinced interest in enrolling their children here, and the student strength has doubled in the last five years,” said K.S. Jeevanandhan, headmaster of the school.
The Breakfast Bank Scheme, an innovative effort to assure food availability for students, was introduced in 2022, where people are asked to leave groceries that are used to prepare breakfast for students at the breakfast bank.
The Panchayat Union Middle School at Pambattipatti is equipped with a smart class, television sets, and internet connection to enable interactive learning experience. Students are engaged in sports and other extracurricular activities.

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