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Maharashtra Schools Reopen: New Curriculum, Exciting Welcome!
14 Jun
Summary
- Maharashtra schools reopen Monday for new academic year with new curriculum.
- New timetable outlines 237 working days, including 210 teaching days.
- Teachers undergo training for new curriculum, aligning with NEP 2020.
Students across Maharashtra are returning to classrooms on Monday for the new academic year, greeted with welcome ceremonies and special orientation programs. Government, Zilla Parishad, municipal, and aided schools have prepared campuses to ensure a memorable first day.
The state education department has released a subject-wise timetable for Grades III, IV, and VI, clarifying the weekly teaching schedule under the revised curriculum. The academic year will consist of 237 working days.
This includes 210 days for classroom teaching, 14 for examinations, and 13 for co-curricular activities. The timetable specifies weekly periods for subjects like Marathi, regional languages, and mathematics.
Teachers and principals expressed relief and preparedness with the timetable's release, enabling them to structure lessons effectively. The new framework will be mandatory for Grades III, IV, and VI, with plans to extend it to other grades.
Maharashtra is progressively rolling out its new school curriculum, developed by Balbharati, in alignment with the National Education Policy 2020, with further phases planned through 2029.
