News Topic:Directorate of School Education Kashmir

6-year-old Kashmiri girl’s video message to PM Modi pays off

Moved by the six-year-old girl’s video message to Narendera Modi, the J&K LG Manoj Sinha directed for easing the burden of homework.

DSEK to start Radio classes for students from tomorrow

The School Education department on Tuesday said that it will commence with Radio classes for 5th to 8th standard students on Wednesday.

Amid closure of schools, regular tele-classes likely for students

Amid the continuous closure of schools due to spike in COVID-19 cases, the government is mulling to start regular tele-classes for students.

In Kashmir, schools to install signboards with tricolour in background

The School Education Department has directed all the institutions to install signboards with tricolour of national flag in the background.

Schools to reopen on Monday for classes 6th to 8th

The Government said only upper primary schools will reopen on March 8 while the primary schools are rescheduled to reopen from March 15.

In J&K, schools to reopen in ‘staggered manner’

Government on Monday ordered the opening of all schools in Kashmir Valley in a staggered manner from next month.

Schools in Kashmir to reopen in March: DSEK

The authorities on Friday said that all the government and private schools in Kashmir valley will reopen on March 1 after eight months.

Govt approves Winter Tutorials for Class 8th to 12th

SRINAGAR — The Jammu and Kashmir government on Saturday approved holding of Winter Camps and Tutorials for 8th to 10th standard in Kashmir division.According...

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