è RIGHTS TO FREE AND COMPULSORY EDUCATION ACT, 2009:
86th Amendment to the
Indian Constitution has heralded the ‘Right to education Act’, 2009 giving a
legal framework to article 45 under the directive principles. This act
implemented from 1st April 2010 has seven chapters.
v SALIENT FEATURES:
♦ All children from age six to 14 have a right
to receive free and compulsory education.
♦ Children who could not continue their studies
are eligible to join this standard appropriate to the age after getting
appropriate special training.
♦ Children have the right to leave one school
and join another school. This provision is applicable only within government
and aided schools.
♦ It is the responsibility of the government and
local bodies to establish schools in the neighborhoods of pupils which do not
have schools, whether three years of passing this act.
♦ Funding for implementing this act is the
responsibility of the central and state government.
♦ There should not be any discrimination against
the disadvantaged group and weaker sections of the society in the matter of
admitting students in schools.
♦ Every child should be assured of quality
education.
♦ Training of teachers, preparation of
curriculum and subject content should be ready for implementing the act within
a time frame.
♦ Demanding capitation fees is a criminal
offence, punishable under law.
♦ No screening test, either for the child or the
parent should be conducted.
♦ No certificate of birth to prove the age of
pupil should be demanded at the time of admission.
♦ No child should be held back or sent out
before completing its elementary education.
♦ No private schools should be started without
the approval of the government or the authorized agency.
♦ Government permission and recognition should
not be granted to schools which do not have the prescribed standards.
♦ School Management Committee should be formed
in such a way that ¾ of them are parents, and half of the members are women.
And this committee will prepare developmental plans for the school.
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