SARVA SHIKSHA ABHIYAN

TAMIL NADU

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Tamil Nadu State Mission of Education for All

State Project Directorate

Tamil Nadu

Tamil Nadu State Mission of Education for All

Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan

Thiru. Dr. Kalaignar M. Karunanidhi Hon’ble Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu

Chairman, Governing Council.

Thiru. Thangam Thennarasu

Hon’ble Minister for School Education,

Government of Tamil Nadu.

Thiru. M. Kutralingam, I.A.S.,

Principal Secretary to Government

School Education Department.

Thiru.R.Venkatesan, I.A.S.,

State Project Director

Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan

Chennai – 600 006.

Thiru.M.P.Vijayakumar, I.A.S., State Project Director (Retd.)

Honorary Advisor

Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan

Chennai – 600 006.

PREFACE

Statistical data form the basis for any exercise in planning. They are

all the more imperative when a set of objectives are to be achieved within a

given time frame. SSA is a time-bound programme. Therefore, the periodical

progress of all activities of the Mission needs to be constantly monitored and

evaluated in the context of the objectives to be achieved. Here lies the

importance of quality of data. Under SSA, persistent efforts are made in Tamil

Nadu to improve the quality of data which is used both as a tool for planning

and monitoring. This issue of Handbook 2010 presents a quick look at the vital

parameters of Elementary Education in the State. This Handbook will be of

immense use not only to the Directorates of School Education Departments

but also to the other related departments.

I would like to appreciate the efforts of all the officers and staff of

the MIS division of this Directorate in carefully compiling the data of all the

Districts and bringing out this Handbook in time.

Constructive Suggestions for further improvement of this publication

are welcome.

Date: .04.2010 R.Venkatesan

State Project Director

PROJECT DIRECTORS

DPEP/SSA

S.No. Name Period

1. Thiru. S. Paramasivan (DPEP)

03.11.1994 to 07.07.1998

2. Thiru. P. Soundararajan (DPEP)

07.07.1998 to 03.12.2001

3. Thiru. S. Chandrasekaran 04.12.2001 to 30.06.2004

4. Thiru. T.K. Ramachandran I.A.S., 30.06.2004 to 07.08.2006

5. Dr. P. Perumalsamy (i/c.) Director, DTERT, Chennai.

09.08.2006 to 16.11.2006

6.

Thiru. M.P. Vijayakumar I.A.S.,

16.11.2006 - 31.07.2008

7 Thiru. R.Venkatesan I.A.S.,

1.08.2008 –

CONTENTS S. No. Title Page No.

1 The Right of Free and Compulsory Act 2009 1

2 Important events in the SSA Project Period 2-4

3 Norms for Interventions under SSA 5-15

4 SSA Four Tier Committee 16-18

5 State Project Directorate - Officers/Staff posts 19

6 District Project Office – Officers/Staff Posts 20

7 District wise No. of BRCs, CRC and VEC/WEC 21

8 No. of BRC/UCRC and Resource Persons 22

9 Disrtict wise Educational Districts , Blocks, Revenue Villages ,

Village Panchayats and Habitations

23

10 Demographic Profile 24-26

DATA TABLES Table No. Title Page No.

1 Districtwise Area and Population – Census 2001 27-28

2 District wise Literacy Rate – Census 2001 29

3 District wise Population – Household Survey 2005 30-31

4 House Hold Survey –School Age Population-2005 32-35

5 School Age Population-2006-07 36-39

6 School Age Population-2007-08 40-43

7 School Age Population-2008-09 44-47

8 School Age Population-2009-10 48-51

9 District wise school access to schoolage population – 2009-10 52

10 Habitations and Access (Primary)- 2009 53

11 Habitations and Access (Upper Primary)- 2009 54-55

12 Total No. of Schools 2001-02 to 2009-10 56-60

13 Districtwise Schools by category 2004-05 61-63

14 District wise schools by category 2005-06 64-65

15 District wise schools by category 2006-07 66-68

16 District wise schools by category 2007-08 69-70

17 District wise schools by category 2008-09 71-72

18 District wise schools by category 2009-10 73-75

19 District wise schools by Age 2009-10 76-81

20 District wise No. of primary schools opened and No. of Teachers

appointed under SSA 2001-02 to 2009-10 82-83

21 District wise No. of Upper primary schools opened and No. of Teachers

appointed under SSA 2001-02 to 2009-10 84-85

22 District wise Enrolment in Primary 2003-04 86

23 District wise Enrolment in Primary 2004-05 87

24 District wise Enrolment in Primary 2005-06 88

25 District wise Enrolment in Primary 2006-07 89

Table

No. Title Page No.

26 District wise Enrolment in Primary 2007-08 90

27 District wise Enrolment in Primary 2008-09 91

28 District wise Enrolment in Primary 2009-10 92

29 District wise Enrolment in Upper Primary 2003-04 93

30 District wise Enrolment in Upper Primary 2004-05 94

31 District wise Enrolment in Upper Primary 2005-06 95

32 District wise Enrolment in Upper Primary 2006-07 96

33 District wise Enrolment in Upper Primary 2007-08 97

34 District wise Enrolment in Upper Primary 2008-09 98

35 District wise Enrolment in Upper Primary 2009-10 99

36 District wise Enrolment in Primary & Upper Primary 2003-04 100

37 District wise Enrolment in Primary &Upper Primary 2004-05 101

38 District wise Enrolment in Primary & Upper Primary 2005-06 102

39 District wise Enrolment in Primary & Upper Primary 2006-07 103

40 District wise Enrolment in Primary & Upper Primary 2007-08 104

41 District wise Enrolment in Primary & Upper Primary 2008-09 105

42 District wise Enrolment in Primary & Upper Primary 2009-10 106

43 District wise Enrolment – Minorities -2005-06 107

44 District wise Enrolment – Minorities -2006-07 108

45 District wise Enrolment – Minorities -2007-08 109

46 District wise Enrolment – Minorities -2008-09 110

47 District wise Enrolment – Minorities -2000-10 111

48 Gender Gap – Primary –ALL 2006-07 to 2009-10 112

49 Gender Gap – Upper Primary –ALL 2006-07 to 2009-10 113

50 District wise V Std. & VIII std pass Percentage – ALL - 2004-05 114

51 District wise V Std. & VIII std pass Percentage – ALL- 2005-06 115

52 District wise V Std. & VIII std pass Percentage – ALL- 2006-07 116

52a District wise V Std. & VIII std pass Percentage - SC 2006-07 117

52b. District wise V Std. & VIII std pass Percentage - ST 2006-07 118

53 District wise V Std. & VIII std pass Percentage - ALL 2007-08 119

53a. District wise V Std. & VIII std pass Percentage - SC 2007-08 120

53b District wise V Std. & VIII std pass Percentage - ST 2007-08 121

54 District wise V Std. & VIII std pass Percentage - ALL 2008-09 122

54a. District wise V Std. & VIII std pass Percentage - SC 2008-09 123

54b. District wise V Std. & VIII std pass Percentage - ST 2008-09 124

55 District wise V Std. & VIII std pass Percentage - ALL 2009-10 125

55a District wise V Std. & VIII std pass Percentage - SC 2009-10 126

55b. District wise V Std. & VIII std pass Percentage - ST 2009-10 127

Table

No. Title Page No.

56 District wise Teachers in Primary Schools 2001-02 to 2009-10 128-132

57 District wise Teachers in Upper Primary Schools 2001-02 to 2009-10 133-137

58 District wise Teachers in P & UP ( Management wise) 2004-05 138

59 District wise Teachers in Primary Schools (Management wise) 2005-06 139

60 District wise Teachers in Upper Primary Schools (Management wise)

2005-06 140

61 District wise Teachers in Primary Schools (Management wise) 2006-07 141

62 District wise Teachers in Upper Primary Schools (Management wise)

2006-07 142

63 District wise Teachers in Primary Schools (Management wise) 2007-08 143-144

64 District wise Teachers in Upper Primary Schools (Management wise)

2007-08 145-146

65 District wise Teachers in Primary Schools (Management wise) 2008-09 147-148

66 District wise Teachers in Upper Primary Schools (Management wise)

2008-09 149-150

67 District wise Teachers in Primary Schools (Management wise) 2009-10 151-152

68 District wise Teachers in Upper Primary Schools (Management wise)

2009-10 153-154

69 District wise Progress in NER – Primary – ALL – 2002-2009 155-157

70 District wise Progress in NER – Primary – SC – 2002-2009 158-160

71 District wise Progress in NER – Primary – ST – Boys 2002-2009 161-163

72 District wise Progress in NER – Upper Primary – ALL – 2002-2009 164-166

73 District wise Progress in NER – Upper Primary – SC – 2002-2009 167-169

74 District wise Progress in NER – Upper Primary – ST – Boys 2002-2009 170-172

75 District wise Progress in GER – Upper Primary – ALL – 2005-2009 173-174

76 District wise Progress in GER – Upper Primary – ALL -2005-2009 175-176

77 District wise Completion Rate - Primary – ALL – 2002-2009 177

78 District wise Completion Rate - Primary – SC – 2002-2009 178

79 District wise Completion Rate - Primary – ST – 2002-2009 179

80 District wise Repetition Rate - Primary – ALL – 2002-2009 180

81 District wise Repetition Rate - Primary – SC – 2002-2009 181

82 District wise Repetition Rate - Primary – ST – 2002-2009 182

83 District wise Dropout Rate - Primary – ALL – 2002-2009 183

84 District wise Dropout Rate - Primary – SC – 2002-2009 184

85 District wise Dropout Rate - Primary – ST – 2002-2009 185

86 District wise Completion Rate - Upper Primary – ALL – 2002-2009 186

87 District wise Completion Rate - Upper Primary – SC – 2002-2009 187

88 District wise Completion Rate - Upper Primary – ST – 2002-2009 188

89 District wise Repetition Rate - Upper Primary – ALL – 2002-2009 189

90 District wise Repetition Rate - Upper Primary – SC – 2002-2009 190

Table No. Title Page No.

91 District wise Repetition Rate - Upper Primary – ST – 2002-2009 191

92 District wise Dropout Rate - Upper Primary – ALL – 2002-2009 192

93 District wise Dropout Rate - Upper Primary – SC – 2002-2009 193

94 District wise Dropout Rate - Upper Primary – ST – 2002-2009 194

95 District wise Trend in Transition rate (V Std. To VI Std) – ALL 2002 -

2009

195-197

96 District wise Trend in Transition rate (V Std. To VI Std) – SC 2002 -2009 198-200

97 District wise Trend in Transition rate (V Std. To VI Std) – ST 2002 -

2009

201-203

98 District wise Trend in Attendance Rate – Primary – ALL – 2002-2009 204

99 District wise Trend in Attendance Rate – Primary –SC– 2002-2009 205

100 District wise Trend in Attendance Rate – Primary –ST– 2002-2009 206

101 District wise Trend in Attendance Rate – Upper Primary –ALL– 2002-

2009

207

102 District wise Trend in Attendance Rate – Upper Primary – SC – 2002-

2009

208

103 District wise Trend in Attendance Rate – Upper Primary – ST – 2002-2009 209

104 District wise PTR – Primary ( Govt. and Local body Schools) 2002 - 2009 210

105 District wise PTR – Upper Primary ( Govt. and Local body Schools) 2002 - 2009 211

106 District wise Programmes in Block Resource Centres (BRC) 2002-2009 212-214

107 District wise Programmes in Cluster Resource Centres (CRC) 2002-2009 215-217

108 District wise In-service Training to Teachers ( Training Days) 2002-2009 218-220

109 District wise Out of school Children Target & Achievement 2002-2009 221-223

110 District wise Enrolment in EGS centres 2003-2004 to 2006-2007 224-225

111 District wise EGS centres upgraded as Primary Schools 226-227

112 Disitrict wise various interventions for Disabled Children 2002- 2009 228-231

113 District wise CWSN Target 2007-2008 232

114 District wise CWSN Target 2008-2009 233

115 District wise CWSN Target 2009-2010 234

116 District wise CWSN Target 2010-11 235

117 District wise No. of disabled children in school and Out of schools by type

2007-08

236-239

118 District wise No. of disabled children in school and Out of schools by type

2008-09

240-244

119 District wise No. of disabled children in school and Out of schools by type

2009-10

245-247

120 District wise No. of disabled children in school and Out of schools by type

2010-11

248-251

121 Grants – School Grant , Maintenance Grant and TLM Grant 2002-2003 252

122 Grants – School Grant , Maintenance Grant and TLM Grant 2003-2004 253

123 Grants – School Grant , Maintenance Grant and TLM Grant 2004-2005 254

124 Grants – School Grant , Maintenance Grant and TLM Grant 2005-2006 255

125 Grants – School Grant , Maintenance Grant and TLM Grant 2006-2007 256

126 Grants – School Grant , Maintenance Grant and TLM Grant 2007-2008 257

127 Grants – School Grant , Maintenance Grant and TLM Grant 2008- 2009 258

128 Grants – School Grant , Maintenance Grant and TLM Grant 2009 259

129 Grants –Maintenance Grant 2009 260

130 Research, Evaluation and Monitoring – 2002-2009 261-264

Table No. Title Page No.

131 ECCE Centres and Enrolment 2002-2009 265-268

132 Girls Education – Beneficiaries 2002-2009 269-271

133 Education of SC/ST Children – Beneficiaries 2002-2009 272-274

134 Computer Aided Learning 2002-2009 275-278

135 Target for Remedial Teaching 2007-08 279

136 Target for Remedial Teaching 2008-09 to 2009-10 280

137 Community Mobilization 2002-2009 281-284

138 Innovative Intervention for Minority Children Education 2008-09 285

139 Innovative Intervention for Minority Children Education 2009-10 286

140 District wise Progress in Civil Works 2001-2009 287-292

141 Details of Educationally Backward Blocks (EBB) 293

142 Details of Model Cluster Schools 2003-2004 to 2006-2007 294

143 NPEGEL, EBBs, MCSs Beneficiaries 2007-2008 295

144 NPEGEL, EBBs, MCSs Beneficiaries 2008-2009 296

145 NPEGEL, EBBs, MCSs Beneficiaries 2009-10 297

146 Type of KGBV schools 298

147 Community wise Enrolment details in KGBV Schools 2005-06 & 2006-07 299

148 Community wise Enrolment details in KGBV Schools 2007-08 299

149 Community wise Enrolment details in KGBV Schools 2008-09 300

150 Community wise Enrolment details in KGBV Schools 2008-09 300

151 SSA Butget Outlay 2001-2009 301

152 SSA – Component wise Budget ( State Consolidation 2003-04 to 2005-06) 302-304

153 SSA – Component wise Budget ( State Consolidation 2006-07 to 2008-09) 305-311

154 SSA – Component wise Budget ( State Consolidation 2009-10 & 2010-11) 312-320

ABBREVIATIONS 321-322

SSA Objectives

All children in school, Education

Guarantee Centre, Alternative School

or ‘Back to School’ Camp by 2005.

Bridge all gender and social Category

gaps at Primary Stage by 2007 and

at Elementary Education level by 2010.

Universal Retention by 2010.

Focus on Elementary education of

Satisfactory quality with emphasis

on Education for life.

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