SDM COLLGE OF EDUCATION, UJIRE

Sub: EDUCATION IN CONTEMPORARY

INDIA
A SEMINAR ON
TYPES OF SCHOOL- State, Aided and
Un- aided
IN RELATION TO FUNDING- State,
Aided and Un-aided
 Submitted by:
Rohini M. K
 TYPES OF SCHOOLS
Introduction:
In Indian education system is given in both
perfectorily and non-perfectorily. Education is
given in perfectorily like schools, colleges, and
universities. They are classified as,
• State
• Aided
• Un-aided
 STATE SCHOOL
• The schools which are established by the state
government are called state or government
school.
• These schools receives all the facilities from
the state government.
• The administration of these schools are fully
controlled by the state government and also
the rules and regulations are formed by the
government.
 Features of State school:
• Government will directly establish the state
schools according to the importance and
suitable place.
• State schools will get all the grants which were
released by the state and central government.
• State should follow the legally decided
curriculum by the state or central
government.
• The curriculum and study materials of all the
state schools will be the same.
• Government will take the responsibility to
appoint the teacher for state schools.
• Government is providing midday meals and
also iron content tablets.
• In these schools medium of instruction is
mother tongue otherwise the importance is
given to regional language.
Salary of staffs
• Head masters - Rs 22800 – Rs 43,200
• Teachers --------17,650 – 32,000
• Clerk ------------ 14,550 – 26,700
• Attender ------- 9600 – 14, 650
Teachers facility:
• Yearly 15CL to 2 RH and 10 E L.
• The maternity leave is available for women
employee for six month with salary.
• Many industries have leave allowance called
paternity leave, which men can allow to stay
with their wife after delivery.
Advantages:
• They provided free education for these who
cannot afford.
• They give reserved seats for SC/ST
background.
• Fees are very less.
• Provides food and clothes to children.
 Disadvantages:
• Some of the school have seen do not have
proper building.
• The teachers aren’t able to focus more
attention on individual students.
• They don’t bother for their education.
 AIDED SCHOOL
These schools are established by private
people with permission of government .After
the service of several years, These schools will
get the aid from governments. This type of
schools are called aided school. These schools
will get all the facilities from the government.
 Features of Aided school:
• These schools are controlled by private people
or management and it should follow the rules
and regulations of state government.
• Aided school will get all the grants which were
released by the state government.
• Aided schools should follow the legally
decided curriculum by the state or central
government.
• These school try to adopts the new teaching
method, but it may not possible for shortage
of aid.
• These school also have strict rules to conduct
the particular co-curricular activity.
• They should follow the rules and regulations
as well as instructions from the state
government.
• Management or headmaster will appoint the
teacher for these schools , but these teachers
should recognized by the state government.
 Un-aided school
• These schools are established by the private
people or institute or trust with permission of
state government. But these schools will not
get any aid from the government. This type of
schools or private schools are called un- aided
or private or independent schools.
• As of march 2006, karnataka had 54,529
primary school with 252,875 teachers .
• Like wise there are 9,499 secondary schools
with 92,287 teachers with 1.384 million
students .
• In india 339.000 school & 69 million student
study in 247,843 private school.
 Features of un-aided school:
• Un-aided school should get permission from the
state or central government for the
establishment.
• These schools will adopt different type of
academic curriculum like CBSE, ICSE, CISCE etc.
• Usually the medium of instruction in un-aided
school is English, they also give provision for
mother tongue and as well as regional language.
• These school do not have any particular co-
curricular activities.
• They can conduct co-curricular action
according to their needs.
• They will appoint the teacher according to the
decision of management or head master.
• The administration of these schools are
controlled by chairmen and other member of
the institution.
 TYPES OF SCHOOLS IN RELATION TO
FUNDING:
• In India education is giving in both perfectorily
and un-perfectorily. Education is giving in
perfectorily like school, college and
universities. They are classified as
• State
• Aided
• Un-aided
 STATE SCHOOL
• The schools which are established by the state
government called state/government schools.
• schools receives all the furniture's from the
state government.
• The administration is fully controlled by the
state government and also the rules and
regulations are formed by the government.
 Funding related to state school:
• Without funding, the schools cannot run, so it
is important in government schools.
• The state government will provide the fund for
the schools building.
• State government will provide the salary for
teaching and non-teaching staffs according to
their experience and job.
• Government provide the fund for furniture's.
 Aided school
• These schools are established by private
peoples with the permission of government.
• Later, after the service of several years, the
government will take care of these schools.
• These aided schools will get all the facilities
from the government.
 Funding related to aided school:
• Management should give funds for the school
building, government do not release any aid
for the school building.
• Government will provide funds for the needed
teaching materials.
• At the beginning management will provide
salary for teaching and non teaching staff ,
but after gathering aid from government,
government will gives salary for the staffs.
• State government is providing funds for
midday meals as like state schools.
• Government and management will give funds
for the furniture's.
 Un-aided school
• These schools are established by the private
people or trust with the permission of state
government.
• These schools will not get any fund from the
government.
 Funding related to un-aided school:
• The management will provide the funds for
school building.
• It is the responsibility of the management to
provide funds for the teaching materials
furniture's other materials, which are necessary
for the school.
• The management will provide the salary for
teaching and non-teaching staff. But the salary is
very less compare to the government teachers.
CONCLUSION:
• The schools which are established by the state
government are called state/government
school.
• The schools are established by private people
with permission of government after the
service of several years, these schools will get
the aid from governments. This type of school
are called aided school.
• The schools are established by the private
people or institute or trust with the
permission of state government. But these
schools will not get any aid from the
government. This type of schools are called
un-aided schools.