RASHTRIYA MADHYAMIKA SHIKSHA ABHIYAN

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

ZILLA PANCHAYATH, SHIMOGA

SCHOOL DEVELOPMENT PLAN

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GOVT HIGH SCHOOL CHITTUR

UDAGANI POST SORAB TALUK
SHIVAMOGGA DIST

PIN 577447
PH NO : 9880143368
ghschitoor@gmail.com

PREFACE
RASTRIYA MADHYAMIKA SHIKSHANA
ABHIYANA 2009-2017 know that Education is for life
and not for livelihood so RMSA is the unique plan to
progress the high school Education After success of Sarva
Shiksha Abhiyana. The Government impressed and thinks
about carryout the Madhyamika Shikshana Abhiyana The
high school will certainly develop and

progress by this

yojana . In this view Rashtriya Madhyamik Shikshan Abhiyan

is really an effective program to enrich the high school
education. The program includes providing all the necessary
primary needs. Surely this will help in giving a standard
level of education.
A team of all the subject teachers led by a
head master has been striving hard in this regards. the
SDMC with the cooperation of the prominent people of the
locality has been trying its best to develop the school to its
full extent. yet the school lacks certain infrastructure which
it hopes to fulfil in coming days with the support of RMSA
plans.

Here the first chapter deals with the school

back ground , Geographical background of area, Historical
background,

Agricultural

background,

Personally

back

ground village Population.

In

the

second

chapter

we

see

the

educational

description. The statisticsof secondary education. Teacher

information, The physical facilities the school has and also
the needs etc.
The third chapter deals with the on going programmes
that is about text books, uniforms, scholarships, mid day
meals, bycical distribution and other programmes.
We can see the free project activities that the programs
before going to planning. Thats in the forth chapter.

INDEX
AIMS OF RASHTRIYA MADHYAMIKA SHIKSHA
ABHIYANA.
DEVELOPMENT AND MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE

PLANNING COMMITTEE
INTRODUCTION
SCHOOL BACKGROUND
GEOGRAPHICAL BACKGROUND
HISTIRICAL BACKGROUND
POPULATION
A TEAM OF TEACHER
s s l c result yearwise
PROGRAMME TO IMPROVE SSLC RESULT
OUR SCHOOL FACILITIES FOR STUDENTS.

Access Position

SECONDARY EDUCATION
ADMISSION PARTICULARS
EXISTING INFRASTRUCTURE
ON GOING PROGRAMMES
RMSA SCHOOL INFORMATION TABLES

AIMS OF RASHTRIYA MADHYAMIKA

SHIKSHA ABHIYANA.
To provide universal access in admission.
To improve the quality of secondary education
To identify the drop-outs.
To implement common system of secondary
education,
To provide basic infrastructure facilities.
To find the solution for lack of regularity in
attendance.
To reduce the rate of illiteracy.
To improve the participation in social and political
life of society.
To eradicate the blind believes.
To ensure the development of human personality.

To

promote

understanding,

tolerance

and

friendship among all.

To bring equality between men and women.

SCHOOL DEVELOPMENT AND MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE

S No

NAME

DESIGNATION

Sri Madhu Bangarappa, MLA Sorab

President

Sri Rajappa M
Sri Maruthi K H

Member
Member

Sri Pashupathi
Sri Jana Naik

Member
Member

Sri Jabhir Sab

Smt. Nagarathna

Member
Member

Smt.Renukamma
Smt.Nethramma

Member
Member

10

Smt. Shashikala

Member

2
3
4
5
6
7
8

DESIGNATED MEMBERS
1

Sri Hunavalli Gangadharappa.

Designation Member

Member zill Panchayath Shimoga

Smt Rajeshwari Rajappa

Designation Member

Member Taluk Panchayath Sorab

Smt Hemavathi

Designation Member

President Gram Panchayath Chittur

Sri Shashikala

Designation Member

Anganavadi Teacher
Sri Manohara M H
High school Head master Chittur

Secretary

NOMINATED MEMBERS

Sri Eshwarappa.

Retired Teacher

Sri Shubhashchanda

Gramabhiruddi Samithi

Srinivasa M
Jyothi G

10th Standar
10th Standard

PLANNING COMMITTEE
S No

NAME

DESIGNATION

Sri Madhu Bangarappa

MLA Sorab
Smt, Hemavathi

SDMC President
Grama Panchatath

All Members
Sri. Manohara M H

President Chittur
SDMC
HM

Sri Raghupathi S

P E Teacher

Sri Jayaprakash R S

Asst. Teacher

Sri Nagana gowda Halabavi

Asst. Teacher

Sri Sheshappa K R

Asst. Teacher

Sri Syed hyder basha

Asst. Teacher

Smt.Parvathamma M O

Asst. Teacher

2
3

10

INTRODUCTION
SCHOOL BACKGROUND
Government High school Chittur, This school was
opened in the academic year 2003-04. It is an independent
High school at present But before that it has passed some
stages.
Initiolly the school was an Upgraded school with
GHPS Chittur There was 1 to 7th that Classes in GHPS and
the 8th one combined and became the Upgraded school.
This Like conversion of GHPS

happened in the academic

year 2003-04. The school started on 21:07:2003.

The same academic year the Government High
school started independently and the GHPS remains 1 to 7 th
as before. Initially the GHS Chittur had only 8 th class with 35
students and there was only one Teacher. The next

academic year that was in 2004 and 2005 both 8 th and 9th
classes had 51 and 37 students respectively.

The number of Teacher also increased Further

it became three classes 8th,9th,and 10th in 2005-06 with total
strength of 169.
The tourning point was that High school converted in to
Government composite high school Chittur in the academic
year 2007-08, it had 1 to 10 th standards with two sections of
primary and high school There were 5 teachers in primary
section and 6 in high school section. The entire educational
programs went successfully.
But The composite High school Dropped, it run only
two years. academic year 2009-10 again the school acting
as Government High school Chittur independently having
8th, 9th, and 10th classes.
At present there are three buildings one is NABARD
plan

with

rooms,

2nd

one

is

MALANADU

PRADESHABHIRUDDI MANDALI scheme two rooms and third

one is RIDF plan 13th and 14th scheme three rooms. Totally
now has own building of 8 rooms. Now The school worked

school work for student with dedication, determination and

child oriented Education.

GEOGRAPHICAL BACKGROUND
The GHS situated at Chittur in sorab taluk of
shivamogga district. The Chittur a cultured village needs of
school because essential for the students. The village
Chittur situated at the border of sorab taluk and is near to
shikaripura taluk. Itss a place of half hill region. Average
temperate Zone it has. It has the Maximum temperature 36 0
C in summer in winter 100 C.

The soil here is black and red its very much

suitable for growing paddy, cotton, Areca nut, Ground nut
etc. the rain comes seasonally. The people depend upon the
rain and also they had dry farming. The one big reservoir is
the only source of water for Chittur 500 acre farm get live
from this reservoir.

Once upon time the dence forest was there but now
converted into dry lands. The trees here growing are honne,

Nandi, Teak, Matti, Hunalu etc, and some bushes and shrubs
are there in Chittur.

HISTIRICAL BACKGROUND
When we see the historical background of
Chittur. The local inscriptions give information all about.
The king Chattarasa lived and ruled this area in 9 th
or 10th century He made this chittur as big capital It was
calling Chattarasapura in his period that continues with a
slight change and now we Know it as chittur.
The king Chattarasa built some forts around the
village to protect his kingdom and now we can see its ruins,
To the north of the chittur there was a big reservoir built
about 10 acres . this may his idea to strike the enemies
attack from northern side and also the idea of welfare as it
provides irrigation for 500 acre farm. The king gave
encouragement to religious beliefs . He was the devotee of
god he gave importance for worshipping . there are 3
beautiful temples we can see today they were built in his
period of 10th century they are

 Sri Ramanatheswara
Sri Hala siddeswar
Sri Narayanaswamy.
Thes temples are reconstructed recently.

POPULATION
The chittur is a big village here the Total
strength of people almost more than 1000 according
to the census we can classify like below.
THE POPULATION SITUATIONS INDICADES.
SI NO YEAR
MALE
1
1979-1980
346
2
1989-1990
418
3
1999-2000
580
4
2010-2011
724

FEMALE
372
410
512
582

TOTAL
718
828
1092
1306

We can see the slowly evolving

population, Increasing about 100-200 range.
Below the poverty line- 46%
Midle class people

38%

Rich people

16%

A TEAM OF TEACHER

Sri. Manohara M H

Head
master

2 Sri Raghupathi S

PE
Teacher

3 Sri Jayaprakash R
S

4 Sri Nagana gowda

Halabavi

5 Sri Sheshappa K R

Asst.
Teacher

Asst.
Teacher

Asst.
Teacher

6 Sri Syed hyder

basha

Asst.
Teacher

7 Smt.Parvathamma Asst.
Teacher
MO

Sri Fayaz Ahmed

Gudagi

SDA

Sri
parashuramappa

D Group

GOVT HIGH SCHOOL CHITTUR

s s l c result yearwise
s
no

YEAR

APPEA
R

PASS

PERCENTAGE

2005-06

33

22

66.66

2006-07

50

30

60

2007-08

52

27

51.92

2008-09

42

28

66.62

2009-10

40

28

70

2010-11

39

32

82.02

2011-12

26

24

92.03

2012-13

47

39

80.85

SSLC RESULT YEARWISE

100

92.03

90
80
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0

82.02
66.66

66.62

60
51.92

80.85

70
PERCENTAGE

PROGRAMME TO IMPROVE SSLC

RESULTS

Take up group studies.

Introduce time management.
Focus on revision.
Remedial teaching for slow learners.
Special classes have to be conducted before school
hours for students who had scored less than 40% in the
previous exam.
conduct group studies wherein bright students as well
as poor performers should be involved.
Classroom teaching should be student-oriented.
Audio visual teaching
quizzes,
Discussions. Activity-based learning should be given
importance.
make students write more and errors such as spelling
mistakes should be rectified on the spot.
Adopt class 10 students and give them special
attention.
Parents-teachers meeting should be held once every
month.
Personal counselling must be held for the SSLC
students.
Analysis model question papers and conduct exams
every month.

Co-operation from the S.D.M.C parents, teachers, &

students.
Assembly questions during prayer.

OUR SCHOOL FACILITIES FOR STUDENTS.

FREE SOLAR LIGHT DISTRIBUTION.
( light for Education programme )
SCHOLARSHIP FOR ALL STUDENTS
MERIT SCHOLARSHIP.
FREE TEXT BOOKS DISTRIBUTION.
FREE UNIFORM DISTRIBUTION. ( 2 Set )
FREE BICYCLE DISTRIBUTION.
FREE ID CARD DISTRIBUTION.
O BALANCE BANK ACOUNT FOR ALL
GOOD LIBRARY
COMPUTER EDUCATION.
GOOD PLAY GROUND.
AKSHARA DASHOHA. ( MID DAY MEALS)
MILK DISTRIBUTION.
MAPS AND CHARTS FOR ALL SUBJECTS.

Audio visual teaching

Science lab.
Medical facilities to all students(Ex Health card etc.)
Sports & other facility to CWSN P.C students.
Inspir award.
Prathiba karanji (for allround development)
Child center Education.
WELL DESIGHN EDUCATIONAL TOUR

ACCESS POSITION
Education is a power. It enables the children to
lead their life effectively. So the children need quality
education.

So

parents

search

for

the

school

which

encourages the students towards proper competencies.

Students from various villages come here for
education. Malalikoppa is 2Km, Indihalli is 3Km, Hesari and
Shadalakoppa are 4Km, karekoppa is 2Km.
Students studied in this high school travel either
to

shiralakoppa(9kms),

Sorab(28Kms)

shikaripura(16kms)

or

to

for college education to study from PU

education and graduation.

Students have to go to Shimoga or other
universities to study their post graduations.

DISE CODES OF THE FEEDING HIGHER PRIMARY SCHOOLS

HPS CHITTUR
HPS INDIHALLI

29150630301
29150630305

SECONDARY EDUCATION
Here the students get secondary
education in our school. Chittur and also
villages around are getting use of this. The
Education is improving now days before it
mainly

girls

missing

education

facilities.

There were so many resons for this. No roads

or buses, no schools and collages nearby
and the people were very poor and healpless
for providing the education for their children.
The Table below shows the eleven year
statistics

of

providing

our

the

secondary

school

We

can

Education
see

the

increasing of admission because Quality of

Education with the Government facilities.

ADMISSION PARTICULARS OF YEAR 2

SC
Class

8
9
10
TOTAL

ST

MINORITY

OBC

BOY
S

GIRLS

TOTAL

BOY
S

GIRLS

TOTAL

BOY
S

GIRLS

TOTAL

BOY
S

GIRL
S

1
1

2
2

--

17
17

15
15

ADMISSION PARTICULARS OF YEAR 2

SC
Class

ST

MINORITY

OBC

BOY
S

GIRLS

TOTAL

BOY
S

GIRLS

TOTAL

BOY
S

GIRLS

TOTAL

BOY
S

GIRL
S

19

21

--

17

17

10

TOTAL

11

36

38

ADMISSION PARTICULARS OF YEAR 2

SC
Class

ST

MINORITY

OBC

BOY
S

GIRLS

TOTAL

BOY
S

GIRLS

TOTAL

BOY
S

GIRLS

TOTAL

BOY
S

GIRL
S

13

32

25

23

20

10

16

15

TOTAL

10

14

24

10

71

60

ADMISSION PARTICULARS OF YEAR 2

SC
Class

ST

MINORITY

OBC

BOY
S

GIRLS

TOTAL

BOY
S

GIRLS

TOTAL

BOY
S

GIRLS

TOTAL

BOY
S

GIRL
S

23

25

10

29

25

10

21

20

TOTAL

10

13

23

12

71

70

ADMISSION PARTICULARS OF YEAR 2

SC
Class

ST

MINORITY

OBC

BOY
S

GIRLS

TOTAL

BOY
S

GIRLS

TOTAL

BOY
S

GIRLS

TOTAL

BOY
S

GIRL
S

20

20

28

10

24

18

TOTAL

10

19

53

66

ADMISSION PARTICULARS OF YEAR 2

SC
Class

ST

MINORITY

OBC

BOY
S

GIRLS

TOTAL

BOY
S

GIRLS

TOTAL

BOY
S

GIRLS

TOTAL

BOY
S

GIRL
S

13

20

21

10

19

17

TOTAL

10

10

20

41

58

ADMISSION PARTICULARS OF YEAR 2

SC
Class

ST

MINORITY

OBC

BOY
S

GIRLS

TOTAL

BOY
S

GIRLS

TOTAL

BOY
S

GIRLS

TOTAL

BOY
S

GIRL
S

19

11

22

10

19

TOTAL

13

11

24

39

50

ADMISSION PARTICULARS OF YE
SC
Class

ST

MINORITY

OBC

BOY
S

GIRLS

TOTAL

BOY
S

GIRLS

TOTAL

BOY
S

GIRLS

TOTAL

BOY
S

GIRL
S

10

13

29

20

10

12

21

TOTAL

14

10

24

45

59

ADMISSION PARTICULARS OF YEAR 2

SC
Class

ST

MINORITY

OBC

BOY
S

GIRLS

TOTAL

BOY
S

GIRLS

TOTAL

BOY
S

GIRLS

TOTAL

BOY
S

GIRL
S

18

24

11

16

28

10

14

TOTAL

11

20

48

59

ADMISSION PARTICULARS OF YEAR 2

SC
Class

ST

MINORITY

OBC

BOY
S

GIRLS

TOTAL

BOY
S

GIRLS

TOTAL

BOY
S

GIRLS

TOTAL

BOY
S

GIRL
S

10

29

22

19

25

10

14

26

TOTAL

12

12

24

62

73

ADMISSION PARTICULARS OF YEAR 2

SC
Class

ST

MINORITY

OBC

BOY
S

GIRLS

TOTAL

BOY
S

GIRLS

TOTAL

BOY
S

GIRLS

TOTAL

BOY
S

GIRL
S

10

27

22

27

22

10

20

23

TOTAL

12

19

74

67

EXISTING

INFRASTRUCTURE

CLASS ROOM

HM ROOM

OFFICE ROOM

LIBRARY

STAFF ROOM

COMPUTER ROOM

TOILET BLOCK

DRINKING WATER

KITCHEN ROOM

10

BOREWELL / OPEN WELL

11

COMPUTER

12

LCD PROJECTOR

13

XEROX MACHINE / PRINTER

14

SCANNER

15

MIC SET

16

PLAY GROUND(IN SQ MTS)

12000 sqf

17

SPORTS METIRIALS

sufficient

18

DESKS

sufficient

19

ALMERA

sufficient

20

LIBRARY BOOKS

11

2000

ON GOING PROGRAMMES

FREE TEXT BOOK FACILITY

The state Government has providing the free text
books facilities for the students. Our school also obtained this
facility. Government has supplied free text books for all classes not
considering the casts and status. Students are beneficiaries, the
main aim of government is to bring up quality among the children
and shed down the load to the parents.
S
No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11

Year

Boys

Girls

Total

2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
2011-12
2012-13
2013-14

18
41
90
93
70
56
58
64
62
81
87

17
47
79
89
78
72
66
73
74
88
84

35
88
169
82
148
128
124
137
136
169
171

*UNIFO

RM *
Uniforms are being supplied by the Government
for all the students irrespective of cast and economical status to
maintain quality. Since 2012-13 second set uniforms for the 8 th std.
Students are being given on the cast of 200/- per set. It is very
useful for the students to wear the uniform regularly even in rainy
season.

Govt supplied blue uniform

School uniform

second set unform for 8th

stsndard students (white and white)

FREE BICYCLE
It is one of the remarkable programme of the
Karnataka govt for the 8th class students . it is very usefull for
rural area students to maintain regular attendance.

AKSHARA DASOHA (MID DAY MEALS)

Mid day meal service is an excellent programme
which could help the students to be active throughout a day. All the
students of our school are the beneficiary. The admission and
attendance of the students were increasing in all schools as our
school.

DHYANCHANA SPORTS CLUB

Many sports activities have been conducted. Groups
,Games, Athletics, Indoor and Outdoor games are being trained by
the physical education teacher grade-1.

Sports
practice

District level participated Kho Kho Team

Our school Kho Kho team continiously participated District

level sports through the department
KARATE
Physical education teacher has got 13days
training to train karate for girls, and also karate specialist
(Blackbelt) used to come and train girls twice in a week at the
beginning. This programme really appreciable because
students are in secured due to their gender issue. If they learn
techniques for self protection they will survive in any
circumstances. 82 girls are taking benefit of this opportunity
and they are very happy to learn.

DHATHRI ECO CLUB

We have DHATHRI ECO CLUB, it was established
in the year 2004-05 for the activities financial support is
being given by RMSA. Science teacher is in charge of this club.

Activities taken up were discussions awareness programmes,

camps, rallies, plantations, cleanliness, speech compitations on
topic. Global warming causes and effects, environment
pollution etc,. and other environment awareness programmes
etc,

Prathibha Karanji & cultural

Students are selected at the school level
competitions to participate at the talents level and district
level. This programme is very helpful to expose their children
talent to draw at and bring up this talent Prathibha Karanji
plays a major role in academic section.

*SCHOLARSHIPS*
Govt. has been encouraging the students by giving
them

scholarships.

SC/ST,

BCM

students

were

the

beneficiaries. Our students get use of this. they obtained from

the starting academic year. Below statistics shown this

Educational vocation guidance and personal

counseling centre.
The centre was opened during 2012-13
the
activities. Students will be informed about the various career
opportunities in educational, vocational different jobs that they can
attain after the completion of SSLC. Guests are invited to give
guidance of available opportunities in their departments. Specially
trained teacher guides them for competitive exams. Students, who
have exam fear, learning problems, problem of adjustment at the
school etc,. are being personally councelled by the teacher.

HEALTH PROGRAMMES
Free health checkup twice in a year, weekly once Ferrous
sulphate and Folic acid, Albendezole for once in a six months, milk for 3
days weekly.