"A woman with two children is working as a domestic help in a village.

1.	"A woman with two children is working as a domestic help in a village. She wants to educateher children but fails." Visit the office ofthe Sarpanch of the village and get information regardingvarious programmes and policies for free and compulsory cducation. On the basis of informationcollected from the office of the Sarpanch, write a report suggesting the ways to ensure theeducation ofthe Children by the Sarpanch ofthe village.
Answer» Right to Education Act, enacted in the year 2009, states that children who fall in the age group of 6 to 14 are eligible for free education from standard 1 to 8th in a government or aided school. For this Act, the government has laid the following guidelines. Children who are above the age of 14 and have not got the opportunity to study till 8th, can join in lower classes and can complete their education till 8th Children who are poor or underprivileged in some way, can get admission in a private school and can study free of cost till grade 8th. 25% of the seats have to be kept for underprivileged students in class 1 in private schools for free education. A child cannot be forced to give entrance test to get admission nor can he/she be forced to give documents like Transfer Certificate and age proof for admission. All these can be sent as a poster or can be stated in Village Panchayat sessions and could help those children in getting education.

"A woman with two children is working as a domestic help in a village. She wants to educateher children but fails." Visit the office ofthe Sarpanch of the village and get information regardingvarious programmes and policies for free and compulsory cducation. On the basis of informationcollected from the office of the Sarpanch, write a report suggesting the ways to ensure theeducation ofthe Children by the Sarpanch ofthe village.

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Right to Education Act, enacted in the year 2009, states that children who fall in the age group of 6 to 14 are eligible for free education from standard 1 to 8th in a government or aided school. For this Act, the government has laid the following guidelines.

*Children who are above the age of 14 and have not got the opportunity to study till 8th, can join in lower classes and can complete their education till 8th

*Children who are poor or underprivileged in some way, can get admission in a private school and can study free of cost till grade 8th.

*25% of the seats have to be kept for underprivileged students in class 1 in private schools for free education.

*A child cannot be forced to give entrance test to get admission nor can he/she be forced to give documents like Transfer Certificate and age proof for admission.

All these can be sent as a poster or can be stated in Village Panchayat sessions and could help those children in getting education.

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