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School Education Department decides to start Gender Sensitisation Project in government schools

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Updated At : 03:28 AM Apr 19, 2021 IST

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Chandigarh, April 18

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The Punjab School Education Department has decided to start Gender Sensitisation Project in government schools across the state. The aim of this project is to sensitise students in various ways.

As part of these efforts, the Gender Sensitisation Project is being launched during the 2021-22 academic session for students of VI to VIII classes. This project will be implemented in all government schools.

All the District Mentors (DMs) will act as Master Trainers for ‘Welcome Life’ and Block Mentors (BMs) will be master trainer for Gender Sensitization Project. The ‘Welcome Life’ project has already started. For these projects, DMs and BMs will be given online training in different batches from April 19 to April 30. The training will be conducted from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Meanwhile, training will not be held on April 21 and April 24 to 26.

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