4 HMs from Trichy among 100 to be awarded Arignar Anna award
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The state govt along with the help of school education department also will hand over professor Anbazhagan awards to best performing schools at an event to be held in Trichy on July 6.
P Amsavalli from Puthur corporation elementary school, R Marseline from Regina Mary panchayat union middle school in Pappampatti in Vayampatti block, N P Murugesan from govt high school in Poonampallyam, Manchanallur block, are E Rajashree from govt higher secondary in S Ayaampalayam, Manchanallur block are selected from Trichy district.
They will be honoured with a shield and a 10 lakh fund for their school's infrastructure development.
Official sources said these HMs were selected based on various parameters such as contribution to improve education, admission, result, cleanliness of the campus, and a longer pattern of the school performance overall. "A separate panel with academicians and authorities assessed their reports and based on that, the selection was forwarded to the state authorities, " a source said.
"Our school is in a remote location and people who come to study here are very common people but we still had 101 admission this year, taking the total to 435. With the 10 lakh funds, we will push for things like setting up a stage," Murugesan.
Professor Anbazhagan award also will be given to 76 schools across the state that have excelled. In Trichy, two govt schools - Puthur corporation elementary school and Syed Murtaza govt higher secondary school have been selected. A 10 lakh amount will be provided for campus infrastructure.
Meanwhile, preparations are underway for the statewide event in Trichy in whcih school education minister Anbil Mahesh Poyyamozhi and minister K N Nehru will take part.
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