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Prepared
                   By
Ammara, Anam, Noureen
 No proper environment
 Small cottage for a large project
 Use of Masjid, Temple for
  schooling
 In the 19th century these
problems occurs
 In20th century advancement
  occurs
 Regular attention
 Continuous assessment
 Good motivation for
  development
 Annual repairing and white
  washing
 Replacement of broken
  furniture
   Changes in library
                  Addition
                  Replacement
                  Up keep of books
    Water fitting
   Electric fitting
   Maintenance of peaceful
    environment
 Open school
 No equipment: Library,
  Laboratory
 Idea of Rabindranath Tagore
 No development in child
  personality of frustrated
  students
 No proper building
 Thinking about necessities
  of school plant
 Policy of education
  commission (1964-66)
   Surrounding of school
   Healthy: Trees, calmness
   Free from disturbance and noise
   Should be spacious enough to meet
    all the requirements of structure
             Playground
             farms, lawns, Shady trees
              cycle stand
   Easily accessible
   Building
   Adequate accommodation for
    various purpose
   Structure should be safe and stable
   Protected by a boundary wall
   Proper ventilation and lighting
   Provision of following rooms
   Proper ventilation and lighting
   Provision of following rooms
            Principle’s room
             School office
             Staff room
            Library
             Assembly hall
            common room etc
   Class rooms, laboratories and
    subject rooms should be
    equipped with adequate
    furniture
   Library
               Well stocked with all
         types of relevant books
              Well furnished
Laboratories
       Well equipped
 Water supply arrangement
          Ventilated
      Audio-Visual aids
  Large stock of illustrative
              aids
Class rooms
          Well provided
             Almirahs
         Teacher’s desk

Principle's room, staff room
 and office should be well
 equipped and furnished
 Adequacy
 Safety
 Coordination
 Efficiency
 Beauty
 Flexibility
 Economy
 Type of school
 Courses of studies
 Numbers on rolls


   Minimum floor area 10 sq/ft

   optimum floor area 15 sq/ft
Board of education Delhi has
 recommended minimum area:
  No. of     Area of    Area for
  children   building   play
  160        2/3 acre   2-3 acres
  320        1 ½ acre   4-5 acres
  480        1 ½ acre   6-7 acres
Co-curricular activities

   Some other factors
 Open  air school
 Buildings are not
  important
 The school revolves
  round the education not
  round the building
 Concept  of Maulana
  Abul Kalam Azad (late)
 Spread education
 Climate is good for open
  classes
 use simple method
 According to Saiyidain
 Two types of school
 Who ask for impressive
  building
 One-tree-one-school
School plant
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School plant

  • 1. Prepared By Ammara, Anam, Noureen
  • 2.
  • 3.  No proper environment  Small cottage for a large project  Use of Masjid, Temple for schooling  In the 19th century these problems occurs  In20th century advancement occurs
  • 4.  Regular attention  Continuous assessment  Good motivation for development  Annual repairing and white washing  Replacement of broken furniture
  • 5. Changes in library Addition Replacement Up keep of books  Water fitting  Electric fitting  Maintenance of peaceful environment
  • 6.  Open school  No equipment: Library, Laboratory  Idea of Rabindranath Tagore  No development in child personality of frustrated students
  • 7.  No proper building  Thinking about necessities of school plant  Policy of education commission (1964-66)
  • 8. Surrounding of school  Healthy: Trees, calmness  Free from disturbance and noise  Should be spacious enough to meet all the requirements of structure Playground farms, lawns, Shady trees cycle stand
  • 9. Easily accessible  Building  Adequate accommodation for various purpose  Structure should be safe and stable  Protected by a boundary wall  Proper ventilation and lighting  Provision of following rooms
  • 10. Proper ventilation and lighting  Provision of following rooms Principle’s room School office Staff room Library Assembly hall common room etc
  • 11. Class rooms, laboratories and subject rooms should be equipped with adequate furniture  Library Well stocked with all types of relevant books Well furnished
  • 12. Laboratories  Well equipped  Water supply arrangement  Ventilated Audio-Visual aids  Large stock of illustrative aids
  • 13. Class rooms  Well provided  Almirahs  Teacher’s desk Principle's room, staff room and office should be well equipped and furnished
  • 14.  Adequacy  Safety  Coordination  Efficiency  Beauty  Flexibility  Economy
  • 15.  Type of school  Courses of studies  Numbers on rolls  Minimum floor area 10 sq/ft  optimum floor area 15 sq/ft
  • 16. Board of education Delhi has recommended minimum area: No. of Area of Area for children building play 160 2/3 acre 2-3 acres 320 1 ½ acre 4-5 acres 480 1 ½ acre 6-7 acres
  • 17. Co-curricular activities  Some other factors
  • 18.  Open air school  Buildings are not important  The school revolves round the education not round the building
  • 19.  Concept of Maulana Abul Kalam Azad (late)  Spread education  Climate is good for open classes  use simple method
  • 20.  According to Saiyidain Two types of school  Who ask for impressive building  One-tree-one-school