Education is the right of every child from birth. Lack of education can lead to poverty, crime, unemployment and superstitions. Education provides better employment opportunities and helps improve social and economic status. The Right to Education Act provides free and compulsory education to all children between 6-14 years old. It reserves 25% seats in private schools and prohibits donations or interviews for admission. Various government and non-profit programs work to implement education for all through schools, mobile schools, and programs providing mid-day meals, books, uniforms, health checkups, and opportunities like free laptops for talented students. Education's roots are bitter but its fruits are sweet.

1. A
STEP

2. Education
is…
Right of a
children,
right from his
birth...

3. Inclination towards
crime
Poverty
Lack of Education causes…

4. Superstitions
Unemployment

5. How education can bring
to YOUR life….

6. Better employment opportunities

7. Help in improving
social
and
economical status….

8. People below BPL are given special cards
Free checkup in selected hospitals
Medical help of nearly 1 lakh possible
Create Awareness

9. Easy & Free Access to
Education

10. The Right of Children to Free and Compulsory
Education Act, 2009
An Act to provide for free and compulsory education
to all the children of the age of six and fourteen years.
Education a fundamental right of every child between
the ages of 6 and 14.
25% reserved seats in all private schools.
 No donation, no interview of the child or parent for
admission.

11. Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan (Education for All)
Implementation

12. Government aided Schools

13. Mobile Schools

14. Schools run by various NGO’s and Non-profit bodies
Teach for India
Make A Difference
(MAD)
Pratham Cry

15. Free nutritious
food
Under MID-DAY MEAL SCHEME

16. Free Books &
Stationary

17. Free laptops
to
talented
students
Under
Rajiv Gandhi Vidyarthi Digital Scheme

18. Free Uniform

19. Free Health Checkup

20. Conclusion…
“The roots of education
are , but fruit
is .”

22. Queries…