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Single-teacher schools
Single-teacher (Ekal Vidyalaya) schools are run so that children in remote communities can receive education and support all-round development.
Ekal VidyalayaShiksha · Education
Education that reaches the village.
To uplift tribal people in social, religious, cultural, material, ethical, financial, intellectual and educational life, Kalyan Ashram runs educational and supporting centres alongside its health centres.
The purpose
Learning should not stop because a village is remote.
The supplied Shiksha content describes education as part of a wider effort to uplift tribal communities across many walks of life.
The education work combines hostels, balwadis, a library and a Khelkud Kendra alongside health centres.
This page keeps that original framing and presents the education initiatives as connected parts of one journey: reaching children and communities where access is limited.
Where we work
Reaching remote parts of Vidarbha
The supplied content specifically identifies these talukas as locations of the centres.
Aheri
A remote area identified for reaching tribal communities through the education centres.
Kurkheda
A remote area identified for reaching tribal communities through the education centres.
Maregaon
A remote area identified for reaching tribal communities through the education centres.
Akot
A remote area identified for reaching tribal communities through the education centres.
Education programmes
Four parts of the education ecosystem
Each programme below is based on the supplied Shiksha page content.
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Balwadis
Kindergartens (balwadis) are run alongside the schools, with the stated aim of ensuring the all-round development of children.
Early learning03
Hostels
Residential hostel accommodation creates an opportunity for girls from the Melghat region to attend school when distance would otherwise make attendance difficult.
Residential education04
Library
A library facility is made available to the deprived class to facilitate the learning process.
Learning resourceA specific example
The hostel at Anjangaon Surji
The supplied content highlights the hostel at Anjangaon Surji, on the Shreenath Vidyalaya campus.
The hostel began in 2010–11 and gives girls from the Melghat region of Vidarbha the chance to attend school.
LocationAnjangaon Surji
CampusShreenath Vidyalaya
Started2010–11
Students mainly fromBhil, Bhilala and Rathia tribes
Library
Making learning resources available
The supplied content states that a library facility is made available to the deprived class to facilitate the learning process. No additional library statistics or programme details are added here because they were not included in the supplied page content.