PMSHRI Annual School Grant 2025-26, Telangana
State Project Director, Samagra Shiksha, Telangana released 50% of the Annual School Grant for 794 PMSHRI (PM SHRI) schools.
- Total grant approved: ₹721.25 lakhs; released amount (50%): ₹360.625 lakhs.
- Schools covered: Govt. & Local body schools, Model Schools, Tribal Welfare Dept., TREIS, BC Welfare, KGBVs, TMREI, Social Welfare Schools, etc.
- Released as per UDISE+ 2024-25 student enrolment, following PAB approval.
**Grant Distribution by Student Enrolment**
- < 100 students: ₹0.50 lakh/school
- 101-250 students: ₹0.75 lakh/school
- 251-1000 students: ₹1.00 lakh/school
- >1000 students: ₹1.50 lakh/school
**Utilization Guidelines—Permitted Activities**
- Purchase of stationery (chalk, registers, etc.), exam conduct.
- National/Annual festivals (Independence Day, Republic Day, etc.)
- Painting school boards with PMSHRI logo.
- Maintain documentation (photos/videos) of all PMSHRI activities.
- Swachhta Action Plan: At least 10% of grant for hygiene/cleanliness materials (soap, toilet cleaning, etc.)
- General maintenance, purchase of lab consumables/chemicals, drinking water, minor repairs, safety materials.
- Activities to promote WASH (Water, Sanitation, Hygiene).
- Extracurriculars: Annual Day, Sports, Art, Culture, Cleanliness Drives.
**Expenditure NOT Permitted**
- Not to be used for electricity bills (as power is free), internet charges, computer/projector/ROT/TV repairs, digital class expenses, payments unrelated to direct educational or maintenance needs.
**Administrative & Financial Protocols**
- SMC (School Management Committee) must pass and retain resolution for grant utilization.
- Social audit and display of expenses on notice board.
- Stock/registers, cash books to be maintained for transparency.
- Headmasters responsible for proper use of grants as per guidelines.
- DEO/MEO to monitor, and monthly SMC meetings to review utilization.
**List of Schools/Breakup**
- Annexure provides the district-wise list of beneficiary schools and released amounts.
- All instructions and utilization norms as per Ministry of Education (GoI) and Telangana School Education Department orders.
**Key Emphasis:**
**Swachhta Action Plan, transparency, regular audits, proper documentation/maintenance, and restricted use for only direct student/educational benefit.**
**Reference Documents**
- Orders reference: F.No.9-16/2024-IS.19, Dt:22.04.2025
- Free power supply order: G.O.Ms.No.20, Energy (Power.I) Dept., dt: 05.09.24
Action Required:
- DEOs, District Collectors, and relevant department heads to ensure transfer and compliant use of allocated funds in the identified PMSHRI schools.
For details, refer to the attached full official PDF including district and school-level breakdown.
PMSHRI-50-Annual-School-Grant.pdf
School Complex Meetings (A.Y. 2025-26) – Comprehensive Notes
Proceedings issued by School Education Department, Telangana, Rc.No.111/C&T/SCERT/TG/$$2025$$ (dated $$04.07.2025$$).
Signed by Dr. E. Naveen Nicolas, IAS – Director, School Education & State Project Director, Samagra Shiksha.
Reference: Academic Calendar Proc. Rc.No.$$100/Genl/2025$$ (dated $$09.06.2025$$).
Mandate: Conduct $$7$$ School Complex Meetings statewide during the Academic Year $$2025-26$$ for Primary, Upper-Primary & High-School teachers.
Core Objectives of School Complex Meetings
Continuous Professional Development (CPD)
• Platform for ongoing teacher learning and monthly activity planning.
• Targets improvement of teaching quality & student outcomes.Resource Sharing & Coordination
• Exchange of experiences, best practices, TLMs, infrastructure & human resources among member schools.
• Builds peer-support & collaborative culture.
Data-Driven Justification
SCERT FLN Assessment $$2024-25$$: Classrooms led by teachers regularly attending well-structured meetings showed $$2.95$$ × higher student-learning improvement.
→ Emphasises need for effective implementation.
Categories & Attendance Protocols
Primary School Complexes (Classes I–V)
Participants: All Secondary Grade Teachers (SGTs) handling Classes I–V.
Staggered Attendance:
• Day-$$1$$: $$50\%$$ of SGTs.
• Day-$$2$$: Remaining $$50\%$$ – avoids school disruption.Sessions led by Identified Primary Complex Resource Persons under CHM supervision.
Subject School Complexes (Classes VI–X)
Participants: All School Assistants (SAs) & Language Pandits (LPs) teaching Classes VI–X.
Staggered Attendance:
• Day-$$1$$: All Language teachers.
• Day-$$2$$: Non-language teachers.Sessions led by Identified Subject Complex Resource Persons under CHM supervision.
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