Write a letter to editor to describe the education condition of government school
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Green Avenue
City
January 18, 2018
The Editor
The HT
City
Subject: Bad condition of Government Schools
Sir:
I am writing to your good-self to express my deep anguish and concern over the ever-continuing problem of poorly maintained Government schools.
Yesterday I had to visit a Government run school as part of my project. I was shocked to see the bad conditions prevailing there. First and foremost there was no cleanliness anywhere. The school was littered with wrappers, torn paper, leaves, rocks and dirt.
The stink from the washrooms was noxiously annoying. The plaster on the walls required immediate repair. There was no furniture; students were sitting on mats on the cold floor. The attendance was very thin. In most of the classes there was no teacher. The few teachers that were present were doing everything but teaching.
Through the medium of your esteemed daily I appeal to the education ministry to look into the plight of Government run schools. A majority of children in the rural parts of India study in these schools. How can we prepare skilled manpower from such schools if their standard is so poor?
Kindly give my views enough space in your reputed daily.
Yours truly,
Anand Tahkur
Green Avenue
City
January 18, 2018
The Editor
The HT
City
Subject: Bad condition of Government Schools
Sir:
I am writing to your good-self to express my deep anguish and concern over the ever-continuing problem of poorly maintained Government schools.
Yesterday I had to visit a Government run school as part of my project. I was shocked to see the bad conditions prevailing there. First and foremost there was no cleanliness anywhere. The school was littered with wrappers, torn paper, leaves, rocks and dirt.
The stink from the washrooms was noxiously annoying. The plaster on the walls required immediate repair. There was no furniture; students were sitting on mats on the cold floor. The attendance was very thin. In most of the classes there was no teacher. The few teachers that were present were doing everything but teaching.
Through the medium of your esteemed daily I appeal to the education ministry to look into the plight of Government run schools. A majority of children in the rural parts of India study in these schools. How can we prepare skilled manpower from such schools if their standard is so poor?
Kindly give my views enough space in your reputed daily.
Yours truly,
Anand Tahkur
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