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Srijan

Home Our Work Adarsh Bal Grams Srijan

Strengthening STEM Learning, Digital Skills & Future Readiness for Rural Adolescents

A Core Pillar of Adarsh Bal Gram
(2025-2027)

 

About SRIJAN

The Srijan Program is SEP’s dedicated adolescent education initiative designed to build strong foundations in Math, Science, English, digital literacy, and life skills for students in Grades 6–10. Srijan addresses the real academic and technological gaps faced by rural adolescents and prepares them for scholarship exams, higher education, and future careers.

Through a structured model of Learning Resource Centres (LRCs), digital classrooms, Science Mela, computer labs, and community engagement, Srijan nurtures curiosity, confidence, and conceptual understanding.

Why Srijan Is Essential?

Field insights and cluster-level surveys highlight critical needs:

  • Weak Math & Science foundation in middle–high school
  • Low conceptual clarity due to limited classroom time & high teacher–student ratios
  • Minimal digital access in rural schools
  • High dropout rates in grades 6–10
  • Poor exam performance due to lack of revision/tests
  • Parents unaware of academic needs or progress
  • Community lacking subject-specific support for adolescents

Srijan solves these through structured centres, trained community teachers, regular assessments, and digital tools.

Significant Impact Delivered by the SRIJAN Program
adolescents successfully cleared the NMMSE scholarship examination, demonstrating strong academic competitiveness among rural students.
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improvement in academic performance recorded among children regularly attending Srijan Learning Resource Centres and school-based support sessions.
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school regularity achieved and zero dropouts sustained for two consecutive years, showing deepened parent engagement and strong community-led retention systems.
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Learning Resource Centres & digital classrooms including 50 science corners, and 20 computer labs - enabling consistent access to STEM, digital learning, and academic support.
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young women science graduates trained and mobilized as community educators, creating a strong grassroots teaching workforce and advancing local female leadership.
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rural children successfully completed basic computer learning, strengthening digital literacy, confidence, and 21st-century skills across remote communities.
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community members and parents actively engaged through PTMs, community reviews, SMC participation, and school linkages — strengthening home-learning support, attendance, and shared responsibility for adolescent education.
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Key Enablers of Srijan

The Srijan  Program  is  an initiative under Sankalp Ek Prayas that focuses on the education  and overall development of students in classes ó to 10 from rural and marginalized communities. The program provides structured learning support in Mathematics, Science and English, aiming to bridge learning gaps, strengthen conceptual  understanding, and enhance academic performance.

Sankalp Srijan LRCs
Learning Resource Centres (LRCs)

A structured community-based learning hub for Grades 6–10.

  • Baseline → monthly test → mock tests → final evaluation
  • Regular Math & Science classes linked to school syllabus
  • Question-solving practice
  • Revision cycles support
  • Teacher training on methods & content
  • Monthly progress reports shared with parents

Coverage: 250 centres | 12,163 adolescents | 457 community teachers

Goal: Strengthen academic achievement, reduce dropouts, and build conceptual clarity.

Srijan Digital Classrooms
Digital Classroom: e-Udaan

e-Udaan brings digital STEM learning to schools where electricity/internet is limited by using offline e-Pitara devices. Process:

  • Approval from BEO / HM / SMC
  • Module selection & digital content finalization
  • Teacher training on digital content usage
  • Regular digital sessions + student assessments
  • Monthly monitoring & review meetings

Impact: Improves conceptual clarity, increases digital confidence, and builds 21st-century skills.

Sankalp Srijan Computer Labs
Computer Labs

In order to give a chance to gain computer knowledge & skills, SEP has introduced the Computer Lab project in government schools with the permission of government officials.

  • Monthly digital literacy sessions
  • Focus on typing, MS Office, internet basics, cyber safety
  • Collaboration with HMs, teachers, Panchayat, SMCs, CSR partners
  • Practical classes inside labs
  • Progress tracking
  • Parent awareness on digital literacy
  • Safe & disciplined lab environment

Coverage: Expansion to 40 government schools

Science Mela (STEM Promotion)

This platform encourages young minds to explore and showcase their scientific ideas through experiments, interactive activities. The purpose is to spark curiosity, remove fear of science, and build creativity, teamwork, and a scientific approach among children.

  • Community + teacher + student training
  • Project-based learning
  • DIY experiments
  • School competitions
  • Science-based Street plays & exhibitions

Goal: 50 schools in phase 1 → 50 more in phase 2

Meritorious Children Support – NMMSE Preparation

Empowering bright young minds in rural areas, the Meritorious Children Support Program provides dedicated support to academically gifted but underprivileged children.

  • Identification via baseline
  • Focused coaching
  • Mock tests
  • Previous 5-year question paper practice
  • Parent meetings and progress tracking

Criteria: Class 7 students scoring 55% (OBC) / 50% (SC/ST) or economically weak

Coverage: 2000 adolescents across 250 villages

Goal: 360 selections in NMMSE & state scholarships in next 2-years.

Community & Parental Engagement

Families and local groups actively support children’s learning through regular interactions, home support, volunteer efforts, and stronger school linkages, helping improve participation, awareness, and future readiness.

  • Regular parent meetings (PTMs)
  • Home-learning guidance
  • Community volunteers supporting centre functioning
  • SMC/PRI involvement in school linkage & infrastructure
  • Awareness on attendance, digital literacy & career pathways

Purpose: To increase parent participation and community support so children attend regularly, learn better, and stay connected to school activities.

Srijan Delivery Process (2025–27)

Step 1 Baseline and need assessment process

  • 200 → 250 villages surveyed each year
  • Identify academic needs, building availability & student numbers

Step 2 Community Engagement

  • Meetings with Sarpanch, parents & schools
  • Explain LRC/e-Udaan model

Step 3 Community Teacher Capacity building

  • Written/Oral evaluation (Math & Science)
  • Training on methods, digital learning & curriculum

Step 4 Classroom Delivery

  • Baseline test → Monthly tests → Mock exam
  • Conceptual learning + doubt-clearing
  • Project-based STEM activities

Step 5 Monitoring & Evaluation

  • Monthly progress report
  • Score tracking & improvement curves
  • Teacher performance checks
  • Community feedback registers
Estimated Impact (2025–27)
  • 25000+ adolescents learning Math & Science in structured system
  • 250 functional LRCs running smoothly
  • 500 teachers trained in STEM pedagogy
  • Improved learning outcomes via baseline → monthly → mock tests
  • Higher attendance & reduced dropouts
  • Increased digital proficiency through e-Udaan & computer labs
  • 100% school linkage with HMs, SMCs & Panchayat
  • 360+ students clearing NMMSE & scholarship exams
  • Stronger scientific temperament through Science Mela & workshops
Srijan Significant Impacts
Srijan Program Cost
Cost estimation

Srijan Program Cost: ₹90 per child per month.

For just ₹90/month, a rural adolescent receives:

  • Academic support
  • Digital classroom learning
  • Computer education
  • STEM exposure
  • Monthly assessments
  • Teacher support & training
  • Career readiness foundation

Total direct unique beneficiaries:

26713

Call for Action

The academic and digital future of 26,000 adolescents across 250 villages depends on strong partnerships.

We invite partners to support:

Sankalp Learning Resources

Expansion & functioning of Learning Resource Centres

digital-learning

Digital classrooms across 100+ schools

srijan-science-mela

Science Mela & STEM workshop across 250 villages

Srijan Computer Lab

Computer labs functions in 20 schools

Srijan Science Mela

Scholarship preparation for 2000+ students per year

Your support builds confident, capable, and future-ready youth @ just ₹90 per child per month

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