West Bengal Plans Inclusive Education Push With Special Educators, Better Infrastructure To Keep Specially-Abled Students In Schools | Video
Kolkata: The West Bengal School Education department is planning steps to ensure that specially-abled students continue their education in regular government-sponsored and aided schools up to higher classes and do not drop out, a minister said on Tuesday. School Education Dept., Govt. of West Bengal, through Paschim Banga Samagra Shiksha Mission, is organising a 3 day Consultation Workshop on…
West Bengal's School Education Department is introducing measures to keep specially-abled students enrolled in regular government-sponsored and aided schools until the higher classes. The plan includes building better infrastructure, hiring special educators, and supplying necessary learning materials to ensure these students feel comfortable and can thrive in mainstream education.
A three-day consultation workshop on inclusive education, organized jointly with UNICEF, will be held in Kolkata from September 1-3, 2026, to discuss strategies for improving the education of specially-abled students.
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