CBSE To Screen Sensitisation Module On Inclusive Education For School Staff Tomorrow
CBSE Updates: The board noted that sensitisation of school staff regarding the needs and requirements of CwSN in the school environment is important.
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has instructed all affiliated educational institutions to screen a 30-minute sensitisation module on Inclusive Education for Children with Special Needs (CwSN) on October 7, 2026. This initiative seeks to enhance staff sensitivity, empathy, and inclusivity. The directive, issued via Circular No. TRG-20/2026 on October 5, 2026, was issued by the CBSE Training Unit in response to directives from the Department of School Education and Literacy (DoSEL), Ministry of Education.
The video module aims to improve school staff's comprehension of the needs and challenges faced by Children with Special Needs, fostering respectful and inclusive practices. CBSE has requested maximum staff participation without disrupting school activities. The screening targets all teaching and non-teaching personnel, including teachers, school heads, aides, drivers, clerical staff, receptionists, deans, wardens, and other support personnel.
The programme will be accessible through the PRASHAST Portal, specifically under the Video Tutorial option for Headmaster Login users. Schools can view the module via prashast.education.gov.in.
This initiative aligns with the PRASHAST Screening Initiative, which is ongoing to identify students with probable disabilities and ensure timely intervention. CBSE believes that staff awareness of CwSN needs is crucial for a more inclusive school environment. The Board expects the module to assist staff in appropriately responding to students, thus contributing to a more inclusive educational atmosphere.
Maximum participation is encouraged as all Principals and Heads of CBSE-affiliated schools are expected to ensure broad engagement and provide full cooperation for effective implementation.
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