Converting all classes from I to VI in Primary, Upper Primary, High Schools under all managements into English Medium from the academic year 2020-21 and gradually increasing each further class from the Next consequent academic years

 In the reference 5th read above, the Commissioner of School Education has 
submitted a proposal for converting all Government, MPP Schools and Zilla Parishad 
schools and all classes into English Medium from Grades I to VIII from academic year 
2020-21 and for Grades IX & X from academic year 2021-22.
2. After careful examination of the matter, Government hereby accord permission 
to the Commissioner of School Education to convert all classes from I to VI in 
Primary, Upper Primary, High Schools under all managements into English Medium 
from the academic year 2020-21 and gradually increasing each further class from the 
Next consequent academic years in superseding the earlier orders issued vide 
references 1st to 5th
 read above in the matter. However, the Commissioner of School 
Education shall take appropriate and adequate efforts to implement Telugu/Urdu as 
compulsory subject depending on the current medium of instruction in all the Schools 
compulsorily in line with the Government orders in the matter.
3. The Commissioner of School Education shall ensure the following steps for 
successful implementation of English Medium schools:-
1. Required teachers should be deployed in the School as per the staffing pattern 
prescribed by the Government from time to time and as per pupil teacher ratio 
for single medium.
2. SCERT shall take necessary action for designing and development of Teacher 
Hand Books, Training of Teachers in English medium teaching skills and 
knowledge, Compendium of best classroom practices and other pedagogical 



material for supporting the teachers to be skilled in English Medium teaching.

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