Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav inaugurated the ‘School Chale Hum’ Campaign 2025 during the ‘State-Level Praveshotsav’ programme held in Bhopal on Tuesday.
The event took place at Government Navin Higher Secondary School in Arera Colony (Old Campion), where CM Yadav extended a warm welcome to students, including newly admitted ones, by showering them with flowers.
During the programme, the Chief Minister visited an exhibition set up by students, showcasing their creative projects. As part of the campaign launch, he also introduced the Education Portal 3.0, a digital platform designed to streamline and modernise school education processes.
The portal will facilitate student admissions in both government and private schools under the Student Directory Management System, ensuring easy access to all information related to the School Education Department.
Speaking at the event, CM Yadav highlighted the government’s commitment to making education more accessible and efficient.
He announced a series of programmes to be conducted over the next four days under the campaign and emphasised that students have already received books and notebooks through government schemes to eliminate the need for families to purchase these materials from the market.
The government has also initiated a structured registration process to monitor admissions at the state level.
According to an official release, the School Education Department has taken steps to ensure that students receive free textbooks from April itself. The government will distribute 5.6 crore textbooks for Classes 1 to 12, along with 1.02 crore Foundational Literacy & Numeracy (FLN) workbooks and 26 lakh Bridge Course books to strengthen foundational learning.
As part of the campaign, multiple engagement activities will take place in schools across the state. On April 2, the "Bhavishya Se Bhet" program will provide students with the opportunity to interact with prominent personalities from diverse fields, including sports, literature, arts, media, police, and government administration.
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These motivational sessions will inspire students to focus on their education and future careers. Local achievers will be invited to share their success stories, and social organisations will contribute by donating essential school supplies. District collectors will also direct senior officials to visit schools and engage with students.
On April 3, cultural and sports activities will be organised in schools to foster a stronger connection between students, parents, and educational institutions. Parents will be informed about various government schemes aimed at enhancing educational opportunities.
On April 4, schools will identify students who have struggled academically and encourage their parents to support their continued education.
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Special emphasis will be placed on reassuring students that setbacks are temporary and that persistence leads to success. School Management and Development Committees (SMDCs) will conduct meetings to ensure 100% student enrollment and discuss strategies for improving retention rates and academic performance.
The ‘School Chale Hum’ Campaign 2025 is a comprehensive initiative aimed at increasing student enrollment, ensuring the timely distribution of textbooks, and motivating students toward a brighter future.
By integrating digital resources, community participation, and targeted educational support, the government seeks to create an inclusive and robust education system in Madhya Pradesh.
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