Delhi Bharatiya Janta Party (BJP) president Manoj Tiwari inaugurated the first smart primary school building constructed by South Delhi Municipal Corporation (SDMC) in Malviya Nagar on Tuesday. The model school is well equipped with facilities like computer lab, science lab, close circuit television cameras, hall for indoor games, water harvesting system, water coolers, medical and library room besides other facilities, a senior SDMC official said.
“The civic body will build 39 more such model schools in first phase out of total 100 such schools in its all four zones,” he said. On this occasion Manoj Tiwari said SDMC is developing a better learning environment and infrastructure for students. “It is evident that SDMC is committed to provide quality education along with computer learning to the students of the economically backward strata.
Chairperson of Standing Committee in SDMC, Shikha Rai informed that construction cost of this school building is around Rs 2 crore and it is well equipped with all the modern facilities. “There are 10 classrooms, two store rooms, one big hall, separate toilets for handicapped girls and boys, fire exit, and drinking water facility,” she said. There are 2, 38,861 students are getting education in SDMC’s run 581 primary schools.