Principals of Tribal CM Rise Schools will learn management, leadership skills from IIM Indore

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The Tribal Affairs Department of the Government of Madhya Pradesh started five-day Leadership and Management training camp on Monday 18 July 2022 at RCVP at Noronha Academy of Administration, Shahpura.

Under the department of tribal affairs, 40 newly appointed Principals of CM Rise Schools are participating in which they are being taught the skills of Leadership and Management. On the second day on Tuesday, experts from Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Indore will train these principals on topics like Change Management, Leadership Style, Leading Innovating Teams, Leadership and Motivation.

These newly appointed principals will be trained by experts from the Academy of Administration, Regional Institute of Education (RIE) and the Department of Tribal Affairs. The principals will have a visit to the closest CM Rise School and some private schools. In addition, the principal will also participate in the panel discussion. The training was inaugurated by Sanjeev Singh, Commissioner, Tribal Affairs Department. On the first day of the training, the principals were provided with the knowledge and understanding of conceptualization and implementation of CM Rise, New Education Policy 2020 and Art of Learning.

Such a huge investment in the school is difficult even in the private sectorTribal Affairs Department Commissioner Sanjeev Singh said that CM Rise School is a very ambitious scheme. There will never be any problem of funds in it. We just have to care about the quality.

The country's best architects are working together to create an unprecedented infrastructure to suit the needs of children of all ages. There will hardly be a few schools in the private sector which have invested such a huge amount of Rs 35-40 crore together. We try our best to complete the remaining works as soon as possible so that we can get better results soon.Suggestions sought from principals so that they should be included in the policy Commissioner Sanjeev Singh told the newly appointed principals that whatever innovation you want to do in the field of education, share with us during the training, we will bring them in our policy. CM Rise Schools, we have to widen the scope of our thinking.

We will also give you a tour of the private school so that you can know how private schools operate and do activities there. We have to do all the calculations and go beyond that to do some phenomenal work in the Tribal Department's CM Rise Schools. 

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