Delhi Education Minister launches report on arts curriculum for underserved students-Education News

Delhi Edu Minister launches report on arts curriculum for underserved students Developed by NalandaWay Foundation,

Arts Curriculum has enabled students aged three to ten to develop specific competencies in five different art forms: visual arts, music, dance, theatre, and media arts, as per a press statement issued by the foundation. In addition, the curriculum also focuses on the development of social-emotional skills, it said. Himanshu Gupta, Director Education & Sports, Govt , said, “The Delhi Arts Curriculum, developed as a means to include arts in the education of all children in Delhi Government schools, has stemmed from the recommendations put forth in the National Education Policy, 2020. The curriculum was launched as a pilot in selected Sarvodaya schools following training for teachers. I have seen the students engage actively in Nalanda Way art classes, exploring the world of visual art, music, dance, theatre, and media arts, and tapping into the artist within…” The report titled “Delhi Arts Curriculum: Findings from the Pilot Study”, addresses the need for children to engage in joyful and artistic experiences as a part of mainstream education.

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