Public Policy Think Tank Centre for Civil Society (CCS), in collaboration with P&G Shiksha and Rising Tide Foundation, proudly hosted the Bolo English Excellence Award 2024 at the prestigious India Habitat Centre in New Delhi. This esteemed ceremony recognized and celebrated the remarkable achievements of 51 low-cost Budget Private Schools that have demonstrated exceptional dedication to enhancing English-speaking skills among underprivileged students.
Under the Bolo English Project, CCS has reached a significant milestone by training 9,189 teachers from over 400 budget private schools across 20 states in India. This initiative has positively impacted the lives of more than 350,000 students enrolled in these schools, providing them with valuable opportunities for academic and personal growth.
Renowned best-selling author Gurcharan Das graced the occasion and lauded the Bolo English Project for its innovative approach to education. He emphasised the pivotal role of technology in conjunction with dedicated teachers in facilitating learning experiences that are both effective and accessible. Das underscored the importance of English proficiency in unlocking limitless career opportunities for students from budget private schools, highlighting the potential for their success with enhanced English skills.
Amit Chandra, CEO of the Centre for Civil Society, expressed profound gratitude to school associations, teachers, students, and CCS team members for their exceptional contributions to the education sector. Chandra commended their unwavering commitment to excellence and their relentless efforts in driving positive change within the educational landscape.
The Bolo English Excellence Awards 2024 not only celebrated the achievements of educators but also served as a platform to reaffirm the collective commitment to leveraging technology for creating inclusive and effective learning environments. The event underscored the significance of collaborative efforts in advancing educational opportunities for all segments of society, thereby fostering a brighter and more equitable future.
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