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Mital Patel
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 The action or process of educating or of
being educated; also: a stage of such a
process.

The process of receiving or giving

systematic instruction, especially at a school
or university.
. The 1960 UNESCO convention against
Discrimination in Education defences
education all types and levels of education,
access to education, the standard and quality of
education and the conditions under which it is
given.
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• 1598 :- Concept of compulsory Education
• 1870:- Education Act passed in Britain.
• 1882:- Indian Education Commission.
• 1917:- First law on Compulsory Education
Passed.
• 1937:- Mahatma Gandhi called for universal
Education.
• 1950:- Article 45 of Directive Principles of state
policy accepted.
 Implementation
• International law does not protect the right
to pre-primary education and international
documents generally omit references to
education at this level.

The rights to education are separated into

three levels.
 Level of right to education

Right to Education

Higher
Secondary Education
Primary
Education
Education
 According to sec – 3:-
• The realisation of the right to education on a national
level may be achieved through compulsory education, or
more specifically free compulsory primary education, or
more specifically free compulsory primary education.
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• Sec – 12
o A School should provide free & compulsory
education to all the 6-14 age children admitted.
o Aided schools to provide free education to at
least 25% children based upon the proportion
of annual recurring grant & aid.
• Sec- 18
On the contravention of the conditions of
recognition, the prescribed authority shall, by
an order in writing, withdraw recognition &
the children to be admitted in the
neighbourhood school.
• Sec- 19
No school should run after withdrawal of
recognition.
• Sec- 23 :-

o Any person possessing such minimum

qualifications, as laid down by an academic
authority, authorized by the central government
by notification, shall be eligible for appointment
as a teacher.
• The manner of giving special training and the time
limit thereof.
• The area or limits for establishment of a
neighbourhood school, under section-6.
• The manner of maintenance of records of children up
to the age of 14 years.
• Any other document for determining the age of child
under sub-section (1) of sec-14.