Noida: The district administration will soon share a report on the lapses by Kaushalya World School to the CBSE over a month after a Class II student was reported to be sexually assaulted.
The district inspector of schools (DIOS) office prepared a report after the CBSE had asked for it from the district administration following the sexual assault, which was reported on October 25. During the inspection, it was found that the school did not make any attempts at improvement even after a boy was murdered in Ryan International School, Bhondsi.
Following the murder, the district administration had asked all schools in the district to improve security measures, including installation of CCTV cameras, employing female attendants to escort small children to washrooms and installing GPS in school buses. The directions came after parents raised concerns about safety.
However, the school did not make any improvements even then, DIOS P K Upadhyay said. "CCTV cameras were absent, buses were not compliant with fitness norms and there were no female attendants. The crime would not have occurred had the school improved its safety conditions," he said, adding that fire safety norms were not in place either.
D M BN Singh said a "factual report" will be shared and the school had rectified many of the lapses after the inspection.
Ravinder Tongad, owner of the school, did not respond to queries.
The district inspector of schools (DIOS) office prepared a report after the CBSE had asked for it from the district administration following the sexual assault, which was reported on October 25. During the inspection, it was found that the school did not make any attempts at improvement even after a boy was murdered in Ryan International School, Bhondsi.
Following the murder, the district administration had asked all schools in the district to improve security measures, including installation of CCTV cameras, employing female attendants to escort small children to washrooms and installing GPS in school buses. The directions came after parents raised concerns about safety.
However, the school did not make any improvements even then, DIOS P K Upadhyay said. "CCTV cameras were absent, buses were not compliant with fitness norms and there were no female attendants. The crime would not have occurred had the school improved its safety conditions," he said, adding that fire safety norms were not in place either.
D M BN Singh said a "factual report" will be shared and the school had rectified many of the lapses after the inspection.
Ravinder Tongad, owner of the school, did not respond to queries.
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