IVDP’S “VETRI NAM KAIYIL” GUIDE BOOKS FOR 10TH AND 12TH STANDARD STUDENTS
For the 12th consecutive year, the Integrated Village Development Project (IVDP) has published the “Vetri Nam Kaiyil” question-cum-guide books to support 10th and 12th standard students in their board examinations. These books are meticulously prepared by a team of experienced government school teachers, and are available in Tamil, English, and Telugu to cater to diverse student needs.
The guide books are distributed free of cost to students studying in Government and Government-aided schools across the Krishnagiri, Dharmapuri, Tirupattur and Vellore districts.
Impact of the “Vetri Nam Kaiyil” Guide Books:
Significantly increased the overall pass percentage among students
Provided crucial academic support to economically disadvantaged students, helping them avoid the need for costly private tuition or tutorial classes
Enabled many students to achieve higher scores in their board exams
Boosted the confidence of students appearing for public examinations
Through this initiative, IVDP continues to empower rural students with the tools and resources they need to succeed academically and build brighter futures.
INVESTING IN YOUNG MINDS: IVDP’S SUPPORT FOR SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
In its mission to promote inclusive and quality education, the Integrated Village Development Project (IVDP) not only offers educational scholarships to underprivileged children in schools and colleges, but also invests significantly each year in upgrading educational infrastructure. This dual approach ensures that poor and marginalized children have access not just to education, but to a conducive and well-equipped learning environment.
The infrastructure enhancement program includes the following initiatives:
Provision of desks and benches to schools
Establishment of libraries and smart classrooms
Setup of computer labs and science labs for schools and colleges
Distribution of tablets and laptops to teaching staff
Roofing and equipping school and college auditoriums
Construction of toilets
Construction of additional classrooms
Building of compound walls for safety and boundary demarcation
Installation of CCTV cameras for enhanced security
Providing uniforms to tribal children
Supply of electric generators
Gifting of Fastrack school bags
Distribution of dictionaries and geometry boxes
Provision of band equipment for extracurricular activities
Installation of water purifiers for safe drinking water
Provision of LED televisions for digital learning
Distribution of water bottles
Provision of mid-day meals to underprivileged college students
Gifting of earrings to ultra-poor students as a token of care and encouragement