The Central Board of Secondary Education(CBSE) has been ordered by the Madras High Court to publicise that strict action would be taken against institutes not following the board's 'no homework' rule for class one and two.
CBSE has been asked to issue advertisements in all leading dailies in the country stating that the court had ordered that no schools in the country, could prescribe homework for classes one and two students, irrespective of the board to which they were affiliated.
In response to a plea by advocate M Purushothaman, Madras High Court Justice N Kirubakaran passed the order seeking direction to the CBSE to follow only syllabus and books prescribed by the National Council of Educational Research and Training(NCERT).
On August 20 Madras High Court Justice N Kirubakaran directed the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) to make his May 29 order banning homework for school goers in classes one and two widely known.
As per the CBSE bylaws schools affiliated to CBSE are required to satisfy the no school bags and homeworks rule for class one and two students.
