Srinagar- Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Monday said that government schools will be at the forefront of India's education reforms, as Jammu and Kashmir continues to transform its learning ecosystem to become an“Oasis of Talent.”

The LG was speaking at the inauguration of the DREAM School Project at the Government Girls Higher Secondary School, Kothi Bagh, Srinagar - a landmark initiative aimed at modernizing public education through digital innovation and global-standard facilities.

The Developing Resilient Education and Aspirational Mindsets (DREAM) project is a collaboration between the Jammu and Kashmir government and the Faizal and Shabana Foundation, initiated through an MoU signed in March 2023. Under this project, the Foundation has constructed a new middle school block equipped with state-of-the-art robotics and STEM labs, smart classrooms, air-conditioned rooms, and a dedicated lunch area with a separate kitchen and storeroom.

“The Robotics Lab, STEM innovation centres, smart classrooms, advanced digital infrastructure, professional development for teachers, and holistic learning spaces will unlock the potential of every child,” the Lieutenant Governor said, adding that“government schools will lead the future of India's learning reforms.”

Sinha said the DREAM initiative builds on the success of Kerala's Nadakkavu School model, which ranks among India's top government day schools, and reflects the administration's commitment to providing global-standard education and a progressive learning environment for every child in Jammu and Kashmir.

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