School Development Plan is a roadmap that guides a school in setting goals, improving academic and non-academic areas, and ensuring better outcomes for students.

A School Development Plan (SDP) is a strategic document prepared by the school that outlines its goals, priorities, and actions for improving teaching, learning, infrastructure, and overall performance. It usually includes the school’s vision, areas needing improvement, specific targets, resources required, timelines, and responsibilities. The plan serves as a roadmap to ensure continuous growth and quality education for students.

1. Aswathi. K P
Natural science
School
Development Plan

2. New concept developed
by SMC, as per section
22(1) of the RTE Act
2009,

3. 3 year plan comprising 3
annnual subplans
embodies the vision and
mission of school

4. SDP prepared to ensure
the quality education in
tterms of both holistic
and academic
development

5. Aimed at improving
teaching & learning at
school.

7. Importance of SDP

8. Improve student
achievement level and
ensure child friendly
safe and attractive
environment

9. Ensure universal
allotment, retention,
quality, and competition
of elementary education

10. Provide a mechanism for
self evaluation and
directs the attention and
energy of the school
community

11. Helps to develop shared
aims among teachers
and parents

12. Characteristics of SDP

13. Basic unit of educational
plant, begins from grass
root level

14. Goal orientes and aims
to improve the quality of
educational institution

15. Task oriented and
prepared to achieve
within a fixed period

16. The teaching and
non-teaching staff,
parents, students and
other educationists tekes
part in it

17. Need of SDP

18. Need of SDP
Improvement
of
educational
institution
Maximum
utilization
of
resources
Contribution
to national
development
Encourage
ment to
individual
teacher
Proper
direction to
educational
planning
Democratiz
ation of
planning

19. Components of SDP

20. Components
of SDP
Estimates of
class-wise
enrollment
Details of
existing
infrastructur
e
Requirement
of
infrastructur
e
Additional
financial
requirement
Substitute
teachers for
teachers on
leave
Rehabilitatio
n
arrangement
s for children

21. Structure of SDP

22. 1.The School Background

23. 2. The School Analysis

24. 3. The list of priorities

25. 4. The summarized 3 year
plan

26. 5. The action plan

27. 6. The monitoring and
evaluation plan

28. Benefits of SDP

29. More scientific,
rationale, effective,
efficient, and realistic
method than traditional
approach development

30. More democratic in
nature

31. The preparation of plan
adopts the down to top
approach

32. Avoid wastage of
resources and reduce
expenditure

33. Provide ample
opportunities for
creativity, innovative,
initiative, freedom, and
experimentation

34. Limitations of SDP

35. Lack of awareness, and
coordination among
teachers and
administrators

36. Lack of adequate money
may slow down the
functions of SDP

37. Lack of knowledge
among administratos
and teachers about the
plan

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