Thiruvananthapuram, Apr 2: The Jammu and Kashmir government will soon adopt Kerala’s ‘Nadakkavu model’ of modernising the government schools in the union territory.The J&K government has signed an MoU with Kozhikode-based Faizal and Shabna Foundation, which had introduced the Nadakkavu model.Over 1,200 government schools, mainly in Kerala and Tamil Nadu, have adopted the model within 10 years since its inception. The model has also been introduced in a few schools in West Africa.“It will be first introduced in the Government Higher Secondary School for Girls in Kothibagh, Srinagar. The objective is to establish the school as a centre of educational excellence that can serve as a blueprint for other schools throughout Jammu & Kashmir,” the Foundation said in a release on Sunday.
