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Malda Revamps 3,000 Govt Schools with Interactive Learning Walls

The Malda district administration has launched a large‑scale project to upgrade 3,000 government schools by installing ‘learning walls’. These walls, painted with alphabets, numbers, and solar‑system imagery, aim to enhance visual learning and make classrooms more engaging for students. The initiative is part of a broader effort to modernize educational infrastructure across the district.

Malda Revamps 3,000 Govt Schools with Interactive Learning Walls
Malda Revamps 3,000 Govt Schools with Interactive Learning WallsPhoto via Indian Express — Kolkata

The Malda district has begun installing learning walls in 3,000 government schools, replacing plain walls with vibrant educational murals. The artwork ranges from alphabets and numerals to illustrations of the solar system, designed to aid visual learning for students of all ages.

Local education officials say the walls will serve as constant, low‑cost reference tools for teachers and learners alike, reducing the need for printed materials and making lessons more interactive.

The project is part of a district‑wide push to improve school facilities, and it is expected to boost student engagement and academic performance across Malda’s public schools.

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