Wednesday, 17 January 2018

Comprehensive Achievement Standards-Primary Level

Comprehensive Achievement Standards-Primary Level


1.         The under mentioned are the comprehensive achievement standards i.e           what students will know and be able  to do, to be achieved by all students of  + 10 years of age as a result of  going through 6 years long education program  from KG 1 to Grade 4 in the School:-
            (1)        To Achieve Academic Success…..
                        Our Students will:-
a.         Demonstrate sufficient competence in the knowledge and understanding of the subjects of study of their level, as well as sufficient proficiency in the use and application of that knowledge to practical and real life situations, as expected from children of this age.
b.         Exhibit imagination, develop and demonstrate habits of inquiry,   sense of curiousity, creativity and ability to think logically and critically.
c.         Acquire sufficient literacy, numeracy  and life-long learning skills through active/practical learning that will enable them to meet demands of every day life.
d.         Learn the languages of Urdu and English to the required level of proficiency for enabling them to:-
(1)        Listen and understand simple questions and different expressions of Islamic etiquettes and social behavior.
(2)        Read and understand short texts (up to medium sentences) about Islam, Pakistan and things of general knowledge with reasonable speed and comprehension.
(3)        Speak extempore sufficiently confidently and fluently about persons, objects, places, incidents, pictures, films etc for at least 3 minutes in about 10 short sentences.
(4)        Write legibly in good handwriting at least 10 short sentences extempore about persons, objects, places, incidents, pictures, films etc in about 5 minutes.
e.         Be able to recite Quran with proper Tajweed and learn Arabic to the extent that they:-
(1)        Know Arabic vocabulary with meanings of at least-500 nouns and verbs.
(2)        Can read and understand short Arabic texts of at least 10 simple sentences.
(3)        Can make simple sentences.
(4)        Can write Arabic through dictation.
(5)        Understand with meaning all that is recited in Salat.
            (2)        To Develop a Life-Long Love of learning,
                        Our Students will:-
a.         Evaluate and seek ways to learn more and more for improving their existing knowledge and skills.
b.         Develop interest in reading, listening to, observing, assimilating and evaluating as a continuous process.
c.         Develop confidence in their ability to achieve positive results.
d.         Develop the capability of effectively expressing themselves verbally and in writing including through visual arts, as accurately and to the point as expected from them at this level of their age.
e.         Acquire the understanding of natural resources and natural environment as blessings of Allah in service of human beings and developing the spirit of conserving/protecting these for our collective well-being.
f.          Learn to appreciate beauty, ethical behavior and cleanliness (Taharat) as these are the attributes of Allah, among many others, which make us feel happy and thankful to Him alone.
g.         Start to develop the capabilities of communicating to others confidently, boldly and effectively.
h.         Learn requisite knowledge and understanding to appreciate and practice the aesthetic aspects of life, an artistic performance and visual art.
i.          Develop the spirit of sacrifice for the right cause be it in material, verbal or physical form. As Muslims, children must be having the spirit of ultimate struggle/sacrifice for the good of our Deen and thus for seeking the pleasure of Allah under all circumstances even at the peril of one’s life.
j.          Know and further nourish the understanding that Muslims have a sacred duty to lead the humanity and to help/protect the poor people and weak nations against all forms of exploitation.
            (3)        To Become a Responsible Citizen of Pakistan,
                        Our Students will:-
a.       Learn to work in a team harmoniously and actively for achieving a common goal.
b.      Learn to understand and respect the differences in individual capabilities, capacities, origin, cultures and languages as the Blessings of Allah, and that merit of goodness depends upon the right type of belief, God-fearing attitude and good deeds only (Taqwa).
c.       Learn and adopt the basic norms of Meetings (Majlis), Travelling, Happiness and Sorrows, Entertaining Guests and dealing with Unknown Persons,Taharat (Wuzzoo), Handling and Reciting Quran, Adab-i-Mosque, etc.
d.      Learn to participate actively in virtuous deeds (Kar-e-Khair) and develop hatred towards the evil deeds, along with others at home, in the school and other members of society in general.
e.       Develop the habits of self-confidence, independence,                      self-identification (Khudi) and  self-reliance.
f.       Develop the necessary capabilities like basic literacy, scientific inquiry, numerology and language of medium of instruction so as to be ready to acquire formal education in the coming years.
g.      Understand the genesis of State of Pakistan, i.e. Ideology of Pakistan and learn to love and defend the land and people of Islamic Republic of Pakistan.
h.      Be aware of historical and geographical facts of Pakistan in     particular, the Islamic world and the rest of the world in general.
i.        Learn to understand the role to be played in civil defence, in support of Pakistan Armed Forces or in any other natural or man-made disaster, as expected from children of +  10 years of age.
j.        Learn to understand the rule of law, protecting the national and community assets and conserving the natural environment for the well-being of the humanity.
k.      Learn and practice to respect parents, teachers and all other elders; learn to be kind to youngsters, and animals.
(4)               To Develop a Comprehensive Personality,
Our Students will:-
a.       Know and understand the basics of Islam and practicing these in real life-like Tauhid, Risalat, Akhirah, Six Kalimas, offering regular 5-times prayers, exchanging greetings / compliments in the Islamic way,etc. They must develop and nurture a sense of Islamic identity and pride in being a citizen of Islamic Republic of Pakistan.
b.   Adopting character traits and virtues in the light of Uswai-Hasana of Prophet (PBUH)-like Honesty, Integrity, Truthfulness, Kindness, Tolerance, Respect for Diversity, Firmness, Punctuality, Courage, Trustworthiness, Justice, Hard work, Initiative Perseverance, Honoring the Commitment made, Honoring the Dignity of Labour, etc.
c.   Demonstrate acceptable social behavior and sense of collective responsibilities, like Brotherhood, Cooperation, Friendship, Consultation, Permission to enter someone’s house/office/premises, and keeping Promise, etc.
d.   Learn and practice to deal with matters of daily routine, individually as well as collectively with others_____ like capability of ringing up fire brigade, police, hospital/doctor or other service providing agencies for recording complaints or asking for help in emergencies; carrying out purchases of routine items from market; helping parents in their routine jobs at home; helping/taking care of younger brothers/sisters; knowing and practicing traffic discipline; helping the poor and needy; cleaning own class room, own living room, own bath room and the house; carrying out minor repairs of their shoes, clothes, books etc.
e.   Develop the habit of careful and purposeful observation and description.         
f.    Learn to interact with others confidently and alertly.
g.   Learn to respect justice and fairplay under all circumstances.
h.   Learn to be cheerful, confident, social, balanced and creative personality right from the beginning.
            (5)        To Achieve Healthy Physical Objectives,
                        Our Students will:-
a.       Understand and participate in sports and other physical activities as a form of healthy, competitive and productive collective behavior.
b.      Learn and practice the rules/discipline while working as a member of a team.
c.       Learn and practice the ways of living a clean, hygienic and healthy life in the light of Islamic teachings.
d.      Develop a healthy and useful hobby as life-long interest.
e.       Develop interest and sufficient expertise in running, jumping, horse-riding, swimming, shooting and hiking. Should learn to play at least two out-door and two in-door games.






Comprehensive Education Standards-Higher Secondary Level


1.         These are the comprehensive education standards to be achieved by all the students of + 18 years of age by the end of Grade 12 in the school / college:-
(1)        Should have developed very good skill of speaking, reading and writing in English, Urdu and Arabic languages. Should be real good orator in English and Urdu with equal competence for effective mass communication on any issue.
(2)        Should have good knowledge of Quran, Sunnah and Seerah of Prophet (PBUH); be able to deliver sermons on contemporary issues in the light of Quran and Sunnah; be able to deal with day to day issues in light of Islamic teaching.
(3)        Should know history, economy, social and cultural realities of Pakistan and Islamic world in sufficient details; should have a clear picture of importance of Pakistan and Islamic world to the well-being of the rest of the world; should be able to analyse the contemporary issues logically and critically in order to arrive at a balanced and practical line of action.
(4)        Should be capable of taking active part in civil defence, disaster control operation and military operation in support of Pakistan Armed Forces, like a well-groomed responsible citizen of the country.
(5)        Should have developed a keen and scientific way of carrying out research and analysis of confronting issues and problems.
(6)        Should have shaped his personality like a good practicing Muslim who believes and loves Islamic way of life (Ad-Deen) in totality.
(7)        Should feel proud of taking stand on Islamic issues, fight for the cause of Deen and have love for the well-being (Khair) of the entire humanity.
(8)        Should demonstrate an acceptable, live and visible example of living his life in accordance with Deen-e-Islam in all respects including social values, mutual relations, dealings with others and Islamic virtues.
(9)        Should have learnt and sufficiently mastered requisite knowledge and expertise of any acceptable and useful technical/semi-technical skill so as to make him a productive member of the society.
(10)      Should have acquired sufficient knowledge base and skill for pursuing his goal of higher studies or adopting a particular profession akin to his aptitude and demonstrated competence.





































Comprehensive Achievement Standards-Secondary Level


1.         The following are the comprehensive Achievement standards to be achieved by all students of + 16 years of age and by the end of Grade 9 & 10:-
(1)        Should have attained all the comprehensive standards laid down for earlier classes / levels.
(2)        Should have developed fully the methods of scientific inquiry, critical thinking/analysis and research techniques for solving the issue in hand.
(3)        Should be able to listen to; speak; write; and read with good understanding any prose/poem in English and Urdu. Should have sufficient understanding of Arabic in listening and reading with understanding as related to Quran and Aahadees. Should be able to read Arabic newspapers with sufficient understanding.
(4)        Should have sufficient knowledge of Quran, Sunnah and Fiqqah so as to organize his life accordingly, and be able to communicate to others effectively.
(5)        Besides having satisfactory knowledge of Pakistan Movement, Pakistan Ideology and geography of Pakistan, should also have general knowledge of Islamic world as far as its history, geography, economy and culture is concerned.
(6)        Science students should have appropriate knowledge of evolution of human civilization and rise/fall of nations in the light of Islamic teachings.
(7)        Arts students should have sufficient knowledge of practical science as applicable in our environment.
(8)        Should be fully conversant with rules and practices of physical fitness, hygiene and sanitation, civil defence and expertise of initial military training.
(9)        Should have sufficient knowledge base and skills for adopting a particular profession in life and going for higher studies at university level.
(10)      Should have perfected at least one technical skill for use in practical life, if and where required.
Comprehensive Education Standards-Lower Secondary Level


1.         The following are the comprehensive education standards to be achieved by all students of up to + 14 years of age and by the end of 4 years of their studies from      Grade 5 to 8:-
(1)        Should have attained all the Comprehensive Education Standards as laid down for students of Primary Level.
(2)        Should have acquired sufficient capability to speak fluently, write correctly and sensibly, read/understand prose/poem accurately in the languages like Urdu and English.
(3)        Should have working knowledge of Arabic and mother tongue.
(4)        Conforming to his age should have learnt Quran, Sunnah and Seerah of Prophet (PBUH) to appropriate proficiency and apply their provisions/directions in own life willingly and persistently.
(5)        Should have sufficiently acquired the knowledge of history, geography, culture and Independence Movement of Pakistan in the background of Islamic heritage.
(6)        Should be able to operate computer for simple functions in different programmes, understand basic concepts of science and technology and be able to apply the acquired knowledge to practical situations in own environment.
(7)        Should know the modern concepts and approach of experimentation, observation and scientific way of reasoning and critical thinking / analysis.
(8)        Should know the different turning points in Islamic History, major events thereto and their impact on human civilization.
(9)        Should know the principals of physical fitness and living a healthy life and follow these in own life.
(10)      Should know the basic concept of civil defence, handling of disasters, going through the necessary training for war or war-like situations for supporting the national armed forces.
(11)      Should have learnt at least one local technical skill and be able to use that skill practically in life, if necessary.
(12)      Should be trained in different aspects of collective behavior under different circumstances in the light of teachings of our Deen.
(13)      Should correctly differentiate between good and evil (Khair wa Shar); strive for eliminating ‘Shar’ and spreading “Khair” in life.
(14)      Should have built up the urge and love for learning more and more and continuously strive for achieving this objective. Self study and self improvement should be his second nature.

(15)      Should love Islamic Signs (Shaaer) and virtues (Aqdar) from the core of his heart. 

Estimated Cost of “Repairs and Re-activation of Water Supply Scheme Rehman Abad”, Tehsil Lachi, District Kohat

Estimated Cost of “Repairs and Re-activation of Water Supply  Scheme Rehman Abad”, Tehsil Lachi, District Kohat

I. Sub H No  :  Replacemeent of Rising Main

1.       Providing and Layig of 6” Dia GI Pipe
Qty: 600 rft OR 183 M @ Rs.2063.57 Per M  =          Rs. 377633.00
2.       Supply / Fixing of 6” Dia Sluice Valve: 3 No.
@ Rs. 5406.20 Per No.=                                               Rs. 16219.00
3.       Supply/Fixing of 2” Dia Air Valve: 10 No @
       Rs. 3034.60 Per No.=                                                   Rs 30340.00.
4.       Supply/Fixing of 6” Dia Non-Return Valve: 10 No:
      @ Rs. 5048.20=                                                             Rs. 50482.00
5.       Const. of Masonry Chamber i/c main Hole Cover:
       3 No @Rs. 6700.00 Per No=                                        Rs. 20100.00
        Total:                                                                            Rs. 494774.00
              Add factor 3 % (+)                                                      Rs. 14843.00
             G.Total :                                                                       Rs. 509617.00
                                                                                Say          Rs. 0.510  M

II. Sub H No. 2 : Replacement of Pipeline

1.     Providing and Laying GI Pipeline
a.     3000 rft or 914.34 M @ Rs. 1117.65 Per M=               Rs. 1021923.00
b.     3” Dia GI  4200 rft or 1280 M @ Rs. 765.77 Per M=   Rs. 980185.00
c.      2” Dia GI  5100 rft or 1554 M @ Rs. 478.88 Per M =  Rs. 744180.00
d.     1.5” Dia GI 5600 rft or 1707 M @ Rs. 387.81 Per M = Rs. 661962.00
2.     Providing and Laying HDPE Pipe of the following Sizes:
a.  50 mm Dia = 5200 rft or 1585 M @ Rs. 247.98
     Per M=                                                                    Rs.393049.00
b.     40 mm Dia = 7600 rft Or 2316 M @ Rs. 180.97
      Per M =                                                                         Rs. 419126.00
3.     Supply/ Fixing of Following Sizes of Sluice Valves
a.       4” Dia  2 No @ Rs. 3588.13 Per No=                              Rs. 7176.00
b.      3” Dia 3 No @ Rs. 2922.63 Per No=                              Rs 8768.00


4.     Const. of Masonry Chamber I/c Main Hole Cover
5 No @ Rs. 6700 Per No =                                                  Rs 33500.00
Total:                                                                                Rs. 4359869.00
Add factor 3 % (+)                                                              Rs. 130797.00
G.Total:                                                                            Rs. 4490665.00
                                                                           Say       Rs. 4.491 M.
III. SH No 3:  Repair of Chamber/Reservoir

1.     Provision made for Repair of Pumping Chamber/Reservoir
4 No @ Rs. 50,000.00 per No=                                    Rs. 200,000.00
                                                                  Say                 Rs. 0.20 M

IV. SH No. 4: Replacement of Pumping Machinery
a.     Supply/ Installation of 80 HP Pumping Machinery capable
     to give the required discharge= 1 set @
     Rs. 1000000.00 Per Set=                                           Rs. 10,00,000.00.  
b.   Voltage Rregulator for 80 HP P/Machinery 2 No.
     @Rs.120000.00 Per No. =                                          Rs. 240000.00
________________________________________________________
     Total:                                                  Rs. 1440000.00
                                                      Or:      Rs. 1.44 M
________________________________________________________

G. Total( SH No 1+ 2+ 3+4) =      Rs. 6.641 M.
  Add 5 % Unforeseen Expenses  =      Rs 0.359 M
 G.G. Total :                         Rs.07.00 Million





CONCEPT NOTE ABOUT ORGANIZATION

CONCEPT NOTE
ABOUT ORGANIZATION

1.         Name of Executing Agency              :           Janak Development Association
2.         Registration No                                 :           DSW/NWFP/1692
3.         Date of Registration                          :           23 August 2000
4.         Project Area                                      :           Rural Area of Shakardara –Janak-
                                                                                  Dhand Saghri, Tehsil Lachi, District
                                                                                  Kohat – NWFP, Pakistan.

5.         Head Office                                      :          Village : Rakhman Abad (Dhand
                                                                                 Saghri), Distt : Kohat                                                                              

6.         Contact Person                                             :           Sadiq ur Rehman (President)
                                                                                                0332-9779390, 0922-213109

7.         Email Address                                              :           vojdacbo@yahoo.com

DEMOGRAPHIC INFORMATION OF THE PROJECT AREA
 General
1.         The target area is located in Union Council Rural I and II  of Shakardara-Dhand Saghri of District Kohat, NWFP. The area is extremely backward and is devoid of the basic needs of life i.e. clean drinking water, roads, hospitals, schools of quality education and electricity etc. The whole area of the two union councils consists of over 100 villages and more than 8000 households. More than 80% of the area is hilly, rocky and barren land. There are three main sources of income in the area:-
  • Farming on limited lands.
  • Livestock farming on wild waste lands.
  • Government Service- mostly low paid petty jobs.

Farming
2. Farming in the area is carried out with very primary tools like bullocks because of the lack of awareness and low productivity. Operational costs of modern technology like tractors and its implements cannot be afforded by the locals. Generally each house hold (HH) has 3 to 4 acres of arid agricultural land on the average. Wheat is the major crop grown in the area, that too if it rains in time. The entire area is rain- fed and annual rainfall ranges from 10 to 13 inches with high uncertainty. The area has gone through a complete drought for the last five years. Consequently, the situation is nearly matching to a famine. Because of all these factors, 90 % of local people below the poverty line have increased manifold further.
Livestock
3. Livestock is the second biggest source of income in the area. But production of milk and bi-products is low as the range land of the area is lacking grass and water due to the aforementioned reasons. The number of cattle is also decreasing as the people seem to have no attraction in livestock rearing hence adding to the poverty.


Government Service
4. Most of Government Servants belong to the Armed Forces. But because of the saturation, this ray of hope is fading away now. Some of the labour cadre is working in District Faisalabad, which is 400 KMs away from the area. So joining Army or finding petty labour is also becoming difficult and unavailable for the dwellers of the project area. It has become even harder to secure a reasonably good job due to very low education level—rather illiteracy.

Education
4.         The education level in the area is very low. Only about  10% of the total male population has received basic primary education while less than 2 % have attained the graduate level degree. The reason behind this is a lack of good quality education institutions and perpetual poverty. The situation is worst looking on the women side, as 98 % of them are totally illiterate. Due to low income, people cannot afford to send their children outside the area. They are craving for good and quality education, specially the basic primary education for both males and females, in order to secure their future and to protect their wards against social evils including the extremists.
Health
5.         There is not a single good hospital in the whole area. Patients are brought to Shakardara Civil Hospital in the town for treatment with a high degree of risk and labor covering 35 KMs, but even hospital is ill-equipped and ill-staffed to provide the required minimum relief. In case of emergency this distance is covered in almost three hours as the journey is covered on animals over rocky terrains. Per force the patients are taken to District  Civil Hospital Kohat and to big hospitals in Peshawar which are about 100 to 160 KM away from the farthest village.
Women’s Responsibility
6. As they are illiterate, therefore, their duties are confined to fetch drinking water, to graze cattle in the rangeland and to bring fodder for cattle from hills. 100% women and girls are involved in the farming and livestock rearing.  

PROPOSED PROJECTS
7.  PROJECT TITLE     :           Rural Poverty Reduction Project (RPRP)

8. PROJECT INITIATIVE :        
  1. Rain water conservation by construction of rainy water-dams on the basis of participatory approach and social mobilization.
  2. To construct four model schools, both for males and females, from pre-primary to Higher  Secondary level.

JUSTIFICATION AND OBJECTIVES OF THE PROJECTS
9.         The project area is entirely rain-fed with annual rainfall of 10-13 inches. There is no clean drinking water. The ponds and wells are the main sources of drinking water. Agricultural production is consequently very low. Present agri-products cannot meet the domestic needs of the people. Rainwater conservation is one of the two solutions for irrigation and livestock, the other is uplift irrigation schemes from River Sindh ( flowing for about 30 Km while touching the target area). In Phase1, the rain-fed dams are proposed in the project area for soil & water conservation to reduce the poverty. To construct 5 major dams, 12 medium size dams and 12 small size dams (all rain water-fed), and develop at least 7 pastures/range lands in the project area for enabling the people to enhance their sources of income_ thus alleviating the poverty of at least 100000  people.
10.  To provide water for animals in the rangeland and fodder in the fields by water conservation and irrigation respectively.
11.  To provide clean drinking water, sanitation and promote health education in the project area.
12.  Recharging ground water resources, encouraging the tree plantation, enhancing the
agri-livestock production and to protect environment as far as possible.

13. To raise two model schools from Pre-primary to High Secondary Level at two different locations, firstly for imparting quality education to children ( at least 1000 children including 60 % females per school), secondly to enhance the adult literacy of the people including 60 % women, and thirdly to train all the teachers of the existing government schools in the area.

14. To organize the community through the implementation of the proposed projects by introducing economic activities for better living standards.
15. To construct one 20-bedded good quality hospital in the area of Dhand Saghri.
16. By implementing the above projects, seven of the Millennium Development Goals are likely to be achieved in the project area by 2015.

PROJECT DURATION       :           30 Months.

PROJECT BUDGET            :           Total Cost                            :  585937.5 Euro
                                                          EC Contribution                  :  439453.1 Euro (75%)
                                                          Community Contribution    :  146484.4 Euro (25%)

EXPERIENCE
Financial assistance received to date :
Project                                 Amount                 Purpose                 Date               Donors
Hand Pumps                         Rs. 425,000/-       Drinking water        Apr 1997        UNDP
Micro Credit                         Rs. 1,200,000/-  Poverty Reduction     1997               UNDP
Sanitation                             Rs.  562,363/-      Pit Latrine                  1999               UNDP
Breeding Centers                  Rs. 50,000/-          Good Breeds of        2001               UNDP
                                                                          Live Stock
Water Reservoir (mini-dam)
with Drinking Water Rs      1,770,066/-               Drinking water     Feb 2002       TVO/EC
Supply Scheme

Earth-filled Ponds                    1,500,000/-           Live Stock            2006       DFID/LPRP


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