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Academic Achievements:<br />

Nine students in the 10th class appeared for the<br />

NIOS exams out of which six cleared the exams.<br />

The average score was 47.2%. In the 12th class,<br />

all ten girls who appeared for the exams cleared<br />

them with an average score of 48.2%.<br />

They are now pursuing their graduation and<br />

professional courses at Delhi University & Jamia<br />

Millia Islamia.<br />

Current Status<br />

Level<br />

P1<br />

P2<br />

P3<br />

Pre-Bridge<br />

Bridge<br />

10th<br />

12th<br />

Total<br />

Equivalent Grade No. of Students<br />

Entry Level<br />

III<br />

V<br />

VI & VII<br />

VIII<br />

Xth<br />

XIIth<br />

31<br />

18<br />

16<br />

16<br />

16<br />

11<br />

18<br />

147<br />

Girls Non Formal School<br />

Hope Project continued to provide a<br />

combination of academic activities<br />

with vocational & life skills<br />

development programs aimed at<br />

catering to the educational needs of<br />

the girls and enhancing their<br />

knowledge and skills to cope with<br />

their day to day life challenges. These<br />

girls had either dropped out or never<br />

been to school.<br />

Retention of these girls has always been a challenge for us, as they come from<br />

families that do not value an education for girls. However, over the years, the<br />

positive impact of Hope's activities is evident and there is a greater sense of<br />

community ownership.<br />

During 2010-11, 147 girls were enrolled and placed in appropriate grades/classes<br />

based on their ability. The girls in the age group 13+ years are given the opportunity<br />

of pursuing their education through National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS).<br />

After the untimely death of Shazia's father, her mother started taking care of the<br />

house and all four of her children. She would receive a small amount from the<br />

family business but it was not enough to support her household. She started a<br />

small sewing business and wished to educate her children in spite of the<br />

conservative mind set of her in laws.<br />

Shazia studied at a government school till class V after which her grandfather<br />

did not allow her to travel outside the basti for an education. Shazia's mother<br />

started to look for options close to the basti. She heard from someone about the<br />

Hope Project's Girls Non Formal School where Shazia was later admitted.<br />

Shazia cleared her class XII board examination and is now a college student at<br />

Jamia Millia Islamia, a Central University. The only person who is responsible<br />

for this is Shakira, her incredible mother, who believed in her daughter's<br />

potential.<br />

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