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Impact

Free Formal Education Programme

Education Impact 2026–27

Creating access, continuity and opportunity for children from street-connected, slum, rural and economically disadvantaged communities through I-India’s three formal school projects.

1,136
Students Enrolled Across three school projects
610
Girls Enrolled Girls outnumber boys
53.7%
Girls’ Share Of total enrolment
93.8%
Inclusive Reach SC / ST / OBC / SBC*
From first steps to future opportunities. I-India’s school projects provide an educational pathway from pre-primary through Class XII. Girls outnumber boys across all three schools, while 152 students are currently studying in Classes IX–XII, including 70 students in Classes XI–XII.
Our Reach

Students by School Project

More than 1,100 children are currently enrolled across I-India’s three formal schools.

Prem Pathshala, Bhankrota 420
Prem Pathshala, Jhag 372
Shwetaark Pathshala 344
Gender Inclusion

Girls Lead Enrolment

Girls represent 53.7% of total enrolment and outnumber boys in each of the three schools.

Prem Pathshala, Bhankrota 420 students
197 boys 223 girls
Prem Pathshala, Jhag 372 students
164 boys 208 girls
Shwetaark Pathshala 344 students
165 boys 179 girls
Boys — 526 Girls — 610
Learning Continuum

Education Pathway

Supporting children through different stages of formal education, from foundational learning to senior secondary school.

Pre-primary
23
Primary I–V
642
Middle VI–VIII
319
Secondary IX–X
82
Senior Secondary XI–XII
70
152
students are continuing into Classes IX–XII, extending educational opportunity beyond the elementary years.
Inclusive Education

Reaching Underserved Communities

I-India’s schools primarily serve children who face social and economic barriers to educational opportunity.

93.8% of total school enrolment
1,066 of 1,136 students are recorded under SC, ST, OBC or SBC categories, reflecting I-India’s strong focus on expanding educational access for underserved communities.
Source: I-India Consolidated Enrolment Data, Academic Year 2026–27.
*Social-category information is based on categories recorded in school enrolment data.