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The Central Provincial Department of Education has partnered with the Zam Zam Foundation to prepare 1,050 students sitting for O/L examination in 2022.
A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed between Zam Zam Foundation and Central Provincial Education Department on Thursday in Kandy to sponsor accelerated learning for 1,050 students from Kandy, Nuwara Eliya and Matale districts under E-LAP initiative.
The Central Provincial Department of Education has launched a special program to improve the GCE Ordinary Level Examination results of the province with a focus on about 10,000 students who are identified as ‘at risk’ as part of its TEAM2021 initiative.
The Emergency Learning Assistance Program (E-LAP) initiative will have 21 Accelerated Learning Centres throughout the province being supported by Zam Zam Foundation, as a pilot project, which will provide specialised training to 50 students per Centre through experienced teachers selected by the department.
The MoU was signed at the Conference Hall of Central Provincial Department of Education in Kandy by Education Provincial Director Amarasiri Piyadasa and Zam Zam Foundation Chairman Mufthi Yoosuff Haniffa in the presence of senior officials from the Department and representatives of Zam Zam Foundation.
Zam Zam Foundation, established in 2013, is a Government registered Sri Lankan Social Services Organisation working on education, social harmony, health and wellbeing, livelihood and environmental sustainability areas in all parts of Sri Lanka operating under the theme ‘Humanity Beyond Religion’.
