Magnetic timetable planning boards for schools

Dharma Sri ABEYRATNE

COLOMBO: The Education Ministry is planning to introduce ‘Magnetic Timetable Planning Boards.’ “With the introduction of this for the first time to Sri Lanka’s education field, principals could make best use of time and other resources,” Education Minister Susil Premajayantha said.

He was speaking at the presentation of magnetic timetable planning boards at the Education Ministry yesterday.

Premajayantha said the Magnetic Timetable Planning Board would play a key role in human resource management and time management.

“This is a totally new approach to Sri Lanka’s education sector,” the Minister said.

Ten timetable planning boards were distributed among 10 schools from all parts of the island.

This project was funded and technically assisted by the German government under the GTZ programme.