Ages 11-16 years
Addressing Early Learning Gaps
Project LEAP is designed for children aged 11-16 years, addressing early learning gaps among children from marginalized communities. Many children in this age group face challenges such as weak foundational literacy and numeracy, irregular school attendance, limited learning resources, and lack of parental academic support, increasing the risk of long-term learning loss and dropouts.
Our Approach
Navraj Foundation's intervention focuses on strengthening foundational learning through remedial education, activity-based learning, and personalized academic support. The project provides age-appropriate learning materials, mentoring, and continuous assessment to improve reading, writing, and numeracy skills.
Our Goal
By engaging parents, teachers, and communities, Project LEAP aims to improve learning outcomes, boost confidence, and ensure children remain engaged in school, building a strong foundation for lifelong learning.
Key Focus Areas
Remedial Education
Targeted support to address learning gaps in foundational literacy and numeracy skills.
Activity-Based Learning
Interactive and engaging learning methods to make education more effective and enjoyable.
Personalized Support
One-on-one mentoring and customized learning plans tailored to each child's needs.
Learning Materials
Age-appropriate books, resources, and educational materials for comprehensive learning.
Continuous Assessment
Regular monitoring and evaluation to track progress and improve learning outcomes.
Community Engagement
Involving parents, teachers, and communities to create a supportive learning ecosystem.
Glimpses from Project LEAP
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