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Below is the list of CAT projects that were submitted to NPCC in 2006. Please feel free to contact us should you need further information about these activities.

 

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Region Sebastopol
Institution Sebastopol State Secondary School
Year2006
Team NamePromoting active learning through ICT and visuals geared towards effective pedagogy
Title
SummaryCIVIC ACTION TEAMS ; QUALITY CIRCLES ; SECONDARY SCHOOLS ; TEACHING AIDS
  
RegionBaie du Cap
InstitutionSaint François d'Assise R.C.A. School
Year2006
Team NameBe Friendly Civic Action Team
TitleBehavioral problem of pupils
SummarySingle parent family, parents suffering from drug addiction and alcoholism, unemployment and poverty are a few causes why students are having behavioural problems at school. A Non-Governmental Organisation dealing with special educational needs has been approached to find a solution to the problem.
  
RegionBel Air Rivière Sèche
Institution
Year2006
Team NameFighting Civic Action Team
TitleHow brilliant pupils can help to improve the performance of weak pupils?
SummarySome pupils are more gifted than others and therefore perform better in their studies. The team has worked on a project where the brilliant pupils will share their knowledge with the low-achievers through peer teaching so as to improve the performance of the latter.
  
RegionBelle Rose
InstitutionBelle Rose State Secondary School
Year2006
Team NameBorn to Fight Civic Action Team
TitlePoor reading culture at school
SummaryIt becomes difficult for students to develop their reading ability because of the inadequacy of reading materials, more interesting leisure activities, lack of time, poor reading culture and the high costs of books and magazines. A mini library with the provision of newspaper articles and magazines is therefore being proposed to solve the problem.
  
RegionBon Accueil
InstitutionBon Accueil Government School
Year2006
Team NameBon Accueil Innovative Team
TitleImproper classes
SummaryStudents are not provided with the proper learning materials while the physical state of the classes is not conducive to encourage learning. Proposals to change the situation include: sensitisation campaign to keep the classroom clean, story telling activities, group work, and rearrangement of the layout of the classroom so as to have a reading and nature corner.
  
RegionCalebasses
Institution Droopnath Ramphul State Secondary School
Year2006
Team NameFuturistic Eyes Civic Action Team
TitleMonotony in the formal way of teaching and learning science subjects
SummaryThe students have identified a number of problems that contribute to the monotony in the formal way of teaching and learning of science subjects. Specific actions, such as the use of audio visual aids, are being proposed to remedy the situation.
  
RegionCase Noyale
InstitutionCollege Saint Esprit
Year2006
Team NameTen Stars Civic Action Team
TitleAdaptation to the different subjects
SummaryVarious reasons contribute why students are not learning effectively. It is being proposed to encourage teachers to use new teaching methodologies so as to improve the level of performance in science subjects and mathematics.
  
RegionCentral Flacq
InstitutionMahatma Gandhi Secondary School Flacq
Year2006
Team NameGandhian Quality Circle Civic Action Team
TitleIndiscipline at school
SummaryIndiscipline, which arises because of the inappropriate behaviour of students, has damaging effects on the students' learning, parental confidence in the school and staff morale. A series of measures, including more severe rules and regulations, is being proposed to remedy the situation.
  
RegionCentral Flacq
InstitutionProfessor Basdeo Bissoondoyal College
Year2006
Team NameFISI Civic Action Team
TitleMaintaining cleanliness in school yard
SummaryIrresponsible behaviour of students regarding disposal of waste, improper use of bins and dead leaves have contributed in turning the schoolyard into a non-environment friendly area. To overcome this problem, it is being suggested to have a sensitisation campaign on the importance of having a clean schoolyard that is more conducive to learning to achieve better performance.
  
RegionCentral Flacq
Institution Rajcoomar Gujadhur Government School
Year2006
Team NameIdeal and Revolutionary Civic Action Team
TitlePoor time management at school
SummaryStudents do not make use of their time effectively. They are not aware of the importance of a good time management for their studies; they prefer to waste their time playing rather than studying. The action plan to be undertaken is that students should first of all be sensitised on importance of going to school, the different rules and regulations of the school and the attitude to adopt. Teachers and parents also have to be sensitise on their role to encourage the pupils.
  
RegionChemin Grenier
InstitutionKeats College
Year2006
Team NameNew Horizon Civic Action Team
TitlePoor learning process
SummaryDifferent causes like the lack of interest of parents with the education of their children due to family problems, autocaratic teachers, social environment, and too much leisure have resulted in the poor learning process at school. To remedy the situation, these students are proposing to have regular parent meetings with teachers to involve the former in the education of their children, introduce ICT as teaching tools, encourage group works, and organise counselling sessions on positive attitude towards learning.
  
RegionCurepipe
InstitutionMauritius College (Boys)
Year2006
Team NameMauritius Civic Action Team
TitleHow to increase the level of English at SC level
SummaryThe team has observed that over the years, the level of performance in English language at SC level has been declining. The solutions the team is proposing are to sensitise the students on the importance of the English language and to motivate teachers to assist the students.
  
RegionCurepipe
Institution
Year2006
Team NameRays of Hope Civic Action Team
TitleSubject combination
SummaryThe students have experienced difficulty in studying the same subjects at a higher level because the school does not provide for these subjects at a higher level; thus creating much frustration and apprehension about their professional orientation. The team is proposing to introduce a few more subjects so that students have a variety of subjects to choose from.
  
RegionCurepipe
InstitutionImperial College
Year2006
Team NameImperial Civic Action Team Boyz
TitleUnderutilization of available educational resources
SummaryStudents believe that because of the importance of information technology in today's life, more time and resources should be available for 'Computer Studies' at school.
  
RegionCurepipe
Institution Royal College
Year2006
Team NameEfficiency Boosters Civic Action Team
TitleRéduire caspiyaz courant
SummaryWastage of electrical energy is a matter of great concern both at the school and national levels. The objective of this team is to reduce the electricity bill of the school by creating awareness on the necessity to reduce wastage of energy among students, teachers and non-teaching staff.
  
RegionCurepipe
InstitutionHindu Girls College
Year2006
Team NameTeen Teachers for Quality Civic Action Team
TitlePoor academic performance at lower secondary level
Summary13% of students had to repeat classes due to factors like lack of proper explanation by teacher, overloaded syllabus, too many distractions or insufficiant parental guidance. Different solutions such as extending classes as well as the organisation of quizes to deepen their knowledge were being initiated to overturn the situation.
  
RegionFlacq
InstitutionSir Leckraz Teelock State Secondary School
Year2006
Team NameCerebro Civic Action Team
TitleToo much stress on the curriculum
SummaryThe problem faced by the students is that too much stress is levied on them to study and excel academically. To ease the problem, proposals such as the organisation of extra-curricular activities, employment of more qualified teachers who will teach with a pro-active approach, group work and the use of up-to-date technology are being thought of.
  
RegionGoodlands
Institution
Year2006
Team NameSharma Jugdambi Civic Action Team
TitleNon-conducive learning environment in our school library
SummaryLack of equipment, resources and reading materials have reduced the school library to a deplorable state. Suggestions for improvement include the purchase of more reading and reference materials, availability of a photocopying machine, access to internet through the provision of computers, and the strict application of the library rules and regulations.
  
RegionLong Mountain
Institution Byron College
Year2006
Team NameNeoByron.com Civic Action Team
TitleMisuse of mobile phone in class
SummaryThe misuse of mobile phone in class was identified as a major problem at the school. To solve the problem, a sensitisation campaign on the bad effects of mobile/SMS on learning should be organised whereas parents should become more responsible towards their children.
  
RegionMahebourg
InstitutionLoreto Convent Mahebourg
Year2006
Team NameHeartleaders Civic Action Team
TitleLack of communication skills between mainstream and prevocational students
SummaryThe students identified a lack of communication between the prevocational and main stream students as their major problem. Several actions are being taken so that the prevocational students feel that they are part and parcel of the same school.
  
RegionMoka
InstitutionMahatma Gandhi Institute
Year2006
Team NameGandhians Civic Action Team
TitleNot wearing the proper school uniform
SummaryA number of reasons; among others lack of discipline, peer pressure, fashion trend have contributed to students not wearing their proper school uniforms. To remedy the situation, it is being proposed to give the parents a sample of the right uniform material and colour to buy, have a discipline master who will check on matters pertaining to school regulations and provide school uniforms to the needy who cannot afford one.
  
RegionMoka
InstitutionMahatma Gandhi Secondary School
Year2006
Team NameRising Spirit Civic Action Team
TitleRebellious attitudes at school
SummaryThere is an increasingly rebellious attitude from students at the school. It is being proposed that if moral values were inculcated to the students and a disciplinary committee set up, the problem could be solved.
  
RegionNouvelle France
InstitutionMahatma Gandhi Secondary School Nouvelle France
Year2006
Team NameMahatma Gandhi Secondary School Nouvelle France Civic Action Team
TitleCultural deficiency
SummaryCultural deficiency is a resultant of a lack of reading materials, improper guidance from parents, unavailability of libraries and internet facilities in rural areas and television addiction. The team believes that actions such as publishing a newsleter, quiz competition and essay writing will solve the problem.
  
RegionPort Louis
InstitutionMadad Ul Islam Girls's College
Year2006
Team NameMeiyi Group
TitleFactors affecting students' performance in English language at Form 5 level
SummaryNumerous factors such as poor reading habits and lack of motivation have contributed to the low performance of SC students in English language at their final exams. To reverse the situation, the team is proposing a series of activities such as organisation of debates in English, oral classes in the timetable, encourage teachers to address students in English and encourage reading of English materials.
  
RegionPort Louis
InstitutionMuslim Girls College
Year2006
Team NameMuda-busters Girlie Consultants Civic Action Team
TitleInefficient use of resources
SummaryStudents misuse the internet and damage library books at school. The team is working on an action plan that will enable students to have access to computers under the guidance of a staff member.
  
RegionPort Louis
InstitutionPort Louis North State Secondary School
Year2006
Team NameMoral Sculptors Civic Action Team
TitleLack of respect to teachers
SummaryStudents tend to develop aggressive attitude towards their teachers. In order to solve this problem, the team has decided to work on a communication campaign where through pamphlets team members will try to inculcate the right behaviour to their peers.
  
RegionPort Louis
InstitutionSir Abdool Razack Mohammed State Secondary School
Year2006
Team NameSARM Civic Action Team
TitleA new methodology for more efficient teaching and learning integrated in the school manual
SummaryThe students argued that ineffective learning and poor teaching do not contribute to quality education. They are proposing to review the actual system by introducing a new school manual for the teaching of chemistry at Form 1 level.
  
RegionQuatre Bornes
Institution Gaetan Raynal State Secondary School
Year2006
Team NameGaetan Raynal Civic Action Team
TitleProvision of outdoor sports facilities
SummaryDue to the lack of an outdoor sports track, the team has worked on a plan to convert a plot of land at the back of the school into a running track and a long-jump pitch.
  
RegionRivière du Rempart : , 2006
InstitutionUniversal College
Year2006
Team NameRising Star Civic Action Team
TitleStudent passivity in class
SummaryStudents tend to become passive in class when they suffer from a lack of confidence and when they feel that teachers fail to deliver the subject as required thereby making it boring. Thus, teachers should be good motivators, advisors and facilitators. They should change by varying their teaching methods and also encourage innovative thinking from the students.
  
RegionRose Hill
InstitutionSaint Mary's College
Year2006
Team NameSMC Designers Civic Action Team
TitleUnderutilisation of audiovisual room
SummaryThe audiovisual room of the school is being underutilised because of a lack of equipment and damaged furniture. The team has worked out a plan to improve the infrastructure and facilities provided for its better utilization by the students.
  
RegionRose-Hill
InstitutionQueen Elizabeth College
Year2006
Team NameCato Reformers Civic Action Team
TitleLack of creativity and teamwork
SummaryThe students have identified a lack of teamwork and creativity as the main problems at their school because of the importance given to individualism and lack of encouragement from teachers and also the unhealthy competition among the students which prevent promotion of group work. It is being proposed to have a common room where different activities could be organised thus boosting up team spirit and creativity.
  
RegionRose-Hill
InstitutionLoreto Convent Rose-Hill
Year2006
Team NameWazaabi Civic Action Team
TitleNo opportunities for sharing ideas within the school community
SummaryStudents do not have enough opportunity to share their ideas within the school community because of a lack of motivation by teachers, no facilities to create clubs, and lack of materials. It is being planned to use billboards to display information on the different activities being organised in the college.
  
RegionRose-Hill
Institution Eden College
Year2006
Team NameEden Civic Action Team
TitlePoor health education among students
SummaryPoor health education at school arises because students do not know about the basic health habits and the unawareness of health education by the parents. Therefore students should be provided with adequate information on health, should have more physical leisure activities, and be exposed to talks on stress management.
  
RegionSouillac
InstitutionPermal Soobrayen Government School
Year2006
Team NameLittle Nightingales Civic Action Team
TitleOral work: the weak link in the teaching-learning process
SummaryNowadays, in the schools, pupils are experiencing more and more difficulty in expressing themselves as oral work is being dropped out in favour of much more written work. Solutions that are being proposed include more oral-based teaching, more poem recitation, more question and answer sessions, and public speaking practice.
  
RegionSouillac
InstitutionThanacody College
Year2006
Team NameQualinovators Civic Action Team
TitlePoor performance at school
SummaryThe overall performance of the students was declining over the years due to many factors. Since good performance paves the way to success students proposed different strategies such as debates and quizes, use of ICT for teaching, and regular students/teachers/parents meetings to reduce the problem.
  
RegionSurinam
InstitutionMootoocoomaren Sangeelee State Secondary School
Year2006
Team NameMootoocoomaren Sangeelee State Secondary School Civic Action Team
TitleNo productive work is done in replacement class
SummaryThe high rate of absenteeism among teachers has resulted in students having a lot of free periods at school. Students believe that peer teaching could be a solution so as not to remain idle during the free periods.
  
RegionTriolet
Institution International College
Year2006
Team NameAngels Civic Action Team
TitleLack of empowerment among senior students in our school
SummaryLack of empowerment among senior students at the college has led to a lack of motivation among students to organise extra-curricular activities, an unwillingness to take up responsibilities and a lack of team spirit among the students. To remedy the situation, the team is proposing the setting up of a student council to organise activities.
  
RegionVacoas
InstitutionMahatma Gandhi Secondary School Solferino
Year2006
Team NameE-Hunters Quality Demonstrating Team
TitleAcademic learning only ... not enough!!!
SummaryThe team found that there is a need to go beyond the actual academic learning method which is too geared towards just passing examinations. It is being thought that to remedy the situation, educational tours and more group work should be organised.
  
RegionVacoas
Institution Pandit Cashinath Kistoe Aryan Vedic Aided School
Year2006
Team NameLotus Quality Action Team
TitleLack of interest in extra reading
SummaryLack of interest in extra reading among school children is the result of too heavy load of home work, unavailability of reading materials due to their high costs and lack of reading culture among students' parents. To remedy the situation and enhance the learning process, it is being proposed to have a sensitization campaign to promote reading activities.
  
RegionVacoas
InstitutionVacoas State Secondary School
Year2006
Team NameVacoas SYST 10 Civic Action Team
TitleRecycling of dried leaves
SummaryDried leaves and broken branches in the schoolyard constitute an environmental problem which can eventually generate into a health problem as if unattended they may become the source for the proliferation of mosquitoes infected with the chikungunya disease. To solve the problem, it is being proposed to use the dead leaves and branches for composting.
  


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