Adequate school materials have been shown to be more cost-effective than reducing individual class sizes in improving the quality of a classroom curriculum. School supplies help students engage more effectively with their assignments, allowing hands-on skills to provide a better learning experience. Students who have access to supplies feel more prepared, which provides children with focus and enthusiasm for learning. Proper writing and drawing materials are also essential when it comes to learning about specific topics. Typical classroom subjects such as math, reading, and writing can be taught largely with more basic materials. But Blue Wings observes that currently in Sri Lanka, children are suffering at the hands of poverty and lack of stationary due to the ongoing economic crisis in the country. This is the juncture where the Blue Wings opens its wings of generosity to lead a helping hand to the budding future leaders of Sri Lanka.

Needs Assessment for the urgent needs of writing books in Sri Lanka is heavily dependent on price reversal. So far, it has been impossible to meet the needs or even partial needs for stationery have not been met. In the best-case scenario, NGO s, charity organizations and philanthropists also\o find it tough to meet any such need for school students as the fuel crisis has deprived them of travel transportation. In Sri Lanka, the reason for the prevailing education crisis is the economic crisis since covid19, which has also affected to the closure of schools in the country. Currently, there is an urgent need to provide stationary supplies to enable students to at least resume school education

✓ Bring upon major changes and improvements in the education sector of Sri Lanka

✓ Alleviate poverty in the generations to come

✓ Solve and sort long-term learning barriers in children with a donation of education Meterial supplies

✓ Relieve stress and burden of parents and children they possess about pursuing education

✓ Create awareness about the importance of supplying stationery and books for the education needs of underprivileged students in Sri Lanka

✓ Make learning, writing, and reading accessible and possible for every underprivileged student in Sri Lanka

✓ Support and be a means of assistance for the education of current tough times

The students who benefited will demonstrate their gradual improvement of intellectual/cognitive, social, and emotional development, and other characteristics of the diversity of learners, in creating an environment of respect and rapport and a culture for learning for all students, and in the implementation of classroom procedures, behaviour management, and organization of the learning Students will deliver meaningful learning experiences and produce good results and gain good marks in examinations held. The learning experiences to engage them in improved learning; enriched thorough practice and provide positive results in models or anything they create for a particular subject.

Poverty and education are two of the most important factors that determine a child’s future. In Sri Lanka, parents remain stressed and struggle to keep kids in school, let alone focused on learning. Many children miss classes due to the lack of notebooks. This also has led children to an inferiority complex they are never able to come out of. These basic supplies allow the teachers to keep their classrooms functioning on a day-to-day basis.

Every child’s dream is an education that gives them skills and confidence. Education is a fundamental human right: every child is entitled to it. It is critical to our development as individuals and as societies and it helps pave the way to a successful and productive future.

When we ensure that children have access to a rights-based, quality education that is rooted in access to their school needs, we create a ripple effect of opportunity that impacts generations to come. Serving notebooks can create cater to an educated generation where it produces a crime-free generation, a happy healthy society, and a disciplined group of citizens where many of whom will be graduates. Therefore, Notebook funds project that matter to local students, expanding opportunities for entire generations.

✓ Ministry of Education
✓ Zonal education unit
✓ Provincial education
✓ District education unit
✓ Village welfare club

Poverty and education are two of the most important factors that determine a child’s future. In Sri Lanka, parents remain stressed and struggle to keep kids in school, let alone focused on learning. Many children miss classes due to the lack of notebooks. This also has led children to an inferiority complex they are never able to come out of. These basic supplies allow the teachers to keep their classrooms functioning on a day-to-day basis.

shows large improvements across broad families of outcomes lead to improved educational outcomes. We confirm it also improves women’s education. As adults are more employed, to work in the formal sector, work in the non-agricultural sector, and migrate. These generations have higher living standards, better housing, more assets, and pay more government taxes. While nutrition and health investments also increase.

As the initial step of the methodology of monitoring and evaluating the project will be as follows:

• Personal records of the students and the total number of students count will be obtained by the respective class teacher
• Authentication of the above details by the principal of the school
• Feeding of the above-collected records into our system database
• Handing over of the above document by our NGO to the relevant sponsor/s
• Distribution of the books to the underprivileged students
• NGO confirms the number of books from the parent/guardian via a phone call

Participants: Teachers Students, Principals, Sponsor/s Parents Guardians, the NGO,

Research methods used: Surveys/ interviews.

In the following years to come:

• The respective class teacher dispatches an amended and updated record of the underprivileged students to an NGO, as authenticated by the principal of the school
• The NGO feeds the details into its database and forwards the document to the sponsor/s
• NGO confirms the receiving of the notebook by child parent/guardian over a phone call