Barber said that teacher and student attendances had both increased from 81 per cent and 83 per cent to 92 per cent. He said approximately 1.5 million more children were now enrolled in schools as a result of the roadmap implementation.
He said availability of school facilities like toilets, drinking water, boundary walls and electricity had increased from 69 per cent to 91 per cent.
He said as many as 37,000 more teachers were now attending school and executive district officers for education were being appointed on merit. Barber said as many as 140,000 children were being facilitated under the voucher scheme for children from humble backgrounds.
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