Managed by District Panchayat Education Committee, Navsari
Jogwad Main Primary School
Discover the charm and rich heritage of Jogwad Village, where tradition meets community.
About Jogwad Primary School
Jogwad Primary School was established on January 6, 1906, and is managed by the District Panchayat Education Committee, Navsari. Located in a Jogwad Village, rural area under the Chikhli block of Navsari district, Gujarat, the school provides education from Grades 1 to 8. It follows a co-educational system but does not have an attached pre-primary section. The medium of instruction is Gujarati, and the academic session begins in April each year.
The school has a government-owned building with six classrooms for instructional purposes, all of which are in good condition. Additionally, it has two other rooms for non-teaching activities and a separate room for the Headmaster/Teacher. The school is secured by a barbed wire fencing boundary wall and has an electric connection.
For drinking water, the school has a functional tap water supply. It also has one boys' toilet and one girls' toilet, both of which are operational. There is a playground for students, and the school library contains 341 books.
The school is equipped with three laptops, three digital smart boards, and Wi-Fi to support teaching and learning activities. Additionally, it has a computer-aided learning lab.
A mid-day meal is provided to students, though it is not prepared on the school premises. For girls in Grades 6 to 8, the school offers self-defense training.
New student admissions take place in the month of June. Over the years, more than 3,045 students have received their education at Jogwad Primary School.
- Foundation Date
6, April 1906 CE
- UDISE Code
24240103401
- Building Inauguration
1953 CE
- Classes
1 to 8 Std
- Type of Institute
Government
The History of Jogwad Primary School
From Humble Beginnings to a Pillar of Learning in the Community.
Jogwad Primary School was established on January 6, 1906. At that time, it was under the authority of the Surat District Local Board, as Navsari had not yet become a separate district.
Initially, the school was located at Fulat Street, where a Balwadi (kindergarten) operated. However, the building was in poor condition and required improvements.
To address this issue, a new Gujarati school was constructed next to Yusufali Salim Desai’s house, where the primary school is located today. Initially, it offered Grades 1 to 4. The land for the school was originally owned by the Jogwad Sunni Muslim Jamat (community). The Jogwad Jamat sold the land to the Surat District Local Board, allowing for the construction of the school. With the help of a government grant and additional funds contributed by the villagers, four classrooms were built.
In 1953, the new building of the Jumma Mosque was inaugurated, with Revenue Minister Rafi Ahmed Kidwai (1894-1954) present at the event. During this occasion, he also inaugurated the new building of the Gujarati School.
Due to financial constraints, the school’s flooring was initially made of smeared clay. During this period, Fakirahmad Asmalji Mulla, who had returned from South Africa, donated ₹1,500. This donation was used to install stone slab flooring, which remains intact to this day. In 1957, the school expanded further with the addition of three more classrooms.
Jogwad Primary School played a vital role in the education of children from nearby villages, as it was the only school in the surrounding area. Students from Chitali, Bodwank, Chasa, Kumkotar, Kankriya, Kangwai, Bhoriya, Nagdhara, and Saraiyya attended this school for their primary education.
At one point, the government proposed upgrading Jogwad Primary School to include a high school. However, the residents of Jogwad village opposed the plan due to concerns about the potential deterioration of the village’s social atmosphere. As a result, a ban was imposed on constructing a high school in Jogwad. Instead, a high school was later built in Kangwai village by Mast Mangera Saheb.
In 2011, the Gujarat government restructured the education system by moving Grade 8 from secondary schools and merging it into primary schools.
Jogwad Primary School continues to serve as a pillar of education for the village, preserving its rich history and legacy while providing quality education to future generations.
Institution at a Glance
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Alumni Students
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Studying Students
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Teachers
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Discover Our Educational Divisions
Explore the different academic divisions offered by our school, providing quality education from early childhood to higher secondary. Each division is tailored to foster growth and success at every stage of your child’s learning journey.
Primary Division
1st Std - 5th Std
Higher Primary Division
6th Std - 8th Std
Medium of Instruction!
The school follows Gujarati as the medium of instruction, fostering a deep connection to our cultural roots while ensuring a strong academic foundation. Through teaching in Gujarati, we aim to enhance understanding, communication, and academic excellence among students.
- Medium of Instruction
Gujarati
Campus Facilities
Our campus is equipped with modern facilities to create a safe, engaging, and enriching environment for students. We ensure that every student has access to resources and amenities that support their holistic development, academic success, and extracurricular growth.
Students of the Early Years
Jogwad Primary School, established on 6 April 1906, has been a foundation of education for Jogwad and the surrounding villages. The oldest student enrollment register, preserved from 1915, holds nearly 50 years of records. During that time, when the village population was small, this school served as the only educational institution in the area.
Students not only from Jogwad but also from neighboring villages such as Chitali, Nagdhara, Kangwai, Kumkotar, Saraiya, Bhoriya, Kankariya, and many others came here to pursue their primary education.
To honor and remember those early learners, we have collected details such as student names, dates of birth, admission dates, the standard in which they were admitted, leaving dates, caste, and their native villages. While the records are vast, we have curated and presented a selection of this invaluable history below in a tabular format.
Below is a glimpse of the student records from the early years.
| # | Date of Birth | Student Name | Native Village | Caste | Admission Date | Standard Admitted | Leaving Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 01-02-1910 | Esap Fakir | Jogwad | Sunni Muslim (Vohra) | DD-MM-1914 | Kindergarten | DD-MM-YYYY |
| 2 | 01-02-1910 | Esap Fakir Desai | Jogwad | Sunni Muslim (Vohra) | DD-MM-1918 | Kindergarten | DD-MM-YYYY |
| 3 | 01-03-1954 | Zulekha Gulamahmad Desai | Jogwad | Sunni Muslim (Vohra) | DD-MM-YYYY | 1st | DD-MM-YYYY |
| 4 | 01-06-1930 | Esap Ismail Desai | Jogwad | Sunni Muslim (Vohra) | DD-MM-1940 | Kindergarten | 23-11-1941 |
| 5 | 01-06-1952 | Jamila Abdulrajjak Rangrej | Mota Miya Mangrol | Sunni Muslim (Vohra) | DD-MM-1960 | 2nd | DD-MM-YYYY |
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Jogwad Main Primary School, Navikyari Rd, Jogwad
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