School Management - UNESCO
organizing enrichment programs undertaking evaluation and examinations taking remedial steps creating conducive school climate ... classes but also take part in extracurricular activities. These activities should be organized according to a feasible school timetable. The timetable is necessary for the proper management of the affairs of a school.
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