Tentulikhunti Government Upper Primary School (NUPS) is a co-educational institution located in Tentulikhunti, Balangir district, Odisha. Established in 1971, the school has been serving the educational needs of the local community for over five decades. Situated in a rural area, it plays a pivotal role in providing quality education to children from grades 1 to 5. The school operates under the Department of Education, Government of Odisha, and is managed by the Department of Education.
The medium of instruction is Odia, catering primarily to the local population. The school is non-residential, with no attached pre-primary section. As of the latest available data, the school has approximately 67 students, with a gender distribution of 47.76% girls. The teaching staff comprises three male teachers and one female teacher, all holding professional qualifications.
The student-teacher ratio is approximately 17:1, ensuring personalized attention for each student. The school is equipped with basic facilities to support the educational process. It has a government-built structure with a total of one classroom. The school provides common toilets for students, with separate facilities for boys and girls.
Drinking water is available through hand pumps, and there is a hand wash facility for students. The school has a library with a collection of 200 to 500 books, promoting reading habits among students. However, it does not have a computer lab or internet connectivity, which limits exposure to digital learning resources. The school does not have a playground, which may restrict physical activities and sports events.
The admission process is managed by the Department of Education, and the school is operational, serving the local community with dedication and commitment. Tentulikhunti Government Upper Primary School continues to be a cornerstone of education in the region, striving to provide quality education to its students despite the challenges posed by its rural setting.