(1) Superintendent shall ensure that educational needs of young offenders are adequately met and necessary facilities for the overall educational development are provided in prisons.
(2) Appropriate educational programmes shall be designed for young offenders, if required in assistance from the non-Government Organizations, so that the young offenders of various age groups and intelligence levels can derive benefits.
(3) Special emphasis shall be laid on the following aspects in education of young offenders, namely:-
(a) Physical and health education;
(b) Social and moral education;
(c) Literary education;
(d) Vocational education; and
(e) Arts and handicrafts education.
(4) For illiterate and educationally backward young offenders special educational classes shall be organized.
(5) Necessary opportunities for the self-education of young offenders shall be provided in the prisons.
(6) Those who have the requisite capacity and desire to appear at examinations conducted by the State Education Department or by a University or by any other recognized institution shall be permitted to do so.
(7) Young offenders (Convicts) shall be taught such crafts, skills and vocations as would be useful to them after release.