In Goa, India, a total of 84,528 primary and high school students have undergone screening for refractive vision errors since the 2021-22 academic year, as part of an enhanced school health programme. Historically, the programme had low coverage, but efforts were ramped up in 2023-24, resulting in 23,009 screenings across 288 schools. By 2024-25, this number rose to 30,495 students screened in 387 schools. Over the past six years, 5,148 children were identified with refractive errors, and 3,811 received free spectacles. In addition to vision screening, the programme encourages annual health check-ups for students, although less than 50% of children enrolled in Classes I to VIII receive these check-ups. The initiative also includes the administration of iron folic acid and deworming tablets to students, with coverage rates of 77% and 83%, respectively. However, the distribution of vitamin A tablets remains significantly low.