SCHOOL HOURS PRIMARY SECTION SECONDARY SECTION

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SCHOOL HOURS
(MONDAY TO FRIDAY)
PRIMARY SECTION
STD. I TO IV : 1.15 P.M. TO 6.20 P.M.
SECONDARY SECTION
STD. V TO X : 6.50 A.M. TO 1.00 P.M.
NOTE : CHILDREN ARE EXPECTED TO BE IN SCHOOL
5 MINUTES BEFORE THE FIRST BELL.
(WITH PRIOR APPOINTMENT)
PRINCIPAL
SECONDARY
PRIMARY
: 10.30 A.M. TO 11.30 A.M.
: 11.30 A.M. TO 12.30 P.M.
VICE-PRINCIPAL
SECONDARY : 1.00 P.M. TO 2.00 P.M.
PRIMARY : 3.00 P.M. TO 04.00 P.M.
TEACHERS
GOKULDHAM High School - 2011-12
VISITING HOURS
SECONDARY : 1.00 P.M. TO 1.30 P.M.
PRIMARY : 12.00 NOON TO 12.30 P.M.
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SCHOOL OFFICE
9.00 A.M. TO 12.00 NOON
__________________________
SIGNATURE OF FATHER / GUARDIAN
NAME:
____________________
_____________________
SIGNATURE OF MOTHER
NAME:
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SCHOOL TIMINGS
SECONDARY SECTION
PRIMARY SECTION
First Bell
Second Bell
CPE + BREAK +
Assembly &
Announcements
First Period
Second Period
Third Period
Fourth Period
Prayer
Recess
Fifth Period
Sixth Period
Seventh Period
Eighth Period
Ninth Period
Tenth Period
Long Bell
First Period
Second Period
Third Period
Fourth Period
CPE +
Announcements
Long Bell
Recess
Fifth Period
Sixth Period
Seventh Period
Eighth Period
Vande Mataram
06:50 a.m.
06:55 a.m.
}
06:55 to 07.40 a.m.
07:40
08:10
08:40
09:10
to
to
to
to
08:10
08:40
09:10
09:40
a.m.
a.m.
a.m.
a.m.
01:15 p.m.
01:15 to 01:50
01:50 to 02:25
02:25 to 03:00
03:00 to 03:30
p.m.
p.m.
p.m.
p.m.
} 03:30 to 03.50 p.m.
09:40 to 10.00 a.m.
10:00 to 10:30 a.m.
10:30 to 11:00 a.m.
11:00 to 11:30 a.m.
11:30 to 12:00 Noon
12:00 to 12.30 p.m.
12.30 to 01.00 p.m.
03.50 p.m.
03:50 to 04:10 p.m.
04:10 p.m. 04:40 p.m.
04:40 to 05:10 p.m.
05:10 to 05:40 p.m.
05:40 to 06:10 p.m.
06.15 p.m.
Vande Mataram
SECONDARY TIMINGS
HALF WORKING DAY (5 periods)
Assembly Bell
06:50 a.m.
CPE + BREAK +
06:55 to 07.30 a.m.
Assembly &
Announcements
First Period
07:30 to 08:00 a.m.
Second Period
08:00 to 08:30 a.m.
Third Period
08:30 to 09:00 a.m.
Fourth Period
09:00 to 09:30 a.m.
Fifth Period
09:30 to 10:00 a.m.
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OPEN HOUSE (6 periods)
Assembly Bell
09:25 a.m.
CPE + BREAK +
09:30 to 010:00 a.m.
Assembly &
Announcements
First Period
10:00 to 10:30 a.m.
Second Period
10:30 to 11:00 a.m.
Third Period
11:00 to 11:30 a.m.
Fourth Period
11:30 to 12:00 Noon
Fifth Period
12:00 to 12:30 p.m.
Sixth Period
12.30 to 01.00 p.m.
}
‘Time conquers all and we must conquer time’
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ACADEMIC YEAR (2011-2012)
TERM SCHEDULE
Std. I to VIII
FIRST TERM
Commences on
Concludes on
24th March
4th October
2011
2011
Thursday
Tuesday
SECOND TERM
Commences on
Concludes on
5th October
22nd March
2011
2012
Wednesday
Thursday
VACATIONS
24th October
14th November
2011
2011
Monday
Monday
CHRISTMAS VACATION
Begins On
School re-opens on
26th December
2nd January
2011
2012
Monday
Monday
ANNUAL VACATION
Begins On
School re-opens on
27th February
26th March
2012
2012
Monday
Monday
SUMMER VACATION
Begins On
School re-opens on
2nd May
11th June
2012
2012
Wednesday
Monday
ATTENDANCE ON RE-OPENING DAYS AND LAST WORKING DAYS IS
COMPULSORY.
EXAMINATION SCHEDULE (2011-2012)
I TERMINAL
II TERMINAL
21.09.2011
10.02.2012
04.10.2011
24.02.2012
EXAMINATION
SECONDARY - Std. V to Std. VIII
From
To
I TERMINAL
II TERMINAL
19.09.2011
07.02.2012
04.10.2011
24.02.2012
ATTENDANCE DURING EXAMINATION/TEST DAYS IS COMPULSORY.
Graded subjects may be taken during regular school hours.
Signature of Parent/Guardian : ________________________________
Name of Parent/Guardian
: ________________________________
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PRIMARY - Std. I to Std. IV
From
To
EXAMINATION
DIWALI VACATION
Begins On
School re-opens on
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ACADEMIC YEAR (2011-2012)
TERM SCHEDULE
Std. IX & X
FIRST TERM
Commences On
Concludes On
24th March
11th July
2011 Thursday
2011 Monday
SECOND TERM
Commences On
Concludes On
(Std IX)
(Std X)
12th July
5th October
14th October
2011 Tuesday
2011 Wednesday
2011 Friday
THIRD TERM
Commences On (Std IX)
(Std X)
Concludes On
(Std IX)
(Std X)
7th October
17th October
22th March
6th February
2011
2011
2012
2012
Friday
Monday
Thursday
Monday
VACATIONS
DIWALI VACATION
Begins On
School re-opens on
24th October
14th November
2011
2011
Monday
Monday
CHRISTMAS VACATION
Begins On
School re-opens on
26th December
2nd January
2011
2012
Monday
Monday
ANNUAL VACATION
Begins On
School re-opens on
27th February
26th March
2012
2012
Monday
Monday
SUMMER VACATION
Begins On
School re-opens on
2nd May
7th June
2012
2012
Wednesday
Tuesday
ATTENDANCE ON RE-OPENING DAYS AND LAST WORKING DAYS IS
COMPULSORY.
EXAMINATION SCHEDULE (2011-2012) STD IX and X
EXAMINATION
From
To
I TERMINAL
27.06.2011
11.07.2011
II TERMINAL (IX)
19.09.2011
05.10.2011
First Prelims (X)
29.09.2011
14.10.2011
Second Prelims (X)
05.01.2012
19.01.2012
III TERMINAL (IX)
07.02.2012
24.02.2012
ATTENDANCE DURING EXAMINATION/TEST DAYS IS COMPULSORY.
TESTS WILL NOT BE CONDUCTED AGAIN.
Signature of Parent/Guardian : ________________________________
Name of Parent/Guardian
: ________________________________
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FEES
School fees will be accepted by any one of the modes :
1) Cheque payment
2) Cash Payment.
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Procedure for cheque payment :
a) Cheque to be drawn in favour of the school.
b) Pin the label provided by the school on the reverse of the cheque.
c) Drop the cheque only in the drop box placed near the watchman’s
cabin of the respective school.
Drop box facility Timing :
Period
Time
1st to 8th of the due month 24 Hrs.
9th of the due month
Upto 10.00 a.m.
Sample (1) :
NOTE :
1) Do not drop post-dated cheques in the drop box.
2) Drop box facility will be available from 1st to the 9th of the due
month irrespective of holidays.
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XXXX XXXX XXXX
i)
ii)
iii)
iv)
v)
XXXX
Cross the cheque and write ‘A/C Payee’
Mention the school name as given in sample (1).
Write the correct date.
Enter the amount payable, in words and in figures.
Ensure that the cheque is appropriately signed.
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Sample : (2)
GHS-S-VI-GAET/1008/AVL/483
GHS - S ®
KOTAK AC No.: 2121450000068
Siddharth Ashok Singh
FEE Type : Regular Fee Amt : Rs. xxxxxx
June (Tut & Term)/Jul/Aug/Sep/Oct/Nov
(Tut & Term)/Dec/Jan/Fab/Mar/Apr/May
Ph. No.: xxxxxxxx
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i)
Pin the label provided by the school on the reverse of the cheque, as
shown in sample (2)
ii) Remember to tick ( 3 ) the month/months and the fees applicable.
iii) Write your contact number on the label.
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General Instructions :
1) The bank will levy a charge of Rs.100/- for a bounced cheque.
Thereafter, fees, along with fine, must be paid in cash in the school
office.
2) Retain the sheet of labels provided by the school safely, if lost the
same will be available in the school office on payment of Rs.25/3) Do not deposit the school fee cheques at the bank directly by using
the bank pay-in-slip.
4) Payment made from the 13th of the due month will be received in
cheque only at the school office and will be subject to a surcharge of
Rs.20/- till the end of the month. Thereafter a surcharge of Rs.40/per month or part thereof shall be paid additionally.
5) Payment of fees for the months April and May must be made in the
month of April.
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Procedure for Cash Payment :
Cash payment will be accepted at Kotak Mahindra Bank, Shivdham
Complex, Malad (E), twice a year only.
1) June (Term and tuition fees for Term I)
Std. V students will pay tuition fee, term fee for term and admission
fee for the month of June.
2) November (Term and tuition fees for Term II)
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RULES REGARDING FEES
1.
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Signature of the Parent/Guardian
Term fees must be paid in June along with June Tuition Fee and in
November along with November Tuition Fee. Fees can be paid in
advance half-yearly or yearly.
2. Admission fee will be charged for admission in Std. I., Std. V and all
new admissions. Admission fee should be paid in the month of June
along with Term and Tuition Fees.
3. Fees for the months of April and May must be paid in April, and this
holds good even for those who wish to leave the school in March,
April & May.
4. The delay of payment beyond 3 months renders a pupil liable
to be struck off the roll. If the pupil is re-admitted the admission
fee must be paid again.
5. If a student is to be withdrawn, one calendar month’s notice
should be given in writing by the Parent/Guardian to the
Principal of the school to arrange for the refund of the balance
of tuition fees. In exceptional circumstances of withdrawal, one
month’s tuition fee in lieu of one calendar month’s notice will have
to be paid. Amount collected as Term Fee or Tuition Fee will not be
refunded.
6. Students whose fees are not paid will not be allowed to sit for I
Terminal and / or II Terminal Examinations.
7. Unless all dues are paid by the student, the results of the
examinations/tests conducted by the school will not be
communicated to the student. School Leaving Certificate will not be
issued till all the outstanding dues from the student at the time of
leaving the school are paid and clearance certificate from the
concerned authority is obtained.
8. Students who leave the school in the month previous to any vacation
must pay the fees for the vacation.
9. No deduction in fees will be allowed for vacations or for broken period
of the month. Full month’s fee will be payable if the student’s name
appears on the roll on the 1st day of the month. Admission fee will
not be refunded even if the student, for any reason, leaves the school
immediately after securing admission.
10. Std.X (ICSE) & ISC(XII) students will have to pay fees till May, in
the month of January.
BUS FACILITY
The school provides bus service to the students of the Primary Section
and Secondary Section of GHS & JC under the aegis of G.A.E.T.
INSTRUCTIONS:
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The bus facility is extended to students only when there is an
availability of seats and is offered at the Principal’s discretion. This
offer can be withdrawn any time.
Students will board and alight only at fixed bus stops. Parents and
children are requested not to ask the driver or attendant to stop the
buses at unauthorised bus stops.
Parents are not permitted to change the bus stops, without prior
permission.
Children must obey and be courteous to the bus in-charge. Children
found misbehaving in the bus will not be allowed to continue availing
the bus facility.
In the event of the child not being at the stop at the scheduled time
the bus will proceed without the child. It will be the responsibility of
the parent/guardian to drop the child to School. In the event of there
being no one to receive the child at the stop of the return journey the
child will be brought to the school and the parents will have to collect
their child from the school authorities on presentation of their Identity
Card.
IDENTITY CARD :
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Children using the bus facility need to carry a Bus ID Card issued by
the School.
In case there is a change in the residential address the school office
must be notified immediately and a fresh ID Card must be obtained.
If the Bus ID Card is lost a written application requesting a duplicate
ID Card must be submitted in the school office immediately. Collect
the duplicate ID Card from the School Office.
Note :
•
One month’s fee is payable as Admission Fee (Non-refundable) at the
time of enrolment.
•
Enrolment form, Medical Report and Permission letter form are printed
at the end of the school calendar.
•
No bus child will be permitted to go home without submitting the
permission letter.
WITHDRAWAL
•
One month advance notice in writing must be given by the parents to
the school, in case they wish to discontinue the bus facility during the
period June to September (I Instalment) / October to January (II
Instalment). Parents must note that no refund will be made against
bus fees paid for the IIIrd Instalment (February to May)
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BUS FEES
Bus fees will be accepted by Cheque payment
• Procedure for cheque payment :
a) Cheque to be drawn in favour of the Goenka & Associates Educational Trust.
b) Pin the label provided by the school on the reverse of the cheque.
c) Drop the cheque only in the drop box placed near the watchman’s cabin of
the respective school between 1st to 9th of the due month.(upto 10 a.m.)
d) Bus Fees will be charged for all the twelve months of the year.
e) Fees will be collected in three installments.
Period
Payable in
I
June to September
June
II
October to January
October
III
February to May
February
f)
g)
Fees after 9th of the month will be received at the school office upto 30th of the
due month.
Do not drop post-dated cheques in the drop box.
Sample (1) :
i)
ii)
iii)
iv)
v)
NC
ED
Cross the cheque and write ‘A/C Payee’
Mention the name as given in sample (1).
Write the correct date.
Enter the amount payable, in words and in figures.
Ensure that the cheque is appropriately signed.
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CA
L
EL
Installment No.
Sample : (2)
GHS-P-I-GAET/0929/ASM/1000819
GHS - P
KOTAK AC No.: 06460010000104
Siddharth Ashok Singh
FEE Type : Transport Fee Amt : Rs. XXXXX
[June/Jul/Aug/Sep] [Oct/Nov/Dec/Jan]
[Feb/Mar/Apr/May]
Ph. No.: xxxxxxxx
i)
Pin the label provided by the school on the reverse of the cheque,
as shown in sample (2)
ii)
Remember to tick (
) the month/months and the fees applicable.
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iii) Write your contact number on the label.
•
General Instructions :
1) The bank will levy a charge of Rs.100/- for a bounced cheque.
Thereafter, fees, along with fine, must be paid in cash in the school
office.
2) Retain the sheet of labels provided by the school safely, if lost the
same will be available in the school office on payment of Rs.25/3) Do not deposit the school fee cheques at the bank directly by using
the bank pay-in-slip.
4) Payment made after the 30th of the due month will be received in
cheque only at school office and will be subject to a surcharge of
Rs.20/- till the 12th of the following month. Thereafter a surcharge of
Rs.40/- per month or part thereof shall be paid additionally.
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f ) Kindly keep
RULES FOR THE STUDENTS
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1. This is an English medium school. All the students are expected to speak in English.
2. Students must bring the calendar everyday to school.
3. The school uniform and identity card must be worn every day. A student without proper
uniform will be sent back.
4. Uniform worn should be neat and tidy, hair properly combed and shoes polished well.
5. Students should not wear jewellery, costly wrist watches and should not bring valuable
items to school.
6. Books not recommended, magazines, comics etc. should not be brought to the school.
No article liable to be a source of disturbance should be brought to school. Use of
Mobile Phones in the school premises is strictly prohibited.
7. Students are expected to arrive at school before the assembly bell. Habitual late
comers will be sent home or detained after school.
8. Any student coming late will not enter the class unless he/she brings a note to the
teacher from the Vice-Principal/Principal.
9. Students must maintain silence in the school. They must maintain discipline when
moving from one class to another. They should move in a single file only.
10. No student will be excused from physical education without a Doctor’s Certificate.
11. No collections will be made by the students unless permitted by the Principal in
advance.
12. Students are not allowed to give presents to the teachers.
13. Students are not allowed to distribute sweets/presents/eatables of any kind on their
birthday. Instead they can voluntarily donate a book/s to the school library, to inculcate
the good habit of reading and sharing.
14. Students should look after their books, clothes, pens, wrist watch, money, etc. School
does not accept any responsibility for loss of such things.
15. Students should be regular, courteous, well-behaved, disciplined and clean in their
dress and habits.
16. A student who is persistently insubordinate, wilfully mischievous, guilty of misconduct
and/or has unwholesome influence on fellow students is liable to be expelled from the
school.
17. A student is responsible to the school not only for his/her behaviour in the school but
also for his/her general behaviour outside. Every effort should be made by the student
to keep up the good name of the school by his/her manners and deportment. Students
should greet their teachers/visitors when they meet them.
18. Students will not take part in any political activities.
19. During the absence of the teacher, the Prefect or Monitor will be responsible for the
order and discipline of the class.
20. It is forbidden to buy eatables from street vendors.
21. Students are expected to keep THE SCHOOL PREMISES CLEAN.
22. All Gokulites are expected to.
- show respect to all the teachers.
- avoid shouting, whistling or running in the school building.
- avoid using indecent language.
- avoid throwing paper,stones etc. anywhere in and around the School premises,
except in the bins provided for the purpose.
- observe all the rules of good conduct on the buses and on the streets while coming
to or returning from school.
Signature of the student
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DISCIPLINE
PUNITIVE MEASURES
Discipline is a way of Life
Our main goal is to ensure
• The safety of the students.
• To create an environment conducive to learning.
• To save time and energy.
• To eliminate negative feelings.
• To boost self esteem and confidence.
• To encourage team spirit and a sense of responsibility.
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Sr.
Misdeed
First Step
Second Step
Third Step
Fourth Step
1
Uniform
Remark in the
calendar
by Prefects
Remark in the
calendar
by the class teacher
Remark in the
calendar by the
Vice-Principal and
imposition in the form of
an assignment
Parents to
be called by
the Principal.
2
Late to school
Remark in the
calendar by the
Teacher-In-charge
and one round of the
ground for warming
up.
Remark in the
calendar by the
teacher-In-charge
and two rounds of the
ground for warming
up.
Remark in the
calendar by the
Vice-Principal and
imposition in
the form of an assignment
Parents to
be called by
the Principal.
Remark in the
calendar by the
Teacher and
referral to the
Principal/Parent
Call the Parents and
suggest counselling
Refer to the in-house
counsellor
4
Forgery / Theft
Referral to the
Principal and
warning with a note
to Parents
Counselling, Imposition
and involvement in
some constructive
activity
Refer to Child
Psychologist
Administrative
discretion
5
Chewing Gum /
Remark in the
Substance Abuse calendar and referral
to the Principal
Warning with a note
to Parents
Parents to be called.
Hearing by the Principal
and In-House counsellor
Refer to the
Counselling
Centre.
6
Unfair means in
examination
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• Harassment,
Warning with a note
• Verbal Abuse,
to Parents
• Physical Fights,
• Bullying,
• Teasing
Administrative
discretion
Principal’s Discretion-Refer to rules regarding assessment / examination
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Missing School /
Class/Training
Parents to be called
Refer to the In-House
Counsellor
3
Refer to the
Counselling
Centre for
remedial
measures.
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Sr.
Misdeed
First Step
Second Step
Third Step
Fourth Step
8
Disruptive
behaviour
Warning
Parents to be
informed
Refer to the
In-House
Counsellor
In-School suspension
and imposition
involving some
constructive activity
Refer to the Counselling Centre.
• in the class,
• in the bus,
• in the library
• on the ground
Wilful
destruction
of School /
Personal
Property
Individual or
collective
fine and Parents to
be apprised of.
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Disrespect to
Elders, Teachers
or any school
Employee
Referral to the Principal in the presence of
Parents and school counsellor for remedial
and corrective measures
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Use of
• Cell phone
• iPod
• Laser Pointer
• CD.
• Pen Drive
• Any other
electronic
gadget
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Principal’s discretion. Refer to the rules
for students
Confiscation of the same and fine of Rs. 2000/-
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Non-Submission / Remark in the
Incomplete / Late calendar by the
Assignment /
subject Teacher.
Project
Warning with a note
to the Parents
Principal’s
discretion
I ________________________________________ of Class/Div. ______ have noted the punitive measures and I agree to
abide by the rules and regulations of the school
Signature of the Student ________________.
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Signature of the Parent _________________.
NOTE :
Along with the above mentioned remedial measures following cards will be issued.
1.
YELLOW - FIRST STEP
2.
GREEN
- SECOND STEP
3.
RED
- THIRD STEP
4.
BLACK
- FOURTH STEP
• Good behaviour / Improved Behaviour will be rewarded with a
‘GOLD STAR’.
• Your behaviour will be observed regularly and 20 marks will be allotted for Regularity, Discipline. These will be a part of
your aggregate score.
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SAFETY MEASURES
1.
2.
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3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
Students should compulsorily wear the identity-card issued to them
by the school along with their uniform.
Parents should inform the school authority regarding the particulars
of the person they delegate to collect their children from school, if
they are not doing so themselves.
An identity card should be made & worn by the parents’/guardians.
Children should be given the following instructions, periodically &
Children should be alert at all times.
• Children should not talk to strangers, accept anything in cash or
kind from strangers.
• Children should never agree to go home with strangers.
• Children should not agree to go home even with a relative without
prior confirmation with their parents.
• Children should not talk loudly on streets or in front of strangers
about any situation of their home or about the time when their
parents are not at home.
• Children should always move around in groups, especially to and
fro from school.
It is imperative for parents to collect their children from the point at
which they are left by the school bus otherwise the children will be
brought back to school.
Parents should explain the concept of good touch and bad touch to
their children.
Children using the school bus will be given numbers, so that they
sit in the proper place.
Parents can form car pool groups for leaving and bringing children
to and fro from school.
Parents should supervise/stay with the children when they go down
to play.
Sending children to shops/shopping centre, alone should be avoided.
Parents should give their children a Re. 1/- coin so that children can
call home from the nearest P.C.O. in case of emergency.
Parents should ensure that the correct phone numbers of the
residence and office are written in the calendar and their signatures
are at relevant places
Parents are advised not to send their children to school if they are
unwell.
Along with the values learnt in school, it is of utmost importance to
lay stress on cleanliness, and hygiene and above all a sense of
responsibility.
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Signature of the Parent
________________________
Signature of the Student
‘One is greatest in danger
when one thinks himself to be safest’
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RULES FOR THE SCHOOL LIBRARY
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
10.
11.
12.
14.
15.
16.
17.
__________________________
Signature of the Student
‘Literary education is of no value
if it is not able to build up a sound character’
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13.
Monday to Friday : 7.00 a.m. to 6.30 p.m.
Saturday
: 11.00 a.m. to 3.00 p.m.
Pupils will be given library cards for borrowing books and each pupil is
responsible for the books taken on his/her card. The librarian shall confiscate
the cards of the students who contravene the library rules.
Books will be issued for the use of the BORROWER only.
A pupil can borrow or return books once a week only.
Books should not be kept for more than a week. At the end of each period the
books may, if desired, be renewed at the discretion of the Librarian. However,
for such a renewal, the book must be produced.
Failure to return a book on the expiry of the period of a week, the pupil will be
penalised (Re.1/- per day).
Books must be kept clean and used carefully. No marking should be done in
the Library book. Any imperfection found in them or any damage done to them
must be reported to the School Librarian before taking the book home. The
damage done to books or magazines and loss of books will have to be made
good by the pupil concerned.
Reference books and magazines cannot be borrowed or taken out of the Library.
Students can borrow parallel text-books of ICSE syllabus against their library
cards.
Books for home-reading can be borrowed by children of Std. III upward.
Primary timings
Mon to Sat - 11.30 to 1.00 p.m.
Secondary timings Mon to Sat - 1.00 to 2.30 p.m.
Students must consult the Librarian/teacher for the books recommended for
their specific age group and record should be maintained in the calendar
(Library Record)
All books must be returned in good condition before the beginning of each
Terminal Examination and before a Leaving Certificate is issued. The borrower
who fails to return a book must pay a fine equal to the value of the book.
No personal books, bags, satchels, electronic gadgets and eatables are allowed
in the library. Any personal books found will be confiscated. Only note-books,
school calendar and a pencil may be taken in.
Every pupil should help to keep the Library clean and tidy and see that the
books and magazines are kept in their proper places.
Strict silence must be observed in the Library and conversation should be
kept to the minimum and sound should be low.
The Library should be used only for perusing reference books, parallel text
books, periodicals and reviews.
Before taking the School Leaving Certificate every student is requested to
return all Library books and get the Librarian’s signature in the application for
the Form of Leaving Certificate. Necessary form is provided at the end of the
calendar.
Library will be closed on Public and National Holidays.
8.
9.
The Library is open from
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Facilities to use all the laboratories are available to students from
Std. III upwards. All experiments will be undertaken in the presence
of and with the knowledge of the teacher and the Laboratory
Assistant.
Pupils are requested to take special care of the Laboratory materials
and apparatus. The cost of repairs and replacements if any will be
borne by the pupils concerned. No pupil is allowed in the Laboratory
except during Practical Periods.
I hear and I forget
I see and I remember
I do and I understand
PERFORMING ARTS
Performing Arts is a source of edutainment, providing a historical
and cultural insight. It has been introduced in the curriculum, to
balance the demand of disciplined skills and challenging standards
in an environment of emotional, aesthetic, imaginative and creative
development. It aims at developing a co-operative attitude through
the organization and participation, associated with music, dance
and drama. It further aims at developing appropriate skills and
knowledge with understanding, as a basis for further study or
leisure or both. Performing Arts comprises Vocal Music,
Instrumental Music, Dance and Drama. The students will have to
choose any one of these and pursue it upto Std. VIII.
‘Inspiration is the light
that transforms rain into rainbows.’
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It is a greater work to educate a child.....
than to rule a state.
RECOMMENDATIONS TO PARENTS
Since this is an English medium school, every student should
learn to speak and write good English. Hence at home, he/
she should be given an opportunity to speak English and speak
it correctly.
Parents should instruct their ward that, except for Hindi/Marathi
classes, English alone should be spoken during the school hours.
2. Parents and Guardians are reminded that without their help and
co-operation not much can be achieved by the efforts made by
the school to mould and improve the character of the child. They
are earnestly requested to instil discipline.
3. P a r e n t s a r e i n f o r m e d t h a t o c c a s i o n a l r e p o r t s a n d
recommendations from teachers are made in the Contact Report.
They are requested to sign them as proof that they have read
them. Parents are also earnestly requested to peruse and sign
the reports of the child, or any other remarks made by the School
Authorities in the calendar and do the needful in the matter.
4. Parents should not engage school teachers as private tutors,
vide item 10 under School Information. We strongly discourage
private tuitions. Instead, we would suggest that you inculcate in
your ward the habits of self-study and regularity in study. And
also create at home a conducive atmosphere to study. Avoid all
kinds of disturbances like T.V. radio, video, Internet etc. Let your
child surf the net only for essential information under your
supervision.
5. Parents are requested to refrain from giving any gifts to the
members of the staff.
6. Parents are requested to refrain from celebrating their children’s
birthday in school in any way.
7. If any student is found to have done damage of any kind in class
or in and about the school premises the parents/guardian will
have to make good the loss. Decision of the Principal regarding
the amount to be paid will be final.
8. Criticism of your children’s teachers in the presence of children
should be avoided as it encourages them to lose respect for their
teachers. In case of any grievance kindly meet the Principal.
9. IDENTITY CARD FOR PARENTS/GUARDIANS/SERVANTS IS
A MUST FOR ENTERING THE SCHOOL PREMISES. Parents
are requested to refrain from entering the school premises except
for meeting the Principal or Teachers by appointment, Kindly
advise servants who come to collect your wards from school,
not to remain in the school premises any longer than is necessary.
10. Parents are advised to make it a point to attend the Open House
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as indicated in the calendar. They will not be allowed to meet
the teachers without prior permission from the Principal on other
working days.
11. Incase your child is suffering from any acute medical conditions
such as
• Asthama • Febrile Convulsions (Fits) • Juvenile diabetes •
Migraine • Depression / Psychological problems or any other,
kindly keep the school authorities informed in writing about the
following.
1. Telephone Number of Parents.
2. Person to be contacted immediately incase of emergency.
3. Medication / First Aid to be given.
4. Telephone number of the Doctor.
5. Brief medical history of the child.
12. Parents and guardians are requested to notify the school of any
change in their address and telephone number.
13. There will be a penance study class for an hour for those
who fail to do homework, or for any other reason that the
teacher or the Principal will state in the calendar.
Please Note :
If the child is detained or sent back during school hours due to
said reason, in that case the responsibility towards security of
the child will not be that of the school.
14. Parents are informed that their children are liable to be sent home
for any of the following reasons :(i) Arriving late for school.
(ii) Not wearing proper uniform with IDENTITY CARD
(iii) Not having a remark made by the School Authorities in
his/her calendar signed by his/her parent/guardian.
(iv) Repeatedly forgetting to bring books. Not submitting
work on time.
(v) Not acknowledging the receipt of worksheets/circulars/
report cards.
N.B.: The school accepts no responsibility for the safety of pupils
obliged to return home during class hours for any of the reasons
mentioned above.
15. Parents are advised not to request for half days or leave, as
project assignments and assessments will be conducted regularly.
Absence will lead to irregularity in testing procedures and
incompletion of day to day work which will result in forfeiting
honour cards and grade points. Please note no MAKE-UP TEST
will be conducted.
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Signature of the Parent / Guardian
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GUIDANCE & COUNSELLING CENTRE
The Trust has set up a State of Art Counselling Centre in Yashodham
High School building to provide help in the area of mental health.
The Centre is being looked after by a team of Psychologists, counsellors,
Remedial Educators, Occupational Therapists and a Psychiatrist.
The Centre practices HYBRID of TRANS-DISCIPLINARY and
INTEGRATED model for intervention. The services offered are :
Individual / Classroom Counselling and guidance
Shadow teachers in Playmate Pre-school and Standard I
Parenting Workshop
• Psycho-educational assessment
• Remedial Education
• Occupational Therapy
• Speech & Language Enhacement Therapy
• Sensory Integration & Braingym
• Aptitude testing and career guidance
• Activity groups for parents of children with ASD.
• Support groups for parents of Children with ASD.
• Psychiatric consultation
(Subsidised charges for these services).
Level
A
B
C
Pre-NIOS
NIOS
NIOS SENIOR SECONDARY
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Equivalent to
Std. III
Std. V
Std. VIII
Std. IX
Std. X
Std. XII
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The Trust has also introduced alternative curriculum for the children who
have difficulties coping with the regular school studies by offering NIOS
facility. This is available at different levels as below :
ON GOING PROJECTS
• ANVAY - Anvay is a curriculum based programme involving an informal
but structured therapeutic intervention. A school readiness programme
for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder and Global Developmental
Delay.
• AYAAN is a curriculum based structured and therapeutic programme
to empower the children to achieve self-reliance and prepare them for
open schooling.
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• ADITI is a formal curriculum designed to prepare the children for OBE
(Open basic education) and NIOS (National Institute for Open School)
so as to make the process of learning smooth and enriching.
• Teacher Training Programme - “Mission Possible” started as a part
of continuous effort to empower teachers to take care of classroom &
behavioural challenges.
NEW PROJECTS - 2011
• To meet the growing demands of Counselling services, the trust has
created a new centre at Lakshadham High School, providing all the
services in line with the centre at Yashodham High School & Jr.
College.
It has unique features like :
• Visual training room
• Speech therapy room
• Pet therapy
• Vocational training
Vocational Courses Offered :
1) Certificate in Library Science
2) Certificate in DTP / Computer Application (CCA)
Eligibility : STD X pass (Any board)
Contact for Details and prior appointment :
Centre at Yashodham
40278215 / 40278216
Centre at Lakshadham 40822444
Timings :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
: 10.00 a.m. to 6.00 p.m.
SATURDAY
(1st, 3rd & 5th)
: 10.00 a.m. to 4.00 p.m.
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INTERNAL ASSESSMENT TIME-TABLE (2011-2012)
FIRST TERM - STD I to IV
FIRST TERM
Std. I
Std. II
Std. III
Std. IV
23.06.11
MATHS
MATHS
MATHS
MATHS
30.06.11
EVS
EVS
EVS
EVS
07.07.11
HINDI
II LANG
II LANG
II LANG
14.07.11
ENGLISH
ENGLISH
ENGLISH
ENGLISH
21.07.11
MATHS
MATHS
MATHS
MATHS
28.07.11
ENGLISH
ENGLISH
ENGLISH
ENGLISH
04.08.11
HINDI
II LANG
II LANG
II LANG
11.08.11
EVS
EVS
EVS
EVS
18.08.11
DICTATION
DICTATION
DICTATION
DICTATION
25.08.11
ENGLISH
ENGLISH
ENGLISH
ENGLISH
24.11.11
ENGLISH
ENGLISH
ENGLISH
ENGLISH
01.12.11
MATHS
MATHS
MATHS
MATHS
08.12.11
HINDI
II LANG
II LANG
II LANG
15.12.11
EVS
EVS
EVS
EVS
SECOND TERM
22.12.11
ENGLISH
ENGLISH
ENGLISH
ENGLISH
05.01.12
MATHS
MATHS
MATHS
MATHS
12.01.12
HINDI
II LANG
II LANG
II LANG
19.01.12
EVS
EVS
EVS
EVS
02.02.12
ENGLISH
ENGLISH
ENGLISH
ENGLISH
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DATE
52
Std. V to VIII
PERIOD - FIRST
DAY-THURSDAY
FIRST TERM
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DATE
30.06.11
STD. V
ENGLISH
STD. VI
ENGLISH
STD. VII
ENGLISH
STD. VIII
ENGLISH
07.07.11
14.07.11
MATHEMATICS
2nd LANGUAGE
MATHEMATICS
2ND LANGUAGE
MATHEMATICS
2ND LANGUAGE
MATHEMATICS
2ND LANGUAGE
21.07.11
28.07.11
SCIENCE
SOCIAL STUDIES
BIOLOGY
HISTORY/CIVICS
BIOLOGY
HISTORY/CIVICS
BIOLOGY
HISTORY/CIVICS
04.08.11
11.08.11
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PHYSICS
GEOGRAPHY
PHYSICS
GEOGRAPHY
PHYSICS
GEOGRAPHY
18.08.11
25.08.11
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3rd LANGUAGE
CHEMISTRY
3rd LANGUAGE
CHEMISTRY
3rd LANGUAGE
CHEMISTRY
.........................
17.11.11
24.11.11
ENGLISH
MATHEMATICS
ENGLISH
MATHEMATICS
ENGLISH
MATHEMATICS
ENGLISH
MATHEMATICS
01.12.11
08.12.11
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SOCIAL STUDIES
GEOGRAPHY
HISTORY/CIVICS
GEOGRAPHY
HISTORY/CIVICS
GEOGRAPHY
HISTORY/CIVICS
15.12.11
05.01.12
.........................
SCIENCE
PHYSICS
CHEMISTRY
PHYSICS
CHEMISTRY
PHYSICS
CHEMISTRY
12.01.12
19.01.12
2nd LANGUAGE
3rd LANGUAGE
2nd LANGUAGE
BIOLOGY
2nd LANGUAGE
BIOLOGY
2ND LANGUAGE
BIOLOGY
# 24.01.12
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3rd LANGUAGE
3rd LANGUAGE
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SECOND TERM
NOTE : DATES MAY BE CHANGED DUE TO UNFORESEEN CIRCUMSTANCES
# Tuesday
FIRST TERM (STD IX & STD X)
PERIOD - FIRST
DAY - THURSDAY
FIRST TERM (STD IX & STD X)
STD. IX
Geography
History/Civics
Physics/Comm. Studies
3rd Group
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21.7.11
28.07.11
*04.08.11
09.0811
11.08.11
*16.08.11
18.08.11
*23.08.11
25.08.11
30.08.11
English
Mathematics
2nd Language
History/Civics
Chemistry
Physics
Geography
Biology
3rd Group
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17.11.11
24.11.11
01.12.11
08.12.11
*13.12.11
15.12.11
05.01.12
*10.01.12
12.01.12
English
2nd Language
Mathematics
History/Civics
Geography
Physics
Biology
Chemistry
3rd Group
12.04.12
19.04.12
26.04.12
*TUESDAY
English
Mathematics
2nd Language
#FRIDAY
STD. X
Geography
History/Civics
Physics/Comm. Studies
3rd Group
E. Education
SECOND TERM (STD IX & STD X)
English
Mathematics
2nd Language
History/Civics
Chemistry
Physics
Geography
Biology
3rd Group
E. Education
THIRD TERM (STD IX)
DATE
#10.06.11
*14.06.11
16.06.11
*21.06.11
23.06.11
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FIRST TERM (2012-2013) (IX) (X)
English
Mathematics
2nd Language
NOTE : DATES MAY BE CHANGED DUE TO UNFORESEEN CIRCUMSTANCES.
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CONTINUOUS COMPREHENSIVE EVALUATION
(C.C.E.)
STD V
SCHEDULE FOR LANGUAGE SKILLS
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TERM I
DATE
02.08.2011
04.08.2011
09.08.2011
11.08.2011
16.08.2011
18.08.2011
DAY
Tuesday
Thursday
Tuesday
Thursday
Tuesday
Thursday
SUBJECT
Listening Skills (English)
Speaking Skills (II Language)
Speaking Skills (II Language) (Contd)
Writing Skills (English)
Paper Reading (Science)
Paper Reading (Science) (Contd)
PROJECT SCHEDULE
TERM I
DATE
04.07.2011
DAY
Monday
05.07.2011
Tuesday
TIME
First Half
Second Half
First Half
Second Half
SUBJECT
Maths
II Language
English
ASSESSMENT DURING REGULAR CLASS
TERM I
DATE
SUBJECT
TOPIC
23.08.2011 TO 14.09.2011
ENGLISH II
RECITATION
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CONTINUOUS COMPREHENSIVE EVALUATION
(C.C.E.)
STD V
SCHEDULE FOR LANGUAGE SKILLS
TERM II
DAY
SUBJECT
18.11.2011
Friday
Listening Skills (S.S.) (Zero Hour Period)
22.11.2011
Tuesday
Paper Reading (S.S.)
29.12.2011
Tuesday
Paper Reading (S.S.) (Contd)
01.12.2011
Thursday
Writing Skills (Maths)
20.12.2011
Tuesday
Speaking Skills (III Lang.)
22.12.2011
Thursday
Speaking Skills (III Lang.) (Contd)
PROJECT SCHEDULE
TERM II
DAY
Friday
23.01.2012
Monday
TIME
First Half
Second Half
First Half
Second Half
SUBJECT
Science
II Language
Social Studies
ASSESSMENT DURING REGULAR CLASS
TERM II
DATE
SUBJECT
TOPIC
19.01.2012 TO 03.02.2012
ENGLISH II
READING
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DATE
20.01.2012
DATE
GROUP DISCUSSION / VALUE WRITE – UP
STD VI - VIII ( C.C.E. )
TERM I
DESCRIPTION
VALUE WRITE - UP
GROUP DISCUSSION
DATE
06.07.11
08.07.11
DAY
WEDNESDAY
FRIDAY
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PROJECT SCHEDULE
DATE
04/ 07/ 11
DAY
Monday
05/ 07/11
Tuesday
TIME
First Half
VI
English
VII
II Language
VIII
History &
Civics
Second half ---------Mathematics
II Language
First Half
II Language Science
Mathematics
Second half Mathematics History & Civics ----------
SCHEDULE FOR OBA / ACTIVITY
( TUESDAY )
DATE
26.07.11
02.08.11
09.08..11
16.08.11
23.08.11
VI
Geography
History/ Civics
English I
English II
Mathematics
VII
Geography
History/ Civics
English I
English II
Mathematics
VIII
Geography
History/ Civics
English I
English II
Mathematics
ASSESSMENT OF LANGUAGES
DATE
23 – 08 – 11 TO 14 – 09 – 11
23 – 08 – 11 TO 14 – 09 – 11
23 – 08 – 11 TO 14 – 09 – 11
SUBJECT
English II
II Language
III Language
TOPIC
RECITATION
STORY TELLING
READING
SCIENCE PRACTICAL SCHEDULE
DATE
18.07.11 to 25.07.11
26.07.11 to 02.08.11
03.08.11 to 10.08.11
VI
Physics
Chemistry
Biology
VII
Chemistry
Biology
Physics
VIII
Biology
Physics
Chemistry
NOTE : ASSESSMENT DURING RESPECTIVE PERIODS
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GROUP DISCUSSION / VALUE WRITE – UP
STD VI - VIII ( C.C.E. )
TERM II
DESCRIPTION
VALUE WRITE - UP
GROUP DISCUSSION
DATE
17.01.12
18.01.12
DAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
PROJECT SCHEDULE
DAY
Friday
23.01.12
Monday
TIME
First Half
Second half
First Half
VI
Science
III Language
History &
Civics
Second half Geography
VII
III Language
Geography
English
VIII
English
Science
SCHEDULE FOR OBA / ACTIVITY
( TUESDAY )
DATE
22.11.11
29.11.11
20.12.11
03.01.12
10.01.12
VI
English I
History/ Civics
English II
Geography
Mathematics
VII
English I
History/ Civics
English II
Geography
Mathematics
VIII
English I
History/ Civics
English II
Geography
Mathematics
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ASSESSMENT OF LANGUAGES
DATE
19.01.12 TO 03.02.12
19.01.12 TO 03.02.12
19.01.12 TO 03.02.12
SUBJECT
English II
II Language
III Language
TOPIC
READING
READING
RECITATION
SCIENCE PRACTICAL SCHEDULE
DATE
21.11.11 to 30.11.11
01.12.11 to 08.12.11
09.12.11 to 19.12.11
VI
Biology
Physics
Chemistry
VII
Physics
Chemistry
Biology
VIII
Chemistry
Biology
Physics
NOTE : ASSESSMENT DURING RESPECTIVE PERIODS
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DATE
20.01.12
PROJECT SCHEDULE I TO IV
STD. I TO IV
TERM - I
DATE
19.09.11
20.09.11
DAY
Monday
Tuesday
STD-I
EVS
Hindi
STD-II
II Lang
EVS
STD-III
Maths
English
STD-IV
English
Maths
STD-III
II Lang
EVS
STD-IV
EVS
II Lang
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TERM - II
DATE
07.02.12
08.02.12
DAY
Tuesday
Wednesday
STD-I
Maths
English
STD-II
Maths
English
ZERO HOUR ACTIVITY SCHEDULE (STD I-IV)
DATE
ACTIVITY
STD
24.06.11
English Story Telling
I - IV
01.07.11
Word Power
I - IV
08.07.11
G.k. Quiz
III & IV
15.07.11
G.k. Quiz
I & II
22.07.11
Maths Quiz (Final)
III & IV
29.07.11
Maths Quiz (Final)
I & II
25.11.11
Fruit Chaat
I - IV
02.12.11
Best Out Of Waste
III & IV
15.12.11
EVS Quiz (Final)
III & IV
13.01.11
EVS Quiz (Final)
I & II
20.01.11
Hindi Recitation
I - IV
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PROJECT SCHEDULE
SECONDARY ( IX )
TERM II
DATE
03/10/11
DAY
Monday
04/10/11
Tuesday
05/10/11
Wednesday
TIME
FIRST HALF
SECOND HALF
FIRST HALF
SECOND HALF
FIRST HALF
SUBJECT
Maths
2nd Language
Hist./Civics
Geography
English
DATE
19.01.12
DAY
Thursday
TIME
FIRST HALF
Friday
23.01.12
Monday
24.01.12
Tuesday
FIRST HALF
25.01.12
Wednesday
SECOND HALF
NOTE :
Science (Physics , Chemistry , Biology )
journals and Project work (3rd Group, Commercial Studies
& Economics) should be submitted whenever announced by
the respective teachers.
* Will be conducted division wise.
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20.01.12
SECOND HALF
FIRST HALF
SECOND HALF
FIRST HALF
SUBJECT
English
(Listening skills)
Maths
Hist./ Civics
2nd Language
English *
(Speaking skills)
English*
(Speaking skills)
Geography
TERM III
EXAMINATION TIME-TABLE ( 2011-2012 )
STD X
SECOND PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION
DAY
Thursday
Friday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
SUBJECTS
English II
2nd Language
History/Civics
Physics
Geography
Biology
13.01.12
16.01.12
17.01.12
18.01.12
19.01.12
Friday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
English I
Mathematics
E. Education
Chemistry
3rd Group
PROJECT / JOURNALS
FINAL SUBMISSION FOR THE BOARD EXAMINATION ( STD X )
( 15.12.11 TO 21.12.11)
DAY
Thursday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
SUBJECTS
E. Education, Geography
Comm. Studies, Economics, SUPW
English, Mathematics
History/Civics, 2nd Language
SUBMISSION DATES OF 3RD GROUP & SCIENCE (Journals of Physics,
Chemistry, Biology) PROJECTS WILL BE GIVEN BY THE RESPECTIVE
TEACHERS.
NOTE :
DATES MAY BE CHANGED DUE TO UNFORESEEN CIRCUMSTANCES.
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15.12.11
19.12.11
20.12.11
21.12.11
DATE
05.01.12
06.01.12
09.01.12
10.01.12
11.01.12
12.01.12
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MON
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WED
THU
FRI
MON
TUE
WED
THU
FRI
MON
THU
FRI
WORKING
DAYS
MAR.- 12 APR.- 12

2
2
3
4
1
1
2
5
6
2
3
5
6
9
10
6
7
7
8
11
12
9
12
1 ©
2
3
4
1
2
5
6
5
6
9
10
8
9
7
8
11
12
13
16
10
13
9
12
13
16
13
14
17
18
14
15
13 ♣♠♥
14
17
18
15
16
19
20
16
17
15
16
19
20
19
20
21
23
24
25 ♣♠♥
20
21
22
19
20
21
23
24
25
22
23
26
27
23
24
22
26 ©
27
30
31
27 ©
28
28
29
MAY.- 12
♦
•
23
26 
S
U
M
M
E
R
S
S
V
A
C
A
T
I
O
N
S
Begins
on
02.05.12
26
27
(Wed)
30
27
28
29
179
TUE
WED
FEB.- 12
29
30
30
16
22
Diwali Vacation
Christmas Vacation
Annual Vacation
Summer Vacation
20
-
179
THU
FRI
JAN.- 12
20
19
24.10.11 to 11.11.11
26.12.11 to 30.12.12
27.02.12 to 21.03.12
02.05.12 to 08.06.12
School
re-opens
11.06.2012
Monday

SCHOOL HOURS PRIMARY SECTION SECONDARY SECTION

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