NCS Kochi School Diary 2021-22-Almanac

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NAVY CHILDREN SCHOOL, KOCHI

VISION

To prepare proud and capable citizens of tomorrow,
to take up challenges with

a sound intellectual base, character, moral values,
knowledge and competence in a changing world.

MISSION

To impart holistic excellent education, that would ensure
success in all walks of life and in that endeavor every
member of the “school community” which comprises

Management,
Staff, Students and Parents
shall strive to make the school “TheBest.”

MOTTO

Totranslate into reality the motto of the school Gyanena
Shobhate which means
“Shine by Knowledge”

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NAVY CHILDREN SCHOOL
NAVAL BASE, KOCHI-682004

2021-2022

Name:....................................................................................... Roll No: .................
Class: ...................... Division: ...................... Admission No: ...............................
School Bus No: ....................................... Route: ................................................
Contact No: Parent:.........................................................................................
Alternate Contact No: ......................................................................................
E-mail ID ................................................................... House: ...............................

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NAVY CHILDREN SCHOOL

NAVAL BASE, KOCHI-682004

2021-2022

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Principal 0484 2874794, 9447052500
Main Office
Primary Wing 0484 2874792, 2874793, 8281018999
Tel/Fax
E-mail 0484 2874791, 2668938

Web Address 0484 2666533

[email protected],
[email protected],
[email protected]

www.ncskochi.ac.in

WORKING HOURS : 0720 Hrs - 1345 Hrs

During offline classes

0720 hrs Bell to assemble

0725 hrs to 0740 hrs Assembly

0945 hrs to 1005 hrs First Break

1150 hrs to 1200 hrs Second Break

1345 hrs Dispersal

Principal VISITING HOURS
Teachers
During offline classes

On all working days during the school hours.

On Open House days & on all working days
after 1345 hrs to 1415 hrs / Online platform

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SL INDEX PAGE
NO
3
1 Student’s Personal details 4
5
2 Important Information 6
7-8
3 Index 9
10
4 Academic Calendar 11
12
5 Code of Conduct and Student’s Honour Code 13
14
6 Personal Record of student 15
16-18
7 Principal’s Message 19
20-21
8 Foreword 22-23
24
9 My Esteemed Facilitators 25
26-27
10 Fee Structure 2021-22 28-34
35-39
11 School Mobile App & Parent Portal, TC, Facilities 40
41-64
12 Fee details on issual of TC 65
66
13 Facilities 67
68
14 Bus Route and Timings 69-70
71
15 Guidelines to Students, Parents/Guardian 72
73
16 Code of Objectionable Conduct of Students 74
75-77
17 School Uniform 78-85
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18 My Targets 2021-22
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19 Exam schedule

20 Co-Curricular Activities

21 Sports

22 Clubs

23 Calendar for the Academic Year 2021-22

24 List of Holidays

25 Know Your School

26 Medical Card of student

27 Indemnity form for study tour, NCS(K)

28 Application - TC

29 National Anthem

30 The Constitution of India PREAMBLE

31 Fundamental Duties

32 Fundamental Rights

33 Pledge- Flag , National & School

34 Songs- Prayer, School & Community

35 Class Time Table

CALENDAR ACADEMIC YEAR

APRIL 2021 to MARCH 2022

APRIL MAY JUNE

S 4 11 18 25 30 2 9 16 23 6 13 20 27
M 5 12 19 26 31 3 10 17 24 7 14 21 28
T 6 13 20 27 1 8 15 22 29
W 7 14 21 28 4 11 18 25 2 9 16 23 30
T 1 8 15 22 29 5 12 19 26 3 10 17 24
F 2 9 16 23 30 6 13 20 27 4 11 18 25
S 3 10 17 24 7 14 21 28 5 12 19 26
1 8 15 22 29
JULY SEPTEMBER
AUGUST
S 4 11 18 25 5 12 19 26
M 5 12 19 26 1 8 15 22 29 6 13 20 27
T 6 13 20 27 2 9 16 23 30 7 14 21 28
W 7 14 21 28 3 10 17 24 31 1 8 15 22 29
T 1 8 15 22 29 4 11 18 25 2 9 16 23 30
F 2 9 16 23 30 5 12 19 26 3 10 17 24
S 3 10 17 24 31 6 13 20 27 4 11 18 25
7 14 21 28
OCTOBER DECEMBER
NOVEMBER
S 31 3 10 17 24 5 12 19 26
M 4 11 18 25 7 14 21 28 6 13 20 27
T 5 12 19 26 1 8 15 22 29 7 14 21 28
W 6 13 20 27 2 9 16 23 30 1 8 15 22 39
T 7 14 21 28 3 10 17 24 2 9 16 23 30
F 1 8 15 22 29 4 11 18 25 3 10 17 24 31
S 2 9 16 23 30 5 12 19 26 4 11 18 56
6 13 20 27
JANUARY MARCH
FEBRUARY
S 30 2 9 16 23 6 13 20 27
M 31 3 10 17 24 6 13 20 27 7 14 21 28
T 4 11 18 25 7 14 21 28 1 8 15 22 29
W 5 12 19 26 1 8 15 22 2 9 16 23 30
T 6 13 20 27 2 9 16 23 3 10 17 24 31
F 7 14 21 28 3 10 17 24 4 11 18 25
S 1 8 15 22 29 4 11 18 25 5 12 19 26
5 12 19 26

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CODE OF CONDUCT AND STUDENTS' HONOUR CODE

1. Navy Children School (Kochi), an educational organization functioning
under the aegis of the Navy Education Society, New Delhi and
governed by Headquarters, Southern Naval Command aims at overall
development of the students by providing sound intellectual base while
instilling character values in them.

2. While the School endeavours to groom young students as responsible
citizens of tomorrow and prepares them to take on emerging challenges
by augmenting them with sound intellectual base, character and moral
values, it is also the collective obligation of the management, staff and
parents to participate in this holistic process. Hence, it is the
responsibility of all stakeholders to strive to make the School to be the
best by translating the motto of the School ’Gyanene Shobethe’ into
reality.

3. Therefore, the School intends to bring out an Honour Code. The aim of
having an Honour Code at NCS (K) is to establish best practices towards
character building in addition to achieving academic excellence. The
Code of Conduct of Navy Children School (Kochi) based on the core
values of the School will be as follows:-
(a) Academic Excellence A student shall strive to achieve ‘academic
excellence’ by actively involving himself or herself in the learning
process with commitment and dedication, without indulging in any
unfair means.
(b) Honesty A student shall be honest, upright, and righteous and shall
not lie, steal or cheat under any circumstance.
(c) Integrity A student shall remain truthful, trustworthy and shall
behave in a befitting manner as expected at all times, even when
unsupervised.
(d) Respect for Self and Others A student shall refrain from all
unethical activities such as harming, damaging, insulting or gossiping
and shall behave respectfully with teachers, staff and co-students.
(e) Responsibility Besides focusing on academics, a student shall
responsibly behave in a manner conducive to the School’s healthy
environment.
(f) True Nationhood Every student shall pay utmost respect to the
National Flag and the National Anthem. He or she shall maintain
healthy relationship with fellow students and practice good social
etiquettes.
(g) Sportsmanship A student shall display his or her true spirit of
‘sportsmanship’ by displaying team spirit and camaraderie without
getting prejudiced with the outcome of a sporting event.

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Student's Honour Code

As a student of Navy Children School, I shall constantly strive to
achieve academic excellence while practicing my School's core
values of honesty, integrity and responsibility. I shall remain guided
by moral and ethical values imbibed in me and shall display the
spirit of true nationhood and sportsmanship on every occasion
even when unsupervised. I will neither lie, cheat nor indulge in any
unfair means and shall never abet the defaulters. I shall display
exemplary behaviour both within the School as well as outside and
shall act as a source of inspiration for other students to emulate.
Taking immense pride in my School, I shall make earnest efforts in
upholding the Honour Code. I shall always endeavour through my
thoughts, words and deeds in making the School proud of me.

Jai Hind

4. Honour Code Committee The following Committee is to be

constituted to oversee the implementation of the Code of Conduct at

NCS, Kochi:-

Ser Committee Members Designation

(a) Principal Chairman

(b) Vice Principal (Scholastic) Secretary

(c) Vice Principal (Co-scholastic) Member

(d) Headmistress Member

(e) Physical Education Teacher Member

(f) School Counselor Member

(g) School Captain (Boy & Girl) Members

(h) Activity Captain Member

(i) Sports Captain Member

(j) House Captains of all Houses Member

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NAVY CHILDREN SCHOOL Recent
Photograph in
NAVAL BASE, KOCHI School Uniform

PERSONAL RECORD OF THE STUDENT

2021- 22 (Office Copy)

Name of Student: House:
Class & Sec: Date of Birth:
Admn. No:
Category: Father Mother

Name
Designation/Rank
Office Address:

Email ID

(Same as in Entab)

Telephone No.
Mobile No.
HOME ADDRESS:

Emergency Ph. No. SMS Ph. No:

Sibling Studying in NCS (K): Yes/NO

1. Name: Class & Sec:

2. Name: Class & Sec:

Mode of Transport: School Bus/ Private/Public Transport/ Bicycle

Bus No.: Bus Route/ Stop:

Mode of Private Transport Ph. No. of Driver:

Medical Status:

Allergy/Illness (if any):

Hospital ID: Blood Group:

Specimen Signature

Father Mother Guardian

NB: • This form must be filled carefully in BLOCK LETTERS and submitted to the Class Teacher.
• All communicationswiththeschool throughthisdiarymustbeendorsedbyanyoneof theabove
signatories.

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NAVY CHILDREN SCHOOL
Naval Base, Kochi- 682004
Telephone: 2874794,
9447052500
Email:[email protected]

[email protected]
Website: www.ncskochi.ac.in

Mrs. NELLIE PAUL VERGHESE
PRINCIPAL

From the Principal’s Desk

Education is one thing no one can take away from you – Elin Nordegren
1. Education is a life long process of empowerment.
2. It is rather a harmonious and synchronized amalgamation of aptitudes, intellectual power and

value system.
3. It can empower us to become empathetic individuals, build our self-confidence and learn more

about our strengths0.
4. It helps us grow personally, professionally, and socially. It also helps us become better version

of ourselves, it broadens our perspectives to help us learn about different societies and cultures.
5. The new academic year is vehemently waiting to resuscitate and resurrect like a myriad aura.

Though the previous year was contradictory and inexplicable I feel proud and gratified to
welcome you to our new academic year 2021-22, with an ocean of opportunities and possibilities.
6. Teaching and learning offers us all numerous opportunities to focus on a number of “small
things” that culminate over time to produce students who are prepared to do the “great things”
of life. Keeping this in mind we aim at the integral development of each student and lay a lot of
impetus on honing every aspect of child's personality that works towards nurturing the child in
to a happy and well-equipped human being.
7. I am confident that with our strenuous exertion we will always give “the best” to our children
and will create a very exultant, contented and learner friendly milieu to make the teaching
learning process ecstatic and to dig out the intrinsic aptitudes of our children. NCS(K) is always
opening a wide range of unique opportunities to meet their basic needs and to dredge up their
inquisitiveness, both in scholastic and co-scholastic areas.
8. Documentation is vital in a student’s life as it brings them back to the reminiscences of school
life and keeps in record the most celebrated moments in their life. The school Almanac serves as
a proof to recall the moments of exuberance and vivaciousness.
9. Almanac also provides a wide platform for our students, teachers and parents to unite and share
their opinions to meet our myriad aims and objectives. No doubt, it will always be a flexible
medium of communication which will uphold the mission and vision of NCS(K).
10. It’s time once again to get our heads back in the game and continue on our path to excellence.
11. My dear children, there are far, far better things ahead than any we leave behind. I wish my
students another year of insightful experiences and accomplishments.

With Warm Wishes
Principal

NCS (Kochi)

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FOREWORD

GENERAL INFORMATION

1. INTRODUCTION

Navy Children School, Kochi, established in 1986, works under the
patronage of the Navy Education Society (NES), New Delhi. The school
is affiliated to the Central Board of Secondary Education, New Delhi. It
equips students for the All India Secondary and Senior School Certificate
Examinations conducted by the CBSE. The school has a full-fledged
primary, secondary and senior secondary sections with the most modern
facilities and state of the art infrastructure. It is a co-education institution,
stationed inside the Naval Base, Southern Naval Command, Kochi. Navy
Children School has endeavoured to continuously upgrade the skills and
proficiency of the staff and students. The institution’s prestige was
magnified with the addition of the Centre for Faculty Development (CFD),
for the training of faculty of all the schools under NES, with effect from
March, 2019.

2. ADMINISTRATION

School Management Committee

◆ Chairman - Chief of Staff,
Southern Naval Command

◆ Vice Chairman - Command Education Officer, CEDO, SNC

◆ Director - SSO (Edn), SNC

For further details, Log on to the School Website.

3. AIM

The school has incorporated co-scholastic and life skill activities along with
the prescribed academic syllabus towards aiming at enhancing the
creative and critical thinking faculty of the students. Heralded by Late Ms
Indira V James, the founder Principal, nurtured by eminent heads at
various points of time and presently navigating under the able leadership
of Dr Nellie Paul Verghese, the school is certain to scale greater heights
and attain higher benchmarks in imparting quality education

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MY ESTEEMED FACILITATORS

PRINCIPAL :

VICE PRINCIPAL (SCHOLASTIC) :

VICE PRINCIPAL (CO-SCHOLASTIC) :

HEAD MISTRESS :

CLASS CO-ORDINATOR :

CLASS TEACHER :

SUBJECT SUBJECT TEACHER
ENGLISH
HINDI
SANSKRIT
MATHEMATICS
PHY, CHE & BIO (SCIENCE)
HIS, CIV, GEO/ECO/EVS (SST)
POL. SCIENCE
ACCOUNTANCY
BUSINESS STUDIES
COM/ INFO. PRACTICES
PSYCHOLOGY
GK
GAMES/ PHY. ED
YOGA
MUSIC
ART

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FEE STRUCTURE 2021-2022

OFFICERS CPOS &

MONTHLY FEES CLASS (Including ABOVE POS & OTHERS NCS
Defence (Including STAFF
Civilian Defence BELOW
0
Officers) Civilian below 60
75
Officer Rank 150
175
Tuition Fee I - XII 3790 3085 2980 6240 200
185
Science Fee IX - X 60 60 60 60 44

XI - XII 75 75 75 75 2000

Computer Fee I - V 150 150 150 150 200
3500
VI - X 175 175 175 175 100
35
XI - XII 200 200 200 200 160

SmartBoard Fee I - XII 185 185 185 185

Entab Fee I - XII 44 44 44 44

YEARLY FEES

Annual Fee 2000 2000 2000 2000

PTA (to be paid 200 200 200 200
for one child only)

Development Fee I - XII 3580 3100 3100 5260

School Almanac 100 100 100 100

ID Card 35 35 35 35

Magazine 160 160 160 160

NEW ADMISSION

Admission Fee I - XII 1000 1000 1000 6000 6000
1500 6000 2000
Caution Deposit 1500 1500

FINE STRUCTURE

(a) Upto 20th of the month Nil

(b) 21st to last working day of the month Rs. 50/-

(c) During the following month Rs. 150/-

(d) Thereafter Rs. 150 /- for every month plus Re - Admission charges

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SCHOOL MOBILE APP & PARENT PORTAL

(www.ncskochicampuscare.in)

Communication made easy between school and parents

◆ Parents can download Campus Care Mobile App from
Google Play Store or Apple App Store, optimized for both
smart phones and tablets.

◆ Parents can login to the Mobile App/Parent Portal using
the individual Username and Password provided to them.
In case they forget the same User ID and Password can
be reset using the 'Forgot User ID or Password' feature
available on the login page.

◆ For Online Payment of Fees, follow the steps given below:
a) Click on the online payment menu

b) Select the due installment and click on the proceed
menu

c) Click on the pay button and choose paymentmode
(Credit/Debit card or Net Banking)

d) You will get the Paid Receipt on successful payment

◆ Important Features of Campus Care are listed below:

Unique ID for My Profile Online Parent’s Internal
Parents
Feedback Messaging

Upcoming Academic Notification Online Leave
Facility Application
Events & News Calendar

Online Fee Online Home Online Exam Date
Payment Work & Certificates Sheet
Assignments

Question Paper Sports & Club Online Circular Staff Directory

Samples Activities

Online Report Card Event My Attendance
Assessment Display & Participation View
Download

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FEES ON ISSUAL / SUBMISSION OF TRANSFER CERTIFICATE
(a) TUITION FEES

• Admission from NCS to NCS: Tuition fees for the month in which
TC is issued will be collected by the school issuing TC and
notation to this effect will be made on the TC. Fees from the
subsequent month will be collected by the school in which the
student has taken admission.

• Admission from Non NCS to NCS: When a student from schools
other than NCS seeks admission to NCS, the tuition fees will be
payable from the month in which she/he has been granted
admission.

(b) CAUTION DEPOSIT

• Caution Deposit is collected from every student at the time of
admission as a security. It is refunded on leaving the school.

• Application for refund of the caution deposit is to be made while
applying for issue of Transfer Certificate.

• Caution Deposit will not be refunded if not claimed within one
year.

(c) DUPLICATE TRANSFER CERTIFICATE

Duplicate copy of Transfer Certificate will be issued on payment of
a fee of Rs. 100/- and submission of affidavit by the parent/guardian
to the effect that the original certificate has been lost and that he/she
will be solely responsible for any possible misuse of the lost
certificate.

(d) DOCUMENTS ISSUED WITH THE TRANSFER CERTIFICATE
• Mark List
• Grade List
• Counter signature proforma

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FACILITIES

• Technology Aided Learning - The school is collaborating with Tata
Edge, the front runners in Educational Technology to make the teaching
learning process more enjoyable and interactive.

• Junior and Senior Computer Labs - The school has a state of art,
Computer labs separately for primary, secondary and senior secondary
sections strictly administered by competent academic team to equip the
students with the latest trends in this field.

• Science Labs - Hands on experiences are mandatory for learning
process across all areas of study. The well-equipped Science Labs for
Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Junior Science Lab and Mathematics
Lab nurture the scientific curiosity and temperament of the students
and gives them felicitous opportunities to explore their skills.

• Humanities Lab - To create a research and investigative learning
experience that provide teachers and students with the necessary
information, resources and procedures to teach and learn a full range
of historical thinking skills, the Humanities lab is a conservatory of
information on Social Sciences.

• Library - The school has well equipped, air conditioned and
computerized libraries both in primary and secondary wings, with over
17000 volumes which include books, videos, reference books, DVDs,
CDs and subscription to many periodicals which are augmented
continually. This area caters to the interests of the students of all ages
to inculcate and sustain the habit of reading. Books are also issued
online.

• Sports and Games - Sports and games curriculum is an integral and
compulsory part of the education process to groom students into
physically strong and mentally active members of the society. School
provides professional coaching in a range of sports disciplines like
Swimming, Basketball, Football, Volleyball, Athletics etc.

• Counselor and Special Educator - Promoting the concept of inclusive
education to render help to children with special needs and to offer
them a shoulder to lean on in times of stress or upheavals, the school
has a trained counsellor and special educator whose services are
available at all times in the resource room.

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• Video Conference - The school has been updated with a video
conference facility to interact and share ideas and to conduct
competitions among the NCSs. This is an endeavour to enhance the
quality education via technology.

• Career Counseling - In order to update the students on the current
trends and options in choosing the right career, career counseling
sessions are conducted with the help of professional agencies.

• Cafeteria - The school offers the facility of Cafeteria and promotes
consumption of healthy and hygienic food. It also creates an
environment that encourages interaction among students.

• Work Experience - Various clubs provide platform for students to hone
their skills through multifarious activities in accordance with their
interests, abilities and needs such as art & craft, dance, debate, quiz,
nature, music etc. to nurture holistic development.

• PTA - Parent Teacher Association is a formal organization composed
of parents, teachers and staff that is intended to facilitate parental
participation in the school. The school has a proactive PTA which is a
vital part of every school activity.

• Picnics - To enjoy and appreciate nature and inculcate life skills of
togetherness, sharing and cooperation amongst students, the school
organizes trips that are viewed as powerful and positive teaching tools
that helps to enhance the social, personal and emotional development of
the students.

• Study Tours - Short trips to local production units and historical sites in
the vicinity of Kochi are conducted to help the students to have a better
comprehension of our culture and heritage.

• Outreach Programme - Highlighting all aspects of a child’s personality
and giving them a range of choices, one of them being the opportunity
to experience the reality of life and to sensitize all students to become
socially responsible, the school organizes regular visits to orphanages
and Old Age Homes.

• DEAR Period - Reading is one of the most important academic skills
and provides the basis for most other academic learning. The school
gives the ‘Drop Everything And Read’ period to the students to
enhance their reading skills.

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• Crisis Management - School Fire Bell - The Fire Alarm System is
designed and engineered to provide early warning to allow safe exit out
of the building during an emergency situation.

• Lock Down Bell - Repeated short rings of 3 seconds is an indication
to stay inside the room and lock all the doors and windows and follow
the instructions given by the teacher.

• Online Classes - The school has facilitated online classes with
customized platform and trained faculty for the efficient conduct of the
same. The online platform facilities are also being utilized for holistic
development of students in an innovative perspective.

• NCC - National Cadet Corps (NCC) of Naval Wing (Junior Division)
NCS(K) Sub-unit is under 7 Kerala Naval Unit NCC, Ernakulam.
Cadets belonging to the age group of 13-18 (preferably) are eligible to
join. Parade training and other NCC activities are conducted twice a
week. Cadets are given opportunities to participate in important
functions like Social Service Activities, Republic Day, Sports Day and
the Annual Training Camp, Pre-Republic Day Camp and Republic Day
Camp. NCC provides many incentives to the cadets like cash
incentives, scholarships, prizes and medals, academic incentives,
career opportunities, risk cover of cadets etc. By participating in NCC,
students develop character, discipline, leadership, courage and a spirit
of adventure.

• House System - The school has established House System aimed at
fostering team spirit and healthy competition among students. The
students are divided into four Houses, namely Bose (Yellow), Gandhi
(Red), Nehru (Blue) and Tagore (Green). Each House is headed by a
House Captain and two Vice-Captains and a member of the teaching
staff acts as the House Master/Mistress.

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SCHOOL BUS ROUTE & TIMINGS (During offline classes)

•

R No. Destinations No. of Buses Boarding/Alighting Timings

Points Onward Return

1A Rameshwaram to 5 Big Buses Rameshwaram to 0640 1410
NCS (S) 1 Mini Bus 0700 1330
1 Big Bus NCS (P) 0630 1410
2AS Katari Bagh to 1 Mini Bus First Avenue 0640 1415
NCS (S) 1 Mini Bus Golf Course 0648 1420
1 Big Bus 9th Lane 0650 1425
2AP Katari Bagh to 1 Big Bus 4th Avenue 0655 1440
NCS (P) 1 Big Bus Sailing Club 0700 1445
KVI 0710 1345
3A Jal Vayu Vihar to 2 Big Buses NCS (S) 0710 1345
NCS 1 Mini Bus NCS (P) 0640 1415
1 Mini Bus 0700 1340
4A Tarangini / Jal Vayu Vihar 0710 1330
Fermson to NCS 1 Mini Bus NCS (S) 0650 1345
NCS (P) 0655 1400
5A Varsha to NCS 1 Big Bus Tarangini 0710 1330
Fernson
6A Varuna & NCS (S) 0640 1415
Viswanathan to NCS (P) 0645 1410
NCS 0650 1405
Varsha 0710 1405
7 & 8A Thevara Ferry Kadavanthra
Konthuruthy to Manorama Jn. 0630 1415
NCS NCS (S) 0650 1405
NCS (P) 0710 1330
9A Kadavanthra to Varuna 0715
NCS Viswanathan 0635 1420
NCS (S) 0640 1435
Dronacharya to NCS 0643 1430
NCS (P) 0644 1425
St. Jude Church 0640 1415
Thevara Ferry 0645 1410
Shanthi Nagar 0650 1400
0655 1355
Mammanji Jn. 0700 1350
Patel Saw Mill 0702 1345
Kasiba Theatre 0704 1340
Super Market 0715 1330
Konthuruthy Ch.
Mattammal 0640 1355
Chakola Colony 0620 1420
Thevara Jn. 0625 1410
NCS (S) 0630 1405
NCS (P) 0635 1400
NSS
Kasturba Nagar 0645 1350
Kallupalam 0710 1340
Fathima Lodge
Sebastian Ch 0630 1330
Karayogam 1340
Gurudwara Jn.
NCS (S)
NCS (P)
Dronacharya
Velli Junction
Thoppumpady
NCS (S), NCS (P)

* Changes will be informed as per the need.

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GUIDELINES TO STUDENTS,

PARENTS/ GUARDIAN

SCHOOL ALMANAC

• Every student must bring the school almanac to school everyday.
It should be preserved carefully without destroying or smudging its
pages.

• Parents/ Guardian should check the almanac and acknowledge
the remarks etc. sent by the teacher.

• In case the almanac is lost a new almanac has to be purchased from
school office.

GENERAL RULES

• Turn out of the students to school must be smart and neat with trimmed
hair and nails, pressed uniform and well-polished shoes.

• No pupil is to be sent to school in case he or she is suffering from a
contagious disease.

• Any pupil desiring to be exempted from games has to produce a doctor's
certificate.

• Parents are to intimate the office and class teacher regarding change of
address, telephone number or rank of a defence personnel.

• Parents have to apply in the prescribed format for transfer certificate
one month in advance.

• Railway concession forms can be collected from the school office 60
days prior to the date of journey. Kindly read the form and fill it.

Parents can enter the school premises only with proper identity.

•

Parents are to enter their details in the visitor's register.

• In case of emergency, students can leave the school early with the
permission of the school authorities and with a note in the diary from
the parent.

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• Students must conduct themselves properly during educational
visits and outings.

• Respect for the school property is expected. Any damage will be
rectified by the one who causes it.

• School ID card is mandatory and students will not be permitted
to board school transport/attend classes without it.

BUS RULES

• Stand in queue to get onto the bus. Do not push other pupils.
• Show respect to the drivers and attendants of the bus.
• Do not walk, shout, talk loudly or play in the moving bus.
• Do not fight/ argue with other pupils.
• Do not litter or throw any article inside or outside the bus.
• Do not keep your bags in the aisle or walking space.
• English is the campus language and students are expected to use

the same in the school bus too.

GRIEVANCE CELL

• School has a Grievance Redressal Committee to develop a
responsive and accountable attitude among all stakeholders and to
maintain a harmonious educational atmosphere.

• In order to provide timely relief to the aggrieved,suggestion boxes are
kept in the school corridors.

ATTENDANCE AND LEAVE

• Daily attendance mandatory. Minimum requirement of attendance in
an academic year is 75%.

• Leave of absence to be given on prior application. Under unavoidable
circumstances a valid leave note is mandatory.

• Absence without permission for more than 7 days by a student will
result in re-admission and fresh admission fees.

• Students must apply through ENTAB for leave during online classes.

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CODE OF OBJECTIONABLE
CONDUCT OF STUDENTS

The following actions and conduct on the part of any student
will amount to misconduct.
• Misbehavior towards peers, teaching or non-teaching staff of the

school.
• Intentional disturbances of classes, continued absence from class

without permission of the class teacher or Principal, bullying or
intimidating others and eve teasing or misbehavior towards
anyone.
• Association with banned organizations.

• Disobeying any rules laid down by the school.
• Leaving school premises or playground during school hours

without permission.
• Bringing unauthorized persons, articles and electronic gadgets.

Mobile Phones are banned in the school campus. Penpencils, very
sharp pencils, sharpeners and metallic scales are discouraged.
• Theft, smoking, any form of gambling, use of drugs or intoxicants,
violence in any form, acts of moral turpitude, pilferage of school
or students property.
• Improper use of computer resources in school.
• Use of unfair means in tests, assignments etc.

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USE OF INTERNET AND SOCIAL MEDIA AT HOME
• Rules and guidelines for using the computer and internet to be

put up near the computer as a reminder.
• Preferably keep the computer in a hall / open area where the child

is under supervision.
• The time spent by the child online is to be monitored.
• Personal information, photographs or videos belonging to anybody

should not be posted.

STUDENT DISCIPLINE COMMITTEE
• Comprises two teachers and a PTA member.
• Investigation team recommends and advises the Principal

regarding penalty for any breach of conduct mentioned above.
• Final decision will be given by the Principal depending on the

gravity of offence, repetitive misbehavior and the
recommendation of the School Discipline Committee.

I hereby declare that, I have gone through the rules and regulations
of the school. I will discharge my responsibilities as Parent/ Guardian
and abide by the decisions taken by the school regarding my
son/daughter
according to the rules and regulations of the school.

Signature of Guardian / Parent

Father :

Mother :

Guardian :

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SCHOOL UNIFORM

(During offline classes)

In order to inculcate a feeling of equality and to induce a sense
of belonging to the Institution, all students are required to be in the
prescribed uniform while attending the school, the school functions and
various competitions.

The pattern of uniform code is as given:

DAILY UNIFORM

BOYS GIRLS
1. Navy Blue Skirt - Regular
1. Navy blue shorts
(Classes I-V) Regular 2. Stripe Shirt (Half Sleeve)
Regular
Navy Blue Trouser
Classes (VI - XII) Regular 3. Black tights to be worn.

2. Stripe Shirt (Half Sleeve)
Regular

3. Black head dress for Sikh
boys.

4. Hair to be well groomed.

5. School belt with buckle

6. Polished Black laced shoes (IV-XII), Velcro strap Shoes (I-III) and
Navy blue socks with stripes.

WEDNESDAY UNIFORM

1. White Track Pant
2. House T Shirt
3. Belt with Buckle
4. NCS Cap – Regular and sports
5. Hair to be well groomed
6. White head dress for Sikh boys
7. Polished white canvas shoes with laces (IV-XII), Velcro strap

shoe (I-III) and white socks.

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MY TARGETS 2021-’22

Sl No Academic Goals

CCA Goals

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EXAM SCHEDULE FOR AY 2021-22

CLASSES I to VIII DURATION
Periodic -I 15 July 21 to 01 Aug 21
Half Yearly 15 Sep 21 to 01 Oct 21
Periodic -II 08 Dec 21 to 17 Dec 21
Annual Examination 02 Mar 22 to 14 Mar 22

CLASSES IX&XI DURATION
Term I/Periodic-I 16 July 21 to 03 Aug 21
Half Yearly 17 Sep 21 to 04 Oct 21
Term II /Periodic-II 09 Dec 21 to 20 Dec 21
Annual Examination 16 Feb 22 to 04 Mar 22

CLASSES X &XII DURATION
Term I/Periodic-I 16 July 21 to 03 Aug 21
Half Yearly 17 Sep 21 to 04 Oct 21
Term II /Periodic-II 06 Dec 21 to 22 Dec 21
Pre Board 03 Jan 22 to 19 Jan 22

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COMMON ANNUAL EXAMINATION SCHEDULE FOR CLASS VI-VIII

DATE DAY CLASS VI CLASS VII CLASS VIII
WED English S.St Hindi
02-03-22 FRI Science Maths
04-03-22 MON Hindi Sanskrit
07-03-22 WED English Maths
09-03-22 FRI S.St Sanskrit Science
11-03-22 MON Sanskrit Science S.St
14-03-22 Maths English
Hindi

COMMON ANNUAL EXAMINATION FOR CLASS IX& XI

DATE DAY CLASS IX CLASS XI

16-02-22 WED - Maths
18-02-22 FRI Science Physics/B.Studies/ History

21-02-22 MON English Economics

23-02022 WED Hindi English

25-02-22 FRI Maths Chemistry/Accountancy/

Political Science

28-02-22 MON S.St Biology/CS/IP/Geography

02-03-22 WED - Physical Education

04-03-22 FRI - Psychology

COMMON PREBOARD EXAMINATION FOR CLASS X&XII

DATE DAY CLASS X CLASS XII

03-01-22 MON Maths Chemistry/Accountancy
/Geography
05-01-22 WED S.St English
07-01-22 FRI English Biology/CS/IP
10-01-22 MON Economics
12-01-22 WED Hindi Maths/History
14-01-22 FRI Science
Physics/B.Studies/ Political
17-01-22 MON - Science
19-01-22 WED
- Physical Education
- Psychology

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CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES FOR

PRIMARY SCHOOL I - V 2021-22

Sl No Event Class Month Judging Criteria
1
2. Drawing & I-V June 1.Imagination
3. Colouring 2.Colouring scheme& strokes
4. 3. Skill
5. English IV& V July 4. Clarity of theme
6. Recitation II &III July 5. Neatness
7. 1.Selection of the Poem
8. Hindi IV&V August 2. Appropriate Introduction
9. Recitation II& III August 3. Pronunciation
10. 4. Voice Modulation
5. Clarity
1.Selection of the Poem
2. Appropriate Introduction
3. Pronunciation
4. Voice Modulation
5. Clarity

English II August 1.Selection of the story
Story I August 2. Memory
Telling 3. Pronunciation
4. Fluency
English III-V August 5. Overall Presentation
Elocution
1.Content
English I 2.Diction
3.Fluency
Recitation September 4.Expression
5.Overall Impact
Solo Song III- V September 1.Selection of the Poem
-Eastern 2. Appropriate Introduction
I & II September 3. Pronunciation
Hindi II October 4. Voice Modulation
Story I October 5. Clarity
Telling 1.Selection of Song
2.Pitch
Solo Song III - V October 3.Melody
-Western I & II October 4.Rhythm
5.Overall Impact
Hindi November 1.Selection of the story
2. Memory
Elocution III – V 3. Pronunciation
4. Fluency
5. Overall Presentation
1.Selection of Song
2.Pitch
3.Melody
4.Rhythm
5.Overall Impact
1.Content
2.Diction
3.Fluency
4.Expression
5.Overall Impact

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11. Fancy I & II November 1.Creative presentation

Dress 2. Costume

3. Confidence

4. Body Language

5. Overall Impact

12. Hindi I November 1.Selection of the Poem

Recitation 2. Appropriate Introduction

3. Pronunciation

4. Voice Modulation

5. Clarity

13. Declamati IV& V November 1.Diction

on 2. Memory

3.Expression& Costume

4.Fluency

5.Overall Impact

14. Solo I&II November 1. Rhythm

Dance III-V November 2. Variety & Creativity of
steps

3. Expression

4. Musicality of movements

5. Overall impact

15 Trash to III-V December 1.Creativity

Treasure 2. Utilisation of Resources

3. Artistic composition &

design

4. Utility of the product.

5. Neatness

(* Subject to Change)

CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
MIDDLE SCHOOL VI –VIII 2021-22

SL MONTH EVENT JUDGING CRITERIA
NO

1.Diction

1 JUNE DECLAMATION- 2. Memory
ENGLISH 3.Expression And Costume-
4.Fluency

5.Overall Impact

1.Message Of The Poem

2 JUNE RECITATION - 2.Clarity
HINDI 3.Correct Pronunciation-
4.Appropiate Introduction

5.Voice Modulation.

3 JULY RECITATION - 1.Message Of The Poem
ENGLISH 2.Clarity –
3.Correct Pronunciation-
4.Appropiate Introduction
5.Voice Modulation.

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4 1.Selection Of Songs

JULY SOLO SONG 2.Pitch
EASTERN 3.Melody
4.Rhythm

5.Overall Impact

1.Selection Of Songs

5 AUGUST SOLO SONG 2.Pitch
WESTERN 3.Melody
4.Rhythm

5.Overall Impact

1.Content

6 AUGUST ELOCUTION - 2.Diction
HINDI 3.Fluency
4.Expression

5.Overall Impact

1.Rhythm or taal

DANCE 2.Originality, Clarity & Creativity of

7 SEPTEMBER COMPETITION steps
(CLASSICAL AND 3.Expression

FOLK ) 4.Musicality of movements

5.Overall Impact

1.Product creativity

8 SEPTEMBER ADVERTISE AN 2.Jingles used
ECO BASED 3.Message clarity
PRODUCT 4.Quality of PPT
5.Voice Modulation & Overall

Presentation.

1.Selection Of Song.

9 SEPTEMBER INSTRUMENTAL 2.Perfection Of Notes.
MUSIC 3.Rhythm
4.Melody

5.Overall Impact

1.Uniqueness of concept

10 OCTOBER DIGITAL 2.Originality
PHOTOGRAPHY 3.Appropriateness of theme
4 Light, Colour, Exposure & Focus

5.Overall Impact

1.Innovation of the food product

11 NOVEMBER FUSION FOOD 2.Presentation
(Taste of India) 3.Title or Tag line for the food Item
4.Clarity in describing the process

5.Overall.

13 DECEMBER FASHION 1.Artistic skills
TECHONOLOGY 2.Creativity & Originality
(COUTURIER) 3.Aesthetic Appeal
4.Overall outlook

1.Artistic skills

14 DECEMBER DOODLE ART 2.Creativity & Originality

3.Synchronization Of Colour

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4.Postivity of the drawing

5.Overall outlook

1.Knowledge gained by the individual

& clarity of description..

15 JANUARY MODEL MAKING- 2.Creativity & Originality
Solar energy 3.Materials used.

4.Quality of visual presentation.

5.Overall .

(* Subject to Change)

CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
SECONDARY SCHOOL IX - XII 2021-22

SL NO MONTH EVENT JUDGING CRITERIA
1 JUNE DECLAMATION - 1.Diction
2 JUNE 2. Memory
3 JULY ENGLISH 3.Expression And Costume
4 JULY 4.Fluency
5 SOLO SONG EASTERN 5.Overall Impact
6 AUGUST 1.Selection Of Songs
7 AUGUST SOLO SONG WESTERN 2.Pitch
SEPTEMBER 3.Melody
EXTEMPORE- HINDI 4.Rhythm
5.Overall Impact
CARTOONING 1.Selection Of Songs
2.Pitch
DANCE COMPETITION 3.Melody
(CLASSICAL AND 4.Rhythm
FOLK ) 5.Overall Impact
INSTRUMENTAL 1.Content
MUSIC 2.Diction
3.Fluency
4.Appropriateness
5.Presentation

1.Clarity Of Theme
2.Sense Of Humour
3.Uniqueness
4.Imagination
5.Beauty Of Strokes
1.Rhythm or taal -
2.Originality, Clarity &
Creativity of steps-
3.Expression
4.Musicality of movements -
5.Overall Impact
1.Selection Of Song
2.Perfection Of Notes
3.Rhythm

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4.Melody

5.Overall Impact

1.Uniqueness of concept-

2.Originality-

8 SEPTEMBER DIGITAL 3.Appropriateness of theme 4
PHOTOGRAPHY Light, Colour, Exposure &

Focus

5.Overall Impact

1.Product creativity

9 SEPTEMBER VISUAL 2.Jingles used
MERCHANDISING 3.Message clarity
4.Quality of PPT

5.Voice Modulation & Overall

Presentation.

1.Innovation of the food

product

2.Presentation

10 OCTOBER FUSION FOOD 3.Title or Tag line for the food
(Taste of India) Item

4.Clarity in describing the

process

5.Overall impact.

11 NOVEMBER FASHION 1.Artistic skills
TECHNOLOGY 2.Creativity & Originality
(COUTURIER) 3.Aesthetic Appeal
4.Overall outlook

1.Artistic skills

2.Creativity & Originality

12 NOVEMBER DOODLE ART 3.Synchronization Of Colour

4.Postivity of the drawing

5.Overall outlook

1.Visual composition-

2.Creativity & Originality

13 DECEMBER GRAPHIC DESIGNING 3.Synchronization Of Colour

4. Communication of ideas

5.Overall outlook

1.Knowledge gained by the

individual & clarity of

description.

14 JANUARY MODEL MAKING- 2.Creativity & Originality
Solar energy 3.Materials used.

4.Quality of visual

presentation

5.Overall Impact.

(* Subject to Change)

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INTER HOUSE COMPETITIONS 2021-22
PRIMARY SCHOOL (CLASSES I – V)

SL EVENT MONTH JUDGING CRITERIA
NO

1 QUIZ August According to the need of rounds
October 1. Puppetry technique
2 PUPPETRY November 2. Logical sequencing
3. Pronunciation and fluency
3 MOCK January 4.Expression in voice
PRESS January 5. Overall impact
1.Ability of the main character to
4 DANCE portray convincingly
2.General awareness of the main
5. PLAY character
ACTING 3.Confidence
4.Questions asked to the Main
Character
5.Overall presentation
1. Rhythm
2.Variety & Creativity of steps
3.Expression
4.Musicality of movements &
synchronisation
5.Overall Impact.
1. Creativity and originality
2. Costume & Visual impact
3. Characterization
4. Overall presentation
5.Value/Message

(* Subject to Change)

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INTER HOUSE COMPETITIONS 2021-22
MIDDLE SCHOOL & SECONDARY (CLASSES VI – XII)

SL EVENT MONTH JUDGING CRITERIA
NO

1 QUIZ JUNE QUIZ - According to the need of
rounds

DEBATE COMPETITION-

1.Organisation, Knowledge & clarity

2. Use of argument

2 DEBATE JULY 3.Use of cross examination and

Rebuttal

4. Presentation style

5.Overall Impact.

SHORT FILM -

1..Story / Theme

2.Originality, Clarity & Creativity of

3 SHORT AUGUST screen play / script
FILIM
3.Expressions / Acting

4.Direction

5.Overall Impact.

DANCE COMPETITION-

1.Rhythm or taal

2.Originality, Clarity & Creativity of

4 DANCE NOVEMBER steps

3.Expression

4.Musicality of movements

5.Overall Impact.

MUSIC FUSION-

1. Vocal and instrumental technique

MUSIC 2.Originality ,Clarity, Creativity
FUSION
5. NOVEMBER music and vocals

4.Performance

4. Band Team Synchronisation

5. Overall Impact.

(* Subject to Change)

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SPORTS EVENTS 2021-2022

1. Table Tennis : Boys & Girls Category
2. Swimming : Boys & Girls a) Under- 14
3. Athletics : Boys & Girls b) Under- 17
c) Under- 19
Category
a) Under- 08
b) Under- 10

Category
a) Under- 12
b) Under- 14
c) Under- 17
d) Under- 19

Age Category
( Games : Under-19 ( Born on 01.01.2002 to 31.12. 2006)

Under-14 (Born on 01.01. 2007 to 31.12.2008)

SPORTS CALENDAR 2021-2022

DATE DAY EVENT

Table Tennis ( Under-19 Boys & Girls)
Table Tennis ( Under-17 Boys & Girls)
Table Tennis (Under-14 Boys & Girls)
Table Tennis ( Under-12 Boys & Girls)
Swimming-Super-Seniors
Swimming-Seniors
Swimming- Juniors
Swimming –Sub-Juniors
Swimming-Primary
Athletics (Under-Under-19)
Athletics (Under-Under-17)
Athletics (Under-Under-14)
Athletics (Under-Under-12)
Athletics (Under-Under-10)

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1. All swimming competitions will be conducted on Saturdays
2. Only one category of competitions will be conducted on a day
3. Primary Athletic- competitions during working days.
4. Athletics- all other categories , events will be scheduled separately
5. Conduct all other sports and games will be decided based on the situation
6. Date and time of all competition will be intimated in due course

ANNUAL SPORTS 2021-2022

GROUP EVENTS
SUPER SENIORS (UNDER I9) 100m, 200m, 400m, 800m,
(Born on or after 01.01.2003) 1500m, Long Jump, ShotPut,
Javelin Throw
SENIORS (UNDER 17)
(Born on or after 01.01.2005) 100m,200m,400m,800m,1500m,
Long Jump, High Jump,
ShotPut, Javelin Throw, Discuss

JUNIORS (UNDER 14) 100m, 200m, 400m, 800m, Long
(Born on or after 01.01.2008) Jump, Shot Put, Discus Throw

SUB-JUNIORS (UNDER 12) 50m,100m,200m,400, Long
(Born on or after 01.01.2010) Jump, Shot Put
KIDDIES ( 1 TO 5 –CLASSWISE)

CLASS V( Born on or after 50m,100m,Long Jump, Shot Put
01.01.2012) ( 1 kg)

CLASS IV 50m,100m, Basket Ball Throw,
Standing Broad Jump
CLASS III 25m,50m,Basket Ball Throw,
CLASS II Standing Broad Jump
25m,Standing Broad Jump,25m
CLASS I Hopping, Basket Ball Throw
25m,25m Hopping, Standing
Broad Jump, Basket Ball Throw

Note: No Athlete will be allowed to participate in more than FOUR
EVENTS excluding relay

(* Subject to Change)

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SWIMMING COMPETITION 2021-2022

GROUP EVENTS
SUPER SENIORS
(UNDER I9) 50m free style,100m free style,50m
(Born on or after back stroke,100m back stroke,50m
01.01.2009) breast stroke,100m breast
stroke,50m butterfly stroke,100m
SENIORS butterfly stroke,200 individual
(UNDER 17) medley,
(Born on or after 4X50m free style relay
01.01.2005) 50m free style,100m free style,50m
back stroke,100m back stroke,50m
JUNIORS breast stroke,100m breast
(UNDER 14) stroke,50m butterfly stroke,100m
(Born on or after butterfly stroke,200m individual
01.01.2008) medley,
4X50m free style relay
SUB-JUNIORS 50m free style,100m free style,50m
(UNDER 12) Back Stroke,100m Back Stroke,50m
(Born on or after breast stroke, 100m Breast
01.01.2010) Stroke,50m Butterfly Stroke,100m
Butterfly stroke, 200m Individual
Medley,
4x50 m Free style Relay.
50m free style,50m Back Stroke,50m
breast stroke, 50m Butterfly Stroke,
200m Individual Medley,
4x50 m Free style Relay.

KIDDIES 25m free style ,50m free style, 50m
(UNDER 10) Back Stroke,50m breast stroke, 50m
( Born on or after Butterfly Stroke.
01.01.2012) 4x50 m Free style Relay.

KIDDIES (UNDER 8) 25m free style, 25m Back Stroke,25m
( Born on or after breast stroke, 25m Butterfly Stroke.
01.01.2014)

NB : All events will be conducted on time trial basis. It would mean
that every swimmer in these events will get only one chance and
the final positions in these events will be determined on the basis
of time recorded in different heats.
A swimmer can participate in not more than 4 individual events and
relays (Relays- House wise) (* Subject to Change)

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SPORTS DAY PRIZES

Overall Championship – Swimming
Overall Championship – Athletics
Overall Best House in Sports
Individual Championship
• Classes 1 to 5 Class wise ( Boys and Girls)
• Under-12 –Boys and Girls
• Under-14 –Boys and Girls
• Under-17 –Boys and Girls
• Under-19 –Boys and Girls

GAMES (PRIMARY)

1. SWIMMING : Category a) Under- 8
b) Under- 10
c) Under-12

2. ATHLETICS : Category a) Under- 8
b) Under- 10
c) Under-12

3. Age Category (Games) : Under-10 (Born on or after
1.1.2012)

4. Age Category ( Games) : Under-8 (Born on or after
1.1.2014)

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SWIMMING COMPETITION 2021-2022 (PRIMARY)

GROUP EVENTS
SUB-JUNIORS (UNDER 12) 50m Free style,50m Back
(Born on or after 01.01.2010) Stroke,50m Breast stroke,
50m Butterfly Stroke, 200m
KIDDIES (UNDER 10) Individual Medley,
( Born on or after 01.01.2012) 4x50 m Free style Relay.
25m free style ,50m free style,
KIDDIES (UNDER 8) 50m Back Stroke, 50m breast
( Born on or after 01.01.2014) stroke, 50m Butterfly Stroke.
4x50 m Free style Relay
25m free style, 25m Back
Stroke, 25m breast stroke,
25m Butterfly Stroke.

NB : All events will be conducted on time trial basis.
It would mean that every swimmer in these events will get only one
chance and the final positions in these events will be determined
on the basis of time recorded in different heats.
A swimmer can participate in not more than 4 individual events and
relays (Relays- House wise)
(* Subject to Change)

ATHLETIC COMPETITION 2021-2022 (PRIMARY)

KIDDIED ( 1 TO 5 –CLASSWISE)

CLASS V( Born on or after 50m,100m,Long Jump, Shot

01.01.2012) Put ( 1 kg)

CLASS IV 50m,100m, Basket Ball Throw,

Standing Broad Jump

CLASS III 25m,50m,Basket Ball Throw,

Standing Broad Jump

CLASS II 25m,Standing Broad

Jump,25m Hopping, Basket

Ball Throw

CLASS I 25m,25m Hopping, Standing

Broad Jump, Basket Ball

Throw,

Note: No Athlete will be allowed to participate in more than FOUR
EVENTS excluding relay.
(* Subject to Change)

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CLUBS FOR ACADEMIC YEAR 2021-22

SLNO. PRIMARY SECONDARY
Quiz
1. Quiz

2. Art and craft Art and craft/apparel
designing

3. Public speaking (Hindi Debate (Hindi &

& English) English)

4. Home science Home science

5. Cyber Cyber (web designing,

gamification, AI)

6. EK Bharath Sresht EK Bharat Sresht

Bharat Bharat

7. Music MUN

8. Readers club Music

9. Literary club Readers club

10. Innovation club Literary club (Creative
and academic writing)
11. Sports club
12 - Photography (short
13 - film)
Innovation club

Sports club

Name of Child: ...............................................................................................
CCA Club: .......................................................................................................
Sports Club: ……………………………………………………………………….

Parent’s Signature: ..............................................................................

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World Heritage Day- 18 APRIL

WORLD HERITAGE DAY is observed every year on April 18 to preserve the
human heritage and recognize the efforts of the organizations working for it.
Monuments and ancient buildings are an asset to the world. They make for the rich
heritage of the nation. Therefore, World Heritage Day is a collective effort of the
communities in the world to do the needful. This day is celebrated to maintain the
legacy and save the rich heritage which has been given to us by our ancestors.

Earth Day- 22 APRIL

Every year on April 22, EARTH DAY marks the anniversary of the birth of the
modern environmental movement in 1970. Earth Day is widely recognized as the
largest secular observance in the world. Earth Day are all about empowering
individuals with the information, the tools, the messaging and the communities
needed to make an impact and drive change.

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CALENDAR FOR THE ACADEMIC YEAR - APRIL 2021

Date Day Details No. of
Working Days

1 Thu New Academic Year begins 1

2 Fri Good Friday(Holiday) -

3 Sat 2

4 Sun Easter -

5 Mon 3

6 Tue 4

7 Wed 5

8 Thu 6

9 Fri 7

10 Sat -

11 Sun -

12 Mon Summer vacation begins -

13 Tue -

14 Wed -

15 Thu -

16 Fri -

17 Sat -

18 Sun World Heritage Day -

19 Mon -

20 Tue --

21 Wed -

22 Thu Earth Day -

23 Fri -

24 Sat -

25 Sun Mahavir Jayanti (holiday) -

26 Mon -

27 Tue -

28 Wed -

29 Thu -

30 Fri -

Total number of working days 7

“Be the change you want see in the world”. - Mahatma Gandhi

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International Labour Day-1 MAY

INTERNATIONAL WORKERS' DAY, also known as Labour Day in most
countries and often referred to as May Day, is a celebration of labourers and the
working classes that is promoted by the international labour movement and occurs
every year on May Day (1 May). It is observed every year to pay tribute to the
contribution of workers across the world.

World Red Cross Day - 8 MAY

WORLD RED CROSS DAY is celebrated on 8 May to commemorate the birth
anniversary of the founder of the Red Cross and International Committee of the
Red Cross (ICRC) Henry Dunant. He was born on 8th May, 1828 in Geneva and the
recipient of Nobel Peace Prize. It is dedicated to the people who suffer from the
shortage of food, several natural calamities and war as well as from an epidemic
disease.

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CALENDAR FOR THE ACADEMIC YEAR - MAY 2021

Date Day Details No. of
Working Days
1 Sat International Labour Day
–
2 Sun –
–
3 Mon –
–
4 Tue –
–
5 Wed –
–
6 Thu –
–
7 Fri World Red Cross Day –
8 Sat –
–
9 Sun –
–
10 Mon –
–
11 Tue –
–
12 Wed –
–
13 Thu Idu’lFitr (Ramzan) (Holiday) –
–
14 Fri –
–
15 Sat –
–
16 Sun –
–
17 Mon 1
1
18 Tue

19 Wed

20 Thu

21 Fri

22 Sat

23 Sun

24 Mon

25 Tue
26 Wed Buddha Purnima (Holiday)

27 Thu

28 Fri

29 Sat Summer vacation ends

30 Sun
31 Mon School reopens after summer vacation

Total number of working days

“You have to dream before your dreams come true”.- A PJ Abdul Kalam

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World Environment Day - 5 JUNE

WORLD ENVIRONMENT DAY is the most renowned day for environmental
action. Since 1974, it has been celebrated every year on 5 June; engaging
governments, businesses, celebrities and citizens to focus their efforts on a pressing
environmental issue. It pushes for individuals to think about the way they consume;
for businesses to develop greener models; for farmers and manufacturers to
produce more sustainably; for governments to safeguard wild spaces; for educators
to inspire students to live in harmony with the Earth; and for youth to become fierce
gatekeepers of a green future.

International Yoga Day - 21 JUNE

The INTERNATIONAL DAY OF YOGA aims to raise awareness worldwide of
the many benefits of practicing yoga. Yoga is very necessary and beneficial for all
human beings if it is practiced by all on daily basis in the early morning. Yoga is an
ancient physical, mental and spiritual practice that originated in India. The word
‘yoga’ derives from Sanskrit and means to join or to unite, symbolizing the union of
body and consciousness.

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CALENDAR FOR THE ACADEMIC YEAR - JUNE 2021

Date Day Details No. of
Working Days
1 Tue
2 Wed 1
3 Thu
4 Fri 2
5 Sat World Environment Day 3
6 Sun 4
7 Mon 5
8 Tue -
9 Wed 6
10 Thu 7
11 Fri 8
12 Sat 9
13 Sun 10
14 Mon -
15 Tue -
16 Wed 11
17 Thu 12
18 Fri 13
19 Sat 14
20 Sun 15
21 Mon International Yoga Day *
22 Tue -
23 Wed 16
24 Thu 17
25 Fri 18
26 Sat 19
27 Sun 20
28 Mon -
29 Tue -
30 Wed 21
Total number of working days 22
23
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“ A well-educated mind will always have more questions than answers”.
Helen Keller

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Van Mahotsav Day - 1 JULY

VAN MAHOTSAV is an annual pan-Indian tree planting festival, occupying a week
in the month of July. During this event millions of trees are planted. It was initiated
in 1950 by K. M. Munshi, the then Union Minister for Agriculture and Food to create
an enthusiasm in the mind of the populace for the conservation of forests and
planting of trees.

Kargil Victory Day- 26 JULY

KARGIL VICTORY DAY commemorates the success of ''Operation Vijay'' which
was launched to take back the Indian territories captured by the Pakistani intruders
in the Kargil-Drass sector in 1999. The nation will always remember the brave
soldiers who sacrificed their life fighting for the nation by showcasing exemplary
courage

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CALENDAR FOR THE ACADEMIC YEAR - JULY 2021

Date Day Details No. of
Working Days
1 Thu Van Mahotsav Day
2 Fri 1
3 Sat
4 Sun 2
5 Mon 3
6 Tue -
7 Wed 4
8 Thu School Raising Day 5
9 Fri 6
10 Sat 7
11 Sun 8
12 Mon -
13 Tue -
14 Wed 9
15 Thu 10
16 Fri 11
17 Sat 12
18 Sun 13
19 Mon *
20 Tue Idu-ul-Zuha (Bakrid) (Holiday) -
21 Wed 14
22 Thu -
23 Fri 15
24 Sat 16
25 Sun 17
26 Mon Kargil Victory Day -
27 Tue -
28 Wed 18
29 Thu 19
30 Fri 20
31 Sat 21
Total number of working days 22
23
23

“Be faithful in small things because in them that your strength lies”.
Mother Teresa

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Independence Day - 15 AUGUST

The INDEPENDENCE DAY of India, which is celebrated religiously throughout
the Country on the 15th of August every year, holds tremendous ground in the list
of national days, since it reminds every Indian about the dawn of a new beginning,
the beginning of an era of deliverance from the clutches of British colonialism of
more than 200 years. India's gaining of independence was a tryst with destiny, as
the struggle for freedom was a long and tiresome one, witnessing the sacrifices of
many freedom fighters, who laid down their lives on the line.

National Sports Day - 29 AUGUST

The NATIONAL SPORTS DAY is celebrated on 29 August, on the birth
anniversary of hockey legend Major Dhyan Chand, who is regarded as
nation's greatest hockey player of all time.

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CALENDAR FOR THE ACADEMIC YEAR - AUGUST 2021

Date Day Details No. of
Working Days
1 Sun
2 Mon -
3 Tue 1
4 Wed 2
5 Thu 3
6 Fri 4
7 Sat 5
8 Sun 6
9 Mon -
10 Tue 7
11 Wed 8
12 Thu 9
13 Fri 10
14 Sat 11
15 Sun Independence Day -
16 Mon -
17 Tue 12
18 Wed 13
19 Thu Muharram(Holiday) 14
20 Fri -
21 Sat Onam (Holiday) 15
22 Sun -
23 Mon -
24 Tue 16
25 Wed 17
26 Thu 18
27 Fri 19
28 Sat 20
29 Sun National Sports Day -
30 Mon -
31 Tue 21
Total number of working days 22
22

“ The difference between ordinary and extraordinary is that little
extra”.- Jimmy Johnson

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