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PRINCIPAL’S REPORT(From 11 May 17 to 20 Aug 2017)

ENROLMENT

As on date (21 Aug, 2017), the borne strength of the school is 2576

students.

ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTS

Round – I Assessment

The evaluation of the first round of the Weekly Cycle Test / Periodic

Test-I in respect of Primary classes concluded on 26 Jul, 17 and on 31

July, 25 July and 17 July, 17 for Middle, Secondary and Sr Secondary

School respectively.

The Second round of Weekly Tests / Periodic Test-II for the Primary

Wing began on 01 Aug,17, and for Cls XI & XII on 24 July and 10 July, 17

respectively.

Monthly Assignments

With a view of recapitulate the lessons taught, assignments were

given to all students of primary classes for the month of July and

August 2017.

Coaching in various Sports and Games

Is held regularly. Regular Mass PT and Stretch Time for Primary and

senior school students is being held as per the schedule. Sports Trials

for selection of school teams (Primary & Sr School) in various games

and sports were held under the supervision of the Sports Director and

the Physical Education Department of the school.

Physical Fitness Programme for session 2017-18 is underway.

Inspection of Note Books (CW & HW)

has been carried out by the respective HMs.

Weight of the School Bag (Classes I – VIII)

has been monitored on a fortnightly basis by the concerned teacher-

in-charges under the supervision of HMs.

Time Table is being strictly adhered to.

The Common Proficiency Tests for Maths and English

for Classes V & VII was held on 28 April, 2017 and 14 July, 2017

respectively.

Online Diagnostic Unit Assessment Examination

for Class-VIII (Science) was successfully conducted on 10 & 11 Aug, 2017 by

Kyoshi Education.

Java Coder ProgrammeA pilot project on Java Programming is to be initiated for the students of

Class-VII in 2nd term. Presently, trials are held in the lab to check the

technical requirements for the successful launch of project in the month of

October, 2017.

Centre for Scholastic IntegrationSpecial efforts are being taken to integrate the students enrolled in CFSI with

the mainstream classes.

1. The session began with a review of all the diagnostic records of children

enrolled with CFSI. The parents of children with special needs were

guided to get a review and psychological reassessment were carried

out for the purpose of registration in CFSI and CBSE registrations for

students of Classes IX and XII.

2. Regular behavior modification sessions were held for students of

Classes I-V by the Pr. School Special Educator.

3. Educational Assessment of Pre Primary children to identify scholastic

lags was also carried out by the Special Educator (Primary Wing).

4. The school as a proactive step to reach out to students with special

needs and to instill feeling of empathy and self less service amongst its

students has started an initiative to create a data bank of children

willing to act as SCRIBES for students of Classes IX – XII enrolled with

CFSI. As on date, the school as 15 volunteers to act as Scribes.

PTM.

PTM for Round-I / Periodic Test-I for Cls Pre Primary to XII was held on 05

Aug, 17. The average attendance of the parents was 90% (approx.). The Result

of the Round-I/Periodic Test-I Assessment for Classes I – XII has been

uploaded on the Parent Portal.

5. Round-I PTM for Classes I-X was held on 5th August, 2017 wherein the

parents were apprised the current level performance of children and

specific strategies were shared to enhance the reading skills.

6. For the CFSI students of Class-VI, ‘Jodo- Gyaan’ activity was attempted in

Mathematics to enhance the skills of addition and subtraction.

CBSE Results.

The results of the AISSCE (Cl XII) and AISSE (Cl X) held in Mar, 17 were declared

in the month of May, 2017. Since then, a detailed analysis of the result has

been circulated to all members. However, a brief report is reproduced

hereunder for easy reference.

Class XII

• Out of the total 140, students who appeared, all 140 were placed in the first

division.

• Kushagra Singh (XII) topped the Science Stream with an aggregate of

97% marks.

• Niyati Vohra (XII) & Sandali Negi (xii) topped the Commerce Stream with

an aggregate of 95.20% marks.

• Rachyta Majumdar (XII) topped the Humanities Stream with an aggregate

of 96.80% marks.•.

Kushagra Singh Sandali Negi Niyati Vohra Rachyta Majumdar

PARTICULARS STRENGTH IN TERMS OF %

No of Students Appeared 140 --

No of Students Passed 140 100%

No of Students Failed 0 0%

No of Students Compartment 0 0%

No of Students Absent 0 0%

No of 1st Division 140 100%

No of 2nd Division -- --

No of 3rd Division 0 0%

Students with 90% and above (Agg.) 40 28%

Total No of A1 & A2 440 63%

Total No. of B1 & B2 186 26%

Students Securing only A1 Grade 15 11%

Students Securing only A1 & A2 Grade 37 26%

Students Securing 5 Distinctions 61 44%

No. of Distinctions 561 80%

Instance of 100% Marks in Subject

Engineering graphics (2)

Computer science (2)

Psychology (2)

History (2)

Average Achievement 84.71 (Science)

82.09 (Commerce)

85.21 (Humanities)

84.25 (SCHOOL AVERAGE)

Kushagra Singh (XII), the school topper was felicitated by District Officials in a

glittering award ceremony held at Indira Gandhi Kala Kendra, Sector – 5, Noida on 06

June, 2017 and received a Trophy, Certificate and a Chrome Book from the District

Magistrate, Shri N P Singh of Gautam Budh Nagar.

Kushagra Singh

Class X

• Out of the total 181 students who appeared, 167 were placed in the first division.

• IN ALL 23 STUDENTS SCORED A CGPA 10, WITH A GRADE POINT OF 10 IN ALL 05 SUBJECTS.

• A detailed analysis of the Class X Result is hereby presented for perusal of the members.

PARTICULARS 2016-17

In Number In %age

Total Number of Students appeared 181 --

Total Number of students passed 181 100%

No of students Eligible for Improvement of Performance (EIOP) -- --

No. of students who have obtained CGPA=10 23 12.7%

No. of students who have obtained CGPA >=9.0 & <10.0 63 34.8%

No. of students who have obtained CGPA >=8.0 & <9.0 46 25.4%

No. of students who have obtained CGPA >= 7.0 & <8.0 26 14.4%




Total Number of A1 & A2 538 59.4%

Total Number of B1 and B2 181 20.0%

Students getting A1 in 5 subjects 23 12.7%

Students getting A1 and A2 in 5 subjects 80 44.2%

School Average (Cumulative Grade Point Average) 8.41 CGPA

ATAL Tinkering LabThe first interactive session of ATL of the school rolled out on 05 Aug, 2017 wherein

more than 100 students along with Science and IT faculty understood the objectives of

the ATL, its components and work methodology. The workshop was conducted by the

faculty from Stem Robotics. The school has procured the equipment for functioning of

the lab, the calendar for activities has been drawn out and all schools (Govt. & Private)

are being invited (once a week) to the lab for participating in the desired activities. The

establishment of ATL Lab in the school premises is a structural reform bidding good bye

to traditional experimentation and will bring in radical change and lay a strong

foundation for generating an innovative society.

Besides the calendar of activities drawn by the school, other issues of the nation

i.e. Reforms in Agricultural productivity, Water Management, Problems involving

sanitation will be dealt with by the Atal Lab of the school.

Also, with an aim of creating an Innovative Ecosystem in the country, India Stem

Foundation supporting the Atal Innovation Mission, who has signed a Statement

of Intent (SOI) with NITI Aayog has selected the school for further support. ISF

will be providing DIY (Do It Yourself) kits to the school. These kits will be used

by the students from Class-IV onwards to inculcate scientific temperament and

hands on learning experience.

Skill Development Programme40 students from Classes VI-VIII have enrolled for Skill Development classes

(Professional Cooking, Advance Painting, Anchoring, Software & Application

Development) the classes for which are held on working Saturdays of each

month.

Internship Report

The Psychology students of Class-XII interned at the Institute of Mental Health in

Moolchand Hospital during the summer vacation. The programme included the

emerging socio-legal framework for the future of Psychology, mental health practice

and interdisciplinary approaches.

Shubham Anand (XII), an aspiring photographer interned under OM Digital Studio

based in New Delhi.

Sheetal Chatiwal (XII) and Sanya Prasad (XII) interned at Pearl Academy during the

summer break. Both aspire to have a career in Fashion Designing and hence opted

for a product designing internship.

Chetna Arora (XII) interned at Edcams which enhanced her skills of time

management, multitasking, documentation, formal working and team building.

COLLEGE ADMISSIONS / PLACEMENTS

College Admissions / PlacementsThe process of admissions is still on. However, students are getting placed in top

colleges.

COURSE(S) COLLEGE ADMISSIONS / PLACEMENT(S) NO.

B.Tech

IIT (Mumbai) 01

Vellore Institute of Technology (VIT), Chennai 01

Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology, Bhubaneshwar 01

NIT (Durgapur) 01

Jaypee Institute of Technology, Noida 02

University of Petroleum & Energy, Dehradun 02

Bennett University, Gr Noida 01

Bhartiya Vidyapeeth College of Engineering, IP University 01

Jagatguru Shri Shivaratheeshwara Academy of Technical

Education

01

B. Arch School of Planning & Architecture (Bhopal) 01

Nautical Sciences Tolani Maritime Institute (Merchant Navy), Pune 01

Pre-MBBS South Dakota State University 01

MBBS UC Davis (University of California) 01

B.S - M.S (Dual Degree) Indian Institute of Science Education & Research (IISER), Kolkata 01

Maths (Hons) Jesus & Mary College, Delhi University 01

Psychology (Hons)

Jesus & Mary College, Delhi University 01

Zakir Hussain College, Delhi University 02

Shahid Rajguru College, Delhi University 02

Fine Arts JJ School of Arts (Mumbai) 01

Fashion Communication Amity, University, Noida 01

Pol. Science (Hons)

Dayal Singh College, Delhi University 01

Kamla Nehru College, Delhi University 01

Maiteryi College, Delhi University 01

Hindu College, College, Delhi University 01

Lady Sri Ram College, Delhi University 01

English (Hons) Hansraj College, Delhi University 01

Kamla Nehru College, Delhi University 02

History (Hons) Ramjas College, Delhi University 01

Economics (Hons) Ramjas College, Delhi University 01

Kirorimal College, Delhi University 01

B.Com (Hons) Daulat Ram College, Delhi University 01

Kirori Mal College, Delhi University 01

BBA Symbiosis, Noida 01

Symbiosis, Pune 01

Hotel Management Banarasidas Chandiwala Institute of Hotel

Management

01

CBSE Examination and Evaluation

• The school was a centre for AISSE & AISSCE Examination under which 714

regular students of Classes X & XII appeared w.e.f. 09 Mar, 2017 to 28

April, 2017.

• Also, the evaluation of Answer Scripts of AISSCE in English, Accounts, B.St,

Biology and Mathematics, under the aegis of CBSE, Dehradun, with Principal

as Chief Nodal Supervisor was held in School premises w.e.f. 21 march, 2017

to 28 April, 2017.

Any OtherISA ACTIVITIES(Learning and Exchange of Ideas through Video Conferencing)

Following video conferences were held during the period under the report.

DATE SCHOOLS INVOLVED TOPIC AGE GROUP CONCERNED STAFF

Friday

12/05/17

1. St. Monica’s College, Melbourne,

Australia.

2. Bal Bharati Public School, Noida

3. G.D. Goenka Public school, Model

Town.

4. Bal Bharati Public School, Brij Vihar.

Human

Trafficking

12 - 14 yrs

For Classes

IX & X

Ms Samra Rehman,

TGT (Social Science)

Ms M Gulati,

TGT (Comp Science)

Thursday

03/08/17

.1. Bal Bharati Public School, Noida

2. City Montessori School, Gomti

Nagar, Campus II, Lucknow

3. Shishu Nishtha Niketan, Imphal

Festivals

(Hindi)

12-14 yrs

For Classes

VII & VIII

Ms. Komal Mendiratta,

TGT (Hindi)

Ms Asha Menon

PRT, (Comp Science)

British CouncilMs Sabari Maitra, ISA Co-ordinator of the school has

successfully completed 02 online courses on ‘Education

for Global Citizenship’ and ‘Inter – Cultural Global

Awareness’ under the aegis of British Council, Skill

Development, online courses by securing 100% marks.

Endangered Species (ISA Activity)As part of ISA Activity, a Skype call was executed between the Primary Wing of BBPS, Noida

and Beaconsfield Upper Primary School, Melbourne, Australia on 09 May, 2017. The session

served as a platform to exchange ideas between the cultures of 2 countries. The Art teacher,

Mr. Niladri Das gave live demonstration on Mask Making using the Gong Art, a tribal art form

of Madhya Pradesh, India. The theme of the activity was Zoo Crew- A Rendezvous with

Endangered Species. The students prepared beautiful masks of tiger the National as well as

Endangered animal of India using the Gond Art form. Students of Classes I-III made beautiful

masks of Endangered animals of different countries like India, Bhutan, Australia and Sri Lanka.

The Enigmatic World of Dolls (ISA Activity)The Pre Primary Wing of the School integrated the theme internationalism into

the ongoing curriculum, by organizing an activity “The Enigmatic World of

Dolls”. The dressing up of the dolls event held in the Pre Primary courtyard on

05 Aug, 2017 saw very much the dedicated involvement of parents.

Alumni ActivitiesThe web portal of Alumni Association of Bal Bharati Public School, Noida

(http://alumni.bbpsnoida.com) was officially launched on 28 July, 2017 by the School

Principal Mrs Asha Prabhakar amidst much funfare.

So far, 295 Alumni have registered on the portal.

The objective of the Alumni Association is to help the school graduates stay connected

to the alma mater, whether it is school events, meeting their teachers or guiding the

students, just an excuse to come back to the school for a reunion. The association

intends to guide the youngsters in career choices, provide them with internships etc.

As a part of continuous connect, a friendly Basketball match was organized between

the alumni and the school team on the school Basketball court on 29 July, 2017. The

school team emerged winners and the match helped to create nostalgic moments.

Another Football match was played between the Alumni and the school team on 19 Aug,

2017 and once again the school team emerged as winners.

Some more milestones achieved by the school alumni

Shorya Kapoor: Chef Shorya Kapoor is the youngest bakery expert who

has been trained in prestigious institutes in South Korea and Australia.

He started his professional bakery career at the age of 20 and has

trained more than 500 students during last two years. Now he steps out

for bakery skilling centre at Delhi Juvenile Home to discourage

teenagers from turning to crime.

Aastha Khanna Thakkar: She is a certified professional make-up artist

with Urban Clap based in Delhi/NCR.

Tapan Babbar: He is an independent User Interface Designer based in

Delhi. He is the creator of ‘Delhi Timeline’, a video on Kashmir to

Kanyakumari which highlights Nationalism, the need of the hour for the

present youth.

Meenal Rawat Taheem: She is the Director at three different Child Care

Programs in Edmonton. These programs specialise in early childhood

through play and special needs.

Curricular &

Co-Curricular ActivitiesAre being held as per the schedule given in school calendar.

PRE PRIMARY-ICo Scholastic

Palm Printing Activity

Theme Based Activity - Colours

Rhythmic Walk

Identify the Picture from the Description Activity

Language Activity

Thumb Printing Activity

Fruit Chaat Making Activity

PRE PRIMARY DEPARTMENT

Rhythmic Walk

Identify the Picture

Language Activity

PRE PRIMARY - IICo Scholastic

Show and Tell

Theme Based Activity - Colours

Photo Frame Making Activity

Rhyme Recitation Activity

Primary & Secondary Colour Identification Rhyme Recitation Photo Frame Making

Show and Tell

PRIMARY DEPARTMENT

Inter Section Calligram Making Competition (I-III)

Inter Section Debate Competition (I-III)

Learn A Chocolate Recipe (I-II)

Inter Section Cupcake Decoration Competition (III)

Inter Section Display Board Competition (I-V)

Intra Section Tear and Paste Competition (I-II)

Inter Section Pop Up Card Making Competition (III)

Co Scholastic

Games & SportsInter House Swimming Competition (I-V)

Swimming Competition

Learn A Chocolate Recipe

MIDDLE/SECONDARY/SR. SECONDARY DEPARTMENT

Co ScholasticRangarang Radio – Hindi (VI-VIII)

Logo Designing and Advertisements (IX-X)

Window Dressing for a Clothing Firm (IX-XII)

Inter House Nukkad Natak (XI-XII)

Inter House Display Board Competition (VI-XII)

Inter House Caricature Drawing Competition (VI-VIII)

Inter Section Slam Party Competition (IX-X)

Inter House Digital Photography Competition (X-XII)

Inter House Sanskrit Samwaad Pratiyogita (VI-VIII)

Inter House Tatoo Making Competition (IX-X)

Inter House Poster Designing (XI-XII)

Inter House Theatrical Dramatization Competition (VI-VIII)

Inter House Entrepreneurial Crusade (IX-X)

Inter House Maths Mania (VI-VIII)

Tatoo Making Competition

Poster Designing

Sanskrit Dramatic Monologue (IX-X)

Healthy Breakfast making Competition (IX-X)

Inter House TV Vigyapan Pratiyogita (VIII-X)

Inter House Maths Wizard Competition (IX-X)

Inter House show Stopper competition (XI)

Games & SportsInter House Badminton (Boys) (IX-XII)

Inter House Volleyball (Boys) (IX-XII)

Inter House Badminton (Girls) (VIII-XII)

Inter House Volleyball (Girls) (IX-XII)

Inter House Cricket (VIII-XI)

Inter House Table Tennis (Boys) (VIII-XI)

Inter House Football (Boys) (IX)

Inter Section Kho-Kho

Sanskrit Dramatic Monologue

Show Stopper Competition

Meritorious Achievements

• Technovation is the Global Technology Entrepreneurship Program for

girls. Every year, Technovation challenges girl students all over the world to

build a mobile app using the MIT APP INVENTOR SOFTWARE.

• Two teams (08 girls from Class X) registered for the same under the

mentorship of Ms Meetu Tripathi, TGT, Computer Sc, Coach Team ZESTE (Topic :

FACE (Fight Against Critical Emergencies) and Ms Asha Menon, PRT, Computer

Sc, Coach Team Codec (Topic: FEED+(Farmers Entrepreneurs Engage

Donate)).

Technovation

TEAM CODEC TEAM ZESTE

•The App theme for 2017 was to create an app under the category of UN

sustainable goals. Team ZESTE comprising Aashna Binu (X), Ashmita

Bhagati (X), Priyamvada (X), Ankita (X) and Ms Meetu Tripathi, TGT,

Computer Sc (Coach) were declared the Semi Finalists on culmination

of the Virtual Pitch Event.

Art Competition

HCL Healthcare, one of the leading corporates of the country organised an Art

Competition on 28 April, 2017 in the school premises to promote healthy lifestyle

and to create awareness in the society. The theme of the competition was

‘Healthy Family, Winning Family’. Yash Garg (IX) was declared the winner at

Zonal as well as State level and was awarded cash prizes worth Rs.17,000/-, a

trophy and a Merit Certificate on 18 Aug, 2017.

6th Yang Ming International Adolescents Painting Competition 2016

Maitri Bala (VIII) was the proud recipient of the Silver Medal in recognition of her

outstanding work in 6th Yang Ming International Adolescents Painting Competition 2016

organised by Yang Ming Marine Transport Corporation and Yang Ming Cultural

Foundation, Taiwan. A total of 4835 contestants from across 35 countries participated

in this competition. She received a Silver Medal and her Winning Artwork has been

published by Yang Ming Cultural Foundation, Republic of China.

School Clubs

Quiz Club

Annual Vivekanand QuizAbhimanyu Rathore (VIII), Abhinav Kumar Jha (VIII), Shrey Jaiswal (VII) Nakshatra

Kaushik (VII), Shivansh Rastogi (X), Salabh Gupta (X), Ansh Goyal (X) and Vanshika (X)

participated in Junior and Senior category of Annual Vivekanand Quiz held at

Ramakrishna Mission on 16 Aug, 2017. Results are awaited.

D K QuizMore than 100 students of Classes VII-IX

participated in D.K.Quiz conducted by D K

Publishers on 16 Aug, 2017 in the Sr School

Library. Tarun Ajay Singh (IX) and Ashutosh

Ambastha (IX) were the top scorers and have

been selected for the grand finale to be held in

October, 2017.

ASTRONOMY CLUB

SPACE in association with IASC (International Astronomical Search

Collaboration) conducted the Asteroid Search Campaign across India under

Dr. Patrick Miller of Hardin Simmons University, USA under the educational

outreach programme.

For 2017, this campaign training workshop was provided by SPACE on 16 July, 17

at DPS, Saket. A team of two students, Piyush Sharma (VII) and Purushrut

Pandey (VII), were trained to search asteroids in the Main Belt Asteroid through

advanced data analysis and specially designed software- ASTROMETRICA. Both

students have successfully recorded 06 preliminary discoveries so far.

Session-I : Orientation to Space Astronomy Club; Comets and Asteroids was

conducted on 24 July, 2017 which provided a hands- on experience of making

comets.

Session-II : Astronomer’s Tools, A grid in the sky, Creating a Sky Map was conducted

on 04 Aug, 2017. Students understood the importance of aids and tools required in

astronomy. They were introduced to the SPACE astronomy club kit and all its items.

Students were made familiar with the Astronomy Resource Book and the Software DVD.

Students learnt to assemble the SPACE launcher 50 MM telescope and learnt to

use and maintain it. They realized the use of these items in popularizing astronomy in

the community.

Health &WellnessClub

•With an intent to promote good health and physical activity, HRIDAY

in collaboration with the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Govt.

of India and WHO, India office conducted an All India Inter-School

Design Competition under MIND Art Poster Competition on Theme –

Running Towards a Healthy Future on 19 May, 2017.

•Basundhara Jana (XI) received Second Prize and a gift voucher for

books worth Rs.1000/-

Basundhara Jana

•A health alert circular on causes,

symptoms and preventive measures of

Swine Flu was released from the

Principal’s desk on 26 May, 2017.

•Childhood Diarrheal diseases continue to

be a major killer among children under

5. In compliance with the Ministry of

Health and Family Welfare, awareness

message regarding ORS and Zinc

therapy for treating dehydration was

uploaded on school website. Also, on 5

July, 2017 ORS making demonstration

activity was held for Classes VI to VIII.

•Health and Wellness Club in its constant

endeavor to spread awareness with the

purpose of encouraging organ donation and

fair utilization of human organs observed

“World Organ Donation Day” on 13 August,

2017.

•Classroom activities on the theme ‘Eat Healthy,

Stay Healthy’ under the aegis of Green School

program by Centre for Science & Environment

(CSE) were held for Classes IV to VIII. Posters

were displayed in the school premises to

disseminate information to help children make

better food choices and spread awareness

related to organic farming as well as anti-

biotic use in humans and animals.

•GO LADLI, an NGO based in USA works towards empowering young girls and

women in India, launched a challenge contest named “2017 Go Ladli - Lead like a

girl challenge”, a College scholarship opportunity for girls of Classes IX to XII.

The participating students were required to identify a girl/women centric

problem prevalent in India or in their community and propose a solution to

address it.

•Ashmita Bhagati (XI), Basundhara Jana (XI) and Vriti Gupta (XI) cleared

the first round and their names were listed amongst the top ten finalists. They

appeared in an interview on 10, 11 & 15 August, 2017 for which the results are

awaited.

Ashmita Bhagati Basundhara Jana Vriti Gupta

ENVIRONMENT CLUB

•Under the aegis of Environment Club, a plantation drive was taken up in which 20

perennial plants were planted for greening the campus area.

•There is a universal affection, loyalty and respect for the National Flag. Keeping

in mind the same, an initiative was taken up to bring in awareness among

children of Classes VI-X as a pre Independence activity on 10 Aug, 2017 wherein

the different steps involved in respectful disposal of the National Flag were

screened through Smart Class.

INTERACT

CLUB

A Blood Donation Camp was organized by the Interact Club of the school on 05

Aug, 2017, in association with Rotary Club, Noida. The support and kind

cooperation of the Staff and Parent Community made the camp a huge success.

49 units of blood were collected in the donation camp. It may be noted that the

school has been organizing Blood Donation Camp, on a regular and religious

basis for more than a decade now.

HISTORY CLUB

The History Club of the school embarked upon its maiden journey on 15 July,

2017 by visiting Qutub Complex and Mehrauli Archaeological Park, the

historical sites belonging to the era of the Delhi sultanate. The actual intent

of this trip was to expand classroom learning experience and explore the

historical evolution.

MUN CLUB

With the commencement of academic session 2017-18, the MUN SOCIETY of

Bal Bharati Public School, Noida has taken yet another giant leap towards

achieving accolades in the MUN circuit.

The school participated in the following events during the period under

report :

S NO. EVENT ORGANISER(S) VENUE DATE PARTICIPANTS ACHIEVEMENT1 Synergy MUN IITIAN Chanakyapuri,

Delhi

IITIAN

Campus

Chanakyapuri

Delhi

17 & 18

June, 17

Syed Haider (XI) Best Campus

Ambassador

2 MUN Venkateshwar

School, Delhi

Venkateshwar

School, Delhi

22 & 23

June, 17

Vinamr Bajaj (XI) Dy Security

Advisor,

Executive Board

3 MUN

New Delhi Institute of

Management Studies

New Delhi

Institute of

Management

Studies

22 & 23

Jul, 17

Syed Haider (XI) Best School

Delegate

S NO. EVENT ORGANISER(S) VENUE DATE PARTICIPANTS ACHIEVEMENT

4 Page Rajniti

Youth

Parliament

DPS, Gr. Noida DPS, Gr.

Noida

27 & 28

Jul, 17

Chetna Arora (XII) Special Mention

Gaurav Chaudhary

(X)

Vice Chairperson

Executive Board

5 IIMUN Indian International

MUN, Mumbai

BBPS (DW) 28 & 29

July, 17

Syed Haider (XI) Chairperson

Executive Board

6

MUN Mayoor School, Noida Mayoor

School,

Noida

5 & 6

Aug, 17

Gaurav Chaudhary

(X)

Special Mention

Vinamr Bajaj (XI) Secretary, BCCI

Executive Board

7 MUN Q DPS, Mathura Road DPS,

Mathura

Road

16 to 18

Aug, 17

Gaurav Chaudhary

(X)

Security Council,

Rapporteur

Executive Board

8 CSN MUN Cambridge School,

Noida

Cambridge

School,

Noida

18 & 19

Aug 17

Vanshika Rastogi

(XI)

Best Caricaturist

Syed Haider (XI) High Commendation

Vanshika (X) High Commendation

Vinamr Bajaj (XI) Spl Mention

Kamiya Raina (XI) Spl Mention

Anidhya (XI) Spl Mention

Akul Khanna (VIII) Spl Verbal Mention

OPEN EXAMS

UP Science Talent Search Examination is an initiative of the UP Government to

reward top 1000 students in Science in the State with a scholarship worth Rs. 2000/- per

month. The online exam was held on 30 May, 2017. Keshav Kumar Jha (XI), Arya Pinaki (XI),

Prakhar Jindal (XII), Ayush Kumar (XII), Sneha Bisht (XII), Shubhangi Giri (XII), Pranjal

Maheshwari (XII) and Phalak Tiwari (XII), qualified the above examination and are the proud

recipients of scholarship. It is indeed a moment of pride for the school.

Keshav

Arya

Prakhar

Ayush

Sneha

Shubhangi

Pranjal

Phalak

Inter SchoolCompetitions

The school participated in the following Inter school competitions during the period

under report :

‘GEOMATY’ AT AMITY SCHOOL NOIDA DATE EVENT PARTICIPANTS POSITION TOTAL NO OF TEAMS

15.07.17 Face PaintingAleena Benerjee (VIII)

Gauri Gautam (VIII)III 36

‘INCOGNITO’ AT SOMMERVILLE SCHOOL, NOIDA

DATE EVENT PARTICIPANTS POSITION TOTAL NO OF TEAMS

20.07.17 Senior ProgrammingAman Aggarwal (XII)

Anmol Pawa (XII) II 15

20.07.17 Scrap ForgeSparsh Srivastava (VIII)

Aviral Bansal (VIII) III 15

‘ANGEL TALENT SPECTRUM 2017’ AT FR. AGNEL SCHOOLDATE EVENT PARTICIPANTS POSITION TOTAL NO OF TEAMS

01.08.17 Create A Poster Pranav Gupta (V) & Aneek Kumar (V) I 24

02.08.17 Contemporary Dance

Avika Gaur (IV)

Aditi Negi (IV)

Sanskriti Prakash (IV)

Sanjana Suman (IV)

Shreya Jaiswal (IV)

Lavanya Chaturvedi (IV)

Nancy Lakhera (IV)

Divyanni Yadav (IV)

Nanditha Nambier (IV)

Aashi Saraswat (IV)

Himani Verma (IV)

Arya Singh (IV)

Riddhima (IV)

Prakriti Mishra (IV)

Mahek Sood (V)

Navya Pandey (V)

Adya Thakur (V)

Parika Suneja (V)

Kavya Yadav (IV)

Prachi Das (IV)

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‘E-COMBAT’ AT AHLCON INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, MAYUR VIHARDATE EVENT PARTICIPANTS POSITION TOTAL NO OF

TEAMS

02.08.17 Best out of waste Basundhara Jana (XI) III 17

02.08.17 Big-ad-mad Mitali Gosain (XII) I 17

‘INNOVENTION’ AT AHLCON PUBLIC SCHOOL, MAYUR VIHARDATE EVENT PARTICIPANTS POSITION TOTAL NO OF

TEAMS

11.08.17

How and why of

Science.

Experiment it out

Sparsh Srivastava (VIII)

Sarvagya Prasad (IX)II 18

THE SCHOOL WON THE OVERALL TROPHY

SPECIAL OCCASIONS Following days were observed and celebrated in the school. Information was disseminated

through morning assemblies, display boards and distribution of monographs where

applicable :

31 May, 2017 World No Tobacco Day

01 June, 2017 Global Day of Parents

05 June, 2017 World Environment Day

14 June, 2017 World Blood Donor Day

11 July, 2017 World Population Day

18 July, 2017 Nelson Mandela International Day

30 July, 2017 International Day of Friendship

10 Aug, 2017 Sanskrit Day

WORKSHOPS AND SEMINARSTeachers’ WorkshopsS.NO THEME /

SUBJECT

KEY SPEAKER / ORGANIZER HELD ON VENUE ATTENDED BY

1 Safety while in

School

Ms Salini Sharma, United Nations

Women Fellow, Mr Vikas Nautiyal,

Advisor Advocacy CACA and

Mr Aadit Pujaria, Advocate

20 May, 2017 BBPS, Noida School Staff

2 “Make –Up , Hair

Styling “ /

Personal Grooming

Ms Preeti, Manager

Ms Khampui, Lecturer

Ms Ruby, Lecturer

Pearl Academy

22-24 May,

2017BBPS, Noida School Staff

“Make –Up , Hair Styling “ / Personal GroomingSafety while in School

S.NO THEME / SUBJECT KEY SPEAKER /

ORGANIZER

HELD ON VENUE ATTENDED BY

3 Basic Life Support

Workshop

Doctors from

MAX Super Specialty

Hospital

25 June, 2017 Indian Institute

of Technology,

New Delhi

Mr D.Bisht, TGT (Phy Ed)

Mr Vardhan, PRT (Phy

Ed)

Ms Rani N, PRT (Phy Ed)

Mr K Ramasubramanian

(Sports Director)

4 Skill Camp for

school teachers

Mr Mohit Behl , Mr

Aman Jindal and Ms

Kritika

29 June , 2017 Manav Rachna

Public School,

Delhi

Ms Rani Vaid, PGT (Phy)

5 Communicative

Language , and

teaching activities

Ms Neelima Sharma 30 -1 July,

2017Salwan Public

School, Delhi

Ms Kamna J, TGT (Eng)

Ms Poonam S, TGT (Eng)

6 The Awakened

Citizen Programme

Value Education Team 4-5 July, 2017 Ramakrishna

Mission

Ashram, Delhi

Ms T Khurana, TGT (Sc)

Ms Vaishali M,TGT

(Maths)

7 Toy and Game

Designing for

students

Ms Saurabhi Khanna 14 July, 2017 Vasant Valley

School,

New Delhi

Ms Sania T, PRT

Ms Monica P, PRT

Ms Vasundhara J, PRT

S.NO THEME / SUBJECT KEY SPEAKER /

ORGANIZER


8 Yusuf Hameed

Teacher

Development

Programme

Dr Brijesh Parr,

Prof Madhav

Ms Manorama &

Ms Jaya

14-15 July, 2017 Ahlcon Public

School, Delhi

Ms Vibha Jain, PGT

(Che)

9 “Young Students

for Career

Success”

Prof Phyllis

Tharenou

20 July, 2017 Australian

High

Commission

Ms Aditi Gaur

(School Counselor)

10 : Developing

Resilience in

School Children “

Dr V.S Ravinder 27 July, 2017 Institute of

Counsellor

Training and

Research

Ms Aditi Gaur

(School Counselor)

11 Gender Sensitivity Ms Shweta Khurana 29 July, 2017 Billabong

High

International

School, Noida

Ms Deepali

(Special Educator)

12 Follow up workshop

on “Toy & Game

Designing”

Ms Sania Taak

Ms Monica

Ms Vasundhra

19 Aug, 2017 BBPS,Noida Primary Dept of the

School

In Service Teachers Training ProgrammeDuring the period under report, following workshops were conducted at BBPS Teacher’s Training

Centre :

S.NO SUBJECT KEY SPEAKER/

ORGANIZER

HELD ON ATTENDED BY

1 Teaching of Mathematics

using new Maths text

book

Prof Dharam Prakash,

Teacher Educator,

NCERT.

Prof A.K Rajput

Teacher Educator,

NCERT.

15 & 16 May, 2017 Ms Ruchika, PRT

Mr Prabhat, PRT and

Ms Anita.S, PRT

2 Capacity Building

Programme, {PRE PRIMARY

I AND II}

Dr Romila Soni,

Asstt Prof., NCERT

Ms Seema Vahi

Prof Manju Jain, NCERT

Mr Pramod Sharma

Dr Dunita Singh

Mr Vikram Datta

Ms Upasana Dembla

15 -19th May,

2017

Ms M. Aggarwal, PP Tr

Ms V Khurana, PP Tr

Ms P Khanna, PP Tr

Ms R Gupta, PP Tr


ORGANIZER

HELD ON ATTENDED BY

3 Learning Outcomes-

Pedagogy Assessment and

Quality teaching in Maths

Prof A.K RajputTeacher Educator, NCERT

Prof. Kalyani, LSR College (DU)

Prof R Meghanathan, NCERT

Prof.Dharam Prakash, NCERT

Prof Jonaki Ghosh, LSR College (D U)

17 -19 May, 2017 Ms Arpita, PRT

Ms Monica P, PRT

Ms Neeta M, PRT

Ms Anita.S, PRT



Quality teaching in EVS

Ms Asha PrabhakarPPL, BBPS, Noida

Ms Amita Ganjoo,HM (Sr), BBPS, Noida

17-19 May, 2017 Ms P Chand, PRT

Mr Prabhat M, PRT



Quality teaching in Hindi

Mr Neelkant,

Teacher Educator, NCERT

Mr Ramesh TiwariTeacher Educator, NCERT

17-19 May, 2017 Ms Anju.B, PRT

Ms Vandana K, PRT

Learning Outcomes- Pedagogy Assessment and Quality teaching in EVS


ORGANIZER

HELD ON ATTENDED BY

6 Capacity Building

Programme

Dr Amit Sehgal,Asstt. Prof,Hansraj College, (DU)

Dr Neelam Gandhi,Asstt. Prof ,Hansraj College, (DU)

Dr Monica KaulAsstt. Prof ,Hansraj College, (DU)

Ms Pratibha Kohli, PPL

Maharaja Agrasen School

22-27 May, 2017 Ms V Oberoi, TGT (Sc)

Ms Indula Mishra, TGT (Sc)

7 CPT Mathematics Class V-

VIII Feedback Workshop

Prof A K Rajput

Prof Dharam Prakash

29 July, 2017 Ms Ruchika K, PRT

Ms Vaishali M, TGT (Maths)

Mr Prabhat M, PRT

8 21st Century Skills -

Theatre in Education

Mr Mayank Hashmi, Director,

Kala Manch

29 July, 2017 Ms Kavita P, PRT (Dance)

Mr Niladri, TGT (Art & Craft)

Mr Pallavi, TGT (Music)

Mr Tulsiram, Tabla Teacher

9 “ Functional Fitness – A

moving Experience

Prof Dhanjoy Shaw, Principal,

IGIPI, (D U)

Dr Sonia, Prof Tarak Nath

5 Aug, 2017 Ms Rani.N, PRT (Phy Ed)

Mr Vardhan, PRT (Phy Ed)

Mr Rahul (Athletics Coach)

Mr Ramesh (Volleyball Coach)

10 Capacity Building

Programme -English

Dr Karan Bhatt and Team 18-19 Aug, 2017 Ms Rumpa B, PGT (Eng)

Ms Rachna S, PGT (Eng)

Students’ WorkshopsS.NO THEME/SUBJECT KEY SPEAKER /

ORGANIZER


1. Organ Donation-“Angels

of Change “

Dr Muneet Kaur

Sahi, Mohan

Foundation

07 July, 2017 BBPS, Noida

Senior Library

Class XI Biology Students and

Class X -Health Ambassadors

2 Moral Values,

Good Touch and Bad Touch

Ms. Deepali, Special

Educator (Pr)

25 July, 2017 BBPS, Noida Respective

Classrooms

All class IV students,

respective subject teachers

3. “Mother –Daughter

Hygiene”

Ms Mridani, Proctor

& Gamble

04 Aug, 2017 BBPS, Noida

Senior Library

Class VI & VII Girls along with

Mothers.

Organ Donation-“Angels of Change “ “Mother –Daughter Hygiene”

SCHOOL PUBLICATIONS

In order to give a wider platform of reading,

the school publications i.e the Annual Journal

‘SAGARIKA’, Primary and Pre Primary School

Newsletters were released online for the

parent fraternity. The online version of these

publications have live videos of the school

functions instead of still pictures.

http://bbpsnoida.balbharati.org/publications/




School Functions

LITERARY FEST

Enhancing diverse thinking amongst students and helping them hone their creative

spirits, the Language Department of the School hosted its first ever Literary Fest from

10-14 July, 2017. Students of Classes VI – X participated in the week long literary

activities.

INVESTITURE CEREMONY

The school held its 15th Investiture Ceremony on 28 July, 2017 with solemnity and pride.

With the School Auditorium under renovation the ceremony was held in school grounds.

The students of the Secondary and Sr Secondary School marched with their heads held

high to don the mantle of office bearers. The President Student Council, Rahul Rawat

(XII) Head Boy, Arukan Bansal (XII) .and Head Girl, Lavanya Rajan (XII) promised to lead

the school to greater heights.

JANAMASHTAMI WITH A PATRIOTIC FERVOUR

A Special Assembly on Janamashtami with a Patriotic Fervour, amidst revered

grandparents was celebrated on 11thAug 17 by the staff and the students of the Pre

Primary Wing with great pomp and show. The tiny tots who are the future citizens of

the country were apprised about the importance of the day. They took pride in

glorifying and celebrating the grand day by wearing tri coloured dresses.

INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION

A special assembly was held by ASHOKA HOUSE to mark 71st Independence Day

celebrations on 15 Aug, 2017 in the school premises.

INSTALLATION CEREMONY

Interact Club organized its’ 8th Installation Ceremony on 17 Aug, 2017. The school was

honoured to have distinguished guests from Rotary Club, Noida to grace the event.

Sports&

Games

SUMMER CAMP

In order to utilize the vacation time fruitfully following sports and games were organized

during the Summer Camp for students from 15 May to 16 Jun, 2017.

SR.

NO.

GAMES INCLUDED

IN SUMMER CAMP

ACTUAL NO. OF

STUDENTS ATTENDED

SUMMER CAMP

CHARGES

(IN Rs.)

TIME SLOT NAME OF THE COACH

1. Basketball 15 1200 7:00 – 9:00 a.m. Mr Yash N

2. Volleyball 22 1200 7:00 – 9:00 a.m. Mr Ramesh C

3. Lawn Tennis 08 2000 7:30 – 9:30 a.m. Mr Tarachand

4. Badminton 12 1500 7:00 – 8:30 a.m. Mr Dinesh B

5. Football 15 1500 7:00 – 9:00 a.m. Mr K R Subramanian

6. Table Tennis 12 2000 6:30 – 8:30 a.m. Mr Vardhan S

7. Swimming 109 2000 6:30 – 9:30 a.m. Coach provided by the

hired agency

TOTAL 193

The Summer Camp for students of Pre Primary-I to Class-II was a huge success.

Activities like Swimming, Vocal Music, Dance, Art & Craft were conducted by the Visual

& Performing Arts Department of the School. Nearly 150 students attended the

workshop.

HOCKEY

The school Girl’s team (U-18 Category) participated in the Manmohan Singh Gujral

Memorial Inter School Hockey Tournament held at Shivaji Stadium, Delhi from 26 July

to 04 Aug, 2017 and won the Runners Up trophy.

LAWN TENNIS

Rhythm Aswal (X) participated in the District Lawn Tennis Tournament at Pathways

School, Noida from 21 to 23 July, 2017 and was declared the winner in U-16 Category.

Rhythm Aswal (X) participated in the Tournament organized by Deuce Tennis Academy

at Greater Noida Sports Complex in U-16 & U-18 Category. She won the U-16 title and

was declared Runners Up in the U-18 Category.

Rhythm Aswal

BADMINTON

Aditi Bhatt (IX) attended a Badminton camp at Prakash Padukone Academy, Bangalore

from 15 May to 09 June, 2017. She participated in the All India Junior Ranking

Badminton Tournament in Thiruananthapuram, Kerala held from 12 to 18 June, 2017 and

All India Junior Ranking Badminton Tournament in Bangalore held from 19 to 25 June,

2017. The July rankings reflect her as India No.3 in U-15 group of the ALL INDIA

BADMINTON FEDERATION. She also participated in All India Junior Ranking Badminton

Tournament at Jaipur from 07 to 15 July, 2017.

Aditi Bhatt

SQUASH

Arzoo Dhindsa (VIII) got the Runners Up trophy in the Jodhpur Open Squash

Championship held from 26 to 30 July, 2017 at Jodhpur in U-13 Category. Currently she

is India No.10 in U-13 Group.

Arzoo Dhindsa

ROLLER SKATING

Yasti Upreti (V) stood 1st in the First Inter School Roller Skating Championship held at

JBM Global School, Noida on 14 May, 2017 in the age group 10-12 years.

Khanak Sharma (I), Aryan Sathe (V), Ishika Singh (VI) won Gold, Silver and Bronze

medal respectively in 3rd Sarla Chopra DAV Inter School Invitational Roller Skating

Championship 2017 organised by Sarla Chopra DAV Public School, Noida on 19 Aug,

2017.

Yasti Upreti Khanak Sharma

AEROBICS

Disha Bisht (X) represented India at International Sports Aerobics, Fitness and Hip Hop

Championship 2017 organised by Indian Sports Aerobics & Fitness Federation – ISAFF

INDIA held at Goa from 11 to 13 Aug, 2017 and won a gold medal. She will represent India

at World Championship to be held at Russia from 24 to 29 Nov, 2017. She also attended

the International Sports Aerobics and Fitness Workshop and Seminar held at Peddum

Sports Complex, Mhapusa, Goa from 05 – 11 Aug, 2017.

Disha Bisht

TABLE TENNIS

Jr Boys School Table Tennis team comprising John Zamliana (X), L Puia (IX), Samarth (IX) and

Ayush (VIII) won the district team championship organized by Gautam Budh Nagar District

Table Tennis Association under the aegis of Uttar Pradesh Table Tennis Association held at

Noida Stadium from 18 to 20 Aug, 2017. The team has qualified for the State Team

Championship to be held at HRIT Campus, Ghaziabad from 29 Aug to 01 Sep, 2017.

John Zamliana (X) and L Puia (IX) emerged winners in Jr Boys and Sub Jr Boys (Individual)

District Table Tennis Championship respectively.

Shubham Rawat (XII) stood Runners Up and L Puia (IX) Second Runners Up in Jr Boys District

Table Tennis Championship.

John Zamliana (X), L Puia (IX) won the Boys Doubles category in District Table Tennis

Championship.

Shubham (XII) and Unmukt (XI) stood Runners Up in the Boys Doubles category in District Table

Tennis Championship.

THE SCHOOL WON THE OVERALL CHAMPIONSHIP

Tours/Excursions/

Visits

Under the aegis of NIE, students of Classes IV – VI along with 31

teachers and HM (Pr) attended the special screening of the movie ‘The

Ghazi Attack’ on 12 May, 2017 at Spice Cinemas.

A Captivating Movie…

The show begins…

124 students of Class-IV escorted by 15 teachers visited the National

Zoological Park on 15 July, 2017 as a part of ISA Activity on ‘Endangered

Species’.

37 students from Class-VII along with Ms T Khurana, TGT (Sc) and Ms N

Bhatnagar, TGT (Sc) attended a Curriculum based programme on the

Topic ‘Air & Water’ organized by National Science Centre, Delhi on 11

Aug, 2017.

Observation of bacteria in water using a laser

Water gallery

REPORTING MATTERS

Discipline

The general discipline in the school is satisfactory. No untoward

incident either among the students or the staff was reported.

House Keeping

Both the Safai Karamcharis as well as the agency workers are

doing their work satisfactorily.

LAB/LIBRARY(a) Laboratory

PHYSICS LAB CHEMISTRY LAB

BIOLOGY LAB

The Labs are fully equipped with necessary material / apparatus. Practical

classes in Gen Science Lab (IV – VIII), Physics, Chemistry and Biology Labs

(IX – XII) are being conducted on a regular basis as per the Time Table. The

Physics, Chemistry and Home Science Labs will be renovated during the

summer break.

(b) LibraryTotal stock of books in the two libraries put together is 22,831 an increase of

08 books since the last report.

Distribution :

Sr. Library 12,694 + 05 = 12,699

Jr. Library 8,559 + 03 = 8,562

Class Room Library (I – IX) 1,570 = 1,570

SCHOOL TRANSPORTPresently 13 routes of Primary and Senior School and 5 Routes of the Pre Primary Wing

are operational, out of which 11 routes operate in and around Noida and 01 each on

Indirapuram, Ghaziabad and Delhi stretch. The Supreme Court and STA guidelines are

being followed.

To improve the safety standards of the school, drivers and conductors are regularly

counseled and breath analysis test towards drinking of alcohol is randomly conducted

by the School Doctor at Kailash Hospital.

Of late, all drivers of the school have undergone an eye check up, with their Medical

Reports placed in respective Personal files.

The Transport Safety Checklist is strictly adhered to by the Transport I/C.

MEASURERS FOR IMPROVEMENTSAll the suggestions made from time to time are discussed and implemented to the

best of ability.

WORKS

A. Works Completed• Phase-II, Electrical work (Cable laying & Control Panel

sub main line) work.

• Mud Fusca work on Terrace over the Auditorium

• Coping on parapet wall

• Construction of brick wall between Tennis Court and Play

ground

FINANCEThe financial health of the school is satisfactory.

Following job works have been carried out during the period under report:

Mud Fusca work

• Construction of Driver Room

• Replacement of 34 Doors in Mont Block

• Repair of Gen Set Body

• Repair of RCC overhead tank and replacement of

old Syntax tanks with new ones

B. Work in Progress

Renovation of School Auditorium

(a) AC work

(b) AHU Room

(c) Acoustic Panel

(d) Panel covering work

(e) Fixing of kullu tiles on the Boundary wall of

drive way passage

(f) Painting

Driver Room

School Auditorium

AHU Room

C. Works to be initiated

Renovation of existing Physics, Chemistry and Home Science Lab

Light and Sound system of School Auditorium

Changing of Class Room Windows (17 rooms)

Change of façade of Gate 1 and 2

Renovation of Badminton court

Replacement of Transformer :

315 KVA, school owned transformer installed in school premises in the year 2005 has

been burnt. The burnt Copper wire substitute thermal link inside the transformer

created under voltage, thereby leading to its technical failure. The technical assessment

of the same transformer by State Electricity Board suggests replacement of the existing

transformer.

A stand by transformer has been installed for the time being and a new 400 KVA, IS-1180

Make transformer is likely to be installed on 22 Aug, 2017.

PARENT TEACHER ASSOCIATION

All parents were intimated vide School Circular No14/2017-18, dated 19 July, 2017

that the nomination papers would be available at the school office on 24 & 25 Jul 17,

and those parents desirous of becoming office bearers could collect the same and

submit it by 27 July 2017 after filling the required particulars.

The PTA body is elected once in two years and it is our proud privilege to introduce

the new members of the PTA for session 2017-18 & 2018 -19 whose details are as

follows:

S.NO NAME DESIGNATION PTA POST DETAILS

1. Mr Navin Kishore Deputy Executive

Channel AAJ TAK

Vice- President

(w.e.f. 01 Aug 17)

F/o Nishtha Srivastava (XIA) &

Saatvik Srivastava (XI A)

2. Dr. Sangita Kasture Jt. Director

Dept. of Bio. Tech

(Ministry of Science and

Technology)

Secretary

(w.e.f. 01 Aug, 17)

M/o Rucha Mahesh Kasture

(X-A)

The School Management, Staff and Students of Bal Bharati Public School, Noida,

remain thankful to Mr Tariq Hussain, Vice President, PTA and Mr Pawan Kumar

Gambhir, Secretary, PTA for the session 2015-16 & 2016-17, who worked for

improvement of the school with combined efforts of the school community and

the school authorities.

Weekly Faculty Meetings with Class Representatives, House Wardens, Head of the

Departments Staff Meetings (on monthly basis) and Coordination Committee

Meetings are being held on a regular basis. The records of all the meetings are

minuted in the proper Minutes Register as well as released on the teacher portal

for reading purposes.

MEETING WITH STAFF

I would like to put on record my deep sense of appreciation for the staff who

works selflessly and ensure that the school graph is on the rise. The constant

guidance from the members of the Managing Committee plays a major role.

I would also like to express my heartfelt gratitude to the President, CES,

Chairman, SMC, Secretary, SMC and all erudite members of the Managing

Committee for their unstinting support as we travel the path of excellence which

though full of challenges is very fulfilling.

I offer my sincere thanks for sparing your valuable time to attend the meeting

this afternoon.

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