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SERVICE BEFORE SELF

This means that we serve others willingly, graciously and selflessly.

We should not expect anything in return for our service because

there is greater pleasure in giving than in receiving. By serving

others we serve God.

Summer 7:30 am – 1:30 pm

8:00 am – 1:30 pmWinter

Class Nursery to XII

TIMINGS

All Teachers are available at the Email: - [email protected] and [email protected] may login on the website, enter your password and send your communication to the concerned teachers. (Flow chart on page no - ….. )Parents are requested to adhere to the telephone timings. Phone calls will not be transferred to their ward beyond/before the schedule time. Telephone timings are put on the boarders circular on the home page of www.dps.in under communication.

Students on special request are sanctioned to use the school STD Booth to call only their parents.

GENERAL INFORMATION

Address Bahalgarh – Meerut Road, Khewra, Sonepat, Haryana

Tel. Nos. 0130 - 6611000, 09812427671

Fax 0130 - 6611007

E - mail [email protected], [email protected]

Website www.dps.in

Hostel Warden

Email [email protected]

Hostel Headmistress 08901358299

Boys Warden (Jr., Sr.) 09416009010, 08901358287

Boys Hostel 0130-6611000, Ext-45&47

Girls Hostel 0130 – 6611000, Ext-46

Girls Warden 09416018060

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Dear StudentsThe session 2016-17 opens with a very comprehensive and coordinated approach to learning and conducive environment for learning. School life teaches us ‘way of life’ and this journey is guided by teachers, parents & mentors. We need to foster a fair, inclusive and dynamic school culture. The school culture is built when all students learn to discipline themselves and keep all etiquettes in place. Right from donning uniform in the morning to boarding the bus on time, to attending classes, to peer time at break, to interaction with one another, should reflect discipline and right code of conduct. • Discipline: Discipline is key to success and optimum growth .Remember discipline sharpens your personality. Our school shall deal with indiscipline cases firmly with issue of yellow cards/red cards by ‘Discipline Committee’. Any form of violence (mental or physical), racial comments, Public Display of Affection(PDA)& stealing, breakage of school property, misbehavior with school staff, buying-selling in school campus or within peer group, possession of forbidden articles, use of abusive language shall result in disciplinary action. Any breakage of school property has to be compensated with double its amount.• Cyber Etiquettes: The students are expected to follow cyber etiquettes. Any kind of ‘cyber bullying’, derogatory comments on fellow students, parents, teachers or school, posted on social networking sites will be viewed as serious offence and may lead to disciplinary action from the school. Students must follow all the guidelines to use the social networking sites.• Uniform: The students shall be allowed to board the bus only if they are in complete uniform. • Transport: Any indisciplinary case in the bus may result in the withdrawal of ‘Bus Facility’• Bunking: of classes may result in student being sent back home and given ‘5 absent’ attendance which may affect their promotion to next class. We believe that under the right conditions, our students can achieve extraordinary things. We provide the best and expect our students to follow the rules and regulations. Kindly create a sense of belonging and involvement- belong to the school and involve in all the right activities during your schooling. In 2015, the school has introduced lots of measures to foster a fair, inclusive and dynamic school culture. Lots of exchange programs with schools in countries like Korea, Japan, France etc. have been organized. The senior students shall have an opportunity to spend in summer colleges for few weeks in Universities like Cambridge, Oxford etc. We have in house counselor to guide students in their university application. I trust that the year 2017-18 will truly be one of fresh visions and mighty break through as we work together as a family to soar to greater heights.

FROM THE DESK OF PRO VICE CHAIRPERSON

& DIRECTOR

PARENTAL INTERACTION

PTM SCHEDULE 2017-18

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• Parental cooperation and regular communication is essential to help the children

blossom and bloom. Mutual benets will accrue only when there is a meaningful

exchange of information between home and school.

• To make it convenient for parents to meet the teachers throughout the year for

discussing relevant issues, parents are requested to meet the teaching faculty

according to the given schedule.

• The school shall restrict entry of parents if the appointment with school authority is not

xed earlier. No parent shall be allowed to bring in any guest or members of the family

whose name and photograph are not present with the school security house. Entry shall

be denied to such members. Kindly note that this is to ensure complete safety and

security of your ward.

DAYS & TIMINGS TO MEET

Summer Winter

Class Day Time Time

Nursery to V (Thursday) 7:30-8:00 AM 8:00-8:30 AM

VI to XII (Working Saturday) 7:30-8:00 AM 8:00-8:30 AM

Pro-Vice Monday-Tuesday

Chairperson/ (With Prior appointment) 10.00–11.30 AM 10.00–11.30 AM

Director

Headmistress/ Monday – Wednesday 9:00–10.00 AM 9:00–10.00 AM

Headmaster/ (With Prior appointment)

Co-ordinators

Accounts (Monday-Friday) 8:00 AM–12:30 PM 8:30AM–12:30 PM

CLASS 1 TERM 2 TERM 3 TERM

Nur – V 15.07.2017 07.10.2017 20.01.2018

VI – VIII 22.07.2017 14.10.2017 13.01.2018

IX – X 22.07.2017 28.10.2017 13.01.2018

XI-XII 27.05.2017, 29.07.2017 28.10.2017 27.01.2018

Note: 5 Marks in each term are allotted to students for parent

attendance in PTM & other events.

The school believers in effective communication between the parents and

staff. To ensure the same, we follow a three pronged means of communication.

Kindly adhere to it and your shall have a smooth ow of communication.

COMMUNICATION CHANNEL

COMMUNICATION

VIA LOGIN VIA E-MAIL VIA APPOINTMENT

FOR APPOINTMENT, CALL SCHOOL : +91-130-6611000 : +91-9812427671

MAIL AT : [email protected]

FAX AT : 0130-6611007

FOR TRANSPORT : +919416018080

FOR WARDEN : Head Master/Headmistress : +919671784777

Sr. Boys : +91-130-6611000, +918901358287

Jr. Boys : +91-130-6611000, +919416009010

Girls : +91-130-6611000, +919416018060

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Note: -

1. Boarders may access and send email regularly.

2. Parents are allowed to meet/take their ward out on 2nd Saturday of every month. The

Boarders must report back latest by Sunday before 5 PM in summers and before 4 PM

in winters and those boarders who avail the school bus facility must report back to the

warden before school hours on Monday. No telephonic permission will be granted.

Kindly fax the permission letter at 0130-2340907 duly signed or sends scanned email

bearing parents sign at [email protected]. at least 2 days prior to the outing.

3. Parents are requested to adhere to the telephone timings. Parents calling out of the

turn may not be accessible to their ward/s unless prior permission is taken.

4. Parents who wish to avail the school transport for the monthly outing must put forward

their request in the rst week of the month. The school transport department reserves

the right to cancel the facility if the request comes after the given time frame. This is due

to the limited seats in the daily bus.

5. Kindly use your Login to get in touch with us.

6. You MUST visit the website regularly for the circulars and general update.

7. You may see your wards academic progress by using your LOGIN ID

VISIT HOMEPAGE AT www.dps.in

CLICK ON LOGIN ARENA

ENTER USER NAME & PASSWORD

TO CHECK:

PERSONAL DETAIL

ACADEMIC DETAILS

(i)

(ii)


CLICK ON DPS CIRCULAR / BOARDER'S CIRCULAR


CLICK BOARDING INFORMATION

CLICK CIRCULAR

FOR BOARDING CIRCULAR:

FOR LOGIN:

FOR SCHOOL CIRCULAR:

BOARDING FLOWChief Corrdinator / Head Mistress

(Mess In Charge) (Warden (Jr. Boys))Inrmary In Charge

(Matron) (Prep In charge) (Matron) (Doctor)

(Attendants) (Special Tutors) (Attendants) (Nurse)

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(Warden Girls) (Warden (Sr. Boys))

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1. Four Sets of School Uniforms (From the school tuck shop)

2. One Pair of Black Shoes (From the school tuck shop)

3. One Pair of sports shoes (From the school tuck shop)

4. Three Bed Covers (As per School Specication) (From the school tuck shop)

5. Four Sets of School Socks (From the school tuck shop)

6. Four Sets of Sports Socks (From the school tuck shop)

7. Four Sets of Night Suits (summer) (From the school tuck shop)

8. Quilts (From the school tuck shop)

9. One blanket (From the school Tuck Shop)

10. Two school Bed covers (From the school Tuck Shop)

11. Three sets of bed sheets (From school Tuck Shop)

12. Three Pillow Covers (From school Tuck Shop)

13. One dozen Handkerchief (From home)

14. Four Towels (From home)

15. Four Hand towels (From home)

16. Bathroom Slippers (From home)

17. One Pair of Casual Shoes (From home)

18. Two Pairs of Casual Dress (From home)

19. 10 sets of under garments (From home)

20. Toiletteries (Toothpaste, toothbrush, comb, hair (From home)

oil, talcum power, body lotion, face cream, nail

cutter)

21. Shoe polish (Black) with shoe brush (From home)

22. Plastic mug (From home)

23. Soccer shoes and shin guards (Optional) (Available at the tuck shop)

24. Swimming Gown (From home)

25. Swimming trunk / costume (From the school tuck shop)

26. Cloth Hanger (From home)

27. Padlock and key (From home)

Optional: Boarders may get them if they are keen to pursue this sports/music.

1. Tennis racket/Roller skate/Skate Board/T.T. racket

(From home)

2. Musical instruments as per the activity choice. (From home)

• All articles should be marked with students' name using a marker pen.

• No money should be given to the student.

• No mobile phones, laptop is allowed. Conscated items shall not be returned.

• Expensive items like I-Pod is allowed but not allowed in the academic block & school is not responsible for any loss or damage.

• Mobile phones must be deposited with the warden & taken during the students journeying back home, if found and possession will be conscated and will not be returned.

LIST OF THINGS TO BE BROUGHT BY THE BOARDERS

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• To get the best from the school for your child, you are advised to maintain close contact with the school. We earnestly recommend that parents and guardians should look raw their ward's progress by login at school website. Kindly request or e-mail for your password for the login.

• Children will not be allowed to go home during school hours (even after the cycle rese Parents are requested not to x any social engagement or medical appointment duvets working hours.

• As the medium of instructions in the school is in English, students should be helped* follow their work easily and intelligently by a certain amount of regular conversation U English at home during vacations.

• All school activities/functions/syllabus/assignments/circulars are put on the w Parents are requested to ensure that they go through it regularly. The photo gallery the school website carries photograph of the events which you may access.

• Students are not allowed to keep money with them. If the students are carrying they may deposit it with the warden for safe keeping and the same may be done cameras.

• The parents must meet the Nurse and doctor on duty regularly on their visits to information regarding medication during vacations or, if, any medication has to carried forward.

• Kindly encourage your child to follow rules and hence ensure that you as a parent rules.

• If the school conscates any articles which are forbidden, then the school shall take action against the ward.

• The school reserves the right to decide on to your ward's participation in various curricular events which may be held outside the school campus or out of station.

All leave applications should be signed, scanned and then sent via E-mail_ N telephonic permission should be sought.

BIRTHDAY FESTIVAL

TO THE GUARDIANS OF BOARDERS

Days are xed for the birthday celebration. It may be celebrated during the evening games time. The warden will organize the birthday celebration. The warden reserves the right to change the time.

Children having birthday in a particular month will celebrate the birthday together on the xed day of every month. A birthday cake is ordered and the assorted snacks decided by the mess manager are served to all the children.

Music, dance and party games is organized by the performing arts faculty/warden/ Mod/ Hostel Head Boy & Head Girl. The birthday student is presented a card from the school side.

For the festival celebrations, the warden organizes a small cultural programme with the help- of performing art faculty and special dinner is also arranged. Photographs are clicked then put on website (photo-gallery). Parents must visit the image gallery to download recent photograph. Festivals like Dussehra. Diwali & Christmas are celebrated with festivity.

Special sports events are organised by the coach in consultation with wardens and Cabinet.

PERFORMING ARTS

Our school exposes our students to various forms of performing Arts .Without the existence of a performing arts program, students would have to venture outside of their everyday routine and this would make the probability of them discovering an appreciation of arts more unlikely than if they attended a regular performing arts program in school. The performing Arts faculty offers exposure in Indian vocal, western vocal, Indian instrumental music, Indian classical dance, arts and craft. Students of our school are held to a very high standard of performance. Performing Art program provides a medium for self expression. The evolution of performing arts has allowed for positive self expression as it promotes a positive way to relieve angst, displaced anger, stress. The western and Indian music club boasts of wide range of instrumental and vocal music opportunities. Students get their degree in music in music from Prachin Kala Kendra along with their academic pursuits.

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LAUNDRY/BARBER

We have our own laundry house which is monitored totally by the warden along with the house keepers. Children follow the laundry schedule as per the boarding rules. Class II — V is monitored by the matron and class 6 upwards are expected to send their clothes for wash to Dhobi on their own. The barber is provided once every month. The school inrmary along with the warden looks after the personal hygiene of each child. Parents must ensure that students report back with short hair cut (boys).

SCHOOL TUCK SHOP

The tuck shops in the school campus are well equipped with stationery, uniforms and other daily need items like toileterries, bed sheets, undergarments, battery-cells .The students may indent their requirements at the tuck shop. Monthly bills of the same are deducted from the imprest of each student.

SCHOOL CANTEEN

The school has a canteen which is open for both day scholars and boarders. The boarders are given xed amount per month to spend in the canteen. No cash is ever handed to boarders; they sign and buy their eatables from the canteen.

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SPARKLING MINDS-FACULTY FOR SPECIAL NEEDS STUDENTS Delhi Public School, Sonepat has a sound faculty which provides 'Psychological Services' with the premise that K-12 educators are the back bone of our society. The special educators and counselors of DPS, Sonepat are trained in handling our special needs students by helping them to improve academic engagement, support diverse learners and provide interventions for various psycho-educational problems of students and optimizing their potential for successful integration with academics and society. They are equipped with education strategies and interventions for learning disability, problems due to low IQ, ADHD, Academic deterioration, under achievement, Exam phobia etc. Many of our students with above disability have done wonders in their academic journey and are well placed in good higher educational institutions. The School's inclusive program. is wide-based, goal oriented and child centered encompassing all the benefits provided by CBSE board. The faculty works under the name of 'Sparkling minds'. The school also provides psycho-educational services to the students and parents. THE N.D.T.V SCHOOL T.V VIDEO EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMME Delhi Public School, Sonepat has collaborated with NDTV for 'NDTV School TV - Video Educational Programme. Our students have been trained by the experts of N.D.T.V on technicalities of videography, equipment maneuverability, editing and various other technicalities of film making.They have been trained to study various camera angles and its execution, technique of shooting various shoots, Video stroke camera editing nuances. Sound effects and dubbing. They have also visited the N.D.T.V head office to get first hand insight into the way news is reported and broadcasted . Our students-N.D.T.V team has been equipped to perform all the photography and videography by themselves for all school events, activities ,competitions and film making. Now the school does not have to call upon professionals as the students are competent enough to deliver the services. These qualities make us one of the exclusive schools which lays emphasis on focusing on bringing out the talent in the young children. This is a step forward towards progressive education and learning to further the overall growth and development of our students.

• The school arranges local outing for the boarders like movie trip, visit to places in Delhi. malls etc. • All the outings are escorted by teachers and boarders get pocket money from the imprest account for the same. The school arranges tours and trek twice in the year and the circulars are sent to the parents to seek their permission. • Boarders' Outing will be planned on 4th Saturday . • Outing is generally arranged for boys and girls together for classes III — VIII and separately for classes IX — XII. Boarders are allowed to wear only their school uniforms on the outings. • Details of all trips & excursions are put in 'Daily planner' and login of the boarders and their parents. STUDENT EXCHANGE PROGRAM Student exchange program is a program in which our students from the secondary level is involved in International travel where he/she tries with a host family / hostel and attends the curriculum of the school of that country along with experiencing the culture, food and art of the country. Delhi public school, Sonepat (NCR-DELHI) has exchange programs with schools in France, Germany, Korea etc. The sole aim is to increase the students' understanding and tolerance of other cultures, as well as improving their language skills and broadening their social horizons. The fringe benefits derived are academic opportunities, better awareness on cultural differences, personality development. The students are always accompanied by a mentor teacher.

BOARDERS OUTING, TRIPS & CULTURAL EXCHANGE PROGRAMMES

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The Careers FACULTY—BEYOND SCHOOL "Beyond School," The initiative taken up by DPS, Sonepat to provide counseling to our students with regards to higher studies has been making great strides in this area. The aim of this programme is to provide information to the students regarding the various options that are available to them both in India and abroad. Students are helped in deciding their career choice keeping in mind their interests and aptitude For admission to certain courses, entrance exams and other proficiency tests need to be cleared. Information is provided to the students about the exams that need to be cleared to secure admission in various colleges and universities. Essays and Letters of Recommendation play a vital role in securing admission in foreign universities, hence all help is provided to students in essay writing and to provide them with LORs. Another very important step that has been taken is the partnership with " Univariety, which specializes in the field of university planning and higher education counseling for multiple destination countries. Univariety is part of a Singapore based 'International Education Gateway'. Their international team comes with over a decade of experience in providing personalized guidance about which countries, colleges and courses to target for within India and abroad. Students and parents can interact with the Univariety team of experts continuously through an online system linked to the school website. This well-structured program aims to guide the student and parent starting in class 11th till the end of class 12th.Students can send emails and get their queries answered within two hours by experts .Univariety organizes webinars on a regular basis to give information to students regarding various career related topics. Students from our school regularly visit education fairs organized by Foreign Universities. Link on 'Beyond School' on our website provide regular updates to the students.When we think of higher studies especially abroad we tend to worry about the cost involved. But there are several scholarships that are available to eligible students which due to paucity of information they are not able to utilize.Beyond School" provides information to students about these scholarships and help is also provided in filling out online applications and forms. In the recent past students have been apprised with the MEXT scholarships offered by the Government of Japan. Recently the scholarships provided by RITSUHEIKAN UNIVERSITY JAPAN were introduced to our students.. Special ties with universities in UK, Canada, Japan & Australia have been established to facilitate the admission process. We not only want to ensure that our students pass their Class XII boards with flying colors but we also want to make sure that they choose the correct course for their higher studies and hence make a successful career later on in their lives. Over the past few years higher education has undergone a sea change. Students today have a wide variety of courses to choose from and they are no longer restricted to the geographical boundaries of their own country to pursue higher education. They have the opportunity to go to any country of the world to pursue the course of their choice. Recently DPS Sonepat has joined hands with SI-UK Education Council.SI-UK Education Council specialized in selecting the UK university for Indian students. Its international university counselor guide the studetns through each step of the application process.Each year the school provides comprehensive information programs including a series of career talks, information fairs and seminars to all its outgoing students which allow its students to meet a wide range of professionals from the industry. The Career Service holds workshops and group sessions covering topics such as the preparation of CVs, covering letters, SOP application forms, interviews, marketing oneself, creative and presentation skills & letter of recommendation.With all the information that is provided to students are well prepared to enter the course university of their choices & all ready to achieve their goals and fulfill their dreams

ORIENTATION PROGRAMME

Orientation for Nursery - X 01 April 2017 – Saturday

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BOARDERS PREP MENTOR

Classes Mentors

II - V Mr MrinalVI Ms VII Ms LipiVIII Mrs SukantoIX Ms AlkaX Mr Foreign Student Ms

BOARDERS' ARRIVAL FOR NEW SESSION

03 April 2017 Class I – V to report by 5:00 PM latest.

02 April 2017 Class VI – VIII to report by 5:00 PM latest.

01 April 2017 Class IX – XI to report by 5:00 PM latest.

17 Feb 2017 Class XII to report by 5:00 PM latest.

NEW SESSION BEGINS

School Reopens for I - XI 03 April 2017 - Monday

School Reopens for Nursery & KG 06 April 2017 - Thursday

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Daily Curriculum (Winter) (Classes Nur.-X)Winter Schedule w.e.f. Jan. - Mar. 2018

Daily Curriculum (Winters) (Classes XI-XII)Winter Schedule w.e.f. Jan. - Mar. 2018

Particular Timing

Rising 6:30 AM

Ablutions 6:30 – 6:45 AM

Bath ‘n’ Change 6:45 – 7:05 AM

Attendance 7:05 AM

Breakfast 7:10 – 7:30 AM

Flag Hosting/ Uniform 7:40 AMInspection

Mid Day Snack 10:45 AM – 11:15 AM

School 8:00 AM – 1:30 PM

Guided Prep 1:30 – 2:30 PM

Lunch 2:30 – 3:00 PM

Afternoon Siesta 3:00 – 4.00 PM

Flag Lowering 4:00 PM

Sports 4:00 – 5:20 PM

Evening Snacks 5:20 PM-5:40 PM

Bath ‘n’ Change 5:40 – 6:20 PM

Attendance 6:20 PM

Prep 6.30 – 8:00 PM

Dinner 8:00 PM

Telephone Timing 8:00-9:00 PM

Self Study (Prep 9:00-10:00PMRoom)

Lights off 9:00 PM (for JuniorsNur.-V)10:00 PM (VI-X)

Particular Timing

Rising 6:30 AM



Attendance 7:05 AM


Flag Hosting/ Uniform 7:40 AM

Inspection



Lunch 1:30 – 2:00 PM


Self Study 4:00 – 5:20 PM

Evening Snacks 5:20 to 5:40


Attendance 6:00 PM

Guided Prep 6:00 to 8:00

Dinner 8:00 PM

Telephone Timing 8:00-9:00 PM

Self Study (Prep Room) 8:30-10:30PM

Lights off 10:30 PM (for Seniors)

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Daily Curriculum (Summers) (Classes XI-XII)Summer Schedule w.e.f. 01 April - Oct 2017

Daily Curriculum (Summer) (Classes Nur.-X)Summer Schedule w.e.f. 01 April - Oct 2017

Particular Timing

Rising 5:00 AM


Games /T.T. 5:30 – 6:15 AM

/Swimming/H.R/Jog.


Uniform Inspection 06:45 AM


Flag Hosting 7:10 AM




Lunch 2:30- 3:00 PM

Afternoon Siesta 3:00 – 4:30 PM

Sports 5:00 – 6.30 PM

Flag Lowering 6:35 PM

Evening Snacks 6.40 -7:00 PM


Prep 7:30 – 8:30 PM

Dinner 8:30-9:00 PM

Telephone Timings 9:00-9:30 PM

Silence Hour/Self Study 9:00-10:00 PM

Brush 10:00-10:15 PM

Extended Self Study 10:15 – 11:00 PM

Lights Off 11:10 PM

Particular Timing

Rising 5:00 AM


Games /T.T. 5:30 – 6:15 AM

/Swimming/H.R/Jog.


Uniform Inspection 06:45 AM


Flag Hosting 7:10 AM



Lunch 1:30- 2:00 PM

Afternoon Siesta 2:00 – 3:00 PM

Coaching 3:00 PM Onwards

Evening Snacks 6.40 -7:00 PM



Dinner 8:30-9:00 PM

Telephone Timings 8:30-9:00 PM

Self Study/Prep 9:30-11:00 PM

Brush 11:00-11:15 PM

Lights Off 11:30 PM

SUNDAY/HOLIDAY SCHEDULE

Particulars Timing

Rising 8.00 A.M

Bath ‘n’ change 8.00 – 8.45 A.M

Uniform inspection 8.45 AM

Breakfast 9.00 - 9.30 A.M

Cupboard arranging, nail cutting etc 9.30 - 10.00 A.M

Prep 10.00 – 1.00 P.M

Lunch 1.00 - 2:00 P.M

T V Time 2.00 - 4.30 P.M

Sports/ Clubs 4.30 - 5.30 PM

Evening snacks 5.30 – 5.50 P.M

Bath ’n’ change 5.50 - 6.30 P.M


Dinner 8:00- 8:30 P.M

Silent Hours 8:30-9:30 PM

Brush 9:30-9:45 PM

Extended Study Hours 9:45-10:30 PM

Lights OFF 10:40 PM

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HOLIDAYS 2017-18

Holidays Date/Day

Ram Navmi 05.04 2017, Wednesday

Summer vacations for classes Nur-VIII 22.05.2017, Monday – 09.07.2017, Sunday

Summer vacations for classes IX – XII 29.05.2017, Monday – 02.07.2017, Sunday

Raksha Bandhan 07.09.2017, Monday

Independence Day 15.09.2017, Tuesday

Janmashtmi 15.09.2017, Tuesday

EID UL-Zuha 02.09.2017, Saturday

Gandhi Jayanti 02.10.2017, Monday

Autumn Break 28.09.2017 Thursday – 02.10.2017, Monday

Diwali Break 17.10.2017, Tuesday – 22.10.2017, Sunday

Gurunanak Jayanti 04.11.2017, Saturday

Winter Break for class Nursery -V 23.12.2017, Saturday – 14.01.2018, Sunday

Winter Break for class VI -VIII 23.12.2017, Saturday – 07.01.2018, Sunday

Winter Break for class IX -XII 23.12.2017, Saturday – 03.01.2018, Wednesday

Republic Day 26.01.2018, Friday

Maha Shivratri 13.02.2018, Tuesday

Holi 02.03.2018, Friday – 04.03.2018, Sunday

SCHEDULE FOR BOARDERS 2017-18

New session begins on Monday, 6 April 2015 except for Class XII

• NO BOARDER WILL BE ALLOWED TO LEAVE DURING THE EXAMS DAYS• NO LEAVE WILL BE SANCTIONED DURING THE EXAMINATION DAYS• BOARDERS’ OUT STATION TRIP DURING DUSSEHRA BREAK AND SESSION BREAK.

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Class XII Boarders to report on Thursday, 09 March 2017 latest by 5:00 PM

Session for class XII begins on Friday, 10 March, 2017

Summer break for classes Nur-VIII - The boarders may leave on 20 May 2017 after the school hours. - The boarders must report back on Sunday, 09 July 2017 between 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM

Monday 22 May – Sunday 09 July 2017

School reopens on Monday, 10 July 2017

Summer break for classes IX-XII - The boarders may leave on 27 May 2017 after the school hours. - The boarders must report back on Sunday, 02 July 2017 between 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM

Monday 29 May – Sunday 02 July 2017

School reopens on Monday, 03 July 2017

Autumn Break for all classes- The boarders may leave on 27 September 2017 and must report back on Monday, 02 October 2017 between 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM.

Thursday, 28 October – Monday, 02 Oct. 2016School re-opens Tuesday, 03 October 2017

Diwali break for all classes- The Boarders may leave on Monday, 16 Oct 2017 after school hours. - The boarders must report back on Sunday, 22 October2017 by 5:00 PM

Tuesday, 17 October – Sunday, 22 October 2017 School re-opens on Monday, 23 October 2017

Winter break for classes Nursery - V-The boarders may leave on Friday, 22 December 2017 after school hours. -The boarders must report back on Sunday, 14 Jan 2018 by 5:00 PM.

Saturday, 23 Dec 2017 – Sunday, 14 Jan 2018School reopens on Monday, 15 January 2018

Winter break for classes VI - VIII-The boarders may leave on Friday, 22 December 2017 after school hours. -The boarders must report back on Sunday, 07 Jan 2018 by 5:00 PM.

Saturday, 23 Dec 2017 – Sunday, 07 Jan 2018School reopens on Monday, 08 January 2018

Winter break for classes IX - XII-The boarders may leave on Friday, 22 December 2017 after school hours.-The boarders must report back on Sunday, 07 Jan 2018 by 5:00 PM.

Saturday, 23 Dec 2017 – Wednesday, 04 Jan 2018School reopens on Thursday, 05 January 2018

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SCHOOL’SRULES

SCHOOL’SRULES

SONEPATDPS

• Every student must carry his/her almanac and identity card to school each day.

• Every student must login on the website daily. The homework will be put on the Login to be opened via the website.

• The school has made school transport mandatory for all students. However school may grant permission for private transport arrangement by the parents on special security / medical reasons.

• Students who come to school with their escorts should never leave before the escort arrives. In case of delay, they should report to the school office.

• Students who come to school on their own should arrive at school before the bell rings. The morning bell before a class or assembly is a signal for all to go to the assembly or to their respective classrooms. This should be done promptly and in silence.

• Changing of classrooms between periods should be done in an orderly manner and silently.

• Use of abusive language is unbecoming of any civilized individual. Students guilty of such use will be dealt with seriously.

• Care must be taken of all school property. No student should damage any school furniture, write or draw anything on the walls. Damage done should be reported at once to the class teacher. Recovery for any damage will be made from the concerned student. Recovery will be double the cost of damage.

• Lending or borrowing of money or other articles is strictly prohibited. No buying & selling of goods is permitted amongst students. Students found in any transaction of money / articles may be suspended.

• The school is not responsible for goods lost. It is not advisable to bring valuable articles (like expensive watches, fountain- pens, items of jewellery, ipods, play station etc. to the school. The items will be confiscated.

• The school reserves the right to suspend students

UNAUTHORISEDITEMS ONCE

CONFISCATEDWILL NOT BERETURNED

BACK

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whose progress in studies is unsatisfactory or whose conduct is harmful to other students.

• Parents and Guardians of all students should contact the teachers on the PTM days to note the progress of their wards.

• Parents and guardians must not visit their wards or teachers without the prior permission of the PVC/Director.

• The name, class and section of the pupil should be clearly marked on all the belongings of the students. Water bottles, blazers and jerseys should also bear the name of the student.

• Latecomers, uniform defaulters, students who do not do their home work regularly will be penalized.

• A student who uses unfair means during tests will be given no marks in the subject and a warning letter will be issued to this effect. Repetition of the same will result in dismissal.

• Students are not allowed to use the school telephone without the permission of the Receptionist. They will not be called to answer phone calls during school hours. The school has the STD/Local/ISD corner where the students may make calls with due permission from the class teachers.

• Office Bearers will wear their respective badges daily.

• Students using the school bus will maintain discipline in the bus. Bus facilities will be withdrawn in cases where discipline is not properly maintained.

• A sick child should not be sent to school. In case of an emergency, the person must carry a letter from the parent to take the child home.

• Students are not allowed to go to a relative's/friend's house from school.

• Students should not be dressed in casuals on birthday. No Entry is allowed in the school campus to the students unless they are in school uniform and having school I-card.

• Parents are requested to send the lunch box or art / craft material or any other material required along with the student. Any packet sent to school later will not be accepted due to security reasons.

• Khadi uniform has to be worn on all working Mondays for classes VI upward.

• During the dengue/chickengunia season, students have to wear white full sleeved school T-shirt and white trouser.

• NO CHILD WILL BE ALLOWED TO AVAIL HALF DAY LEAVE DURING THE SCHOOL HOURS DUE TO ANY REASONS

• MOBILES ARE NOT ALLOWED IN THE SCHOOL. ONCE CONFISCATED WILL NOT BE RETURNED BACK.

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DISCIPLINE

Adequate care is taken by the teachers to look into special cases & give them individual

help & care. Although, in few cases it becomes mandatory to take strict disciplinary action

on the following grounds:

• Disciplinary

• Unsatisfactory progress in work

• Use of abusive language

• Misuse/damage of school property

• Carrying of forbidden articles to the school

• No PDA (Public display of affection) between students is allowed.

• Buying and selling of any goods amongst students.

• Unparliamentarily language against any in the school.

• Inciting of any communal / regional / class biases.

• Wrong etiquette in the bus.

• In case of above mentioned cases, a red/yellow card will be issued.

• After individual counseling, if the behavior persists, a second warning will be

issued which entitles the child for suspension from the school for a week after the

‘DISCIPLINARY COMMITTEE MEET’.

• The school reserves the right to expel the child after issuing slips.

• The parents can avail the facility of school counselor for any behavioral problems.

• The students who fall under the category of ‘discipline challenge’ will fare the

‘DISCIPLINARY COMMITTEE’ constituting of the school Pro Vice Chairperson, Director,

Head Mistress / Master, Coordinator, Class Teacher, Head Boy, Head Girl and Special

invitees. The verdict of the committee is binding.

Damage Charges

Students will be charged double the cost of articles for damage of school’s property.

The standard penalty for some damages: -

l CCTV Camera Rs. 7000

l Bathroom Fixtures Rs. 5000

l Mobile Conscated Rs. 3000 and Mobile non-returnable.

l Switch Board Rs. 1500

Other articles damaged shall be charged thrice their cost price.

WINTER SCHOOL UNIFORM

BOYS Warm Grey Trousers.

White Full Sleeved Shirt With School Logo

Blazers (Compulsory)- From Class - I

Green Sweater (Half & Full)

School Tie, School Track Suit, Jumpers / Jacket

D ERESS COD

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GIRLS

Warm Grey Trousers.

White Full Sleeved Shirt With School Logo

Blazers (Compulsory)- From Class – I

Green Sweater (Half & Full), School Tie,

School Track Suit, Jumpers / Jacket

Blazers are to be worn on all formal ceremonies in winters.Jackets and Jumpers are not allowed on formal days.

• Identity cards: The students must wear their identity card daily to the school. The

school ID card will be provided by the school at minimal cost.

• Students should be habitually clean and always neatly dressed .The school uniform

should be worn on all working days and for all school functions. Students who are

slovenly dressed or not in proper uniform will be sent back home. Casual clothes are

not allowed in the school.

• Girls are allowed to wear only green color hair bands.

• Sikh Boys should wear green color head gear. Only green color caps or mufflers

should be worn in winters.

• Students from class VI-XII will wear Khadi uniform on all Mondays.

• All boys (except Sikhs) must wear their hair short. Girls must tie their hair neatly with

black bands. Girls are allowed to wear only small earrings and studs

• Students are strictly prohibited from applying mehndi, nail paint or hair color. Strict

action will be taken against defaulters. Boys are not allowed to come to school wearing

studs etc in ears or on any other body part.

• During the dengue/chickengunia season, students have to wear white full sleeved

school T-shirt and white trouser.

• School uniform to be worn on all school outings and excursions.

• Students may not be allowed to board the bus if he/she is not in proper uniform as

mentioned above.

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NOTE:ONLY GREEN

COLOUR HAIR-BANDS,HEAD GEAR

CAPS AND MUFFLERSARE TO BE WORN

IF REQUIRED.

SUMMER SPORTS UNIFORM

BOYS House Color T-Shirt (Red, Blue, Yellow)

Grey Shorts

Sports Shoes

Sports Grey Socks

GIRLSHouse Color T-Shirt (Red, Blue, Yellow)

Grey Divided Skirts

Sports Shoes

Sports Grey Socks

White Khadi Kurta

White Khadi Pant

White School Socks with Black school shoes

Monday School Uniform (VI-XII)

SUMMER SCHOOL UNIFORM

BOYS GIRLSWhite T-Shirt (With School Logo)

White Skirts

White School Socks

Black Shoes as available in School Tuck-shop

White T-Shirt (With School Logo)White Shorts (Till Class VIII)White Trousers (From Class IX Upwards)White School SocksBlack Shoes as available in School Tuck-shop

BOYS White Full Sleeves T-Shirt (With School Logo)

White Trousers

White School Socks

Black Shoes as available in School Tuck-Shop

GIRLSWhite Full Sleeves T-Shirt (With School Logo)

White Trousers

White School Socks

Black Shoes as available in School Tuck-Shop

UNIFORM (SEPTEMBER To NOVEMBER: Prevention against Dengue & Chickengunia)

The houses and their respective colors are:-

Summer sports T-shirt should be according to the House Colour.

Ganga (Blue) Ravi (Yellow)Yamuna (Red)

CLUBS

II – V

CLUBS IN BOARDING HOUSEVI – X (OPTIONS)

Cookery clubl

Eco sensitivity and social awareness( ESSA) clubl

Cybernetics clubl

Science & Robotics clubl

Cooking without Fire clubl

Science (ASC) clubl

Cybernetics clubl

Archery clubl

Yoga clubl

Animation clubl

Life Skills clubl

Eco sensitivity and social awareness(ESSA) club

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Photography clubl

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To develop qualities of leadership, self-reliance and

team work, students are grouped under different

Houses, distinguished by the names which signify

their ideals. The selection / appointment of House

Captains / Prefects is based on merit.

HOUSE SYSTEM

SONEPATDPS

Contemporary Dance clubl

l Attendance for Cycle Test and Term Exams is mandatory.

EXAMINATION

Class IV – Class V:

l Three Test Cycles

l No re-test will be taken

l Best of two out of three cycles will be added

EXAMS FOR SESSION 2017-2018

UT DATESHEET (Classes IV – V)

For all the UT exams -

• Performing Arts evaluation will be conducted during their regular periods.

• Orals for various subjects shall be conducted during the days of the examination.

Class VI –VIII:

• Two test cycles, half yearly and annuals.

• If the student misses one cycle test, retest will be taken during annuals.

• If two tests are missed for the same subject, retest for one test will be taken in annuals and zero will be awarded in second test.

• If the student is representing the school for the competition and misses the test, retest for the first will be taken and average for the second will be put.

• No retest for half yearly exams and annual exams will be taken. Half yearly retest for the out present (those representing the school) students will be taken during the school hours.

• Promotion to next class will be based on the average result of the child.

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EXAMINATIONS TO BE HELD IN 2017 - 18

Class IV – V 3 Weekly Cycles Cycle – 1 MAY 8, 2017 – MAY 17, 2017

Cycle – 2 SEPT. 14, 2017 – SEPT. 27, 2017

Cycle – 3 MARCH 05, 2018 – MARCH 16, 2018

Nur III (No Exam)

Class IX, X

• Subject to change as per CBSE guide lines.

• Four formative assessments, and Two Summative Assessments

• No Retest Will Be Taken

• Formative Assessments include: Subtasks, like Paper – pencil test, up keep of the class

work and home note books on regular basis, projects, oral tests, objective type assessments, practical, quizzes, viva voce or any kind of research work and lab activities.

• Four formative assessments would carry 40% of the total evaluation.

• No second chance shall be given for the formative and summative assessment.

• Decision of the in -charges will be final.

Class XI (Result Criteria)

• Final result will be a cumulative one (2 unit tests + Midterm + Half Yearly + Annuals)

• Pass percentage in subject – 33% in theory as well as in practicals.

• Students getting less than 33% marks in two subjects will not be promoted irrespective of the aggregate.

• Students having less than 75% attendance (Class XI-XII) may be barred from taking Annual Exams.

• No Retest will be taken.

Class XI-XII

Unit Test Month Marks

Two Unit Test May, November 50 Marks Each

Mid Term July 50 Marks

Half Yearly September As per CBSE Board

Two Preboards (Only Class-XII) December, January As per CBSE Board

Annual (Class-XI) February As per CBSE Board

IMPORTANT

l If a student is found using unfair means in the exams, zero will be awarded to him/ her

the first time and will be debarred from any recognition from the school authorities for

that academic year. If he / she repeats the same, the student will be asked to leave the

school.

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EXAMINATIONS TO BE HELD IN 2017 – 18

Class IX - X 4 Formative FA - 1 (paper - May 8, 2017 - May 15, 2017 Assesments pen test) Subject to FA - 2 (project August 1, 2017 - change as per based) September 1, 2017CBSE guideline FA - 3 (paper - November 20, 2017 - pen test) December 8, 2017 FA - 4 (project January 15, 2018 - based) February 5, 2018 2 Summative SA - 1 According to CBSE notication Assessments SA - 2 According to CBSE notication

Class IX-X

Class VI - VIII

2 Weekly Cycles Cycle - 1 May 01, 2017 – May 15,2017

Cycle - 2 Nov. 20, 2017 – Dec. 08, 2017

Half Yearly exam Prep Leave Sept 9, 2017 – Sept 13, 2017

Practicals During regular classes

Theory Sep.14, 2017- Sep.27, 2017

Annual exam Prep Leave Feb 24, 2017 – Feb 28, 2017

Practicals During regular classes

Theory Mar. 01, 2018-Mar.16, 2018

Class VI-VII

Class XI-XII

Class XI-XII 2 Unit Test Cycles UT - 1 May 8, 2017 - May 16, 2017 UT - 2 November 20, 2017 - November 28, 2017 1 Midterm exam Theory July 3, 2017 - July 11, 2017 1 Halfyearly exam Prep Leave September 9, 2017 - September 13, 2017 Practicals During Regular Classes Theory September 14, 2017 - September 27, 2017 1st Preboard Theory December 6, 2017 - (Class XII) December 22, 2017 1 Annual exam Theory February 9, 2018 - (Class XI) February 28, 2018 2nd Preboard Practicals January 18, 2018 - January 25, 2018 (Class XII) Theory January 5, 2018 - January 17, 2018

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UT Schedule: Classes VI - VIIIUT-I

DATE DAY CLASS 6 CLASS 7 CLASS 8

May 02,2017 Tuesday English II Language English

May 04,2017 Thursday II Language Maths II Language

May 06,2017 Saturday Maths English Science

May 08,2017 Monday Science Social Science Maths

May 10,2017 Wednesday Computer Computer III Language

May 12,2017 Friday III Language III Language Computer

May 15,2017 Monday Social Science Science Social Science

UT 1 (Classes IV - V)

UT II (Classes IV - V)

DATE CLASS IV CLASS V

08.05.2017 HINDI EVS

10.05.2017 ENGLISH MATHS

12.05.2017 EVS ENGLISH

15.05.2017 MATHS HINDI

16.05.2017 COMPUTER COMPUTER

17.05.2017 IIIRD LANGUAGE IIIRD LANGUAGE



18.09.2017 HINDI EVS

20.07.2017 MATHS HINDI




UT III (Classes IV - V)



07.03.2018 HINDI HINDI

09.03.2018 MATHS EVS




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DATE DAY CLASS 9 CLASS 10

20th November 2017 Monday English 2nd Lang. / Music

24th November 2017 Friday Computer English

27th November 2017 Monday S.Sc. Maths

1st December 2017 Friday Science S.Sc. / Book Keeping

4th December 2017 Monday Maths Science / Art

8th December 2017 Friday 2nd Lang. Computer

FA Two (August 1, 2017 - September 1, 2017)

FA Three (November 20, 2017 - December 8, 2017)

FA Four (January 15, 2018 - February 5, 2018)

UT II

DATE DAY CLASS 6 CLASS 7 CLASS 8

Nov.20,2017 Monday Science Social Science Science

Nov.24,2017 Friday II Language English II Language

Nov.27,2017 Monday English Science Maths

Nov.29,2017 Wednesday III Language Computer III Language

Dec.1,2017 Friday Computer III Language Computer

Dec.4,2017 Monday Social Science Maths Social Science

Dec.8,2017 Friday Maths II Language English

F.A. Schedule: For Classes IX to XFA One (May 8, 2017 - May 15, 2017)


8th May 2017 Monday Maths Social Sc. / Book Keeping

9th May 2017 Tuesday English Computer

10th May 2017 Wednesday Computer Science / Art

11th May 2017 Thursday 2nd Lang. 2nd Lang. / Music

12th May 2017 Friday Science Maths

15th May 2017 Monday Social Sc. English

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UT One (May 8, 2017 - May 16, 2017)


Science Commerce Humanities Science Commerce Humanities

8th May 2017 Monday Chemistry Economics History / Physics Accounts/Lib.Sc. Geography / Eco. Lib. Sc.

9th May 2017 Tuesday CS/ Psy/ CS/ Psy/ CS/ Psy/ English English English PHE/IP PHE/IP PHE/IP

10th May 2017 Wednesday Biology B.St. / Music Music Maths Maths Maths / Pol. Sc.

11th May 2017 Thursday English English English CS/ Psy/PHE/IP CS/ Psy/PHE/IP CS/ Psy/PHE/IP

12th May 2017 Friday Maths Maths Maths / Biology B.St. / Music Music Pol. Sc.

15th May 2017 Monday Physics Accounts/ Geography / Chemistry Economics History / Eco. Lib.Sc. Lib. Sc.

16th May 2017 Tuesday Comm. Art Comm. Art Comm. Art Comm. Art Comm. Art Comm. Art

UT Two (November 20, 2017 - November 28, 2017)



20th Nov 2017 Monday Chemistry Economics History / Eco. Physics Accounts/Lib.Sc. Geography / Lib. Sc.

21st Nov 2017 Tuesday CS/ Psy/ CS/ Psy/ CS/ Psy/ English English English PHE/IP PHE/IP PHE/IP

22nd Nov 2017 Wednesday Biology B.St. / Music Music Maths Maths Maths / Pol. Sc.

23rd Nov 2017 Thursday English English English CS/ Psy/PHE/IP CS/ Psy/PHE/IP CS/ Psy/PHE/IP

24th Nov 2017 Friday Maths Maths Maths / Biology B.St. / Music Music Pol. Sc.

27th Nov 2017 Monday Physics Accounts/ Geography/ Chemistry Economics History / Eco. Lib.Sc. Lib. Sc.

28th Nov 2017 Tuesday Comm. Art Comm. Art Comm. Art Comm. Art Comm. Art Comm. Art ** UT - 2 will be held for new syllabus after the half yearly examination 2017-18.

Date Day Class 11 Class 11 Class 11 Class 12 Class 12 Class 12


3rd July Monday Physics Accounts/Lib.Sc. Geography / Chemistry Economics History / Eco.2017 Lib. Sc.

4th July Tuesday English English English CS/ Psy/ CS/ Psy/PHE/IP CS/ Psy/2017 PHE/IP PHE/IP

5th July Wednesday Maths Maths Maths / Biology B.St. / Music Music2017 Pol. Sc.

6th July Thursday CS/ Psy/ CS/ Psy/ CS/ Psy/ English English English2017 PHE/IP PHE/IP PHE/IP

7th July Friday Biology B.St. / Music Music Maths Maths Maths / 2017 Pol. Sc.

8th July Saturday *** *** *** *** *** ***2017

9th July Sunday *** *** *** *** *** ***2017

10th July Monday Chemistry Economics History / Physics Accounts/Lib.Sc. Geography / 2017 Eco. Lib. Sc.

11th July Tuesday Comm. Art Comm. Art Comm. Art Comm. Art Comm. Art Comm. 2017 Art

DATE SHEET OF MID TERM EXAMINATION (2016-17)

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EVALUATION AND PROMOTIONClass Nursery – V: Assessment is done on the basis of tests and attendance

Orals of Class Nur-II will be conducted in their respective periods.

Class VI – X: The assessment for class VI – X will be done on the basis of the marks scored in cycle tests/ formative assessment, half yearly examination /summative assessment I and annuals/summative assessment II.

EVALUATION AND PROMOTION OF CLASS XI The assessment for class XI will be done on the basis of the marks scored in Mid-Term, Half yearly and Annual Examinations.

PROMOTION POLICY

• NURSERY TO CLASS V: No student will be detained. However the parents will be guided, if necessary, to give their consent so that their ward may repeat the class to have better academic base.

ATTENDANCE RULE

• The students must have minimum 75% attendance, failing which he/she may not be allowed to sit in the nal examination and promotion may not be granted.

PERFORMING ARTS

Note: Class III – X – Examination for Performing Arts will be taken according to dates xed by Prachin Kala Kendra in the month of August to October. Exam will be theory as well as practical. Dates will be intimated later on. There will not be any exam in UT/Cycle Test / FA.

PROMOTION CRITERIA (XI & XII)

Pass percentage: 33% in Theory & Practical Exams for each subject separately. Any child getting less than required percentage will not be promoted. However one more chance in the form of retest will be given to the child if he/she is scoring less than 33% but more than 20% marks in two subjects. But if child is unable to improve, then he/she will not be promoted.

ROLLING TROPHIES

• Paterna Saiffudin Award for best scholastic achievement will be provided.

• Mater Shakina Award for best student in sports.

• Harsh Wardhan Award for best student in co-curricular activities; Ine

SCHOLASTIC & PROFICIENCY AWARDS VI – VIII

• Scholar Badge is awarded to students of class VI onwards provided they have secured a minimum of 85% in the aggregate and 80% and above in all subjects .

• They have minimum 85% attendance in the class.

• They have taken all terminal examinations conducted by the school and not absented themselves for the weekly test.

• Should have ‘A’ grade in scholastic graded subjects.

• Minimum ‘B’ grade in all non scholastic subjects(PA ,Sports and clubs)

• Scholar Blazer is awarded to students who are scholar badge holders for 3 consecutive years.

• Awards are given to students holding rst, second and third rank in class amongst all sections.

• Students scoring highest marks in a subject in the class in all sections (above 75%).

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• 100%attendance badge is given to all students with full attendance for academic session. (However, care should be taken that the child does not attend school when he / she is unwell purely to maintain his / her 100% attendance record.)

• Students are also rewarded for exceptional performance in: Dance, vocal music, instrumental music, art and sports according to awards & participation in various competitions.

SCHOLASTIC & PROFICIENCY AWARDS IX & X• For classes IX – X scholar badge will be awarded to the students who get A grades in all scholastic and co scholastic areas.

• They have minimum 85% attendance in the class.

• They have taken all formative and summative assessments conducted.

• Scholar Blazer is awarded to students who are scholar badge holders for 3 consecutive years.

• 100%attendance badge is given to all students with full attendance for academic session. (However, care should be taken that the child does not attend school when he / she is unwell purely to maintain his / her 100% attendance record.)

• Students are also rewarded for exceptional performance in: Dance, vocal music, instrumental music, art and sports as per participation, award won various

competitions.

READING ROCKET AWARD• Reading Rocket award will be given to the students at the end of the year depending upon the numbers of books they read in one year.

• The books can be issued from the library.

• The books should be apart from your syllabus.

• The child should report to the Librarian/CT after reading one book.

• For reading any other book except those issued from the library, the librarian/CT should be informed.

• The target should be achieved a fortnight before the last working day of the session.

• Only one book will be assessed at a time by the librarian in their library periods.

• Record of the books read should be maintained by the child, duly signed by the librarian.

• Only the books prescribed by the librarian will be considered for the award

THE MINIMUM NUMBER OF BOOKS TO BE READ FOR AWARDS IS MENTIONED BELOW:

Class Level I Level II Level IIII 10 Stories 15 Stories 25 StoriesII 15 Stories 20 Stories 25 StoriesIII 15 Stories 20 Stories 30 StoriesIV & V 20 Books 30Books 40 BooksVI onwards 10 Books 20 Books 35 Books

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