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ST ALOYSIUS COLLEGE HIGHER PRIMARY SCHOOL

Karangalpady, Kodialbail, Mangalore - 575 003

Estd. : 1880

A MINORITY INSTITUTION

ESTABLISHED AND ADMINISTERED BY

THE MANGALORE JESUIT EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY

PHONE NUMBERS:

Correspondent : 2449727

Headmistress/ Office : 2449728

Rector : 2449702

Jesuit Residence : 2449706/07

High School : 2449729/30

Website: www.aloysiushps.org


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SCHOOL TIMINGS

Monday to Friday

9.00 a.m. to 3.15 p.m.

Saturday

9.00 a.m. to 12.30 p.m.

Lunch Break

12.30 p.m. to 1.10 p.m.

Office Hours

9.00 a.m. to 1.00 p.m.

&

1.45 p.m. to 4.30 p.m.

Parents are recommended to meet the teachers

between 3.15 p.m. to 3.30 p.m.

on all working days.


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PUPIL INFORMATION

EACH STUDENT SHOULD HAVE HIS OWN

CALENDAR AND BRING IT TO SCHOOL EVERY DAY


1. Pupils Name ............................................

2. Fathers Name ..........................................

3. Mothers Name ........................................

4. Guardians Name ......................................

5. Address ................................................................................

.........................................................................................

E-mail: .................................................................................

6. Standard ................................ Division ................................

7. Date of Birth .........................................................................

8. Religion/Sub Caste ...............................................................

9. Student Blood Group ........................................................

10. Admission Number ..............................................................

11. Specimen Signature of :

Father ........................................................................

Mother ........................................................................

Guardian ........................................................................

Phone No.Residence : .....................................................

Office : ......................................................

Mobile : ......................................................


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MEMBERS OF THE STAFF

Rev. Fr Francis Serrao, SJ Provincial

Rev. Fr Denzil Lobo, SJ Rector

Rev. Fr Michael John, SJ Correspondent

Mrs Philomena Lewis Headmistress

Mr Liya D'Souza Asst. Headmaster

Miss Mary D'Souza

Mrs Rita Mascarenhas

Mrs Joyce L D'Silva

Mrs Celestine AVas

Mrs Anitha Pais

Mrs Irene Pais

Mrs Marie Pinto

Mr Prakash G. D'Souza

Mrs Grace Menezes

Mrs Blanch Dalmaida

Mr Padmanabha Rao

Mrs Josita I. Noronha

Mrs Clara D'Souza

Mr Arun Baptist

Mrs. Tressy W. Pinto

Mrs Shobha Pinto

Mr Devi Prasad

Mr Harish

Mrs Veena M. Menezes

Mrs Jenita Lobo


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Mrs Deepsika D'Souza

Miss Swathi

Mrs Meghna Karkera

Mrs Shanthi DSouza

COMPUTER STAFF

Mrs Sonia Menezes

Mrs Violet Lobo

COUNSELOR

Mrs Radha Bhat

OFFICE STAFF

Mrs Flavia Rodrigues

Miss Daina Santhumayor

SUPPORTING STAFF

Mrs Rosy Crasta

Mr Sebastian P.X.

Mr Austin D'Souza

Mr Avil Pais

Mr Nithyananda


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THE PLEDGE

India is my Country. All Indians are my brothers and sisters.

I love my country and I am proud of its rich and varied heritage.

I shall always strive to be worthy of it.

I shall give my parents, teachers and all elders respect and treat

everyone with courtesy. To my country and my people, I pledge my

devotion. In their well-being and prosperity alone lies my happiness.

CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

Co-curricular activities are very necessary in order to develop

team spirit, co-operation and a sense of responsibility in students.

These activities not only bring joy of participating in healthy and

pleasant activity but also a sense of achievement.

The following club activities are offered to the students during

the school hours on Tuesdays and Thursdays between 2.15 to 3.15

p.m.

CLUBS: I.T. Club, Art Club, Dance Club, Music (Guitar & Keyboard),

Karate, School Band, Science Academy, Quiz, Press Club, PublicSpeaking & Cubs.

After school: Scouts, and School Beat Group.

Every Student should be a member of at least

one club and fill up in the following

Please enrol my son (Name)....................................................................

Std............in (Name of the club)...........................................................

..................................................................................................................

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Class Teacher's Signature

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Parent's Signature

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Club Co-ordinator's Signature


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ST ALOYSIUS GONZAGA

(1568 -1591)

Your model in this school is St Aloysius Gonzaga after whom the

School is named. This 16th century prince, heir to the throne of the

Marquisate of Gonzaga in Italy had at his disposal everything he could

have desired in life. But inspired by a deep spirit of faith and moved

by a deep love for his fellowmen, at the age of 18 he abdicated

his rights and entered the Jesuit Order, founded by Ignatius of Loyola,

to be a religious whose wealth would be God alone and whose

happiness would be the service of others. While Aloysius was still

in training there was a plague in Rome. Victims of the plague had

no hopes of recovery and were being abandoned everywhere for

fear of contagi on. The youthful Aloysius who was then 24 rose up

to the occasion with his companions and immediately set about

caring for the sick and the dying, risking his own life. The risk,

however, was too great, Aloysius became a victim of the disease and

died in the midst of his noble work, offering his life as a sacrifice

for others.

It is example of his life, pure and noble, not seeking the glories

of this world but genuinely concerned about the good of others -

that is proposed to you as a model here.


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The School Crest

To keep before you always the aims of education in this School

and the heights to which you must aspire, you have the Crest and

Motto of this Institution.

In the right half of the shield-like Crest you have three soaring

eagles reminding you not to be satisfied with mediocrity but aim

truly high in intellectual, physical and spiritual development; you

have also a jumping lion symbolic of the vigour and boldness you

must cultivate.

To the left half of the Crest you have the sun shining over the

Coast. Every student who passes through the portals of this Institution

must be like the sun, illumining the contributing to the growth of

the people of the land.

You find in the centre of the rising sun the letters IHS. This is

the abbreviation of the name of Jesus (which in Greek is written

as IHSUS). That name is symbolic of the deepest faith in God and

deepest commitment to humanity and readiness to sacrifice

everything, even one's life for others.

The Aloysian Ideal

St Aloysius College Higher Primary School run by the Society of

Jesus, has legacy of a hundred and twenty nine years of service to

the cause of education. Thousands of students have passed through

her portals and now are serving the country in different capacities.

The school welcomes you too, who have joined this large family to

be educated here. It offers various facilities and you are invited to

make use of them so that in turn you can make proper use of the

many talents God has given you and thus prepare yourself as a full

fledged person to serve God and mankind.


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St Aloysius College Higher Primary School is a minority-run

institution intended primarily for Catholic students. However the

school also accepts others without making any distinction. In our

admission policy we preferentially opt for the poor.

The School Motto

The Motto of this Institution is Lucet et Ardet. These Latin

words which mean Shine to Enkindle refer to the mind and heart.

It is the deep desire of this Alma Mater to present to the world

and to our nation person's with minds bright with knowledge and

creativity and hearts burning with genuine love and concern for

others.

May your life measure up to the expectation of this Motto.

Our Vision

Empowering youth through excellence in education to shape a

better future for humankind.

Our Mission

St Aloysius Institutions of the Mangalore Jesuit Educational

Society, inspired by Jesus Christ and guided by the motto Lucet

et Ardet, commit themselves to impart integral education, to

spread the light of knowledge and wisdom, to kindle the ardor of

faith that does justice, to form men and women for others who

are: academically accomplished, emotionally balanced, morally

upright, socially responsible, ecologically sensitive, professionally

dedicated for the transformation of the society.

Aims and Objectives of the School

The School aims at forming totally integrated persons with

i) Genuine human and spiritual values.

ii) A genuine concern for the welfare of others.

iii) A commitment to truth and justice

iv) To strive for academic excellence.


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1. To face life today, text-book knowledge alone is insufficient.

Hence the school provides a large library and a reading room.

You are expected to make the best use of these by personal

work, study and reflection.

2. The School has extensive playgrounds for different games. You

are invited to acquire some skill at least in one of the games.

3. A truly educated person should reveal all the human values. For

this realisation the Jesuit Fathers have been giving great

importance to moral and spiritual education. Hence you are

expected not to treat moral science as one of the many subjects

but one which will help to build your total personality.

4. Initiative and leadership comes only when you broaden the

horizon of your vision and the many co-curricular activities that

we provide through the various clubs will help you to become

a leader, a creative and independent thinker.

5. The Indian ethos lays great stress on respect and reverence to

a teacher who is instrumental in moulding your personality.

Hence respect for all teachers present and past who have helped

you in this process is duty-bound homage to them.

REQUIREMENT FOR ADMISSION

1. The lower age for admission to the I Std, is 5 years 10 months

on the reopening day. The upper age limit for admission to the

First Standard is seven years. The age limit for admission to

higher classes of the School Department is correspondingly

higher.

2. Every candidate for admission must be introduced by letter, or

in person by one who will be responsible to the Headmaster

for the boy's conduct and studies at home and outside school.

3. No pupil shall be admitted except on application in the prescribed

form showing the date of birth etc. signed by his parent or

guardian. Such forms are to be obtained from the School Office.

4. Transfer Certificate must be produced by the pupils coming from

other recognised Primary Schools.

5. Satisfactory testimonials of good conduct shall be required from

pupils who come from other institutions.


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GENERAL REGULATIONS

1. Students are expected to be in the premises by 8.45 a.m. daily.

2. a) The working day is divided into two sessions. The morning

session extends from 9.00 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. and the

afternoon session from 1.05 p.m. to 3.15 p.m.

b) The first warning bell for class is given 5 minutes before the

commencement of the morning and afternoon sessions; and

the second bell at the hour fixed for commencement of class.

c) At the first bell before each session, pupils should go in

silence to their respective classes and wait for the teacher.

d) Pupils are not expected to come before time for class; those

who do so for approved reasons must proceed at once to

their respective classrooms and devote the time to study,

or be reading in the library.

e) Pupils should not keep any money in their possession while

in school.

3. On the teacher's arrival in the classroom, the pupils must rise

and remain standing till they are desired to sit, or till the teacher

takes his seat. When the attendance roll is called each one must

rise and answer to his name.

4. a) No pupil is allowed to leave the classroom without the

permission of his teacher or until the class is dismissed.

b) In moving from one classroom to another at the end of each

period, care should be taken to do as quickly as possible,

and in silence. At the closing bell of each session pupils may

leave the classroom only when the teacher has gone out

first.

5. Once inside, the students will not be allowed to leave the

school premises until school closes for the day. Students are

not permitted to leave the premises even during the lunch -

break without the permission of their respective class teachers.


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Those students going home for lunch will carry a note from

their parents duly signed by the teacher requesting permission

for the same. Loitering outside the school premises without

reason is strictly forbidden.

6. a) Punctual and regular attendance is insisted upon. Leave of

absence from school for attending marriages, functions,

etc. must be applied in advance. The general terms of

excuse, for some business, or for some ceremony are

not acceptable. Hence give specific reason for absence.

b) When a pupil has been absent from school for reasons not

foreseen e.g. illness, he must, on returning to school, bring

a note of excuse from his parent or guardian. Should the

absence exceed three days, notice must be forwarded to the

Correspondent/Headmistress.

c) Continued absence without leave or intimation for a week

shall be considered equivalent to the withdrawal of a pupil

from School and his name be struck off the rolls.

d) Special notice shall be taken of absence without leave froman examination and at re-opening of classes after the

holidays. In the case of illness, the production of a medical

certificate shall be required.

e) Leave note should always be written in this calendar in the

space provided.

7. A pupil absent without leave during any one hour of either

session of the day, shall be regarded as absent for half a day

and serious notice will be taken of such absence.

a) A pupil marked 'absent' shall continue to be so marked until

he produces an order from the Headmistress or other

authority deputed for the purpose to be marked 'present'.

b) If a pupil present for the forenoon session requires leave

in the afternoon, he should get prior permission from the

Headmistress.


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9. Irregular attendance, insubordination to teachers, habitual

inattention to school work, obscenity in word, act etc. are

sufficient reasons for the temporary or permanent dismissal of

a pupil. Other offences such as coming late to class, damaging

school property etc., are punishable.

10. The School does not hold itself responsible for the conduct of

the boys outside its premises. Injustice to itself, however, it takes

cognizance of any serious misconduct of its pupils committed

outside its precincts and should any serious charge be fairly

substantiated, the guilty will be punished according to the gravity

of the of fence.

11. Progress Records will be issued as indicated in the calendar. They

should be promptly signed by the parent / guardians and

progress /regress to be noted and accordingly guided at home

in his studies.

12. Pupils attending class or assembling within the school must

wear the school uniform viz... white shirt (short sleeved) and

blue shorts, black leather/gola shoes and navy blue socks. Jeans

and T-shirts, casual or sports shoes are not permitted. All the

students are expected to wear shoes compulsorily after the first

semester. During the monsoon season students are required

to wear rain shoes or sandals, which are compulsorily black

in colour.

The image of the school depends on all pupils being clean and

smartly dressed at all times. We do not wish to see exaggerated

hairstyle or pupils coming inappropriately dressed.

13. Every pupil must wish the members of the Staff on the occasionof his first meeting for the day.

14. Books, magazines, newspapers etc., not approved by the

Correspondent/ Headmistress, may not be brought to the school.

Comics may not be brought to the school and their reading is

very much discouraged.


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15. Books, umbrellas etc., should have a name or mark by which

the owner can easily be known, and all stray or unclaimed

property should be brought to the office of the Correspondent/

Headmistress.

16. Students are required to live with their parents or guardians.

But if they live in a boarding house, as a paying guest, in a rented

room etc. the Correspondent/ Headmistress, should be informed

about it.

17. Catholic pupils are advised to go to Confession at least once amonth and every day, if possible, to Mass and Communion.

18. When prayers are said at the beginning and at the end of class,

all must stand and pray respectfully.

19. Letters officially addressed to the Correspondent/Headmistress

should enclose reply postage with a self addressed envelope.

TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS

1. Parents and Guardians are expected to co-operate with the

school Authorities by enforcing discipline and regularity at home.

In order that lesson may be duly prepared, pupils should devote

sufficient time to private study. On holidays more time should

be devoted to study at home.

If parents do not insist on regular attendance and home study,

the results are sure to be disappointing to them.

2. Parents and Guardians are recommended to call to the

Correspondent's Office atleast once each term to ascertain from

the school Authorities what has been the conduct and progress

of pupil under their charge. This may be done between 9 a.m.and 10.30 a.m.

Parents are recommended to contact the teachers between

3.15 p.m. to 3.30 p.m. on all working days, to ascertain the

progress and conduct of the pupils.

3. Parents and Guardians are not allowed to enter any of the


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classrooms during the class hours without the Correspondent's

or Headmistress' permission.

4. Parents must see the Progress Records of their children and help

them to rectify their defects as regards study or conduct.

5. Private tuitions are very much discouraged because of their

adverse effects, but if absolutely necessary they should be

arranged only through the Headmistress.

6. Parents and Guardians are 'ipso facto' members of the Parent

-Teacher Association of the School which aims at fostering closer

relationship, mutual understanding and co-operation between

home and school. They are strongly urged to attend Parent -

Teacher meetings, Sports Day, School Day, General Body Meeting

and other functions in the School.

7. Tests and exams are compulsory. If due to illness one cannot

attend, it must be reported to the Headmistress / Correspondent

immediately. Students who are caught copying in the tests/

examinations will be issued TC at the end of the year.

8. A boy failing twice in the same class loses his seat in the school.

With the willing co-operation of parents and guardians, the

School Authorities hope to mould the child into a good and God

fearing citizen of Mother India.

PARENTS' CONSENT

I have read the Prospectus. I promise to see that my

son......................................................................................................

observes these regulations according to the spirit with which they

have been laid down.

...................................

Fathers Signature

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Mothers Signature


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PRAYERS AND HYMNS

OUR FATHER

Our Father, who art in Heaven, hallowed be Thy name. Thy

Kingdom come. Thy will be done, on earth as it is in Heaven.

Give us this day our daily bread. And forgive us our trespasses,

as we forgive those who trespass against us. And lead us not into

temptation, but deliver us from evil. Amen.

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MAKE GOD YOUR GURU

Make God your Guru

Let Him tell you what to do

Listen, His calling clear and true

Take time to listen

Take courage to obey

The inner voice is calling, calling you

1. There are voices all around me,

My enemies and my friends.

Do this, don't do that, the chorus never ends,

But I will always listen to.

That quiet inner voice,

It is swift and definite and I have made my choice.

IT TAKES COURAGE

It takes courage to answer a call

It takes courage to give your all

It takes courage to risk your name

It takes courage to be true.

1. It takes courage to share, what no other will dare

To be standing alone, one whom no one will own,

To be ready to stake, for another one's sake

It takes courage to be true.

IN HIS TIME

In His time (2)

He makes all things beautiful in His time

Lord, please show me everyday

As you're teaching me your way

That to do just what you say in your time.

1. In your time (2)

You make all things beautiful in your time

Lord, my life to you I bring

With its winter and its spring

May I fathom everything in your time.


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LORD HELP ME

Lord help me to live much closer to Thee

A light to the World, Lord help me to be

Just let my light shine that others may see

The light of thy love shining through me.

Ch: A witness for thee, wherever I go

Over mountains or hills or valleys below

Each step that I take help others to seek

The light of thy love shining through me.

I BLESS YOUI bless you by day and by night

I bless you in sickness and health

For you are my Lord and my God

The God who forgives and who saves

Lord teach me the way of your truth

Lord teach me the path of your love

Lord guide me to find you in all

My teacher, my life and my all.

1. The gentle you guide in your ways

You show the right path to the meekYour ways Lord are loving and kind

With those who are true to your law.

ONCE UPON ETERNITY

Once upon Eternity

God fell in love with me

He loves me, now and forever

And he wants me to love him too.

Ch. We must return Gods love to him

We must show him, we really loveBy loving our brother in by loving God

By speaking to Him through prayer.

1. In this World we live in today

One's interests are so broad

But you haven't lived you haven't loved

Till you fall in love with God.


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LORD OF REALITY

Lord of reality, make me dear

Show me your mighty works

Great power to feel

Impart your love to me

That I may be a person of reality

Ch. Lord God Almighty, take my hand

Guide me on, let me stand

Strong and mighty against the foe

Thy love in command.

1. Teach me thy will O Lord

Teach me thy ways

Teach me to know thy word

Teach me to pray

Help me to understand

Through you I see

The beauty, Of Reality.

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JUST LIKE A CHILD

Just like a child who trusts his father dear

And who delights to feel his presence near

Just like a child whose mind has not a doubt

And whose heart is never proud

Ch: Here I come, O Lord

Here I come just like a child

Here I come, O Lord

Here I come just like a child

LIKE A SUNFLOWER

Like a sunflower that follows

Every movement of the sun

So I turn towards you

To follow you my God

1. In simplicity charity I follow (2)

2. In simplicity honesty I follow (2)

I HAVE COME TO THEERef.:I have come to Thee to take Thy touch

Before I begin my day1 . Let Thy eyes rest upon my eyes for a while

2. Let me take to my work the assurance

of Thy comradeship, my friend

3. Fill my mind with thy music,

to last thro' the desert of noise

4. Let Thy love's sunshine

Kiss the peaks of my thoughts and linger

in my life's valley, where the harvest ripens

THIS IS MY PRAYERCh: This is my prayer to thee my Lord

Strike, Strike at the root of penury in my heart.

1. Give me the strength lightly to bear

my joys and sorrows

2. Give me the strength to make

my love fruitful in service


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JUST KEEP TRUSTING

I just Keep trusting my Lord

As I walk along

I just keep trusting my Lord

and he gives me a song

Tho' the storm clouds

darken the Sky

O'er the heavenly trail

I just keep trusting my Lord

He will never fail

He is a faithful friend (2)

Such a faithful friend (2)

I can count on him (2)

To the very end (2)

THIS LITTLE GUIDING LIGHT

This little guiding light of mine

I am going to let it shine

Let it shine all the time, let it shine

Take this little light around the world

I am going to let it shine

Let it shine all the time, let it shine

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GOD'S LOVE IS SO WONDERFUL

God's love is so wonderful (3)

O wonderful love

So high you can't get over it

So deep you can't get under it

So wide you can't get around it. Oh wonderful love

The love of God sweet and wonderful (3)

Oh, oh wonderful love (2)

Higher than the skyDeeper than the ocean

Wider than the universe, Oh oh wonderful love (2)

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MAY 2013

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SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT

StaffOrienta-tion

Programme

School

Re-opening

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Inaugural

Mass


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JUNE 2013

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Prayer

Service for

Non-

Catholics

Feast ofSt AloysiusGonzaga,Patron of

the school

DrawingCompetiton

Std I-IV

QuizCompetition

Std V-VII

Election of

SPL and

ASPL

Retreat

for

VII

PTA GeneralBody

Meeting

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JULY 2013

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First FridayMass in

Konkani at9.00 a.m.

PTAMeeting

at 4.00 p.m.

Talents DayStd VII

Quiz /EnglishPoem

recitationI - IV

ElocutionCompetition

Std V - VII

Feast ofSt Ignatius

LoyolaFounder ofthe Society

of Jesus

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AUGUST 2013

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First FridayMass in

English at9.00 a.m.

Craft/PatrioticSinging

CompetitionStd I-IV

Debate /PatrioticSinging

CompetitionStd V-VII

Talents DaySTD VI

Indepen-dence Day

PTA Meetingat 4.00 p.m.

Talents dayStd V

Ramzan

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Id-Ul-Fitr


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SEPTEMBER 2013

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8 9 10 11 12 13 14

15 16 17 18 19 20 21

22 23 24 25 26 27 28

29 30


First FridayMass in

Konkani at9.00 a.m.

Nativityof

B.V. Mary

VarasiddhiVinayakaVrata

1st Semester Exam


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OCTOBER 2013

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GandhiJayanthi

Parentsmeet

teachers

Mid-termHolidays

Valmiki

Jayanthi

Vijaya

DashamiBakrid

31

MahalayaAmavasye

Maha

Navami


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NOVEMBER 2013

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3 4 5 6 7 8 9

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KarnatakaRajyothsava

PTA Meeting

at4.00 p.m.

Workshops for V, VI and VII

Moharam

&ChildrensDay

KanakadasaJayanthi

SportsDay

NarakaChathurdashi

30

Padwa Puja&

GovardhanPuja


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DECEMBER 2013

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29 30 31


School Day

PTAMeeting at4.00 p.m.

Confessions

&Mass

Crib & Carol

SingingCompetition

Christmas

Christmas Vacation

Christmas Vacation


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JANUARY 2014

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5 6 7 8 9 10 11

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RepublicDay

Elocution

Competition

Founders

Day


Makara

Sankramana

First FridayMass in

Konkani at9.00 a.m.

NewYear

ClassesRe-open

31


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FEBRUARY 2014

1

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23 24 25 26 27



StaffPicnic

28


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MARCH 2014

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2nd Semester Exam


First FridayMass in

Konkani at9.00 a.m.

Send Offfor

STD VII

30 31


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APRIL 2014

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27 28 29


30


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RECORD

OF

LEAVE&

ABSENCE

PupilsName...........................................................................Standard.........................Div.............................

Dateof

Absence

No.o

f

Days

REASON

Signa

tureof

Parentor

Guardian

ClassTeachers

Signaturewith

Date


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RECORDOF

LEAVE&ABSENCE


Dateof

Absence

No.o

f

Days

REASON

Signa

tureof

Parentor

Guardian

ClassTeachers

Signaturewith

Date


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RECORDOF

LEAVE&ABSENCE


Dateof

Absence

No.o

f

Days

REASON

Signa

tureof

Parentor

Guardian

ClassTeachers

Signaturewith

Date


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RECORDOF

LEAVE&ABSENCE


Dateof

Absence

No.o

f

Days

REASON

Signa

tureof

Parentor

Guardian

ClassTeachers

Signaturewith

Date


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RECORD

OFCOM

ING

LATETO

SCHOO

L


Date

Timeo

f

Arriva

l

REASON

ClassT

eachers/

Headmasters

Sign

ature

Signatureof

Parentor

Guardian


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RECORD

OFINDISCIPLINEIN

SCHOOL


Date

NATUREOFINDISCIP

LINE

ClassT

eachers/

Headmasters

Sign

ature

Signatureof

Parentor

Guardian


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TEACHERSNOTETO

PARENTS/GUARDIANS


Date

REMARKS

ClassT

eachers/

Headmasters

Sign

ature

Signatureof

Parentor

Guardian


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READING HABIT

Every student should read at least two library books a month. He

will record the title of the book he has read and the date on which he

completed it along with the Name of the author and the subject

matter. Report the same to the class teacher and get the following

record signed by the teacher.

June

July

August

September

Teachers Signature

Teachers Signature

Teachers Signature

Teachers Signature


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October

November

December

January

February

March

Teachers Signature

Teachers Signature

Teachers Signature

Teachers Signature

Teachers Signature

Teachers Signature


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RECORD

OFM

ARKS-I-VIISTD

PupilsName........................................................................Std................Div......

..........RegNo....................

Keytograde:0-14C;

15-24C+;

25-29B;

30-37B+;

28-4

4A;

45-50A+

SUBJECTS/

PART-A

Max

Marks

MinGrad

e

ILanguage

English/Kannada

50

C+

IILanguage

English/Kannada

50

C+

Hindi

50

C+

Mathematics

50

C+

GeneralScience

50

C+

SocialScience

50

C+

ISemester

IUnitTest

IIUnitTest

IISemester


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0-39%-

C,

40

-79%-

B,

80-100%-

A

PART

-B

Project

10

B

ValueEducation

10

B

PhysicalEducation

20

B

Drawing

10

B

ComputerEducation

50

B

Grade/Result

A

B

Conduct

A

B

DaysAttended


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SCHOOL BUS PASS

Name ......................................................................................................

Std ............................. Div. ........................ Reg. No. ..............................

Address ...................................................................................................

.................................................................................................................

.................................................................................................................

Route .......................................................................................................

Amount ....................................................................................................

Headmistress Signature ..........................................................................

Month Amount Date Signature

June 2013

July

Aug.

Sept.

Oct.

Nov.

Dec

Jan. 2014

Feb.

March


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BIO-DATA

1. Pupils Name .............................................

2. Fathers Name ...........................................

3. Mothers Name .........................................

4. Guardians Name ..................................................................

5. Address .........................................................................................................................................................................

.........................................................................................

E-mail: .................................................................................


7. Date of Birth .........................................................................




11. Parents Occupation

Fathers Occupation ..........................................................

Mothers Occupation ........................................................


Father ........................................................................

Mother ........................................................................

Guardian ........................................................................


Office : ......................................................

Mobile : ......................................................


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BIO-DATA

1. Pupils Name .............................................

2. Fathers Name ...........................................

3. Mothers Name .........................................

4. Guardians Name ..................................................................

5. Address .........................................................................................................................................................................

.........................................................................................

E-mail: .................................................................................


7. Date of Birth .........................................................................




11. Parents Occupation

Fathers Occupation ..........................................................

Mothers Occupation ........................................................


Father ........................................................................

Mother ........................................................................

Guardian ........................................................................


Office : ......................................................

Mobile : ......................................................


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