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2021-2022
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OUR BELIEF / PRINCIPLES
To provide an ambience for conducive, inclusive and holistic
development of children, to enable them to realize their optimum
potential and shape them into benevolent and empathetic
individuals.
To impart education through able, passionate, enthusiastic, caring,
innovative, inspiring and dedicated staff.
To provide a joyous and creative platform that culminates in the
evolution of a composed and focused individual who in turn adds
value to the society.
To nurture collaborative partnerships among educators, parents
and student communities.
VISION
To inspire and empower the children to excel, to develop creative
ability, to make them emotionally matured, to encourage natural
curiosity and scientific temper that enables lifelong learning.
MISSION
To sensitize the children towards their fellow beings through value
and skill-based education in co-curricular and extra-curricular
activities.
To develop the positive attitude to thrive and survive in a dynamic
world which will empower the students to become worthy citizens.
3Online Class Timing
PRIMARY SECTION (MONDAY TO FRIDAY)
GRADE 1 1.00 PM TO 3.00 PM
GRADE 2 3.00 PM TO 5.00 PM
GRADE 3 12.20 PM TO 3.00 PM
GRADE 4 3.00 PM TO 5.40 PM
SECONDARY SECTION (MONDAY TO FRIDAY)
GRADE 5 8.00 AM TO 11.05 AM
GRADE 6 TO 10 8.00 AM TO 11.40 AM
A man who dares to waste one hour of time
has not discovered the value of life.
4LIST OF HOLIDAYS FOR THE YEAR 2021-2022
DATE MONTH YEAR DAY OCCASION / FESTIVAL
02 JULY
ND
2021 FRIDAY FOUNDER’S DAY
TH
20 JULY 2021 TUESDAY BAKRI EID
16 AUGUST
TH
2021 MONDAY PARSI NEW YEAR
19TH AUGUST 2021 THURSDAY MOHARRUM
31 AUGUST
TH
2021 TUESDAY GOKULASHTAMI
10 SEPTEMBER
TH
2021 FRIDAY GANESH CHATURTHI
15 OCTOBER
TH
2021 FRIDAY DUSSEHRA
19 OCTOBER
TH
2021 TUESDAY EID – E – MILAD
4TH
NOVEMBER 2021 THURSDAY DIWALI / LAKSHMI POOJA
5TH
NOVEMBER 2021 FRIDAY BALI PRATIPADA
19 NOVEMBER
TH
2021 FRIDAY GURU NANAK JAYANTI
14 JANUARY
TH
2022 FRIDAY MAKAR SANKRANTI
01 MARCH
ST
2022 TUESDAY MAHASHIVRATRI
18 MARCH
TH
2022 FRIDAY HOLI
14 APRIL
TH
2022 THURSDAY DR. AMBEDKAR JAYANTI /
MAHAVIR JAYANTI
15 TH
APRIL 2022 FRIDAY GOOD FRIDAY
2ND
MAY 2022 MONDAY RAMZAN EID
16 TH
MAY 2022 MONDAY BUDDHA POURNIMA
HOLIDAYS FALLING ON SATURDAY / SUNDAY
22 AUGUST
ND
2021 SUNDAY RAKSHA BANDHAN
19 SEPTEMBER
TH
2021 SUNDAY ANANT CHATURDASHI
2ND
OCTOBER 2021 SATURDAY GANDHI JAYANTI
06 NOVEMBER
TH
2021 SATURDAY BHAUBEEJ
25TH DECEMBER
AYS FALLING ON SATURDAY
2021 / SUNDAYCHRISTMAS
SATURDAY
1ST JANUARY 2022 SATURDAY NEW YEAR
19TH FEBRUARY 2022 SATURDAY SHIVAJI JAYANTI
2ND
APRIL 2022 SATURDAY GUDI PADWA
10TH APRIL 2022 SUNDAY RAM NAVMI
NON-INSTRUCTIONAL DAYS (ATTENDANCE COMPULSORY)
15 AUGUST
TH
2021 SUNDAY INDEPENDENCE DAY
05 SEPTEMBER
TH
2021 SUNDAY TEACHER’S DAY
26 TH
JANUARY 2022 WEDNESDAY REPUBLIC DAY
01 ST
MAY 2022 SUNDAY MAHARASHTRA DAY
HOLIDAY FOR BAKRI EID, RAMZAN EID, MOHARRAM AND EID-E-MILAD WILL
BE CONFIRMED LATER.
5ACADEMIC YEAR (2021-2022)
I TERM SCHEDULE
GRADE I TO X
FIRST TERM [2021-2022]
Commences on 8TH April 2021 Thursday
Concludes on 7th October 2021 Thursday
6VACATIONS
GANAPATI FESTIVAL BREAK
Commences on 10th September 2021 Friday
School re-opens on 15th September 2021 Wednesday
DIWALI VACATION
Begins on 1st November 2021 Monday
School re-opens on 15th November 2021 Monday
.
7GENERAL INFORMATION
VASANT VIHAR HIGH SCHOOL AND JUNIOR COLLEGE
is sponsored by
GOENKA & ASSOCIATES EDUCATIONAL TRUST
Day to day affairs of running the school are being managed
by the Principal assisted by appropriate staff under overall
supervision of the School Committee comprising of 3 or 4
representatives of the Trust, the Principal and a
representative of the teaching and non-teaching staff. The
School Building is spacious with all modern facilities and is
designed to accommodate students from Std. I to Std.. XII with
a seating capacity of 7,200 students; working in two shifts. The
motto of the school reads which means
“MODESTY ADORNS KNOWLEDGE.”
The school does not receive any Grant-in-Aid from the
Government and the only source of income is the amount
of fees collected from the students.
The Trust holds exemption u/s 80G of the Income Tax Act
and is registered with the Charity Commissioner under
Registration No.E8297 (BOM) dated 17-8-1981 as a Public
Charitable Trust with the object to establish and/or run
educational institutions.
Any constructive suggestion from the parents whose
children are being admitted to the school shall always be
welcome. The Trust Office is housed in the Yashodham High
School Building, Goregaon I, Mumbai – 400063, where such
constructive suggestions can be recorded with the Trustee-in-
charge.
Parent-Teacher Association has been established on
16.12.1997 vide circular from School Education Departmentof
Government of Maharashtra. Each parent shall be a member
of the PTA.
The achievements of an organization are the results of the
combined effort of each individual
8SCHOOL INFORMATION
1. VASANT VIHAR HIGH SCHOOL & JUNIOR COLLEGE was founded
on 02-07-1990. The medium of instruction in the Schoolis English.
Presently, the classes are conducted for Primary ( Std. I to Std.
IV ), Secondary ( Std. V to Std X ) and Junior College ( Std. XI and
Std- XII). The Institution is recognized on permanently unaided basis.
2. Classes I to IX follow ICSE curriculum. The School prepares
students of Class X for the Secondary School Certificate
Examination (S.S.C.E.) and Classes XI & XII for Higher Secondary
Certificate Examination (H.S.C.E.) conducted by the Maharashtra
State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education.
3. The academic year of the school begins in April .
4. The School has well-equipped Libraries, Science Laboratories,
Auditorium, Computer Laboratories and Audio Visual rooms with
latest equipment and offers Computer Education for both Primary
& Secondary sections.
5. Marathi / Hindi is offered as 2nd and 3rd Language. Marathi is
offered from Grade I onwards.
6. Admissions of children to the school is open to all, irrespectiveof
caste, creed, religion and sex.
7. Should the Parent / Guardian feel that his / her child is not making
the desired progress, the principal should be contacted for
guidance. OUR TEACHERS ARE NOT PERMITTED TO
OFFER PRIVATE TUITIONS. The Parents are advised to refrain
from engaging teachers either from the school or from outside for
coaching, as such tuitions normally do more harm than good.
8. The school premises is under CCTV surveillance.
Arise, awake and know your strength
9ADMISSIONS / WITHDRAWALS
1. Parents seeking admission for their ward in Std. I will have to produce any
one of the following documents to confirm the date of birth.
a. Birth certificate given by hospital / municipality.
b. School leaving certificate from the Pre Primary school.
c. Affidavit filed by the parent.
2. For seeking admission, the parent / guardian will have to fill the admission
form online and attach scanned copy of necessary documents not
exceeding the size as per the format given in the admission notification
published on the school website.
3. At the time of admission to Std. I, the age limit prescribed by the
Management from time to time shall be rigidly adhered to. No relaxation in
age will be given.
4. On being granted admission, the parent / guardian will have to produce the
necessary documents in original for verification.
5. A child coming from a recognized school will be admitted only when a
School Leaving Certificate from the school he / she has last attended, is
produced. The School Leaving Certificate or Transfer Certificate should
bear the recognition number of that school, Saral Id No. of the student and
UDISE No. ( Primary / Secondary, as may be applicable ).
6. All withdrawals from the school can be made only on the written request for
the same giving one calendar month’s notice or paying fees equivalent to
one month in lieu of the notice period by the parent / guardian of the childto
the Principal. Application for a leaving certificate, should be made by the
parent / guardian on the prescribed form provided in the school calendar.
Signatures of both the parents are mandatory on the application form.
7. In case of request for a duplicate of the school leaving certificate, the parent
/ guardian, will have to produce an affidavit stating therein what has
happened to the original certificate and why a duplicate School Leaving
Certificate is needed. A nominal fee will be charged for obtaining a duplicate
School Leaving Certificate.
8. In case of adopted child, a certified copy of adoption document is to be
submitted at the time of admission.
9. In all matters regarding admission, Principal’s decision shall be final and
binding on parents.
Rules subject to change, pending implementation of
Right to Education Act.
10INTERNET / CYBER SAFETY
Internet an amazing source of information, is a way to stay connected with friends and
family. However, it has a flipside and comes with its share of problems. Internet safety
is about children being smart about how to handle themselves online and protecting
themselves from falling prey to any online scam.
STRATEGIES AT STUDENT LEVEL
Students should be encouraged to
❖ take responsibility for managing their digital reputation.
❖ trust each other respectfully online and offline.
❖ understand the importance of protecting their password.
❖ think about where they are travelling to and whether it is a safe place to spend
their online time.
❖ be aware that people can pretend to be anybody they want online, so it is best
to have only offline friends.
❖ share their experience of cyber bullying with adults.
STRATEGIES AT THE PARENT / FAMILY LEVEL
❖ Place computers in a central location at home.
❖ Be active in their child’s life and should know who their friends are, both online
and offline.
❖ Look out for signs of bullying such as
a. Loss of interest in school.
b. Not wanting to spend time with friends.
c. Anxiety around technology uses.
d. Being depressed.
e. Difficulty in sleeping.
f. Lower school performance.
❖ Keep evidence of cyber bullying.
❖ Set up an alert on Google.
❖ Educate their child not to leave her / his mobile phone lying around where
others can use it, without permission.
IMPORTANT NOTE
1. Display of any disorderly conduct, doing of any act which causes or likely to
cause physical / or psychological harm, raise apprehension or fear or shame
or embarrassment to a student in or outside the school, which includes abusing,
threatening, or playing practical jokes or leaving & causing hurt to any student
is strictly prohibited.
2. Asking any student to do or forcing him to do something which a student will
not in the ordinary course willingly do, is also a punishable offence.
3. Any such disorderly act found by the Institution, will be subject to an enquiry
by a Committee constituted by the school.
4. If students involved are found to be at fault, the same will be reported to the
competent authorities for necessary action.
5. In addition such students are liable to be dismissed from the school. They may not
be able to get admitted in any Educational Institution for a period of five years.
11It is a greater work to educate a child.....
than to rule a state.
RECOMMENDATIONS TO PARENTS
1. Since this is an English medium school, every student should
learn to speak and write good English. Hence at home, he/
she should be given an opportunity to speak English and
speak it correctly.
Parents should instruct their ward that, except for Hindi/Marathi
classes, English alone should be spoken during the school hours.
2. Parents and Guardians are reminded that without their help and
co-operation not much can be achieved by the efforts made
by the school to mould and improve the character of the child.
They are earnestly requested to instill discipline.
3. Parents are also earnestly requested to peruse and sign the
reports of the child, or any other remarks made by the School
Authorities in the calendar and do the needful in the matter.
4. Parents should not engage school teachers as private tutors,
vide item 8 under School Information. We strongly discourage
private tuitions. Instead, we would suggest that you inculcate in
your ward the habits of self-study and regularity in study.
Create a conducive atmosphere to study at home. Avoid all kinds
of disturbances like T.V. radio, video, Internet etc. Let your
child surf the net only for essential information under your
supervision.
5. Parents are requested to refrain from giving any gifts to the
members of the staff.
6. Parents are requested to refrain from celebrating their child’s
birthday in school in any way.
7. If any student is found to have done damage of any kind in
class or in and about the school premises, the parents/guardian
will have to make good the loss. Decision of the Principal
regardingthe amount to be paid will be final.
8. Criticism of your child’s teachers in the presence of children
should be avoided as it encourages them to lose respect for
their teachers. In case of any grievance kindly meet the
Principal.
9. Parents are advised to make it a point to attend the Virtual
Open House. They will not be allowed to meet the teachers
without prior permission from the Principal on other working
days.
10. Parents and guardians are requested to notify the school of
anychange in their address and telephone number.
12RULES REGARDING FEES
1. Term fees must be paid in June along with I-Quarter Tuition Fee and
in December along with III-Quarter Tuition Fee. Fees can be paid
Quarterly, half-yearly or yearly.
2. Fees for the months of April and May must be paid along with March
fees and this holds good even for those who wish to leave the school
in March / April / May.
3. The delay of payment beyond 3 months renders a pupil liable to
be struck off the roll. If the pupil is re-admitted the Admission Fee
must be paid again.
4. If a student is to be withdrawn, one calendar month’s notice
should be given in writing by the Parent/Guardian to the
Principal of the school to arrange for the refund of the balance
of tuition fees. In exceptional circumstances of withdrawal, one
month’s tuition fee in lieu of one calendar month’s notice will have
to be paid. Amount collected as Term Fee or Tuition Fee will not be
refunded.
5. Students whose fees are not paid will be considered as defaulters.
6. Unless all dues are paid by the student, the results of the
examinations/ tests conducted by the school will not be
communicated to the student. School Leaving Certificate will not be
issued till all the outstanding dues from the student at the time of
leaving the school are paid and clearance certificate from the
concerned authority is obtained.
7. Students who leave the school in the month previous to any vacation
must pay the fees for the vacation.
8. No deduction in fees will be allowed for vacations or for broken period
of the month. Full month’s fee will be payable if the student’s name
appears on the roll on the 1st day of the month. Admission fee will not
be refunded even if the student, for any reason, leaves the school
immediately after securing admission.
Signature of the Parent/Guardian
13FEES
1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH
STD
QUARTER QUARTER QUARTER QUARTER
June to
Sep to Dec to Feb March to
Aug tuition
Nov tuition tuition fee May tuition
fee + term
fee + term fee fee
fee
Rs. Rs Rs
II & IV Rs.10,680/-
14,240/- 10,680/- 14,240/-
Rs.
V TO IX Rs11,910/- Rs15,880/- Rs.11,910/-
15,880/-
Rs. Rs. Rs.
X
15,880/- 11,910/- 27,790-
Grade I annual fees is collected.
School fees will be accepted by Cheque payment / PAYTM only.
• Procedure for cheque payment :
a) Cheque to be drawn in favour of VASANT VIHAR HIGH SCHOOL
& JUNIOR COLLEGE.
b)Drop the cheque only in the drop box placed near the watchman’s
cabin of the school.
NOTE : 1) Do not drop post-dated cheques in the drop box.
2) Drop box facility will be available from 1st to the 11th of the due
month irrespective of holidays.
Drop box facility Timings :
Period Time
1st to 10th of the due month 24 Hrs.
th
11 of the due month Upto 10.00 a.m.
Sample (1) :
i) Cross the cheque and write ‘A/C Payee’
ii) Mention the school name as given above.
Iii) Write the correct date.
iv) Enter the amount payable, in words and figures.
v) Ensure that the cheque is appropriately signed.
vi) Write the child’s name, standard, division, U.I.D. No., months for
which fees is paid, contact no. on the reverse of the cheque.
14Procedure for Paytm payment:
• Go to paytm.com and on the home screen, select ‘Fees’
• Select the institute’s location as ‘ Maharashtra’ Mumbai.
• Select your institute as GAET.
• Choose your institute as Vasant Vihar High School.
• Select Fee details (School fees: Annually)
• Enter the student’s UID number.
• Confirm the fee details and proceed
• Enter the login details to log in / Sign up.
• Pick your payment option. “ Pay Now” with your Paytm wallet / debit card/
Credit card/ Net banking
• Parents are requested to pay the fees Annually
• You will receive a payment confirmation from Paytm on your registered mobile
number and Email id.
• General Instructions :
1) The bank will levy a charge of 100/- for a bounced cheque. Thereafter
fees along with fine must be paid by Demand Draft / Pay Order in the School
Office.
2) Payment made from 11th of the due month shall be received by cheque
only in the school office & may be subjected to a surcharge of . 200 per
month or part thereof.
15COUNSELLING CENTRE
The Trust has set up a State of the Art Counselling Centre in Vasant
Vihar High School building to provide help in the area of mental health.
The Centre is being looked after by a team of dedicated professionals
comprising of Psychologists, Counsellors, Remedial Educators,
Occupational, Speech & Language Enhancement Therapists and a
Psychiatrist.
The Centre practices a HYBRID of TRANS-DISCIPLINARY and
INTEGRATED model for intervention. The services offered are:
• Classroom Counselling and guidance
• Personal Safety Education Programme
• Shadow teachers in Playmate Pre-school and Standard I
• Parental & Student Workshops
• Individual / Family Counselling and guidance
• Psycho-educational assessment
• Remedial Education
• Occupational Therapy
• Visual Integration Therapy
• Speech & Language Enhancement Therapy
• Sensory Integration & Brain gym
• Therapeutic Group Interventions
• Specific Group Modules for overall development of students
• Aptitude testing and career guidance
• Activity groups for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
• Music & Dance Therapy
• Arts Based Therapy (ABT)
• Support groups for parents of children with special needs
• Psychiatric consultation
Note: Parents are advised to make good use of these services
provided by the Centre
• (Subsidised charges for these services)
16The Trust has also introduced alternative curriculum for the children who
have difficulties coping with the regular school by offering NIOS facility.
This is available at different levels as below:
Level Equivalent to
A Std. III
B Std. V
C Std. VIII
NIOS Std. X
ONGOING PROJECTS
• ANVAY – Anvay is a curriculum based programme involving an
informal but structured therapeutic intervention. A school readiness
programme for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder and Global
Developmental Delay. (Ages – 4 to 6 years)
• AYAAN – is a curriculum based structured and therapeutic programme
to empower the children to achieve self- reliance and prepare them for
open schooling. (Ages – 6 to 8 years)
• ADITI – is a formal curriculum designed to prepare the children for OBE
(open basic education) and NIOS (National Institute for Open School)
so as to make the process of learning smooth and enriching. (Ages 7 –
9 years)
• AAROH – is symbolic to the journey of children towards a new level of
performance through intervention with an individual touch.
(Ages 7 – 16 years)
• AVISHKAAR – is an exploratory process with the objective to create
an independent persona. The programme will equip youngsters,
depending on their strengths & abilities, to be independent & productive
members of the society. (Ages 10 – 14 years)
17• Masti Ki Paathshala (MKP) – is a modified classroom
model to cater to children with ASD & GDD, combined with
daily therapeutic intervention. ( Ages – 8 to 12 years )
• Remontar –
A programme to channelize & escalate the potential of
children with ASD & GDD, by providing a structured &
individualized therapeutic intervention, in a school set – up.
( Ages 2 – 6 years )
NEW PROJECT :
INSIDE...OUT!
An HR venture & initiative by the GAET Counselling Centre, in the
form of a personal enrichment programme for all teachers across
GAET schools.
Besides the above, the following services are also provided at
Yashodham High School and Lakshadham High School:
• NIOS Senior Secondary – Std XII
• Ur in a Soup – Std XII
• Beauty Culture
• MSCIT
Contact for Details and prior appointment :
Centre at Vasant Vihar – Phone No.: 40278344
MONDAY - FRIDAY : 10.30 a.m. to 6.00 p.m.
Timings :
SATURDAY (1st, 3rd & 5th) : 11.00 a.m. to 2.00 p.m.
18ASSESSMENT / EXAMINATION
1. Students absent from an examination / test / assessment for any reason
whatsoever, will not be re-examined. They will be promoted or detained
in the class according to the Average Grade obtained. ( See items Nos. 6
and 7 below). Decision of the Principal / School Committee will be final.
2. Absence from examination / assessment for any subjects, oral or written
involves loss of marks for the subject / s and this will automatically affect
the students standing in the merit order and the grade points.
3. All Assessments / Examinations must be answered by every student. Kindly
note that if a student has missed a test / assessment / examination, he
/ she will not be given a MAKE-UP test. Failure to answer a test / assessment
/ examination will affect the student’s average of the final result at the time
of promotion. This, in turn, may adversely affect his / her promotion.
4. A student found resorting to unfair means in an examination /
assessment / test will be disallowed to appear in that subject and will
be assigned zero in that subject. Infringement of the rules of examination by
any student will make the pupil liable to severe punishment.
ACADEMIC SUBJECTS
Marks out of 100 Marks out of 50 Grade Points Description
100 50 0 Outstanding
91-99 46-49 1 Excellent
81-90 41-45 2 Very good
71-80 36-40 3 Good
61-70 31-35 4 Satisfactory
51-60 26-30 5 Fair
43-50 21-25 6 Average
35-42 18-20 7 Needs Motivation
33-34 17 7# Needs Improvement
Below 32 Below 16 8 Needs c o u n s e l l i n g
and remedial teaching
REPETITION OF UNFAIR MEANS MAKES THE STUDENT LIABLE FOR DISMISSAL
However, he / she may be allowed to appear for all the other subjects of the
examination / assessment / test at the discretion of the Principal. Studentsnot
following examination rules will be detained.
5. Results once declared will be final. Cases of students who are detained
will not be reconsidered.
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196. EVALUATION PATTERN
GRADE I to IV
FIRST TERM First Terminal Examination Marks 50
(September) [(10 + 10)* + 30]
SECOND TERM Second Terminal Examination Marks 50
(March) [(10 + 10)* + 30]
GRADE V
FIRST TERM First Terminal Examination Marks 50
(September) ([ 10 + 10]* + 30)
SECOND TERM Second Terminal Examination Marks 50
(March) ([ 10 + 10]* + 30)
GRADE VI & GRADE VIII
FIRST TERM First Terminal Examination Marks 100
(September) ([ 20 + 10 + 10]* + 60)
SECOND TERM Second Terminal Examination Marks 100
(March) ([ 20 + 10 + 10]* + 60)
GRADE IX & GRADE X
FIRST TERM First Terminal Examination Marks 100
(September) ( 20 + 80)
SECOND TERM Second Terminal Examination Marks 100
(March) ( 20 + 80)
*Internal Assessment : Activity Based
NOTE : A student should secure 40% in English and 35% in each individual
head of passing and on aggregate.
• Continuous Comprehensive Evaluation (C.C.E.)
[Marks : 50 (I – V), Marks 100 ( VI -IX )]
• C.C.E. will be conducted throughout the academic session.
• C.C.E. will include Aurals, Orals, Writing Skills, Life Skills, Projects
etc.
• Discipline, Regularity, Completion and Submission of assignments
will also be allotted marks and will be a part of the C.C.E.
7. General performance in all these examinations / tests / assessments
will be taken into account for evaluating the student.
8. Pupils who are absent owing to illness or any other reasons will not be tested
on their return for any of the tutorials / assignments / OBA / activity.A doctor’s
certificate will have to be submitted on their return.
209. Consideration will also be given to day-to- day work including
composition, homework, daily lessons, good conduct, regularity and
punctuality, co-operation, sociability etc.
10. Methods of Assessment ( GRADE I to GRADE IX )
a) The school holds two terminal examinations from Std. I to IX.
1. I Terminal Examination - A
2. II Terminal Examination - B
Average scores of terms (A+B )
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and the scores of C.C.E. will be taken into consideration.
b) Internal Assessments are conducted from GRADE I to GRADE IX.
c) Surprise tests, weekly assessment, day to day work and project work
constitute the internal assessments.
d) Absence from weekly assessments, terminal examinations and non-
submission of projects on time may exclude the pupil from special awards
and honour cards.
e) General Knowledge, Value Education, SUPW, Physical Education,
Performing Arts, Drawing, Computer Studies are compulsory graded
subjects.(for Grade V – VIII)
f) Regular school timings must be followed on weekly assessment dates,
project preparation / presentation / submission and on examination days
unless a special note from school states otherwise.
HONOUR CARDS
Honour / Achievements cards are given according for fulfilling the following
criteria:
1. For securing 2 G.P. in academics
2. 100% attendance.
3. Council members for their leadership qualities.
4. For being a writer for specially abled child.
5. Outstanding performance at State / National level in
a. Sports
b. Co-curricular examinations
c. Academics
_____________________ ______________________
Signature of the Parent Signature of the student
21INTERNAL ASSESSMENT TIME – TABLE (2021 – 2022)
GRADE I to IV
(Monday/Thursday)
FIRST TERM
DATE DAY GRADE GRADE GRADE GRADE
1 2 3 4
17-06-21 Thursday _ English-I English-I English-I
24-06-21 Thursday _ Maths- A Maths- A Maths- A
28-06-21 Monday _ EVS Science Science
01-07-21 Thursday English-I English- English-II English-II
II
05-07-21 Monday Maths- A ----- Social Social
Studies Studies
08-07-21 Thursday EVS Marathi Marathi/Hindi Marathi/Hindi
12-07-21 Monday English- Maths- B Maths- B Maths- B
II
15-07-21 Thursday Marathi EVS Science Science
19-07-21 Monday Maths- B English-I English-I English-I
22-07-21 Thursday EVS Maths- A Maths- A Maths- A
26-07-21 Monday English-I ----- Social Social
Studies Studies
29-07-21 Thursday Maths- A English- English-II English-II
II
05-08-21 Thursday English- Marathi Marathi/Hindi Marathi/Hindi
II
09-08-21 Monday Marathi Maths- B Maths- B Maths- B
12-08-21 Thursday Maths -B _ _ _
22FIRST TERMINAL ASSESSMENT SCHEDULE ( 2021 – 2022 )
FIRST TERM
TIME TABLE FOR GRADED SUBJECTS ASSESSMENT
GRADE I to IV
DATE Day Subject
21-09-2021 Tuesday Drawing
22-09-2021 Wednesday SUPW
23-09-2021 Thursday G.K
24-09-2021 Friday Value Education
25-09-2021 Saturday Computer
27-09-2021 Monday Hindi (3L)
TIME TABLE FOR ACADEMIC SUBJECTS ASSESSMENT
DATE DAY GRADE I GRADE II GRADE III GRADE IV
29-09-2021 Wednesday English I English I English I English I
30-09-2021 Thursday English II English II English II English II
01-10-2021 Friday Maths-A Maths-A Maths-A Maths-A
04-10-2021 Monday Maths-B Maths-B Maths-B Maths-B
05-10-2021 Tuesday Marathi Marathi Social studies Social studies
Hindi/Marathi Hindi/Marathi
06-10-2021 Wednesday _______ ______
(2L) (2L)
07-10-2021 Thursday E.V.S E.V.S Science Science
ATTENDANCE DURING EXAMINATION / TEST DAYS IS COMPULSORY. TESTS WILL NOT BE
CONDUCTED AGAIN.
23INTERNAL ASSESSMENT TIME – TABLE (2021 – 2022)
THURSDAY ASSESSMENT
FIRST TERM
GRADE V TO VII
DATE GRADE V GRADE VI GRADE VII
English
17.06.2021 Marathi History / Civics
Language
24.06.2021 EVS Geography Hindi
English
01.07.2021 Marathi Biology
Language
English
08.07.2021 Chemistry Geography
Literature
15.07.2021 Hindi Mathematics Chemistry
22.07.2021 Mathematics Biology Marathi
English
29.07.2021 Science Mathematics
Literature
English
05.08.2021 - Hindi
Language
12.08.2021 - History / Civics Physics
English
26.08.2021 - Physics
Literature
24INTERNAL ASSESSMENT TIME – TABLE (2021 – 2022)
THURSDAY ASSESSMENT
FIRST TERM
GRADE VIII TO X
DATE GRADE VIII GRADE IX GRADE X
ENGLISH
17.06.2021 Physics Math – I
(LANGUAGE)
English Hindi –
24.06.2021 HISTORY/CIVICS
Language Comp
01.07.2021 PHYSICS Mathematics History
08.07.2021 2ND LANGUAGE 2nd Language -
15.07.2021 GEOGRAPHY Third Group -
ENGLISH
22.07.2021 Biology Geography
(LITERATURE)
English Science –
29.07.2021 CHEMISTRY
Literature II
05.08.2021 MATHEMATICS Chemistry Marathi
Sans/Hindi
12.08.2021 3RD LANGUAGE History
E/French
26.08.2021 BIOLOGY Geography Science – I
02.09.2021 - - Math – II
09.09.2022 - - English
25UNIT TEST TIME – TABLE GRADE X
DATE DAY GRADE X
08.07.2021 THURSDAY MATH II FRENCH
HISTORY – POL
09.07.2021 FRIDAY SCIENCE I
SCI.
10.07.2021 SATURDAY MARATHI
12.07.2021 MONDAY SCIENCE II GEOGRAPHY
HINDI ( E ) /
13.07.2021 TUESDAY SANSKRIT
HINDI ( C )
14.07.2021 WEDNESDAY MATH I
15.07.2021 THURSDAY ENGLISH
26FIRST TERM ASSESSMENT SCHEDULE (2021 – 2022) GRADE V TO VII
DATE DAY GRADE V GRADE VI GRADE VII
GK & Value GK & Value
22.09.2021 WEDNESDAY
Education Education
Computer & Computer &
23.09.2021 THURSDAY ----
Drawing Drawing
English
24.09.2021 FRIDAY Computer Biology
Language
27.09.2021 MONDAY Drawing History / Civics Geography
GK & Value English
28.09.2021 TUESDAY Mathematics
Education Language
29.09.2021 WEDNESDAY Mathematics Marathi Mathematics
English
30.09.2021 THURSDAY Physics Hindi
Language
English
01.10.2021 FRIDAY Hindi Physics
Literature
04.10.2021 MONDAY Science Chemistry Marathi
English
05.10.2021 TUESDAY Hindi Chemistry
Literature
English
06.10.2021 WEDNESDAY Marathi Geography
Literature
History /
07.10.2021 THURSDAY EVS Biology
Civics
27FIRST TERMINAL ASSESSMENT SCHEDULE (2021 – 2022)
DATE DAY GRADE VIII GRADE IX GRADE X
COMPUTER &
22.09.2021 WEDNESDAY VALUE
EDUCATION
GK &
23.09.2021 THURSDAY --- ---
DRAWING
24.09.2021 FRIDAY CHEMISTRY Chemistry Math – II
HISTORY/
27.09.2021 MONDAY Mathematics English
CIVICS
ENGLISH ENGLISH History/Pol
28.09.2021 TUESDAY
(LITERATURE) (LITERATURE) Sci
Sans /
29.09.2021 WEDNESDAY MATHEMATICS Geography Hin– E /
Hindi – C
2ND
30.09.2021 THURSDAY Biology French – C
LANGUAGE
01.10.2021 FRIDAY BIOLOGY 2nd Language Science I
3RD
04.10.2021 MONDAY Physics Marathi
LANGUAGE
English Geography
05.10.2021 TUESDAY PHYSICS
Language Economics
ENGLISH
06.10.2021 WEDNESDAY History/Civics Math – I
(LANGUAGE)
07.10.2021 THURSDAY GEOGRAPHY Group III Science – II
28OPEN HOUSE DATES
GRADE : I to IX
DESCRIPTION DATE
Std X I Unit Test 29th July to 31st July
Interactive Open House 5th August to 7th August
First Term 17th Nov to 22nd Nov
29‘Knowing that I should be responsible
is just the battle half won.
Proving that I can live upto that is where lies all the fun’.
PRIMARY SECTION
MONTHLY ACTIVITY PLANNING (2021 – 2022)
LIFE SKILL / ZERO HOUR ACTIVITY ( 2021 – 2022 )
DATE DAY ACTIVITY / COMPETITION GRADES
APRIL 2021
28-04-2021 Wednesday OLD NORMAL/ CLIMATE CHAOS 1 TO 4
JUNE 2021
25-06-2021 Friday PUPPET SHOW 1
25-06-2021 Friday MY PLANET MY RESPONSIBILITY 2 TO 4
JULY 2021
09-07-2021 Friday HABIT TRACKER 1 TO 4
23-07-2021 Friday REDESIGNING OUR FUTURE/FUTURE WITH 1 TO 4
NATURE
30-07-2021 Friday MARATHI RECITATION COMPETITION 1&2
30-07-2021 Friday HINDI /MARATHI RECITATION COMPETITION 3&4
AUGUST 2021
06-08-2021 Friday Knotty Knots 1&2
06-08-2021 Friday Wraps & Knots 3&4
20-08-21 Friday Trees – The saviour of earth 1
20-08-2021 Friday Planet Protectors 2
20-08-2021 Friday Climate Warriors 3&4
30Transform a wish into a goal by putting a date on it.
DATES TO REMEMBER (2021-2022)
SECONDARY SECTION
MONTHLY ACTIVITY PLANNING (2021-2022)
APRIL 2021 GRADE
8th Thursday : School Re-opens – I term commences
26th Monday : Zero hour Activity : Green Bytes V
30th Friday : Zero hour Activity : The Residence of my dream VIII
JUNE 2021
16th Wednesday : Zero hour Activity : Colloquy VII
th
18 Friday : Zero hour Activity : ME AND MY TERRAQUEOUS SPHERE IX
21st Monday : Zero hour Activity : Your Dream Cover Page- Doodling V
25th Friday : Zero hour Activity : Air the elixir of life X
JULY 2021
19th Monday Zero hour Activity: Tell a Tale V
26th Monday Zero hour Activity: Tell a Tale V
20th Tuesday Zero hour Activity: Exotic Eloquence VI
th
27 Tuesday Zero hour Activity: Exotic Eloquence VI
st
21 Wednesday Zero hour Activity: Fabulist VII
th
28 Wednesday Zero hour Activity: Fabulist VII
th
16 Friday Zero hour Activity: Virtue Tales VIII
16th Friday Zero hour Activity : Ecobricks IX
30th Friday Art around us X
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