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Delhi Public School
AmritsarContents 1. Our Motto 2. School Timings 3. List Of Holidays 4. Aims of DPS 5. What is expected of DPS Students 6. Nursery School Programme 7. For the parents 8. Competitions (Pre-Nur to Prep) 9. Appreciations (Pre-Nur to Prep) 10. Cycle of Life Skills (Pre-Nur to Prep) 11. PTA Schedule (Pre-Nur to Prep)(I-V) 12. PTA Schedule (VI-XII) 13. School Rules 14. Hostel 15. Transport Rules 16. Absence 17. School Uniform 18. Academic Prizes and Awards(I-XII) 19. Wednesday test schedule (I-XII) 20. Inter class activities (I-VIII) 21. Educational trips and tours 22. Life Skills 23. Co-curricular activities 24. Inter Class Activities 25. School Fee
The School’s Motto
“Service Before Self ’’
This means that we serve others willingly, graciously and selflessly. We do not expect anything, in
return, for our service because there is greater pleasure in giving than in receiving. Our motto is a
constant reminder that the welfare and safety of others always comes prior to our own welfare, comfort
and safety. Serving others, we serve God.School Timings
Summer Timings
Pre-Nur-Prep I-X XI-XII
09:00 AM to 12:00 Noon 07:20 AM to 01:40 PM (07:50 AM to 12:00 Noon)
Buses Leave at 12:10 PM Buses leave at 01:50 PM Buses leave at 12:10 PM
Winter Timings
09:00 AM to 1:00 PM 08:20 AM to 02:40 PM 8:50 A.M to 01.00 PM
Buses leave at 01:10 PM Buses leave at 02:50 PM Buses leave at 01:10 PM
School Phone Numbers 7087414533, 7087411533
Transport Officer 9815552203
Transport Contractor 9888119999, 9592002324, 9592002333
School E-Mail dpsamritsar@yahoo.co.in
School Website www.dpsasr.com
https://www.facebook.com/dps.amritsar
The parents may meet the following as per the Schedule given below
Principal 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM
(All working days strictly with
prior appointment)
Class Representative (Summers)
08:10 AM to 8:45 AM
(Winters)
09:10 AM to 9:45 AM
(With prior appointment on Monday
for classes I-V)
(With prior appointment on Wednesday
for classes VI-X)
Class Teacher 8:45 AM to 09:00 AM
(On every Friday)
Please do abide by the time allotted for the meeting.
Parents are requested not to go directly to the class to meet the teachers as they will not
be able to leave their class to attend them.List of Holidays 2018-2019
S. No List of Holidays Date Day
1. Baisakhi 14th Apr 2018 Saturday
2. Guru Arjun Dev Ji Martyrdom Day 17th June 2018 Sunday
3. Independence Day 15th Aug 2018 Wednesday
4. Raksha Bandhan 26th Aug 2018 Sunday
rd
5. Janamashtami 3 Sept 2018 Monday
6. Gandhi Jayanti 2nd Oct 2018 Tuesday
7. Ram Navmi 18th Oct 2018 Thursday
8. Dussehra 19th Oct 2018 Friday
9. Valmiki Jayanti 24th Oct 2018 Wednesday
10. Guru Ram Dass ji‟s B‟day 26th Oct 2018 Friday
th
11. Diwali 7 Nov 2018 Wednesday
12. Guru Granth Sahib ji‟s Installation Day 9th Nov 2018 Friday
13. Sh. Guru Nanak ji‟s B‟day 23rd Nov 2018 Friday
14. Christmas 25th Dec 2018 Tuesday
15. Lohri 13th Jan 2019 Sunday
16. Republic Day 26th Jan 2019 Saturday
th
17. Guru Ravi Dass ji‟s B‟day 19 Feb 2019 Tuesday
18. Maha Shivratri 4th March 2019 Monday
19. Holi 21st March 2019 Thursday
VACATION SCHEDULE
Summer Break 7th June 2018 to 17th July 2018
Diwali Break 6th November 2018 to 9th November 2018
Winter Break 31st December 2018 to 9th January 2019Aims of DPS
To provide the best possible education to its students.
To develop the qualities of integrity, honesty, trust, tolerance and compassion in them.
To promote the spirit of enquiry and foster a scientific temper within the bonds of humanism.
To develop a sense of responsibility and sensitivity in every child towards the surroundings.
To inculcate an attitude to face the world with courage.
What is expected of DPS Students
1. They should take good care of their health.
2. They should always be friendly with others, both inside and outside the school.
3. They should avoid vulgarity in behaviour.
4. They should accept whatever work is assigned to them as their rightful share.
5. They should face difficulties courageously.
6. They should always be ready to lend a helping hand to their parents, brothers, sisters, teachers,
companions and even to any unattended visitor they happen to meet in the school campus.
7. They should never cheat or use unfair means in studies and games.
8. They should never be cruel. Instead, they should understand that cruelty is the trait of a bully,
while kindness is the mark of a gentleman.
9. They should always be honest and truthful.
10. They should respect the liberty and rights of others.
11. They should respect the beauty of the classrooms and the school premises and report any damage
they may observe.
12. They should never hesitate to say „No‟ when asked or tempted to do a thing which they know is
wrong.
13. They should look upon the people of the world as their brothers irrespective of their colour or
creed.
14. They should stand up when a teacher or a visitor comes to talk to them.
15. Basic adherence to etiquettes is expected at all times as students represent the institution.Nursery School Programme
The Nursery School programme is designed to encourage a balance of child centred and teacher
facilitated activities. This programme offers children a variety of choices provided within a carefully
prepared indoor and outdoor environment. The environment includes art, dramatic plays, unit blocks,
manipulatives, language arts, books, music, computers, water and sand play, building of large structures,
gardening, running, climbing, animal care, and a variety of large and small motor activities. Our goal is
to encourage each child's natural curiousity and interests in learning. We feel it is important for the
children to actively participate in the learning process, and therefore provide many opportunities for
learning by doing, for both indirect and direct acquisition of new knowledge and skill. The school's
curriculum covers the following six areas of learning:
Number Skill
Communication and language
Personal, social and emotional aspect
Knowledge and understanding of the world
Physical awareness
Creative and aesthetic areas
For the Parents
1. The child must always wear a badge giving information about his / her name, class, address, telephone
number and the bus stop.
2. Please find out the bus number, the exact bus stop, the morning and afternoon timings of the bus from the
Transport Department.
3. No child will be picked up from the bus stop unless he / she is wearing a badge. There must be someone to
receive the child at the bus stop in the afternoon.
4. Children using the bus must not be accompanied by either parent for more than two days. Please help the
child to settle down comfortably at the earliest.
5. Please try to send the same person every day for those children who will be picked up by a servant or
driver. They should reach school ten minutes before the bell. They should carry identification cards.
6. Please note children well not be sent home without showing I-Cards by the escorts.
7. Please do not take your child back from school during teaching hours. If you have some plan for the day,
kindly do not send the child to school on that day.
8. The bag, napkin, water bottle etc. carried by the child, should have his / her name, class and section written on
it. This is a must to avoid any loss.
9. A handkerchief should be pinned to the child‟s uniform everyday.
10. Distribution of gifts is not allowed on birthdays in the class.
11. Whenever a teacher sends you a note, kindly reply back and do the needful. Please do not mind if she is
unable to reply to every letter. Please bear in mind that whatever the teacher does it is for the child‟s benefit.
If you have queries or complaints, it is the best to talk to the Parent Representative.
12. Your child should be regular in the class, as frequent absence hampers the progress of the child. Please
ensure that the child goes to the toilet before coming to school.
13. The newsletters and assignments of different subjects are sent periodically. These should be preserved in
folders for future reference. Parents are requested to go through these assignments along with their child for
the reinforcement of concepts introduced in the class.14. Please encourage your child to eat healthy and wholesome food. We as teachers also guide the children to eat
the right kind of meals and for that purpose have made a menu plan for the week. Please ensure that the
child‟s tiffin contains food as per the menu plan.
15. Parent – Teacher Meetings are held for parents to interact with their ward‟s class teacher. Please ensure your
presence. Prior information will be sent to you regarding the date and time.
16. Please make sure that your child goes to bed early so that he / she is fresh and happy, the next morning and is
not forced to getting ready for school.
17. Keep use of technology to minimum.
18. Please ensure that your child is not exposed the films which are not meant for his / her age group, especially
those with the violence as they have an adverse effect on the child.
19. It would go a long way if parents could spend quality time with their child like reading out story books
whenever possible.
20. Please do not try to meet your ward‟s class teacher in the class during school hours. However, you may see
any teacher taking prior appointment.
21. A sick child should not be sent to school. In case of an emergency, if the school doctor instructs, the parents
will be requested to take the child back.
22. In case a child is absent for more than two days, due to any illness, a leave application must be sent to the
teacher. In case of any other reason of absence, prior sanction should to be sought.
23. Kindly inform the school, at the earliest in case of any change in the address or telephone numbers.
Competitions (Pre- Nur to Prep)
Month Competitions(Classes Pre-Nur-Prep)
April Bib and Tucker (Best/Well Dressed)
May Regalia (Coloring)
July Memory Game (Literary Competition)
Aug Pop the question (Quiz)
Sep Draw your dream yard (Drawing)
Oct Clay Modeling (Sculpting)
Nov Make your move (Dance Competition)
Dec Poetry Safari (Poem recitation)
Jan Stupendous Story Teller (Story Telling)
Feb Mighty Writers (Calligraphy)Appreciations (Pre-Nur to Prep)
Month Appreciations
April Bright Smile
May Outstanding Listener
July Amazing Artist
Aug Best Buddy
Sep Fantastic Friend
Oct Most Improved in….
Nov Best Helper
Dec Most Promising Child
Jan Creative Thinker
Feb Outstanding Highflier
Cycle of Life Skills
(Classes Pre-Nur-Prep)
Month Life Skills(Classes Pre-Nur-Prep)
April Fine Skills - Namaskar
May Respecting Environment-Green Fingers
July Organising -Pack and Move
Aug Team Spirit - Chak de Team
Sep Grooming – Swans
Oct Social Skills - How to ask for Help
Nov Social Skills - Party Etiquettes
Dec Fitness-Play Ground
Jan Self Awareness - Snap, Zip, Button & Tie
Feb Respecting Animals - Me and sparrowSchedule of Reports
Pre Nursery to Prep
There will be no written test for classes-Pre Nur, Nursery, Prep.
There will be continuous comprehensive assessment of the child.
PTA Schedule(PN-Prep)&(I-V)
Month Pre-Nur –Prep I-V
April 28th April 2018 21st April 2018(Open House)
May -- -
June -- --
July -- -
August 25th Aug 2018 18th Aug 2018
September -- -
th th
October 27 Oct 2018 13 Oct. 2018
November -- -
December 15th Dec 2018 8th Dec. 2018
January -- -
February -- 2nd Feb 2019P.T.A. Schedule-VI -XII (Schedule of Reports)
Month VI-VIII IX XI XII
21st April - - -
April 2018(Open
House)
26th May 26th May 26th May 26th May
May - 2018 (Ist 2018 2018 2018
Report)
2nd June - - - -
June
2018
- - 28th July 28th July
July 2018 (Ist - 2018 (Ist
Report) Report)
August - - - - -
1st Sept. 1st Sept. - 1st Sept. -
September
2018 2018 2018
6th Oct. 6th Oct. - 6th Oct. -
October
2018 2018 2018
- - 3rd Nov - 3rd Nov
November
2018 2018
- - 29th Dec 29th Dec
December -
2018 2018
January - - - - -
2nd Feb 2nd Feb 16th Feb 16th Feb 16th Feb
February
2019 2019 2019 2019 2019School Rules 1. Every student must carry his/her almanac and identity card to school every day. 2. A student should affix his/her photograph and write the required information, duly signed by parents, in the space provided for in the almanac. 3. The students, who come to school on their own, should reach at the school before the bell rings. 4. The students are not allowed to bring their mobile phones to the school. If they do so, the phones will be confiscated. 5. The morning bell is a signal for all to go to the assembly or to their respective classrooms. This should be done promptly and silently. 6. Change of classrooms between periods should be done in an orderly manner and silently. 7. The students should be habitually clean and neatly dressed. The school uniform should be worn on all the working days and for all the school functions. The students who are slovenly dressed or not in uniform will be sent home. 8. All the boys (except Sikhs) must keep their hair short. The girls must tie their hair neatly with a green band. 9. The non-sikh boys should get their hair cut at regular intervals. The sikh boys must wear turbans in class IX and above. A patka may be worn only while playing games. 10. Care must be taken of all the school property. No student should damage any school furniture and write or draw anything on the walls. The damage done should be reported at once to the class teacher. Recovery of the damage will be made from the concerned students. 11. No books (other than text books or library books), magazines or papers should be brought to the school. 12. Lending or borrowing of money or other articles is prohibited. 13. It is not advisable to bring valuable articles (like expensive watches, fountain-pens, items of jewellery) to the school. 14. The students, who come to the school escorted, should never leave before the escort arrives. In case of delay, they should report to the school office. No child will be sent home with the escort without the I-Cards of escorts. (Pl gets I-cards made at the earliest from the school office). 15. The school reserves the right to suspend the students whose progress in the studies is unsatisfactory or whose conduct is harmful to the other students. 16. The parents and guardians of all the students should contact the teachers on PTA days to note the progress of their wards. 17. The parents and guardians must not visit their wards or teachers without the prior permission of the Principal. 18. The students should get their report Cards signed by their parents/guardians within two days of the receipt of the report cards.
School’s Hostel-‘COSMOS OF OUR OWN’
The invigorating environment of the hostel brings forth a wholesome experience for those who opt for it.
Fully air-conditioned ambience, laden with world-class facilities like recreational evenings, nutritious
food, unique „BUDDY‟ system, outings, holidays, sports-facilities, well-equipped medical and health
centre under the supervision of caring house-wardens makes the stay enjoyable. The support system, that
comprises parlour, gymnasium, laundry, reading room, helpers like plumbers, electricians etc., ensures a
comfortable stay. Workshops are organized for polishing the personalities of the students and special-
coaching classes are held under the trained personnel. Life skills are also inculcated in the students so
that they can face the challenges of the outer world without any doubt.
Transport Rules
1. All the students using the school bus are expected to be on the right side of the bus stop at least
five minutes before the arrival time of the bus.
2. The buses will not wait for the late comers.
3. The children should stay away from the main road until the bus arrives.
4. No student should come near the entry door of the bus until it has made a complete stop.
5. All students must occupy their seats immediately after boarding their buses.
6. The front door of the bus is the only authorized entrance and exit.
7. The drivers are authorized to stop buses at the designated stop only, unless otherwise directed by
the teacher in charge of the bus. The list of stops is prepared keeping in view the convenience
and safety of all bus commuters and is subject to change.
8. When the bus is in motion, the students should not move around in the bus or project any of their
body parts outside the window.
9. Objects of any kind must not be discarded inside or thrown out of the bus.
10. The students will be held responsible for any damage to the buses caused by their negligence or
vandalism.
11. No student is allowed to eat in the bus.
12. Discarding of trash or food either inside or outside buses is not permitted.
13. Unruly behaviour like shrieking and shouting is strictly prohibited. Only courteous behaviour is
expected all the time.
14. The driver's attention must not be distracted for any reason.
15. The teacher in charge of the bus and the student bus monitors are responsible for maintaining
discipline in the buses. Any serious offence must be reported to the Principal.
16. Under no circumstances will children be allowed to board another bus to fulfill social
engagements.17. No student will board the bus without the identity card.
18. The lists of the students with bus stops etc. will be available in each bus.
Note: - You can change the bus route only with the permission of the bus incharge and on payment
of the fee of Rs 200/-
Absence
1. The students, joining the school after prolonged illness, should bring a medical certificate from
their doctor along with. A copy of the same is to be submitted in the school clinic for follow up.
2. The parents should fill up the “Record for Non-Attendance” for each day the student is absent
from the school stating the reason for the absence.
3. The students, who require medical attention during school hours, may be sent by the teacher to
the school clinic with a slip/note in the almanac.
4. No one, remaining absent from the school the last day, will be admitted to the class without a
letter from the parent, addressed to the class teacher, stating the reason for the absence.
5. A leave can be granted on special grounds.
6. Repeated absence without leave or unexplained absence for more than five consecutive days
renders the students liable to have his name struck off the rolls. Re-admission may be granted
only on the payment of the fresh admission fee.
7. All the students are expected to attend school on the opening day after each of the vacations.
Those absent without sanctioned leave will be fined at the rate of Rs.25/- per day. Those absent
because of sickness must present a medical certificate before they may be admitted to the class.
8. Absence, for more than three days immediately after a vacation, renders the students liable to
pay a fine of Rs.100/- per day. After six days, the name will be struck off the rolls.
9. It is compulsory for the students to complete 80% of their attendance in the year to be eligible to
sit for their final examination. The percentage, however, could be relaxed on medical grounds.
10. No child, who is medically unfit, will be allowed to take class tests and examinations.School Uniform
Summer Uniform
Class Boys Girls
Pre-Nursery to Prep White shirt with half White shirt with short
sleeves. sleeves(soft collar)
Blue Denim shorts (not White and blue check skirt
more than 2 ½ above the White socks with blue
knees) stripes
White socks with blue Black Jogger shoes with
stripes valcro tape.
Black Jogger shoes with Apron, Napkin
valcro tape
Patkas (If worn) should be
of Navy Blue colour
Apron, Napkin
Class I to XII White shirt with half White tunic with school
sleeves.(class I-XII) emblem (class I to V)
White shorts (not more than White shirt with short
2 ½ above the knees)(class sleeves (Class VI to XII)
I-V) White skirt upto knees (VI-
White trousers(class VI- XII)
XII) Bottle green belt with
Bottle green belt with school emblem
school emblem. Bottle green hair band or
White socks with bottle ribbons(as per individual
green stripes needs)
Plain black leather shoes White socks with bottle
with laces, ( medium or green stripes
broad toe) Plain black shoes with
Black Sports shoes (for straps
PT/Games period only) Black sports shoes (for
Patka / turban (If worn) PT/Games periods only)
should be of bottle green Black cycling shorts (VI to
colour XII)
White cycling shorts I-V
Fancy clips or jewellery is not allowedWinter Uniform
Class Boys Girls
Pre-Nursery to Prep Red T.Shirt Red T.Shirt
Navy Blue Lower Navy Blue Lower
Navy Blue Jacket Navy Blue Jacket
Navy Blue Sweater Navy Blue Sweater
Navy Blue Socks Navy Blue Socks
Black Jogger shoes with Black Jogger shoes with
valcro tape valcro tape
Patkas (If worn) should be
of Navy Blue colour
Class I to XII Bottle green blazer (single Bottle green blazer (single
breast) with school emblem breast with buttons on the
(compulsory for all) opposite side) with school
Grey trousers for all emblem, (compulsory for
students of classes I-XII all)
White full sleeved shirts Grey skirts (as per pattern)
(with proper collar) till the knees
Dark green school tie. White full sleeves shirts (as
Bottle green belt with per approved pattern)
school emblem Dark green school tie.
Grey socks (with green Dark green belt with school
stripes) emblem
Plain black leather shoes Grey stocking/socks with
with laces (medium toe) green stripes
Black sports shoes (for Bottle green hair
PT/Games) period only band/ribbons (as per
Jersey (bottle green) plain individual‟s requirement)
(no patterns allowed Black leather shoes(with
„V‟ neck (sleeves optional) straps, medium toes)
Patka / turban (If worn) Black Sports shoes (for
should be of bottle green PT/Games)
colour Jersey (bottle green) plain
(no patterns allowed)
„V‟ neck (sleeves optional)
Fancy clips or jewellery is not allowedAwards
“Self-Esteem” is an important component of an intelligent mind and we, at DPS, constantly nurture it.
To further strengthen it, we have decided to make a special category of awards which, instead of
academic performance, would be based on work habits. These would help inculcate and bring out the
best in a child's personality. There will be no formal assessment. Certificate of excellence will be
awarded to meritorious students.
Criteria for Academic Awards for class I-V
Awards Criteria
100% Attendance Recognition Given to all students with 100% attendance
for the academic session.
P.C.M (Principal’s Commendation Medal) Academics (80 % Aggregate)
Sports
External Exams (80 % Aggregate)
Co-curricular Activities
Achiever Award 90% and above in academics
(aggregate)
High Achiever Cup: 90% and above in academics in all subjects.
85% and above in External
Exams/Credit/Distinction/High
Distinction/YLE
Chairman Cup 95% and above (All Subjects)
Scholar Award 98% and above in academics(aggregate)
All Rounder Trophy: 90% and above in academics (aggregate)+
90% and above in External Exams/
Credit/Distinction/High Distinction/YLE+
Activities/Sports
Wiz-Kid Awarded to students who are extremely
good in General Knowledge and awarenessCriteria for Academic Awards for classes VI-XII
Awards Criteria
Scholar Badge ( VI to VIII)
Maths, Science (A1 Grade),English, Punjabi, S.St,
3rd Language (Hindi) and IT (A2 Grade)
Attendance (A1 Grade) (91% and above)
Aggregate 9 point grade
B1 in Maths quantitative
B2 in Current Affairs
(IX)
Maths, Science (A1 Grade),English, Punjabi,
S.St(A2 Grade)
Attendance (A1 Grade) (91% and above)
Aggregate 9 point Grade
(X)
A1 in 4 Subjects in board.
GDP- 9Point
(XI)
80 % and above in 4 subjects, 75% in English
75 % attendance is compulsory
(XII)
80 % and above in 4 subjects, 75% in English
75 % attendance is compulsory
4 A1 in board exams
Scholar Blazer The students receiving scholar badge for three
consecutive years are given Scholar Blazer made to
their size by the school up to Class X
Gold Medal Gold medal is awarded to the students who have
been declared scholar for 5 years in succession.
Silver Medal Silver Medal is awarded to the students who have
been scholars for 6 years with a one year gap.
Marker Cup If the child is getting A1 grade in all subjects
(excluding additional subject), will receive a
Marker Cup.
For XI &XII- Chairman Cup Students getting highest marks in the following
subjects will be awarded Chairman Cup:
Business Studies
Accounts
Economics
English
Physics
Chemistry
Maths
Biology
Phy. Education Music
Commercial Arts
Punjabi
Computers
Political Science
Note: Only one marker cup will be given
Proficiency Award Given to the class XI students. Proficiency Award is a
book prize which is given to the 1st and 2nd position
holder of class (Commerce, Science, Humanities
Section)
Late Harsh Jindal Trophy To be given to the topper of class XII Sciences.
Late Mr. Sarjit Singh (I.P.M) Given to the topper of AISSCE (Commerce)
Memorial Trophy
Principal’s Commendation Medal A child, getting A1 in one subject and A2 in the other
subjects (excluding additional Subject) will receive
Principal‟s Commendation Medal at the time of result
Regularity Attendance Recognition Regularity Attendance Recognition is given to all
students with 95 to 100% attendance for the academic
session at the time of result.
Foreign Language Award The nominations for the award will be provided by the
teachers of the foreign language along with the
student‟s achievement
High Achiever Trophy (External The performance in the various examinations,
Exams) (IV to VI) conducted by the external authorities e.g Olympiads,
NTSE, Macmillan etc., will be taken into consideration
while selecting the candidate.
Golden Spectacle Award This Award will be given to the student who reads
maximum number of the books in the session from the
School Library.
Late Parminder Singh Gill Trophy Best Sports Man/Best Sports Woman of the year will
be awarded Late Parminder Singh Gill Trophy for
extra ordinary achievement in Sports.
Roll of Honour The students of the previous batch of class XII sign the
„Roll of Honour‟, if they fulfill the following eligibility.
Criteria –
Science Stream – 80% aggregate
Commerce Stream – 75% aggregate
Humanities Stream – 75% aggregate
Games/Sports – National Level Players
Certificate of Excellence If the student gets A1 in any subject he or she will be
awarded with certificate of excellence at the time of
result.
Roll of Excellence Award for class XII for placement in Medical/
Engineer or any prestigious institution.
Note: The school reserves the right to modify the rule without prior noticeAssessment & Examination for Classes VI-IX from Academic Year 2018-19 onwards:
Subjects Term-1 (100 marks Term-1 (100 marks
(1st half of the session) (2nd half of the session)
20 marks Periodic Assessment+80 20 marks Periodic Assessment+
marks for Half Yearly Exam 80 marks for Half Yearly Exam
PA 20 marks Half Yearly Exam PA 20 marks Yearly Exam
Language – 1 Periodic Written Periodic Written exam
Test 10 exam for Test 10 for 80 marks
Language – 2 marks with 80 marks marks with with syllabus
syllabus with syllabus coverage as
Language – 3 covered till syllabus covered till below:
announceme covered till announceme
Mathematics nt of test announce nt of test Class VI: 10% of
dates by ment of dates by 1st term covering
Science school Half yearly school significant
Exam topics+entire
Social Science Notebook dates by Notebook syllabus of 2nd
submission 5 school submission 5 term
Any other marks at marks at
subjects term end term end Class VII: 20%
of 1st term
Sub Sub covering
Enrichment Enrichment significant
5 marks at 5 marks at topics+entire
term end term end syllabus of 2nd
term
Class VIII: 30%
of 1st term
covering
significant
topics+entire
syllabus of 2nd
term
Class IX: entire
course of 1st
term & 2nd termRestoring of class X Board Examination w.e.f. the Academic Year 2018-19
The dual Scheme of examination for Class X (Scheme I & Scheme II) shall stand
discontinued for the students appearing in class X from the Academic year 2018-19 and
onwards. The examination from the Academic Year 2018-19 and onwards would be
conducted as per the remodeled assessment structure explained below:
A) Remodeled assessment structure effective from Academic Year 2018-19 for Class X:
1. Scholastic Area
Total 100 marks
(Syllabus for assessment will be only Class X)
Subjects 80 marks 20 Marks
(Board (Internal Assessment)
Examination) Student has to secure 33% marks out of overall 20
Student has to marks earmarked in each subject
secure 33% marks Periodic test Notebook Subject
out of 80 marks in (10 marks) Submission Enrichment
each subject (5 marks) Activity (5
marks)
(i) (ii) (iii)
Language 1 Board will conduct Periodic written This will cover: Speaking and
Class X test, restricted to Regularity listening skills
Language 2 examination for 80 three in each Assignment Speaking and
marks in each subject in an Completion listening skills
Science subject covering academic year. Neatness & Practical Lab
100% syllabus of upkeep of work
Mathematics the subject of Class Average of the notebook Maths Lab
X only. best two tests to Practical
Social Science be taken for Map work and
Marks and grades final marks Project work
both will be submission.
awarded for
individual subjects.
9-point grading will
be same as followed
by the board in
Class XII
6th Additional Foundation of I.T. Hindustani Music
Subject Board Class-X Exam – 40 Marks Board Class – X Exam – 25 Marks
OR Practical – 75 Marks
Practical – 60 Marksi. Periodic test (10 marks):
ii. The school should conduct three periodic written tests in the entire academic year
and the average of the best two will be taken. The schools have the autonomy to
make its own schedule. However, for the purpose of gradient learning, three tests
may be held as one being the mid-term test and other the two being pre mid and
post midterm with portion of syllabus cumulatively covered. The gradually
increasing portion of contents would prepare students acquire confidence for
appearing in the Board examination with 100% syllabus. The school will take the
average of the best two tests for final marks submission.
II. Notebook Submission (5 marks):
i. Notebook submission as a part of internal assessment is aimed at enhancing
seriousness of students towards preparing note for the topics being taught in the
classroom as well as assignments. This also addresses the critical aspect of
regularity, punctuality, neatness and notebook upkeep.
III. Subject Enrichment Activities (5 marks):
i. These are subject specific application activities aimed at enrichment of the
understanding and skill development. These activities are to be recorded
internally by respective subject teachers.
For Languages: Activities conducted for subject enrichment in languages should aim at
equipping the learner to develop effective speaking and listening skills.
For Mathematics: The listed laboratory activities and projects as given in the prescribed
publication of CBSE / NCERT may be followed.
For Science: The listed practical works / activities may be carried out as prescribed by
the CBSE in the curriculum.
For Social science: Map and project work may be undertaken as prescribed by the CBSE
in the curriculum.
2. Co-scholastic Activities:
Activity To be graded on a 5 point Areas and Objectives
scale (as prescribed in the scheme of studies for
(A-E) in school subjects of Internal assessment)
Work Education By the concerned teacher Work education is a distinct curricular area
or Pre- for students for participation in social,
Vocational economic and welfare activities. Student gets
Education a sense of community service and develops
self-reliance.
(for Pre-vocational education as per Scheme
of Studies)
Art Education By the VA/PA or the Art Education constitutes an important area of
concerned teacher curricular activity for development of
wholesome personality of the students.
Students will select one or more forms of
creative arts.
Health & By the PE Teacher Health & Physical activity preferably sports
Physical must be given a regular period. Students
Education should be provided opportunities to get
professionally trained in the area of theirinterest. Indigenous sports, yoga and NCC
must be encouraged in the schools creating a
sense of physical fitness, discipline,
sportsmanship, patriotism, self sacrifice and
health care.
3. Discipline (Attendance, Sincerity, Behaviour, Values):
Discipline significantly impacts careers shaping and it helps build character. Sincerity, good
behaviour and values develop strength and foster unity and co-operation. Therefore, the element
of discipline has been introduced. Class teacher will be responsible for grading the students on
Five-point scale (A to E).
The internal assessment comprising 20 marks (10+5+5) entails objectivity and a structure
approach. For a holistic assessment, the teachers are expected to make it an effective tool.School is offering following streams for class XI in the new session 2018-2019
Medical Non-Medical
Subjects: Subjects:
1. English Core (301)
1. English Core (301) 2. Physics (042)
2. Physics (042) 3. Chemistry (043)
3. Chemistry (043) 4. Mathematics (041)
4. Biology (044) 5. Physical Education (048) / Informatics
5. Physical Education (048) / Informatics Practice (065) / Music (034) /
Practice(065) /Music (034) / Commercial Arts (052)
Commercial Arts (052)
Commerce with Maths Commerce without Maths
Subjects: Subjects:
1. English Core (301) 1. English Core (301)
2. Accountancy (055) 2. Accountancy (055)
3. Business Studies (054) 3. Business Studies (054)
4. Physical Education (048) / 4. Physical Education (048) /
Mathematics (041)/Comm.Arts(052) Commercial Arts (052)
5. Economics (030) / Informatics 5. Economics (030) / Informatics Practice (065) /
Practice (065) Music (034)
Humanities
Subjects:
1. English Core (301)
2. Political Science (028) /
Commercial Arts (052)
3. Business Studies (054) /
Punjabi (104) / Sociology
4. Physical Education (048) /
Mathematics (041)/Commercial
Arts(052)
5. Economics (030) / Music (034) /
Informatics Practice (065)Examination Schedule
Classes 1st Term Half Yearly Pre-Pre Boards Pre Boards Finals
Dates as
10th July – 20th 3rd Oct – 17th Oct 15th Dec – 24th 15th Jan – 28th
XII specified by
July 2018 2018 Dec 2018 Jan 2019
C.B.S.E
10th Sept – Sept
XI 2018 -- --
3rd Oct – 17th Oct Dates as
10th July – 20th 15th Dec – 24th 15th Jan – 28th
X 2018 specified by
July2018 Dec 2018 Jan 2019
C.B.S.E
10th Sept – 24th
IX -- Sept 2018 -- --
10th Sept – 24th 25th Feb-15th
VI-VIII -- -- --
Sept 2018 March 2019
Yearly Activities
Month Class I to V Class VI to XII
April Environment Week Environment Week
May English literary Week- English literary Week/ Laburnum
Laburnum Festival/E-Week Festival/E-Week
July French Festival French Festival
August - Scholar Badge/ Commerce Festival
September Hindi Diwas -
October Hindi Literary Week Hindi Literary Week
November Science Week Art & Craft/ Punjabi Literary Festival
December Social Science Festival Social Science Festival
January Art Festival -Assessment tests are conducted on every Wednesday as per the following Schedule:-
Date I II III IV V
25th April English English English English English
2nd May Hindi Hindi Hindi Hindi Hindi
9th May Maths Maths Maths Science Science
16th May EVS EVS EVS Maths Maths
23rd May Punjabi Punjabi Punjabi S.St S.St
30thMay Computer Computer Computer Punjabi Punjabi
25th July G.K G.K G.K G.K G.K
1st Aug M. Maths M. Maths M. Maths Computer Computer
8th Aug List. List. List. List. French
Speaking Speaking Speaking Speaking
16thAug (Thurs.) English English English English English
22nd Aug Hindi Hindi Hindi Hindi Hindi
29th Aug Maths Maths Maths Maths Maths
5th Sep EVS EVS EVS Science Science
12th Sep Punjabi Punjabi Punjabi S.St S.St
19th Sep M.Maths M.Maths M.Maths Punjabi Punjabi
26th Sep Value Value Value Value List.
Education Education Education Education Speaking
3rd Oct List. List. List. M.Maths M.Maths
Speaking Speaking Speaking
10th Oct English English English English English
17th Oct Hindi Hindi Hindi Hindi Hindi
25th Oct (Thurs.) Maths Maths Maths Science Science
31st Oct G.K G.K G.K G.K G.K
21st Nov EVS EVS EVS Maths Maths
28th Nov Punjabi Punjabi Punjabi S.St S.St
5th Dec Computer Computer Computer Punjabi Punjabi
12th Dec M.Maths M.Maths M.Maths Computer Computer
19th Dec List. List. List. List. French
Speaking Speaking Speaking Speaking
26th Dec English English English English English
23rd Jan Hindi Hindi Hindi Hindi Hindi
30th Jan Maths Maths Maths Science Science
6th Feb EVS EVS EVS Maths Maths
13th Feb Punjabi Punjabi Punjabi S.St S.St
20th Feb M.Maths M.Maths M.Maths Punjabi Punjabi
27th Feb List. List. List. M.Maths M.Maths
Speaking Speaking SpeakingMonday Test Schedule VI - VIII
Session 2017-18
CYCLE -I
DATE Class VI Class VII Class VIII
17TH APRIL( Tuesday) ENGLISH HINDI PUNJABI
23RD APRIL HINDI PUNJABI ENGLISH
30TH APRIL PUNJABI ENGLISH HINDI
7TH MAY MATHS SCIENCE SST
14TH MAY SCIENCE SST MATHS
18TH MAY MENTAL MATH MENTAL MATH MENTAL MATH
21ST MAY SST MATHS SCIENCE
25TH MAY CURRENT AFFAIRS CURRENT AFFAIRS CURRENT AFFAIRS
28TH MAY I.T I.T I.T
CYCLE -II
DATE Class VI Class VII Class VIII
30TH JULY ENGLISH HINDI PUNJABI
6TH AUG HINDI PUNJABI ENGLISH
13TH AUG PUNJABI ENGLISH HINDI
17TH AUG I.T I.T I.T
20TH AUG MATHS SCIENCE SST
24TH AUG (FRIDAY) MENTAL MATH MENTAL MATH MENTAL MATH
27TH AUG SCIENCE SST MATHS
31ST AUG (FRIDAY) CURRENT AFFAIRS CURRENT AFFAIRS CURRENT
AFFAIRS
4THSEPT SST MATHS SCIENCE
(TUESDAY)
CYCLE -III
DATE Class VI Class VII Class VIII
8TH OCTOBER ENGLISH HINDI PUNJABI
15TH OCTOBER HINDI PUNJABI ENGLISH
22ND OCTOBER PUNJABI ENGLISH HINDI
29TH OCTOBER MATHS SCIENCE SST
12TH NOVEMBER SCIENCE SST MATHS
19TH NOVEMBER SST MATHS SCIENCE
23RD NOV (FRIDAY) MENTAL MATH MENTAL MATH MENTAL MATH
26TH NOV I.T I.T I.T
30TH NOV(FRIDAY) CURRENT AFFAIRS CURRENT AFFAIRS CURRENT
AFFAIRS
CYCLE -IV
DATE Class VI Class VII Class VIII
3RD DECEMBER ENGLISH HINDI PUNJABI
10TH DECEMBER HINDI PUNJABI ENGLISH
17TH DECEMBER PUNJABI ENGLISH HINDI
26TH DECEMBER MATHS SCIENCE SST
14TH JANUARY SCIENCE SST MATHS
18TH JAN MENTAL MATH MENTAL MATH MENTAL MATH
( FRIDAY)
21ST JANUARY SST MATHS SCIENCE
25TH JANUARY CURRENT AFFAIRS CURRENT AFFAIRS CURRENT AFFAIRS
( FRIDAY)
28TH JANUARY I.T I.T I.TMonday Test Schedule (IX &XI)
SESSION: 2017- 2018
Assessment Date IX XI(Science) XI(Commerce) XI(Humanities)
Cycle-I
MT 23rd Apr English - - -
MT 30th April Science - - -
FRIDAY 4th May I.T - - -
MT 7th May PUNJABI/HINDI - - -
MT 14th May SOCIAL SCIENCE - - -
MT 21st May Maths - - -
Cycle-II CYCLE-I
MT 23rd July English English English English
MT 30th July Science Physics Accounts Pol.Sc/Comm Art
FRIDAY 3rd Aug I.T - - -
MT 6th Aug PUNJABI/HINDI Chemistry B.Studies Punjabi/Socio.
MT 13th Aug SOCIAL SCIENCE Maths/Bio Economics I.P/Music
MT 21st Aug Maths CA/Music/ Maths/P.Ed Maths/P.Ed
P.Ed/I.P
Cycle-III CYCLE-II
MT 27th Aug English English English English
MT 4th Sept Science Physics Accounts Pol.Sc/Comm Art
FRIDAY 5th Oct I.T - - -
MT 8th Oct PUNJABI/HINDI Chemistry B.Studies Punjabi/Socio.
MT 15th Oct SOCIAL SCIENCE Maths/Bio Economics I.P/Music
MT 22nd Oct Maths CA/Music/ Maths/P.Ed Maths/P.Ed
P.Ed/I.P
Cycle-IV CYCLE-III
MT 29th Oct English English English English
MT 19th Nov Science Physics Accounts Pol.Sc/Comm Art
MT 26th Nov PUNJABI/HINDI Chemistry B.Studies Punjabi/Socio.
FRIDAY 30th Nov I.T - - -
MT 3rd Dec SOCIAL SCIENCE Maths/Bio Economics I.P/Music
MT 10th Dec Maths CA/Music/ Maths/P.Ed Maths/P.Ed
P.Ed/I.PMonday Test Schedule (X & XII)
SESSION: 2018- 2019
Assessmen Date X XII(SCIENCE) XII(COMMERCE) XII(HUMANITIES)
t
Cycle-I
MT 19th March 2018 ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH
MT 26th March 2018 SCIENCE PHY.EDU/I.T/ PHY.EDU/MATHS/ PHY.EDU/MATHS
COMM ART/MUSIC COMM ART
FRIDAY 30th March 2018 I.T - - -
MT 2nd April 2018 PUNJABI/HINDI PHYSICS ACCOUNTS POL SC/COMM ART
MT 9th April 2018 SOCIAL SCIENCE CHEMISTRY B.ST/PUN./SOCIO. B.ST/PUN./SOCIO.
MT 17th April 2018 M5ATHS BIO/MATHS ECO/IT/MUSIC ECO/IT/MUSIC
(Tuesday)
CYCLE-II
MT 23rd April 2018 ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH
MT 30th April 2018 SCIENCE PHY.EDU/I.T/ PHY.EDU/MATHS/ PHY.EDU/MATHS
COMM ART/MUSIC COMM ART
FRIDAY 4th May 2018 I.T - - -
MT 7th May 2018 PUNJABI/HINDI PHYSICS ACCOUNTS POL SC/COMM ART
MT 14th May 2018 SOCIAL SCIENCE CHEMISTRY B.ST/PUN./SOCIO. B.ST/PUN./SOCIO.
MT 21st May 2018 MATHS BIO/MATHS ECO/IT/MUSIC ECO/IT/MUSIC
10TH JULY – 20TH JULY (IST TERM EXAM)
CYCLE-III
MT 30th July 2018 ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH
MT 6th Aug 2018 SCIENCE PHY.EDU/I.T/ PHY.EDU/MATHS/ PHY.EDU/MATHS
COMM ART/MUSIC COMM ART
FRIDAY 10th Aug 2018 I.T - - -
MT 13th Aug 2018 PUNJABI/HINDI PHYSICS ACCOUNTS POL SC/COMM ART
MT 21st Aug 2018 SOCIAL SCIENCE CHEMISTRY B.ST/PUN./SOCIO. B.ST/PUN./SOCIO.
MT 27th Aug 2018 MATHS BIO/MATHS ECO/IT/MUSIC ECO/IT/MUSIC
CYCLE-IV
MT 4th Sept 2018 ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH
MT 10th Sept 2018 SCIENCE PHY.EDU/I.T/ PHY.EDU/MATHS/ PHY.EDU/MATHS
COMM ART/MUSIC COMM ART
FRIDAY 14th Sept 2018 I.T - - -
MT 17th Sept 2018 PUNJABI/HINDI PHYSICS ACCOUNTS POL SC/COMM ART
MT 24th Sept 2018 SOCIAL SCIENCE CHEMISTRY B.ST/PUN./SOCIO. B.ST/PUN./SOCIO.
MT 1st Oct 2018 MATHS BIO/MATHS ECO/IT/MUSIC ECO/IT/MUSIC
3RD OCT – 17TH OCT (HALF YEARLY EXAMS)
Cycle-V
MT 29th Oct 2018 ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH
MT 12th Nov 2018 SCIENCE PHY.EDU/I.T/ PHY.EDU/MATHS/ PHY.EDU/MATHS
COMM ART/MUSIC COMM ART
FRIDAY 16th Nov 2018 I.T - - -
MT 19th Nov 2018 PUNJABI/HINDI PHYSICS ACCOUNTS POL SC/COMM ART
MT 26th Nov 2018 SOCIAL SCIENCE CHEMISTRY B.ST/PUN./SOCIO. B.ST/PUN./SOCIO.
MT 3rd Dec 2018 MATHS BIO/MATHS ECO/IT/MUSIC ECO/IT/MUSICInter Class Life Skill Activities (2018-2019)
Class I
Subject Activity Date
EVS Germ Alert 19/04/2018
English Icebreaker For Beginners 26/04/2018
Art &Craft Cup Cake With Clay Modelling 03/05/2018
Maths In Tune With Time 10/05/2018
Hindi Sulekh Rachna 17/05/2018
Punjabi Sunder Sulekh 24/05/2018
Music Meri Awaaz Suno 31/05/2018
Dance Movers And Shakers 26/07/2018
Computers Technopainter 02/08/2018
Health Sanitization 09/08/2018
Environment Wind Up Truck 16/08/2018
G.K. People Who Changed The World 23/08/2018
Value Education Even Enemies Can Be Friends 30/08/2018
EVS Big And Small ,Safety Is For All 06/09/2018
English Spellathon 13/09/2018
Art &Craft Paper Craft Chick 20/09/2018
Maths The Dare Game 27/09/2018
Hindi Nanhe Kavi 04/10/2018
Punjabi Dadi Maan Dian Kahaniyaan 11/10/2018
Music Diversity In Folk Music 25/10/2018
Computers Play With Mouse 01/11/2018
Health My Food Platter 15/11/2018
Environment Leaf Rainbow 22/11/2018
G.K. Talk Show 29/11/2018
Dance Aaja Nach Le 06/12/2018
Value Education Slow And Steady Wins The Race 13/12/2018
EVS Clean And Green Is Our Perfect Dream 20/12/2018
English Vocabulary Building 27/12/2018
Maths Let’s Shop 17/01/2019
24/01/2019
Hindi Suno Meri Kahaani
07/02/2019
Punjabi Kaav KiariClass II
Subject Activity Date
EVS Self Care For Better Living 19/04/2018
English Sentence Race 26/04/2018
Art &Craft Pom Pom Making With Paper/Wool 03/05/2018
Maths My Holiday Packet 10/05/2018
Hindi Meri Kalpana ,Mere Khwab 17/05/2018
Punjabi 24/05/2018
Gurmukhi Hath Likhat
Dance 31/05/2018
Let’s Nacho
Music 26/07/2018
Meri Awaaz Suno
Computers 02/08/2018
Teaching Keyboarding
Health 09/08/2018
Nutrition Mission
Environment 16/08/2018
Recycling Tips & Tricks
G.K. 23/08/2018
Bravery Award Winners
Value Education 30/08/2018
What Makes You A Good Friend
EVS 06/09/2018
My Food Platter
English 13/09/2018
Pantomime
Art &Craft 20/09/2018
Button Art
Maths 27/09/2018
My Daily Routine
Hindi 04/10/2018
Ritu Gaan
Punjabi 11/10/2018
Shabdan Di Khed
Music Diversity In Folk Music 25/10/2018
Computers 01/11/2018
Technopainter
Health 15/11/2018
Sanitization
Environment 22/11/2018
Worth & Worst Eco Skills( Quiz)
G.K. 29/11/2018
FAQ Session
Dance 06/12/2018
Aaja Nach Le
Value Education 13/12/2018
Lending A Helping Hand To Others
EVS 20/12/2018
Festive Gallery
27/12/2018
English Word Platform
17/01/2019
Maths What’s The Number
24/01/2019
Hindi Rashtra Naman
07/02/2019
Punjabi Ubharde KaviClass III
Subject Activity Date
EVS Earth And Its Friends 19/04/2018
English Poetry Junction 26/04/2018
Art &Craft Fairy With Shuttlecock 03/05/2018
Maths Top Spinner 10/05/2018
Hindi Shabd Rachna 17/05/2018
Punjabi Suche Moti 24/05/2018
Music Meri Awaaz Suno 31/05/2018
Dance Let’s Nacho 26/07/2018
Computers Mercedes Benz 02/08/2018
Health Healthy Bowl 09/08/2018
Environment Be Organic 16/08/2018
G.K. Sobriquets In Sports 23/08/2018
Value Education Everybody Is Unique 30/08/2018
EVS Entertainment .Com 06/09/2018
English Let’s Dramatize 13/09/2018
Art &Craft Flower With Match Sticks 20/09/2018
Maths Quiz-O- Mania 27/09/2018
Hindi Nanha Kahanikar 04/10/2018
Punjabi Kalpana Di Udaari 11/10/2018
Music Diversity In Folk Music 25/10/2018
Computers Story Starters 01/11/2018
Health Nature Nurture 15/11/2018
Environment Great Pioneers 22/11/2018
G.K. Amazing Fauna 29/11/2018
Dance Aaja Nach Le 06/12/2018
Value Education Value Store 13/12/2018
EVS Young Scientists 20/12/2018
English News Today 27/12/2018
Maths Fraction Fold 17/01/2019
Hindi Kya Kehte Hain Chitr 24/01/2019
Punjabi Chitar Katha 07/02/2019Inter Class Activities will be held on 1st & 2nd Friday of every month
Class IV
Subject Activity Date
Maths Operation Drill 20/04/2018
Art &Craft Puppet Making 27/04/2018
English Guessing Game 04/05/2018
Hindi Aao Sur Se Sur Milaein 11/05/2018
Punjabi Naara Lekhan 27/07/2018
Science Greenhouse Effect 03/08/2018
Health Natural Cures 10/08/2018
Environment Precious Heritage 07/09/2018
S.St. Recreate Your State 14/09/2018
Value Education Look Into Yourself 05/10/2018
G.K. The Maze Game 12/10/2018
Music Meri Awaaz Suno 02/11/2018
Dance Movers And Shakers 07/12/2018
Computers Keyboard Drills 14/12/2018
Class V
Subject Activity Date
Maths Number Hunt 20/04/2018
Art &Craft Dangler Craft With Paper 27/04/2018
English ‘The Best Part Of Me’ 04/05/2018
Hindi Chitr Varnan 11/05/2018
Punjabi Akaashvaani Amritsar Ton 27/07/2018
Science Fabricating Fossils 03/08/2018
Health Mysteries Of Nature 10/08/2018
Environment The Global Effect 07/09/2018
S.St. Building Landforms 14/09/2018
Value Education Non – Violence (The Right Way 05/10/2018
To Life)
G.K. Notables In India 12/10/2018
Music Suron Ki Bela 02/11/2018
Dance Movers And Shakers 07/12/2018
French Les mois de l’annee et des saisons 14/12/2018
Computers Techno Me 18/01/2018Class VI
SUBJECT/ OCASSION ACTIVITY DATE
Computers Classroom/ Hashtags 20/04/2018
English Making a book Cover 27/04/2018
Hindi Picture Composition 04/05/2018
Maths Brain Booster 11/05/2018
Science Quiz 27/07/2018
Punjabi Story Telling 03/08/2018
Social Science Weapon making 10/08/2018
French Presentez-vous 07/09/2018
G.K Quiz 14/09/2018
Art and Craft Mirror Decoration 05/10/2018
Music Desh Prem ke geet 12/10/2018
Dance Expressions 02/11/2018
Environment Nature of Canvas 07/12/2018
Computers Techno Talks 14/12/2018
English Twist a tale with a prop 18/01/2019
Class VII
SUBJECT/ OCASSION ACTIVITY DATE
English Vocabulary 20/04/2018
Hindi Mera Anubhav(ghatna varnan) 27/04/2018
Maths In tune with equations 04/05/2018
Science Science hacks 11/05/2018
Punjabi Drish da Pragtava 27/07/2018
Social Science Tribal Art 03/08/2018
French Image Coller et I etiquetage 10/08/2018
G.K Collage making(inspirational 07/09/2018
quote)
Art and Craft Rock Art 14/09/2018
Music Western Band 05/10/2018
Dance Lok naach/nritya 12/10/2018
Environment Biodiversity-value of nature 02/11/2018
Computers What in the world is that? 07/12/2018
English Debate 14/12/2018
Hindi Sookti Lekhan 18/01/2019Class VIII
SUBJECT/ OCASSION ACTIVITY DATE
Hindi Chitra Varnan(Lekhan 20/04/2018
Abhivyakti)
Maths Be an investigator 27/04/2018
Science Science in everyday life 04/05/2018
Punjabi Itihaas Bolda Hai 11/05/2018
Poster making on Wild life 27/07/2018
Social Science
Conservation
G.K Collage making(inspirational 03/08/2018
quotes of great Personalities of
World)
Art and Craft Acrylic Paintings on cloth 10/08/2018
Music Doha Vachan 07/09/2018
Dance Expressions 14/09/2018
Environment E-Waste W-wareness 05/10/2018
Computers Tech Dictionary 12/10/2018
English Two Minutes Debate 02/11/2018
Hindi Kavita Vachan 07/12/2018
Maths 3D Shapes 14/12/2018
Science Model Making 18/01/2019YEARLY ACTIVITIES
Month Class I to V
April Environment Week
May English literary Week-
Laburnum Festival/E-Week
July French Festival
August -
September Hindi Diwas
October Hindi Literary Week
November Science Week
December Social Science Festival
January Art FestivalField Trips
Historical Places
Golden Temple
Jallianwala Bagh
Khatkar Kalaan (Shaheed Bhagat Singh Nagar)
Shri Anandpur Sahib
Goindwal Sahib
Tarn Taran Sahib
Khadoor Sahib
Dera Baba Nanak (Chola Sahib)
Kartarpur Sahib
Kalanaur
Maharaja Ranjit Singh Panorama
Sultanpur Lodhi
Industrial Places/Places of Economic
Rail Coach Factory-Kapurthala
and Commercial Importance
Printing Press-Tribune
OCM (Textile Industrial Unit)
Pushpa Gujral Science City
Geographical Places
Harike Pattan (Wet Land)
Beas River Site
Bhakhra Nangal Dam
Students will survey agricultural fields during three
different agricultural seasonsCounseling Services The school counselor helps every student improve in areas of academic achievements, personal and social development and career planning. She addresses the academic and developmental needs of all students by collaborating with the students, the parents, the school staff and the community. Knowledge, understanding and skill in these domains are developed through classroom instruction, appraisal, consultation, counseling, coordination, and collaboration. The topics of character education, diversity and multiculturalism and school safety are important areas of focus for the school counselor. The CCE Assessment of the students of the classes IX and X is done using the guidelines provided by the CBSE Board. Questionnaires, based on psychometric criteria, were developed based on these guidelines which were then filled in by th students. The final assessment was done using the input received from the questionnaires as well as the teachers‟ objective observations of the students throughout the school year. Life Skills As per the CBSE guidelines, life skills for personal growth and development are an integral part of the school‟s curriculum. Interpersonal communication skills, empathy, cooperation, teamwork, advocacy skills, decision-making, critical thinking, skills for managing stress, Time management, coping skills like anger management etc. and self-assessment comprises the crux of life-skills. Its methodology also covers brain-storming sessions, debates, playing varied games and sports thereby enhancing the overall personality of the students. Students Council Students Council at Delhi Public School, Amritsar works to facilitate all events and resolves relevant issues so as to faster a sense of pride and community within the school. It works regularity with the school administration to facilitate positive school environment for students and staff. At DPS Amritsar student council is involved in the school functions beyond just their class rooms. Students selected for the student council become the role model for other students. It is considered to be one of the highest honour and position to be a part of student council.
Co-Curricular Activities
All health and fitness activities are included in school curriculum from class 1 onwards.
Kho-kho, skipping, hoopla, running are practiced during Physical Education period.
Sports Activities
st rd
1 to 3 4 & 5th
th
6th to 10th
Skating Skating Basket Ball
Chess Chess Skating
Karate Karate Cricket
Cricket Cricket Football
Football Football Chess
Badminton Table Tennis Badminton
Basket Ball Table Tennis
Badminton Karate
Volley Ball
Shooting
Marching and daily exercise is compulsory for all.
Performing /Visual Art
Music Activities Dance Activities (4th to 6th) Performing/Visual Art (7th & 8th)
(4 to 6)
Guitar/ Folk Dance /Classical Vocal Music
Violin Dance Tabla
Tabla Choreography/Western Guitar/ Violin/Western Band
Vocal Dance Classical/Folk Dance
Music Choreography/Western Dance
Casio
S.U.P.W
Clubs
1st to 3rd 4th to 5th
Yummy Chefs Art & Craft Club-The Creators Art
Little Writers Club/Calligraphy/Public Cooking without fire-Yummy Chefs
Speaking Readers Club-Book Program & Little
The Creators Art Writers Club-Calligraphy
Muddy Hands Club- Environment Computer club-Tech Roadies
Quest & Discovery Club Environment & Health Club-Muddy Hands
Multicultural Club Hindi Club-Devnagri
Ikebana Club Folk Dance
Tabla6th to 8th 6th to 8th
Hindi/Punjabi SST
Folk Dance-Kikli/ Theatre Club Heritage
Punjabi Club-Sada Virsa Quiz
Hindi Club-Devnagri Quest Club & Heritage /Philately-Dhrohar
Maths& Science English
Olympiad & Quiz Creative
Science Club- ATAL Debate
Computer Operations Public Speaking
Health Nutritious & Environment Magazine
Remedial-Maths Readers Club-Book Program & Little Writers
Club-Calligraphy
Cooking without fire-Yummy Chefs
Art & Craft club-The Creators Art
9th & 10th
Maths& Science English
Olympiad & Quiz Creative
Science Club- ATAL Debate
Computer Operations Public Speaking
Health & Nutritious Magazine
Environment
Withdrawals
1. If a child has to be withdrawn from school, the parents are requested to give one month‟s notice in
writing, failing which, one month‟s fee will be charged in lieu thereof. Exception may be made in
case of a sudden transfer of government or military personnel.
2. Those who leave the school in May must in all cases pay the fees for the month of June.
3. Transfer certificates for children withdrawn are not issued until all dues are settled.
4. The students can be asked to leave the school on the following grounds.
a) Disciplinary
b) Unsatisfactory progress in work.
c) Detention or repeated detention in a class.
As a rule only those students will be retained on the roll of the school who can take the school
leaving examination under 18 years of age.
5. A student who fails twice in the same class will not be permitted to continue his/her studies in the
school.Punishments
Blue Card
Habitually late or improperly dressed students will be put on this card for a week and will not be taken
off the blue card till an improvement is visible.
Yellow Card
Serious offences which reflect adversely on the student‟s conduct e.g. breaking bounds, disobedience,
telling lies, indicate the punishment of a yellow card which deprives the offender of availing any
privilege in the school for a week. He/She is not allowed to attend any programme, picnic or outing
while on a yellow card.
The issuance of three yellow cards in an academic year, in quick succession, may lead to the expulsion
of the offender from the school on disciplinary grounds.
Promotion
The promotion is granted on the basis of the whole year‟s performance of the pupil as per the following
criterion:
1. Pass Percentage 45% in each subject and 50%
in the aggregate
2. Compartment If a child fails in one or
two subjects, he/she will be
given a retest. However, if the
child fails to clear the
compartment, he/she will be
detained.
3. Detention Failure in more than two
subjects will result in
detention.
4. Transfer Certificate Compulsory TC will be issued
if a child fails three times in the same class.
5. Attendance Minimum attendance
required is 75%.
6. Medical Cases Exams along with
compartment cases. No
chance will be given later on.
7. Attendance for Medical Cases Minimum attendance required
is 60%.ACTIVITY CALENDER 2018-19
(PN-Prep)
April 2018
Theme: All About Me
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thur Fri Sat
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
- New Session - Special
Assembly by
Teachers
8 9 10 11 12 13 14
- Assembly on - Yoga / - Special - Baisakhi
“Knowing your Meditation Assembly on (Holiday)
School” (Prep- Baisakhi
A)
15 16 17 18 19 20 21
- Founder‟s - Assembly on - Yoga/Meditation - Combined
Day “My Amazing Assembly on
Body” (Prep - “Every day is
B) Earth Day”
22 23 24 25 26 27 28
- Earth Day - Assembly on - Pre Nur Day - - Assembly on - P.T.A
“Camping with “Rosy Red Day” “Mera
my 5 senses” Aashiyana”
(Prep - C) (Nur-A)
29 30
Important Days: Baisakhi - 14th April, PTA (Pre Nur – Prep) - 28th AprilMay 2018
Theme: Health and Fitness
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thur Fri Sat
1 2 3 4 5
- Yoga – for - Dance/Aerobics - Assembly on
healthier “you are what
generation you eat”- The
magic of
Nutrition (Nur-
C)
6 7 8 9 10 11 12
- Assembly on - Dance/Aerobics - Special - Mother‟s Day
“The power of Assembly on
Handwashing” Mom – My
(Prep-A) Sunshine
13 14 15 16 17 18 19
- Assembly on - Pre-Nur Day - Assembly on
“Dairy Basket” “Sunny Yellow “In the
(Prep-B) Day” Orchard”
(Prep-C)
20 21 22 23 24 25 26
- Assembly on - Dance/Aerobics - Assembly on
“Stay Fit and be a “Brush your
Hit” (Nur-A) teeth please”
(Nur-B)
27 28 29 30 31
- Dance/Aerobics
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