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DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL
CONTENTS
Topic
Sr. No.
Page No.
1
General Information
04
2
A Brief Background
05
3
Use of Your Almanac
06
4
Student Personal Information
07
5
Pledge
08
6
National Anthem
08
7
Saraswati Vandana
09
8
School Anthem
09
9
All Things Bright And Beautiful
10
10
Try, Try Again
11
11
My Child
12
12
From The Principal's Desk
13
13
School Agreement
14
14
Calendar 2015-16
16
15
List of Holidays
18
16
Anti-Bullying Policy
19
17
Guidelines To Parents
20
18
Medical Guidance
22
19
Medical Card of The Child
23
20
Help Available To Parents
24
21
Parents Teachers Meeting Schedule
25
22
Parent Teacher Meeting Information
26
23
DPSR Expects Its Students To
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24
I Am Special So I...
28
25
Helping Your Child With Homework
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Topic
Sr. No.
Page No.
26
School Transport
30
27
School Uniform
31
28
Withdrawal Procedures
33
29
Attendance
34
30
School Outings
34
31
International Students' Educational Exchange
34
32
School Houses
35
33
School Honours And Awards
36
34
Activities At School
37
35
School Publications
38
36
Major Events of The School
38
37
Sports Activity Planner
39
38
CCA Schedule (Junior)
40
39
CCA Schedule (Senior)
42
40
Departmental Activity
42
41
Grading System
43
42
Promotion Policy for Class XI
45
43
Assessment Schedule (Junior)
46
44
Assessment Schedule (Senior)
47
45
Teacher's / Headmistress'/ Vice-Principal's / Principal's Remark
51
46
Sick Room Admission Record
59
47
Absence Notes
60
48
Notes
63
49
Time Table
97
50
Student Personal Information (Perforated sheet)
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DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL
GENERAL INFORMATION
Affiliation No.
Postal Address
:
:
Phone No
Admission Enquiry No
Fax No
E-mail
Website
:
:
:
:
:
3330076
Delhi Public School, Semariya, Baloda Bazar Road,
Raipur – 493111 (C.G.)
(0771) 2284801 / 02 / 03
8223039997 / 98
(0771) 2284804
[email protected]
http://www.dpsraipur.com
Pre Primary (Mon-Sat)
I – V (Mon-Fri)
Nur – V (Sat)
VI –XII (Mon-Fri)
VI –X (Sat)
XI –XII (Sat)
:
:
:
:
:
:
School Timings
8:45 am to 12:10 pm
8:45 am to 2:15 pm
8:45 am to 11.30 am
7:10 am to 12:30 pm
7:10 am to 1:20 pm
7:10 am to 11:30 am
Note :
(i) Reporting time: VI to XII (7:10 am) and Nursery to V (8:40 am)
(ii) Entry to the school campus will not be permitted after 7:15 am ( VI to XII)
and 8:45 am (Nur to V)
(iii) As per weather condition, the timing may vary and the same will be intimated in
advance through school website.
Nur-V
VI –XII
:
:
Working Days
Monday to Saturday (2nd Saturday off)
Monday to Saturday
Fee Installment Dates
Fee Counter Office Hours
Circular
:
:
:
1st to 10th of April, July, October, January
Monday to Saturday (9:00 am to 1:00 pm)
School Website
Principal
:
Vice Principal
:
Headmistress
:
Faculty
:
Note
:
Visiting Hours
Tue, Thu, Sat (8:00 am to 9:00 am)
It should be with prior appointment only.
Mon, Wed, Fri (12:30 pm to 1:30 pm)
It should be with prior appointment only.
Mon to Sat (10:00 am to 11:00 am)
It should be with prior appointment only.
Parents – Teachers Meeting (P.T.M.)
In special cases, with prior appointment only.
Mobile phones to be kept off during meetings.
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A BRIEF BACKGROUND
DPS Raipur, under the aegis of DPS Society Delhi, provides good quality, modern education,
including a strong component of culture, inculcation of values, awareness of environment,
adventure activities and physical education; an education that is value-based, an education
that imparts roots and also gives wings. Our motto, “Service Before Self” followed by the
guided principle “We value our values” epitomizes the essence of education.
DPS Raipur, situated on the outskirts of Raipur city, creates a congenial and conducive
atmosphere for learning and promoting the budding talents. It has made impressive strides
since its inception.
DPS Raipur has set a milestone by initiating and incorporating internationalism in the
scholastic and co-scholastic activities of the school. The frontiers of internationalism
facilitated for a catalytic change entailed for the young crop of talent to grab the global
landscape.
DPS Raipur fraternity has synchronized with parent community to foster and nurture child
development which will prove to be the foundation stone for benchmark performance.
DPS Raipur is committed to setting high standards in its pursuit of excellence and remaining
sensitive to the issues of human resources, for their nurturing, grooming, enrichment and
development.
We aspire to develop :
Successful Learners, Confident Individuals and Responsible Citizens
We firmly believe that “Giving back is a means towards going ahead”. Hence the foray into
philanthropy that again enshrines our motto. Adoption of Nardaha village was quintessential
of giving back to society.
Our endeavour is to see that
DPS can…
AND
...DPS will
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USE OF YOUR ALMANAC
·Ask your parents to read and sign the Almanac and complete the closure record.
·Carry it with you every day. It is needed for you to record homework, achievements
and other information.
·It is a useful means of communication between your teachers and your parents-as well
as for your own use.
·You will be required to show your Almanac to your teachers.
·Don't decorate or cover the Almanac.
·At all times the student should possess the school Almanac. In case of the loss of the
Almanac, the student is required to purchase the same again.
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PLEDGE
India is my country. All Indians are my brothers and
sisters. I love my country and 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.
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SARASWATI VANDANA
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SCHOOL ANTHEM
We stand up together
Our heads held up high,
To sing our school anthem
With honour and pride,
Marching together
With zeal and zest
We D.P.S students
Will give out our best.
D.P.S, D.P.S., school of wisdom and light
D.P.S., D.P.S, where our future is bright,
Keeping our motto in mind everyday
It's “Service Before Self” in every way.
Our days here as students
A pleasure untold,
Our teachers with patience
Their knowledge unfold,
To help us to reach
Those great heights and achieve
Success, power and honour
Wherever we be.
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ALL THINGS BRIGHT AND BEAUTIFUL
All things bright and beautiful
All creatures great and small,
All things wise and wonderful
The Lord God made them all.
Each little flower that opens,
Each little bird that sings,
He made their glowing colours,
He made their tiny wings.
All things…
The purple – headed mountain,
The river running by,
The sunset and the morning,
That brightens up the sky.
All things…
The cold wind in the winter,
The pleasant summer sun,
The ripe fruits in the garden,
He made them every one.
All things…
He gave us eyes to see them,
And lips that we might tell,
How great is God Almighty,
Who has made all things well.
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TRY, TRY AGAIN
'Tis a lesson you should heed,
Try, try again,
If at first you don't succeed,
Try, try again;
Then your courage should appear,
For, if you will persevere
You will conquer never fear,
Try, try again.
Once or twice though you should fail
If you would at last prevail,
Try, try again
If we strive, 'tis no disgrace
Though we do not win the race
What should you do in that case?
Try, try again
If you find your task is hard, try try again
Time will bring you your reward
Try, Try again
All that other folks can do
Why, with patience should not you
Only keep this rule in view
Try, Try again.
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MY CHILD
My child isn't my easel to paint
Nor my diamond to polish!
My child isn't my trophy to flaunt,
Nor my dummy to taunt!
My child isn't my badge or my honour,
Nor my respect that he/she must protect
My child isn't an idea or a fantasy,
Nor my reflection or legacy!
My child isn't my puppet or my project,
Nor my pawn or my cadet!
My child is here to fumble and stumble
To get in and out of trouble!
My child is here to try,
To fail and to cry!
My child is here to unravel the mysteries,
To educate oneself and rewrite histories!
My child is here to make his/her own choices,
To exercise his/her freewill and experience the
consequences!
As a parent,
My task is to make my child able and capable,
To keep aside my ego and be by his/her side!
My task is to guide and educate,
To let be and not frustrate!
My task is to allow him/her to ponder
And see my child grow into a wonder
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FROM THE PRINCIPAL'S DESK
The 21st century world places an imperative demand on every school to venture out of their
educational cosset and adapt a proactive stance to address the paradigms and challenges of
a rapidly changing society. In this respect the school almanac serves as our conduit to reach
out to the world and ensures an essential bond as well as stipulates an interface between the
parent, child and the school. Furthermore the mentors indubitably go way beyond to
enhance the performance of their protégés by detailed analysis of their grades and
behavioral aspects as well as conveying the same to their parents on a regular basis through
the almanac.
As the pages unfurl it brings forth a preview of the upcoming plethora of activities in the
scholastic and co scholastic domain, community service opportunities, challenging rig
morale of education and bears testimony to our commitment to create a unique blend of core
and applied education.
Along with all possible technical support we believe in interacting with the students on one to
one basis to inspire them for life. We offer opportunities to our students so that they learn to
challenge their own abilities, learn to cooperate and collaborate and hence learn to be a good
global citizen.
We recognize the fact that the world has irreversibly shrunk in terms of time, space and
connectivity. The school has endeavoured to broaden its horizons by forging partner ships
with international institutions and pioneered itself to become the recipient of the international
school award accredited by the British Council. Moreover our perspective is to give wings to
the students' imagination and ideas that need to be brought up in a global environment,
acquiring global competencies and aspiring to be global leaders.
We believe that education is the means by which we discern humanity and contribute
towards its transformation and renewal and that one's education is unsurpassed when
pursued in the companionship of others and hence the integrity of the stakeholders is
essential to our ethos.
Optimistic and anticipating to escalate greater heights……
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SCHOOL AGREEMENT
THE SCHOOL
Delhi Public School will:
·
Provide a safe and orderly environment in which students can learn, feel secure
and be valued as individuals.
·
Provide a broad and balanced curriculum.
·
Encourage all students to do their best and to have a pride in achievement.
·
Set and mark homework / assignment timely.
·
Communicate with parents / guardians about any concerns with regard to work,
behaviour & attendance.
·
Welcome the constructive views of parents and students.
STUDENTS
I will:
·
Attend school regularly and on time.
·
Maintain the decorum of the school.
·
Work hard and achieve my best both in classroom and homework.
·
Show respect for other people, their property and opinions.
·
Follow the instructions of staff at all times.
·
Wear the correct school uniform and be tidy in appearance.
·
Take pride in the school and keep it free from litter and graffiti.
·
Maintain the school's good reputation at all times.
·
Not use any social networking sites to make negative comments about others
inside or outside school campus.
·
Not bring or download any inappropriate material, files or software & not use
school computer system for storing personal files, games etc.
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PARENTS
I/We Will :
·
See that my child goes to school, on time and properly equipped.
·
Support the school policies and guidelines for behaviour & discipline.
·
Take an interest in the work and encourage high personal standards.
·
Provide conditions that support and encourage homework and other opportunities
for home learning.
·
Not allow my ward to bring any kind of Electronic Gadgets in the school premises
without written permission, if so, it will be confiscated as per the school norms.
·
Accept that an additional charge may be made in respect of damage caused to
the building or school property through negligence or wilful intent.
·
Fully co-operate with the school and will not hold the school responsible for any
untoward incident during sports and co-curricular activities.
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CALENDAR 2015-16
DAY
Apr-15
MON
TUE
WED 1
THU 2 Mahavir Jayanti
May-15
Jun-15
Jul-15
Aug-15
Sep-15
1
2
3
4
1
2
1
2
3
5
3
4
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15 Summer
Vacation Ends
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
5 Janmashtami
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
13
10
14
12
16
14
11
15
13
17
15
12
UTH 16
14
18
16
13
FRI
17
15
19
17
SAT
18
16
20 Foundation
Day
18 Id-Ul-Fitr
SUN
MON
TUE
WED
THU
FRI
SAT
SUN
MON
TUE
WED
THU
FRI
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
14
15 Independence
Day
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29 Raksha
Bandhan
16
17 Ganesh
Chaturthi
18
FRI
3 Good Friday
SAT
SUN
MON
TUE
WED
THU
FRI
SAT
SUN
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
MON 13
14 Ambedkar
Jayanti
WED 15
TUE
1 Summer
Vacation Starts
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
SAT
30
SUN
MON
31
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
30
31
16
19
20
21
22
23
24
25 Bakri Id
26
27
28
29
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DAY
Oct-15
Nov-15
Dec-15
Jan-16
Feb-16
Mar-16
SUN
1
MON
2
TUE
3
1
2
1
WED
4
2
3
2
4
3
1
THU
1
5
3
FRI
2 Gandhi Jayanti
6
4
1 New Year
5
4
SAT
3
7
5
2
6
5
4
8 Diwali Break
Starts
6
3
7
6
9
7
4
8
7 Maha Shivratri
10
8
5
9
8
SUN
MON 5
TUE
6
WED 7
11 Diwali
9
6
10
9
THU
8
12
10
7
11
10
FRI
9
13
11
8
12
11
SAT
10
14
12
9
13
12
11
15 Diwali Break
Ends
13
10
14
13
SUN
MON 12 Pithramoksh
16
14
11
15
14
13
17
15
12
16
15
WED 14
18
16
13
17
16
15
19
17
14
18
17
19
18
TUE
THU
FRI
16
20
18 Guru Ghasidas
15
Jayanti
SAT
17
21
19
16
20
19
SUN
18 Dussehra Break
22
Starts
20
17
21
20
MON 19
23
21
18
22
21
20
24
22
19
23
22
25 Guru Nanak
Jayanti
23
20
24
23
TUE
WED 21
THU
22 Dussehra
26
24 Id-E-Milad /
Winter Break
Starts
21
25
24 Holi
FRI
23
27
25 Christmas
22
26
25 Good Friday
SAT
24 Muharram
28
26
23
27
26
SUN
25 Dussehra Break
29
Ends
27 Winter Break
Ends
24
28
27
29
28
28
25
27
29
26 Republic Day
29
WED 28
30
27
30
THU
29
31
28
31
FRI
30
29
SAT
31
30
MON 26
TUE
30
31
SUN
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LIST OF HOLIDAYS
(APRIL 2015 – MARCH 2016)
FESTIVAL
DATE
DAY
Mahavir Jayanti
02.04.15
Thursday
Good Friday
03.0415
Friday
Ambedkar Jayanti
14.04.15
Thursday
Id Ul Fitr
18.07.15
Saturday
Independence Day
15.08.15
Saturday
Raksha Ba ndhan
29.08.15
Saturday
Janmashtami
05.09.15
Saturday
Ganesh Chaturthi
17.09.15
Thursday
Bakri Id
25.09.15
Friday
Gandhi Jayanti
02.10.15
Friday
Pithramoksh
12.10.15
Monday
Dussehra
22.10.15
Thursday
Muharram
24.10.15
Saturday
Diwali
11.11. 15
Wednesday
Guru Nanak Jayanti
25.11.15
Wednesday
Guru Ghasidas Jayanti
18.12.15
Friday
Id -E-Milad
24.12.15
Thursday
Christmas Day
25.12.15
Friday
New Year
01.01.16
Friday
Republic Day
Tuesday
Maha Shivratri
26.01.16
.
07 03 .16
Holi
24.03.16
Thursday
Good Friday
25.03.16
Friday
Monday
Summer Vacation : 01.05.15 – 15.06.15
Dusshera Break
: 18.10.15 – 25.10.15
Diwali Break
: 08.11.15 – 15.11.15
Winter Break
: 24.12.15 – 27.12.15
Some gazetted holidays, not mentioned above, fall on a Sunday or on other holidays.
Note:
·
There may be some changes in the above mentioned list as per the need of the school.
·
CBSE recommends a minimum of 220 working days in an academic session. If required, the
school may function on holidays and/or Sundays to complete the syllabus / conduct
examinations.
·
Keeping in view the safety of the students, school will be called off on account of bandh, gherao
or any unprecedented event, if felt necessary.
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ANTI-BULLYING POLICY
We believe that all students have the right to be educated in an environment where there is
mutual respect and co-operation. Bullying is contrary to this approach and we do everything
possible to discourage it.
Bullying is when someone deliberately goes out of their way to threaten, frighten, abuse or
hurt someone else. It is also taunting or name calling as well as damaging a person's
property, clothing or school work. It is ganging up on someone and isolating them.
School is committed to opposing bullying. Any form of the behaviour outlined below should
never be ignored but challenged and the appropriate action taken.
Every pupil has the right to feel safe, secure, happy and free from intimidation.
Bullying can be defined as:
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·
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malicious gossip
verbal threats and abuse
intimidating behaviour causing fear, concern or isolation
aggressive physical contact
interference with personal belongings
sexual, racial, social or disability harassment
exclusion of the victim from group membership
written comments including those posted on social networking sites
graffiti in the school washroom, corridors and classrooms.
It can be defined as bullying if physically or emotionally harmful actions are repetitive, wilful or
persistent are intentionally harmful and carried out by an individual or a group; if there is an
imbalance of power leaving the person who is bullied feeling defenceless.
Remember
It's not your fault that you are being bullied.
You don't have to face this on your own.
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GUIDELINES TO PARENTS
If you want your child to do well in school then you yourself must develop a respect for
learning.
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Read school circulars, notes and remarks sent by teachers carefully in website or Almanac.
Do spend quality time going through note books especially on weekends.
Encourage your ward to be careful about his / her belongings.
Encourage your child to take interest in academics, co-curricular activities and sports.
Communicate to the teacher any matter of concern with regard to the feedback you receive
from the child, that may help the child gain confidence.
Any change in address or telephone no. must be intimated to school office, VP/HM at the
earliest.
Make sure the child returns the library books within stipulated time, failing which a fine of
Rs. 10/- per day will be imposed and the library facility will be withdrawn. The book may be
reissued after returning to the library.
Result of Formative Assessment (Weekly Test & Activity based test) for every child will be
displayed on the website (if required).
Taking leave during working days is strongly discouraged. Parents are responsible to make
up for the loss of the studies in case of leave taken. The school will expect these students to
be at par with the class in every way and that will have to be ensured by the parents.
Missing out on Formative Assessments (Weekly Tests and Activity Based Evaluations) and
Summative Assessments (Half Yearly and Annual Exam) directly affect the promotion of
the students to the next class at the end of the session. Thus your ward's presence in all the
Formative and Summative Assessments places him / her on a safer pedestal and decides
a better place in the class. Please take these Tests/Evaluations seriously and avoid
absenteeism for the betterment of your ward.
Read the School Almanac / Info book frequently as they carry all the details needed for the
session, be it exam dates, PTM, Fees date / Amount and most importantly behaviour and
academic pattern of your ward in school.
Turning up late to the school is undesirable. Please ensure that your ward reaches school
on or before reporting time under all circumstances. Henceforth, latecomers will not be
entertained. Correspondence in this regard is discouraged.
(a) Students are expected to attend school in neat and well ironed, complete uniform and
boys with short and decent hair cut. In case of non-compliance, they will not be allowed to
attend classes and parents shall be called to take them home. Kindly ensure that the
instructions are followed in all seriousness to avoid any inconvenience to your good self
later.
(b) Students are expected to enter school campus only in school uniform and not in civil
outfit even for purpose other than academic.
(a) It is mandatory for the students using personal conveyance (Two Wheelers) to school
to wear helmets and carry his/her driving license. They are only allowed to ride 50 C.C.
bikes as per the notification of Traffic Police Department. Safety and security of the child in
such cases is the sole responsibility of the parents.
(b) Personal vehicles are not allowed inside the school campus.
(a) It is wonderful to observe children distribute toffees on their Birthday. Birthdays to be
celebrated through distribution of toffees to friends. Cakes, pastries, cold drinks, chocolate
bars, chewing gum and fancy gifts are not permitted. Partying in the classroom or canteen
is strictly prohibited. It is reiterated that birthday joy shared is
joy doubled. Hence sharing of birthday festivities with the underprivileged will be highly
appreciated. Students of classes VI-XII must wear school uniform on their birthdays.
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(b) School does not take any responsibility of any party / celebration organised by
parents / students to celebrate birthdays outside the school campus.
Encourage your ward to speak in English at home and provide him / her an ambience to
improve spoken English.
Motivate your child to maintain a proper code of conduct. Any misbehaviour / indiscipline
and damage to school property may lead to serious consequence (disciplinary action).
No sharp objects namely blade, knife, scissors, nail cutters, needle should be sent to
school to ensure safety.
(a) Valuable articles like gold/ diamond jewellery (chain, danglers, finger ring, ear ring,
bangles), facial make up like eye makeup & bindi, henna/tattoo decorating on arms & feet,
colouring of hair is strictly prohibited in the school. Application of Henna should be
restricted to inner side of the palm and that too with prior permission.
(b) Electronic gadgets (mobiles, i-pod, play-stations, audio / video players, camera etc)
are not permitted inside the school premises as per CBSE school rules. Expensive pen,
pencil, pencil box are to be avoided. If found, the articles will be confiscated for six
months. If such instances are repeated, then the child may be asked to leave the school.
(c) Possession and consumption of alcohol, cigarette, tobacco products and any other
form of intoxicating / illegal substance is strictly prohibited and will invite expulsion from
school.
In an initiative to conserve forest through the minimal use of paper, the school
administration has decided to do away with printed circulars. Instead, the circulars will be
put on the school website www.dpsraipur.com. Please check the official website for the
circular. Kindly go through the Almanac of your ward frequently as it facilitates
communication between the parent and the school. Primary and Pre-Primary parents can
check the link “DPS RAIPUR JUNIOR SECTION” in the Home page of
www.dpsraipur.com.
The use of polythene bags is prohibited in the school.
Non vegetarian food is prohibited in the school premises.
School provides morning refreshment to the students at nominal cost.
Fee deposition schedule:
1st Installment
By 10th April
2nd Installment
By 10th July
3rd Installment
By 10th October
4th Installment
By 10th January
Fee doesn't include the cost of books/notebooks and stationeries.
Fee deposition is the responsibility of the parents. No reminders are given for deposition of
fee.
Parents should quote Admission No of their ward correctly while depositing fee.
Without Admission No., fee may not be deposited.
Late fee to be charged @ Rs. 10 per day if the fee is deposited after the due date. Only cash
will be accepted after the due date.
If the fee is not deposited by the end of the following month, the name of your ward will be
struck off from the school rolls.
Admission fee is 50% while security deposit is Nil in case of wards of government
employees posted in chhattisgarh. Sibling concession will not be applicable in case Govt.
concession is availed in the first year.
Courtesy is expected from the parents in all their dealing with the school authorities.
Discourtesy / improper behaviour with school employees will be dealt appropriately.
Watches can only be worn from class VI onwards. Fancy and expensive watches are not
allowed.
Derogatory remarks about the school, student, teacher in social media will invite expulsion
from the school.
Indiscipline cases of the students will be dealt by the Discipline Committee of the school,
which is final and binding on the students.
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MEDICAL GUIDANCE
Parents are requested to impart health education to their children to enable the
following:
1.
Maintain personal hygiene.
2.
Eat a balanced diet.
3.
Drink clean water.
4.
Follow a regular exercise schedule.
5.
Have adequate sleep of at least 8 hours.
Parents are expected to:
1.
Immunize their children as per the doctor's advice.
2.
Not send children suffering from conjunctivitis, chicken pox, measles, influenza,
mumps etc. to school till the prescribed period of abstinence is over.
3.
Produce a doctor's certificate permitting the child to attend school when a student
returns to school after suffering from an infectious or contagious disease.
4.
Inform the school authorities in writing if the child is suffering from a chronic disease
stating the history of illness and special precautions to be taken, if any.
Do note that:
1.
The school has a well-equipped medical room and a qualified attendant to provide
first-aid to a child in case of need.
2.
In case of emergencies, the injured child is rushed to the hospital.
3.
All expenses on medical treatment given as first-aid are borne by the school. However,
for extended treatment, the consultancy charges are to be borne by the parents.
4.
A comprehensive annual medical check-up of each child is done by qualified doctors
5.
A medical card to record the health status and growth status of the child is maintained
to monitor the child's physical growth.
and a report thereof is sent to the parents for information and necessary action.
6.
The medical history of the child has to be filled up by the parents.
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HELP AVAILABLE TO PARENTS
The school has a wide range of people available to help parents with any issues they have. Please
confirm the school office to request an appointment from:
Coordinator :
To support children with
learning ability etc.
Class Teacher :
For issues concerning
attendance, behaviour,
uniform, studies etc.
Nurse :
For any medical issues
or concerns etc.
Counsellor :
For matter related with
psychological problems,
personal guidance &
career counselling
Subject Teacher :
For subject-specific
information or concerns
People
Available
to help
Parents
Administrator :
For problems related
with buses, finance
and maintenance
administration etc.
Accounts Officer :
For problems related
with fees etc.
Principal/Vice
Principal/Headmistress :
For issues not resolved
satisfactorily after all other
channels have been explored
Examination In-charge:
To register students for
their exams, make
necessary arrangements
to conduct entrance test &
declare results
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PARENTS TEACHERS MEETING SCHEDULE
CLASSES NUR – V
DATE
DAY
TIME
10.10.15
Saturday
8.00 am to 11:00 am
31.03.16
Saturday
8.00 am to 11:00 am
Every 2nd Saturday of the
month (Compulsory)
8.00 am to 11:00 am
Every Saturday (except 2nd) of
the month (optional)
11.30 am to 12 noon
CLASSES VI – XII
DATE
DAY
TIME
04.07.15
Saturday
11:00 am to 01:00 pm
28.08.15
Friday
08.00 am to 12:00 noon
17.10.15
Saturday
08.00 am to 12:00 noon
16.01.16
Saturday
08.00 am to 12:00 noon
NOTE : Any change in the PTM schedule will be intimated through School website /
SMS / School Almanac, well in advance.
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DPSR EXPECTS ITS STUDENTS TO
·
Inculcate and seek to satisfy intellectual curiosity.
·
Set a target in the fields of academics and pursue it.
·
Take part in co-curricular activities for their holistic growth.
·
Lead a disciplined life.
·
Make optimum use of time.
·
Take care of school property.
·
Maintain personal hygiene.
·
Maintain the cleanliness of their surroundings.
·
Shoulder responsibilities.
·
Show respect to their elders and affection to the younger ones.
·
Take care of the disadvantaged.
·
Be environment conscious.
·
Grow up as conscientious and concerned citizens.
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I AM SPECIAL SO I…
…take care of my health.
…take pride in wearing the school
uniform.
…speak politely.
…am well-behaved and courteous.
…am helpful to everyone.
…give my best in whatever I do.
…always tell the truth.
…wish my teachers and all elders.
…play a fair game.
…do not bully others.
…have a strong sense of attachment
to the school.
…keep my classroom and my school
clean.
…value our values.
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HELPING YOUR CHILD WITH HOMEWORK
Encourage your child to explain
homework tasks to you.
Discussing often helps to focus
the mind.
Take an interest in what
your child is learning
about.
Reward your child for
successfully completing
homework tasks.
Tips to help your child
with his/her homework.
Take an interest in how well
your child did in previous
homework.
Help your child with
spelling, punctuation &
grammar.
Encourage your child to read
out loud to you. Reading skills
are essential to learning.
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SCHOOL TRANSPORT
The transport facility provided by Delhi Public School, Raipur will cover majority of areas
within Raipur, but it will not be obligatory on the part of the school authorities to make new
routes or to extend routes or to create additional stops.
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS :
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Students must travel by the route that is allotted to them. No change will be allowed in
between the session. Shifting to a new locality does not entitle the child to use a
different school vehicle without permission from the school authorities. Allotment of a
seat is subjected to availability.
A responsible person from the school is on duty in every vehicle with a mobile phone to
keep connectivity with the school office. In case of any difficulty please contact the
transport in-charge.
Parents are requested to ensure that the student is escorted to and from the bus stop.
The escort must be at the stop before the arrival of the bus.
Eating in the buses or littering is not permitted.
Strict discipline to be maintained in the buses while travelling to school. Behaviour in
the bus should be courteous. Talking aloud and moving up and down is not permitted.
More than one complaint of indiscipline in the bus will result in withholding /
withdrawing the transport facility of the child.
A suggestion book is placed in all school vehicles, to be used by parents for lodging
any suggestion / complaint, as and when required. Such an exercise will provide us the
necessary inputs to upgrade the existing system. Parents are requested not to enter
the bus and disrupt the functioning.
A Transport Declaration form is required to be filled in by the parent for each student
using the school transport available at the school office.
(a) Students will have to face disciplinary action (withdrawal of bus service) for any
damage to buses caused by negligence or vandalism and fined accordingly.
(b) For maintaining discipline in bus, boys are allotted seats in the front and girls at the
back, along with teachers.
(c) Bullying of any form is a serious offence and will invite serious repercussion to the
extent of withdrawal of bus facility / expulsion from school.
For Safety reasons :
(a) Students should stand away from the main road.
(b) No body part should be outside the window.
(c) The driver's attention should not be distracted for any reason.
(d) No student should come near the door until the bus stops.
Transport facility can be availed for pre destined routes & stoppages only. Moreover,
no new route or stoppage will be earmarked for the new session and neither the bus
will wait for students at any particular stoppage.
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11.
12.
13.
14.
Parents/guardians should neither enter the bus nor stop it at any destination apart from
the predestined stoppages.
Communication regarding transport to be done with the Admin Head only. Parents are
requested not to communicate with the drivers or conductors at all.
Students availing the school transport are expected to maintain the best of decorum in
the buses, failing which an appropriate action, to the extent of withdrawing the bus
facility of the student, will be taken. Leaving & picking up from the bus stop should be
done by the parents only.
No monetary transaction to be done through school bus drivers / conductors or any
school employee outside the school campus.
SCHOOL UNIFORM
DO NOTE THE FOLLOWING:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
In order to maintain equality and uniformity, it is compulsory for students to wear the
complete prescribed school uniform.
Students not adhering to wearing of proper school uniform will not be entertained in the
school.
Bottle green ribbons / bands to be used by girls. For Sikh boys the colour of the turban
is bottle green.
Girls of class III upwards must wear black cycling shorts under the divided-skirt.
Nursery to class II must wear bloomers under the tunic.
Watches can only be worn from class VI onwards. Fancy and expensive watches are
not allowed.
Students of classes I to IV will wear Stick Tie and those of class V upward will wear
Knot Tie.
All students (Primary) must carry one clean white handkerchief daily. They must
deposit a table mat & yoga mat with the class teacher.
For students of Pre-Primary, two sets of aprons and napkins need to be deposited with
the class teacher. They should bear the name of the child or have an identification
mark that the child can recognize. It will be sent home every Friday, to be washed and
brought back on Monday.
Girls having long hair must tie their hair into two plaits (for Nursery to class X) and girls
of classes XI and XII can tie single plait.
Improper turn out is undesirable and will lead to serious consequences.
Class V onwards boys should wear trousers.
Girls must wear skirts covering their knee.
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UNIFORM FOR CLASSES I TO XII
BOYS
SUMMER
White Shorts ( up to Class IV)
White Trousers (Class V onwards)
White Shirt (Half Sleeves)
White Socks, School Belt
Black Leather Shoes
House Dress with Black Sports Shoes
WINTER
Grey Trousers
White Shirt (Full Sleeves)
Green Pullover
Green Blazer
Black Leather Shoes
Grey Socks, School Belt
School Tie
House Dress with Black Sports Shoes
GIRLS
SUMMER
White Skirt (Divided)
White Shirt (Half Sleeves)
White Socks, School Belt
Black Leather Shoes
School Belt
House Dress with Black Sports Shoes
WINTER
Grey Skirt (Divided)
White Shirt (Full Sleeves)
Green Pullover
Green Blazer
School Belt & Tie
Grey Socks
Black Leather Shoes
House Dress with Black Sports Shoes
UNIFORM FOR PRE PRIMARY CLASSES
BOYS
SUMMER
Yellow School T - Shirt
Dark Green Shorts
Yellow School Socks
School Belt
Black Sports Shoes
WINTER
Red School T-Shirt
Navy Blue Trousers
Red Pullover
Red School Socks
School Belt
Black Sports Shoes
GIRLS
SUMMER
Yellow School T - Shirt
Dark Green Skirt
Yellow School Socks
School Belt
Green Hair Band
Black Sports Shoes
WINTER
Red School T-Shirt
Navy Blue Trousers
Red Pullover
Red School Socks
School Belt
Red Hair Band
Black Sports Shoes
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WITHDRAWAL PROCEDURES
1.
Parents who wish to withdraw their ward in the mid of the session 2015-16 need to pay
the installment of fee, if it has fallen due.
2.
On withdrawal of student, security deposit will be refunded without interest. For refund
of above, a written application for refund along with original receipt of deposits has to
be enclosed. If security deposit is not collected within a year of student's withdrawal,
the amount will be forfeited.
3.
Transfer Certificate will be issued after all the dues are cleared and clearance form is
completed.
4.
Students can be asked to leave the school for the following reasons:
a.
Indiscipline.
b.
Delay / Repetitive failure in payment of fee.
c.
Absence without fee.
d.
Unsatisfactory progress in academics.
e.
Non-adherence to school rules and regulations.
f.
Possession of prohibited items like liquor, drugs, firearms and illicit articles.
5.
For the withdrawal of transport services, one month prior written notice is essential.
6.
In case of student not joining school after taking admission, the admission fee will be
forfeited. Tuition Fee and Security Deposit, if deposited, will be returned without any
interest.
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ATTENDANCE
Coming to school regularly is an integral part of student's life. This inculcates discipline and
regularity in a student. Students will be allowed to enter the class without an absence
note in Almanac if he/she has been absent on the previous day.
Leave of Absence :
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Parents should submit an application through the Almanac well in advance and are
strongly advised to apply for leave of absence before they confirm their holiday
arrangements. Under no circumstances absences for family holidays in term time will
be authorised after they have happened.
Students who have been sick for 3 or more days will bring a medical certificate from
their doctor on re-joining the School.
All students will attend school on the reopening day after each of the vacations. Those
absent on account of any illness must present a medical certificate before they are
admitted to the class. It is compulsory for all students to maintain regular attendance
during the course of the Academic Session, 75% attendance is mandatory to enable
them to appear for the Final Assessment. A certificate of merit will be given to
students with 100% attendance.
If a child is absent from the school without prior information for 7 days
continuously then his/her name will be struck off from the attendance register.
Leave on Formative and Summative Assessment should be strictly avoided as it
may hamper the child's Academic Progress and Promotion to higher class.
SCHOOL OUTINGS
1.
2.
Outings for Nursery and Pre Primary Classes are organized regularly keeping in mind
the current topics being covered in the class.
Educational trips for classes I and above are organised from time to time to help them
get a first-hand information for their project work.
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS' EDUCATIONAL EXCHANGE
The school has partnerships with Hounsdown Science College and Ellesmere College,
UK for collaborative learning through Teacher and Student Exchange Programmes. The
students are selected on the basis of academics, sports / performing arts, discipline,
attendance, tenure in the school.
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SCHOOL HOUSES
The students of the school are divided into four houses with each house headed by a House
In charge and a team of teachers and house prefects. The four houses are:
1.
Prabal House (House colour – Red)
Motto : United we stand, divided we fall.
2.
Pragati House (House colour – Green)
Motto : Tough times never last, tough people do.
3.
Pratap House (House colour – Blue)
Motto : Winners never quit and quitters never win.
4.
Pragyan House (House colour – Yellow)
Motto : Perseverance leads to success.
House competitions and activities form a regular routine at school. Participation is
encouraged through various inter-house competitions in creative and performing arts, literary
activities, academic as well as sports and special assemblies, thereby, developing
confidence in the members of the house to showcase their talents and abilities. A healthy
competitive and team spirit is thus inculcated and encouraged in every child. Houses are
allotted to students from class I.
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SCHOOL HONOURS AND AWARDS
Apart from academic excellence and co-curricular involvement, it is our desire to develop
qualities like good conduct, discipline, punctuality, leadership, ecological awareness that
help in shaping the personality of the child. From time to time, certificates of merit and
appreciation are given to the students for their efforts.
At the end of the academic year, based on the teachers' observation and interaction on a
regular basis, a careful selection is made to give the following awards:
Pro-Vice Chairman's Award: National Topper in a subject in Class XII Board Examination
Principal's Trophy (Running Trophy): All Round Best House
·
Scholar Badge: A Scholar Badge / Scholar Star shall be awarded to a student for
achieving academic excellence with A2 (81% and above) and above grades in all
subjects and in aggregate (class V onwards) and 90% and above attendance. No
exemption / relaxation in attendance will be considered under any circumstances.
·
Scholar Blazer: A Scholar Blazer shall be awarded to a student who earns the Scholar
Badge for three consecutive years. (Class V and above)
·
Scholar Tie: Students who have received scholar badge for four consecutive years.
(Class V and above)
·
Piped Blazer: Students who have received scholar badge for six consecutive years.
(Class V and above)
·
Hundred Percent Attendance Certificate
Note:
(i) A day's attendance is counted only if the student attends all the classes conducted
during the day.
(ii) Students who have left the school are not considered for the award.
(iii) Candidature may be cancelled on disciplinary ground.
Other Awards for participation at Co-Curricular Activities are :
Excellence in :
1. Art & Craft
2. Sports
3. Music (Vocal)
4. Music (Instrumental)
5. Dance
6. External Exams (Written & Oral)
7. Innovation & Creativity
Criterion for Co-scholastic Blazer :
·
Placeholders in National Interschool CBSE / DPS Sports / Music / Dance / Art & Craft /
External Exams.
·
Placeholders in National Interschool CBSE / DPS Science model, articles, essay, poetry.
·
Placeholders in any event organized by School Games Federation of India (SGFI)
Citation : For outstanding performance in any event of national level.
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ACTIVITIES AT SCHOOL
The school curriculum leads to sound academic growth. However, involvement in
co-curricular activities is an essential part of schooling.
Some of the activities which the school provides are :
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
Games and Sports: Swimming, Volleyball, Basketball, Football, Badminton, Table
Tennis, Lawn Tennis, Cricket, Indoor Games etc.
Art and Craft: Drawing, Painting, Craftwork and creating Best out of Waste.
Music: Instrumental and Vocal.
Computer: Multimedia Presentations, Graphics Designing, Desk Top Publishing
(DTP), Computer Hardware, Maintenance and Troubleshooting, Programming,
Internet, Web Designing, Online Projects etc.
Ecology / Environment Studies: Seminars, Projects, Exhibitions, Quizzes,
Demonstrations, Symposium etc.
Reading Scheme Activities: Students are exposed to words, sentences, stories as
per their level, so that they enjoy hearing, repeating and understanding and
demonstrating.
Language Enrichment Programme (LEP): Providing opportunity for students to
master the language through constant exposure to audio and audio-visual inputs to
build expression and vocabulary using dialogues and discussions.
Personality Development Programme (PDP): Paper Presentation, Radio Talks,
Lectures and Seminars, Communication Skills in English, Manners and Etiquette and
Value Education.
Audio Visual Learning Supplement: Learning by doing is the call of the day,
especially for the junior classes. The school enriches the curriculum with AV aids to
ensure better understanding and retention.
Formative Assessment Activities: Under Continuous and Comprehensive
Evaluation (CCE) pattern (for classes I to X) every subject will have activity
assessments to encourage students perform beyond pen and paper test.
Students Counselling: School caters to counselling and guidance of students in
developing their personality and shaping career.
Language Enrichment, Mental Maths and General Awareness Tests are
conducted to enhance Linguistic skills, Mental Mathematical aptitude and General
awareness.
Yoga and Diya Meditation: Great emphasis is given to yoga and Diya Meditation to
bolster up the power of concentration, accentuate memory power and balance
Physical / Mental aspect.
Personality Development Clubs: Various clubs like Spoken English, Calligraphy,
Eco-club, Synergy Club, Art & Craft, Fireless Cooking Club, Language Clubs (French
& German) Dance and Music (Vocal and instrumental) are organized for holistic
development of the children and tapping their inherent talent in the fields of their
interest.
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15.
16.
Community Service Programme: Encourages all students to connect with the
greater community giving them the opportunity to serve - and learn from a variety of
people outside the students' immediate world. A myriad of projects are offered
throughout the session. This is being inspired by our motto of DPS Society 'Service
Before Self'.
International Vistas: The School embeds international learning into the curriculum
through the plethora of programmes like International student and Teacher Exchange
with partner school in UK, Common Wealth class team projects, face to faith,
connecting classrooms and school enterprise challenge. It gives pupils and teachers a
new perspective on the world, and the skills to work on a global platform.
SCHOOL PUBLICATIONS
A collection of literary work of the students in the form of School Magazine WINGS is released
every year. It reflects the events and achievements of students during the year and carries
other articles / photographs of interest.
In addition to this, a newsletter ROOTS is also published twice a year, which highlights the
happenings at school and has the creative efforts of the students, views of teachers and the
feedback of parents.
MAJOR EVENTS OF THE SCHOOL
SN
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
MAJOR EVENTS / FUNCTIONS
Foundation Day
Investiture Ceremony
Scholar Badge Ceremony
Grandparents Day
Annual Function / Annual Sports Day
Farewell of class XII students
Graduation Ceremony
Inter School Competitions
9
10
International students / teachers visit
Model United Nation Programme
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SPORTS ACTIVITY PLANNER
MONTH
JUNE
PRIMARY SECTION
MIDDLE SECTION
SENIOR SECTION
I–V
VI – VIII
IX – XII
Chess & Carrom
Chess & Carrom
Inter House Table Tennis
Inter House Badminton
Inter House Badminton
Inter House Table Tennis
SEPTEMBER
Inter House Basket Ball
Inter House Foot Ball
OCTOBER
Inter House Foot Ball
Inter House Basket Ball
NOVEMBER
Swimming
Inter House Volley Ball
Fun Games (Fundamental
skills of sports like Football,
JULY
AUGUST
Basket Ball, Table Tennis,
Badminton, Swimming)
DECEMBER
JANUARY
Inter House Lawn Tennis
Fun Day for classes Nur – II
Cricket
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CCA SCHEDULE (NUR - V)
DATE
10.04.15
23.06.15
26.06.15
03.07.15
07.07.15
10.07.15
14.07.15
17.07.15
07.08.15
11.08.15
14.08.15
19.08.15
21.08.15
26.08.15
28.08.15
01.09.15
04.09.15
09.09.15
16.09.15
24.09.15
30.09.15
09.10.15
13.10.15
16.10.15
27.10.15
30.10.15
03.11.15
06.11.15
17.11.15
20.11.15
24.11.15
27.11.15
01.12.15
02.12.15
04.12.15
PRE- PRIMARY
Welcome Activity (A)
CLASS I & II
CLASS III – V
Hindi Handwriting
Splashing Fun Day
Shloka Competition (C)
Sudoku
Poem Recitation
Impressions Day (A)
Poem Recitation
Poem Recitation Final
Self Introduction (C)
Collage Day
Poem Recitation Final
Memory Drain Game
Independence Day (A)
Memory Drain Game
G.K.
Field Trip (FT)
Mental Maths
Mental Maths
Solo Dance Comp. (C)
Free Hand Drawing
Janmashtami Activity (A)
Mental Maths
Theme Based Drawing
G.K.
Mental Maths
Puppet Story Comp. (C)
Field Trip (FT)
Fireless Cooking Day
Dance Competition
Dussehra Activity (A)
Dance Competition
Dance Competition Final
Mask Decoration Comp. (C)
Dance Competition Final
Solo Song
Diwali Activity
Solo Song
Solo Song Final
Show And Tell Comp. (C)
Solo Song Final
Guess Who (Fancy Dress)
Field Trip (FT)
English Elocution
Spell Bee
G.K.
Spell Bee
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07.12.15
9.12.15
11.12.15
17.12.15
23.12.15
30.12.15
05.01.16
08.01.16
13.01.16
20.01.16
22.01.16
05.02.16
12.02.16
16.02.16
19.02.16
Seven Wonders Of The Week
(A)
Mental Maths
Mental Maths
English Elocution Final
Handwriting Comp. (C)
Christmas Celebration (SD)
Field Trip (FT)
Yoga Competition
Memory Game Activity (A)
Mental Maths
Yoga Competition
G.K.
Mental Maths
Poem Recitation Comp. (C)
Phonic Housie (A)
Reading Competition (C)
Best Out Of Waste
Best Out Of Waste
A – Activity
SD – Special Day
C – Competition
FT – Field Trip
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CCA SCHEDULE (VI – XII)
Date
VI - VIII
IX - XII
04.04.15
11.04.15
House Meeting
18.04.15
25.04.15
20.06.15
04.07.15
25.07.15
08.08.15
31.10.15
05.12.15
12.12.15
Solo Song
House Meeting
Foundation Day
Hasya Kavi Sammelan
Science Model
Master Chef
Street Play
English Elocution (Poetry)
Solo Dance
Hindi Debate
Mathematical and Science Quiz
Mono Act
Rangoli Making
Street Play
Flower / Salad Decoration
DEPARTMENTAL ACTIVITY
SUB
VI
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Spell Bee
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Radio Show
Literary Quiz
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Mental Maths / Sudoku
SCI
Science Model Exhibition
SST
Model
Making
Mock
Legislative
Assembly
Textile
Printing
Quiz
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XI
XII
Book Review
ALMANAC
GRADING SYSTEM
Evaluation is an integral part of learning process as it gauges the consistent progress made
by the child throughout the academic session.
Pre-Primary Classes:
Formal examination will not be conducted for the pre- primary classes. Promotion to the next
class is based on continuous assessment i.e. child's daily performance, quality of the work,
assimilation of the concepts taught, participation in class and co- curricular activities.
Classes I to V:
Academic year will be divided into two terms:
Term I
: FA1 (25 Marks) + FA2 (25 Marks) + SA1 (50 Marks)
Term II
: FA3 (25 Marks) + FA4 (25 Marks) + SA2 (50 Marks)
Distribution of marks for FA:
FA1 & FA3
Activity 1
Activity 2
Activity 3
Activity 4
CW/HW Notebook
FA2 & FA4
5
5
5
5
5
Marks
Marks
Marks
Marks
Marks
Written Test
CW/HW Notebook
20 Marks
5 Marks
Weightage of marks:
FA1
10%
FA2
10%
SA1
30%
FA3
10%
FA4
10%
For classes Nur to V the following grading system is being followed:
Grades
A1
A2
B
C
D
5-point scale
Outstanding
Excellent
Very Good
Good
Scope for Improvement
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Range
90% - 100%
75% - 89%
56% - 74%
35% - 55%
Below 35%
SA2
30%
DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL
CCE (Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation) for Classes VI-X
·Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation refers to a system of school based
assessment that covers all aspects of student's development.
·Answer scripts of Formative and Summative Assessment won't be sent home. Parents
are requested to come to school on PTM day and see the Answer Scripts. The Answer
Scripts of SA2 will not be shown to class X students as per the CBSE norms.
·Each academic year has been divided into two terms.
First Term
: FA1 (10%) + FA2 (10%) + SA1 (30%) = 50%
Second Term
: FA3 (10%) + FA4 (10%) + SA2 (30%) = 50%
In Classes IX & X, Problem Solving Assessment (PSA) score will reflect towards FA4
in one language (English or Hindi), Mathematics, Science and Social Science.
Grading System for Scholastic Domain
Marks
91-100
81-90
71-80
61-70
51-60
41-50
33-40
21-32
0-20
Grade
A1
A2
B1
B2
C1
C2
D
E1
E2
Grade Point
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
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Passing criteria for Classes IX & X :
·A student needs to qualify in five subjects – English, 2nd Language,
Mathematics, Science and Social Science.
·To qualify in a subject, a student must obtain minimum Grade D (overall), as well
as at least 25% marks in the SAs (both SA1 and SA2 taken together).
·Grades in maximum of two subjects will be upgraded to the next higher grade,
based on the achievements in Co-Scholastic Areas and Co-Curricular Activities.
·Grade E2 will not be upgraded.
·No Grade in a subject will be upgraded twice.
·Grade in a subject will not be upgraded if fails to obtain 25% marks in the SAs.
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ALMANAC
PROMOTION POLICY FOR CLASS XI
1. A student will be treated as passed and promoted to class XII if he / she qualifies in
all five subjects in class XI.
2. To qualify in a subject a student has to secure (separately in Theory and Practical)
at-least 33% in both of the followings:
(a) Annual Examination Marks
(b) Cumulative Marks [20% of (Weekly Tests Marks) + 30% of (Half-Yearly
Examination Marks) + 50% of (Annual Examination Marks)]
3. If a student fails to qualify in only one subject he / she is placed in compartment in
that subject. In that case, Annual Examination Marks will be replaced by the
Compartment Examination Marks and then the criterion stated in point no. 2 will
be applied for promotion.
4. If a student fails to qualify in more than one subject he / she will be detained in
class XI.
5. The Compartment Examination will be held after a minimum of 10 days from the
result declaration day.
Results of students will be withheld under the following conditions:
(a) Non clearance of fees till 15th March of the financial year.
(b) Library books not returned.
(c) Non clearance of dues towards Science / Maths / Social Science / Computer Labs.
(d) Attendance is below 75%.
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DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL
FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT SCHEDULE (I - V)
DATE
I
15.07.15
22.07.15
29.07.15
05.08.15
16.12.15
23.12.15
30.12.15
06.01.16
II
III
IV
FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT – 2
ENGLISH
ENGLISH
EVS
MATHS
HINDI
HINDI
HINDI
ENGLISH
MATHS
MATHS
ENGLISH
EVS
EVS
EVS
MATHS
HINDI
FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT – 4
ENGLISH
ENGLISH
EVS
MATHS
HINDI
HINDI
HINDI
ENGLISH
MATHS
MATHS
ENGLISH
EVS
EVS
EVS
MATHS
HINDI
V
ENGLISH
MATHS
HINDI
EVS
ENGLISH
MATHS
HINDI
EVS
FA1 and FA3 are Activity Based Assessments.
SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT SCHEDULE (I - V)
DATE
I
18.09.15
19.09.15
21.09.15
23.09.15
26.09.15
29.09.15
01.10.15
COMPUTERS
G.K. & MSC.
ENGLISH
HINDI
MATHS
EVS
04.03.16
05.03.16
09.03.16
12.03.16
15.03.16
18.03.16
21.03.16
COMPUTERS
G.K. & MSC.
ENGLISH
HINDI
MATHS
EVS
II
III
SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT – 1
COMPUTERS
COMPUTERS
G.K. & MSC.
G.K. & MSC.
ENGLISH
EVS
HINDI
HINDI
MATHS
ENGLISH-1
EVS
ENGLISH-2
MATHS
SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT – 2
COMPUTERS
COMPUTERS
G.K. & MSC.
G.K. & MSC.
ENGLISH
EVS
HINDI
HINDI
MATHS
ENGLISH-1
EVS
ENGLISH-2
MATHS
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IV
V
COMPUTERS
G.K. & MSC.
MATHS
ENGLISH-1
ENGLISH-2
EVS
HINDI
COMPUTERS
G.K. & MSC.
ENGLISH-1
ENGLISH-2
MATHS
HINDI
EVS
COMPUTERS
G.K. & MSC.
MATHS
ENGLISH-1
ENGLISH-2
EVS
HINDI
COMPUTERS
G.K. & MSC.
ENGLISH-1
ENGLISH-2
MATHS
HINDI
EVS
ALMANAC
FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT (VI – X) SCHEDULE
DATE
06.07.15
13.07.15
20.07.15
27.07.15
03.08.15
10.08.15
17.08.15
DATE
20.04.15
21.04.15
23.04.15
24.04.15
18.06.15
19.06.15
DAY
MON
MON
MON
MON
MON
MON
MON
SUB
ENG
SSC
HIN
SAN
FA-1 (WRITTEN TEST)
VI
VII
VIII
ENG
HIN
MAT
SCI
ENG
HIN
HIN
MAT
SSC
SSC
SCI
COMPUTERS
SSC
SAN / GER
ENG
MAT
SCI
COMPUTERS
SAN / GER COMPUTERS SAN / GER
FA-2 (ACTIVITY)
VII
VIII
VI
Listening, Reading Activity - Recitation
Model Making
Role Play
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laL —rs iBu dkS'kye~
IX
ENG
SCI
MAT
IT
HIN / SAN
SST
IX
Crossword
Puzzle
X
MAT
SST
ENG
HIN / SAN
IT
SCI
X
Soliloquy
Seminar with PPT
O;kdj.k iz'uksRrjh
laL —rs Hkk’k.kkH;kl%
“yksd mPpkj.ke~
O;kdj.k dkS'kye~
22.06.15
23.06.15
MAT
Project / Survey
Project on Data Handling:
Collection, Representation and
Analysis of data
25.06.15
26.06.15
SCI
Project on Waste Management
Multi Disciplinary Activities
DATE
23.11.15
30.11.15
07.12.15
14.12.15
21.12.15
28.12.15
04.01.16
DAY
MON
MON
MON
MON
MON
MON
MON
FA-3 (WRITTEN TEST)
VI
VII
VIII
MAT
SCI
ENG
ENG
HIN
MAT
SCI
ENG
HIN
HIN
MAT
SST
COMPUTERS
SSC
SCI
SSC
SAN / GER
COMPUTERS
SAN / GER COMPUTERS SAN / GER
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IX
SSC
ENG
SCI
MAT
IT
HIN / SAN
X
SCI
MAT
SST
ENG
HIN / SAN
IT
DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL
DATE
07.01.16
08.01.16
SUB
ENG
11.01.16
12.01.16
HIN
SAN
14.01.16
15.01.16
SST
18.01.16
19.01.16
21.01.16
22.01.16
FA-4 (ACTIVITY)
VII
VIII
VI
IX
X
Skit
Lkaxks’Bh
okrkZyki dkS'kye~
Calendar Making
vfHku; dkS'kye~
Enacting
Historical
Characters
Skit
MAT
Quantitative Reasoning
SCI
Science Practical As Per CBSE
WEEKLY TEST (XI) SCHEDULE
DATE
14.07.15
21.07.15
28.07.15
04.08.15
11.08.15
18.08.15
WEEKLY TEST - 1
DAY
SUBJECT
TUE
ENG
TUE
CHE / ACC
TUE
MAT
TUE CS / IP / PE / MUS / DAN
TUE
BIO / ECO
TUE
PHY / BST
DATE
24.11.15
01.12.15
08.12.15
15.12.15
22.12.15
29.12.15
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WEEKLY TEST - 2
DAY
SUBJECT
TUE
ENG
TUE
CHE / ACC
TUE
MAT
TUE CS / IP / PE / MUS / DAN
TUE
BIO / ECO
TUE
PHY / BST
ALMANAC
SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT - 1 (VI-X) &
HALF YEARLY EXAMINATION (XI-XII) SCHEDULE
DATE
16.09.15
18.09.15
19.09.15
22.09.15
DAY
WED
FRI
SAT
TUE
VI
Computers
SAN / GER
GK, ART
SST
VII
Computers
SAN / GER
GK, ART
SCI
VIII
Computers
SAN / GER
GK, ART
MAT
IX
X
XI
XII
IT, ART
SCI
MAT
BIO / ECO
ENG
ENG
SST
IT, ART
SST
HIN /
SAN
MAT
HINDI
ENG
ENG
SST
SCI
SCI
MAT
HIN /
SAN
SST
CHEM / ACC
CS / IP / PE /
MUS / DAN
PHY / BST
MAT
PHY / BST
CS / IP / PE /
MUS / DAN
CHEM / ACC
24.09.15
THU
HINDI
ENG
HINDI
28.09.15
MON
SCI
MAT
30.09.15
WED
ENG
03.10.15
SAT
MAT
ENG
BIO / ECO
SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT - 2 (VI-X) SCHEDULE
DATE
04.03.16
05.03.16
08.03.16
10.03.16
14.03.16
16.03.16
19.03.16
DAY
FRI
SAT
TUE
THU
MON
WED
SAT
VI
SAN / GER
Computers
SST
HINDI
SCI
ENG
MAT
VII
SAN / GER
Computers
SCI
ENG
MAT
HINDI
SST
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VIII
SAN / GER
Computers
MAT
HINDI
SST
ENG
SCI
IX
X
IT
SST
HIN / SAN
MAT
ENG
SCI
IT
SCI
ENG
MAT
HIN / SAN
SST
DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL
MOCK SA-2 (X) & PRE-BOARD EXAMNIATION (XII) SCHEDULE
X
DATE
05.02.16
08.02.16
10.02.16
13.02.16
15.02.16
17.02.16
DAY
FRI
MON
WED
SAT
MON
WED
XII
SUBJECT
SCI
SSC
HIN / SAN
MAT
ENG
IT
DATE
04.01.16
06.01.16
08.01.16
11.01.16
13.01.16
15.01.16
DAY
MON
WED
FRI
MON
WED
FRI
SUBJECT
MAT
PHY / BST
ENG
CHEM / ACC
BIO / ECO
CS / IP / PE / MUS / DAN
ANNUAL EXAMINATION (XI) SCHEDULE
DATE
20.02.16
23.02.16
26.02.16
29.02.16
02.03.16
04.03.16
DAY
SAT
TUE
FRI
MON
WED
FRI
XI
MAT
PHY / BST
BIO / ECO
CHEM / ACC
ENG
CS / IP / PE / MUS / DAN
Note : Assessment dates are tentative and subject to change.
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ALMANAC
Mayank Poddar (III-G)
Jostle your mind.
Do you know from the history of the
world where the power of
the prophets lay?
Where was it? In the intellect?
Did any of them write a fine book on philosophy?
Or the most intricate relationship of logic?
Not one of them.
They only spoke a few words.
Feel like Christ and you will be a Christ,
feel like Buddha and you
will be a Buddha.
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DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL
Mahek Singhaniya (V-E)
Children need our presence more
than our presents. Be there for your
child to listen to his stories or
when he wants you to feel proud of
the stars on his notebook. Quality
time means being there for your child
when he needs you and not when
it is convenient for you.
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ALMANAC
Sandali Sinha (VII-B)
Parenting is not an examination.
It's an experience to be enjoyed.
So don't be over-concerned.
Allow your child to explore,
Experiment and take risks.
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DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL
Farhan Firoz (VIII-E)
There is only one religion,
the religion of Love
There is only one language,
the language of the Heart
There is only one caste,
the caste of Humanity
There is only one law,
the law of Karma
There is only one God,
He is Omnipresent.
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DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL
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ALMANAC
Excellence
can be attained if you
care more than others think is wise,
risk more than others think is safe,
dream more than others think is practical
and
expect more than others think is possible
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