CALENDAR : 2021-22

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Phone : 06542-253543E-mail : bko_hcs@rediffmail.com / hcsbokaro@gmail.com

Website : holycrossbokaro.com(Affiliated with the Central Board of Secondary Education, Delhi)

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No school business will be transacted on Holidays.

FEE COLLECTION SCHEDULE 2021-22

APRIL - 2021OCTOBER - 2021

16.04.2021to

MAY & JUNE - 2021

NOVEMBER - 2021

JULY - 2021 DECEMBER - 2021

AUGUST - 2021 JANUARY - 2022

SEPTEMBER - 2021 FEBRUARY - 2022

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Note : Cheque payment will be accepted only upto 20th of every month.

Note : Fees of April, May & June can be paid together from16.04.21 to 25.06.21 & no fine will be realised for the same.All the fees for Session 2021-22 to be paid before the annualExamination.

25.06.2021

Continued ChallanNo Fine

07.07.2021to

26.07.2021

06.08.2021to

25.08.2021

06.09.2021to

24.09.2021

07.10.2021to

25.10.2021

08.11.2021to

26.11.2021

07.12.2021to

24.12.2021

07.01.2022to

25.01.2022

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02.04.2021 Good Friday03.04.2021 Holy Saturday04.04.2021 Easter Sunday14.04.2021 Ambedkar Jayanti21.04.2021 Ram Navami25.04.2021 Mahavir Jayanti14.05.2021 Id-U-Milad*21.07.2021 Bakrid15.08.2021 Independance Day19.08.2021 Muharram*22.08.2021 Raksha Bandhan30.08.2021 Janmasthami14.09.2021 Holy Cross Feast17.09.2021 Vishwakarma Puja02.10.2021 Gandhi Jayanti11.10.2021 to 17.10.2021 Puja Vacation19.10.2021 Eid-Milan-un-Nabi*04.11.2021 & 05.11.2021 Diwali10.11.2021 & 11.11.2021 Chatt Puja15.11.2021 Jharkhand Diwas19.11.2021 Guru Nanak Jayanti23.12.2021 to 27.12.2021 Christmas & Winter Vacation 31.12.2021 to 01.01.2022 Year End & New Year02.01.2022 School Closed14.01.2022 Makar Sankranti26.01.2022 Republic Day05.02.2022 Basant Panchmi01.03.2022 Maha Shivratari17.03.2022 & 18.03.2022 Holi

HOLIDAYS AT A GLANCE : 2021-22

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18.04.2021 World Heritage Day

22.04.2021 Earth Day

28.04.2021 World Day for Safety and Health at Work

29.04.2021 International Dance Day

30.04.2021 Ayushman Bharat Diwas

01.05.2021 Workers' Day (International Labour Day)

03.05.2021 Press Freedom Day

09.05.2021 Mother's Day

07.05.2021 World Athletics Day

08.05.2021 World Red Cross Day, World Thalassaemia Day

12.05.2021 International Nurses Day

15.05.2021 International Day of the Family

24.05.2021 Commonwealth Day

31.05.2021 Anti-tobacco Day

05.06.2021 World Environment Day

07.06.2021 World Food Safety Day

12.06.2021 Anti-Child Labor Day

14.06.2021 World Blood Donor Day

20.06.2021 World Refugee Day

23.06.2021 United Nations Public Service Day, Inter. Olympic Day

26.06.2021 Inter. Day against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking

01.07.2021 Doctor's Day

18.07.2021 International Nelson Mandela Day

09.08.2021 Quit India Day

12.08.2021 International Youth Day

29.08.2021 National Sports Day

05.09.2021 Teacher's Day

02.10.2021 Gandhi Jayanti; International Day of Non-Violence

04.10.2021 World Animal Welfare Day

08.10.2021 Indian Air Force Day

IMPORTANT DAYSApril 2021 to March 2022

Days Important Day

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IMPORTANT DAYS

Days Important Day

09.10.2021 World Post Office Day

10.10.2021 World Mental Health Day

01.12.2021 World AIDS Day

10.12.2021 Human Rights Day;

14.12.2021 World Energy Conservation Day

22.12.2021 National Mathematics Day

23.12.2021 Kisan Divas (Farmer's Day) (India)

25.12.2021 Christmas Day

10.01.2022 World Hindi Day

11.01.2022 National Human Trafficking Awareness Day,

12.01.2022 National Youth Day

23.01.2022 Netaji Subash Chandra Bose Jayanti

04.02.2022 World Cancer Day

05.02.2022 Safer Internet Day

06.02.2022 Inter. Day of Zero Tolerance to Female Genital Mutilation

10.02.2022 National De-worming Day

11.02.2022 International Day of Women and Girls in Science

13.02.2022 World Radio Day, National Women's Day

28.02.2022 National Science Day

28/29.02.22 Rare Disease Day

01.03.2022 Zero Discrimination Day

03.03.2022 World Wildlife Day, World Hearing Day

08.03.2022 International Women's Day

10.03.2022 No Smoking Day

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MISSION STATEMENT OF THE EDUCATIONAL APOSTOLATE OF SISTERS OF MERCY OF THE HOLY CROSS IN INDIA

Inspired by the life and teachings of Jesus, who came to give fullness of life to all, and His call to spread the Good news of love, peace, justice and fraternity to all nations

andStirred by the example and directions of our Founders, Fr. Theodosius Florentini and Mother Maria Theresa Scherer in their

Unbounded faith and trust in the Divine ProvidenceFarsightednessInnovative approach to educationUnfailing courage to take risksPreferential love for the poor and the underprivileged

andChallenged by inhuman poverty, massive illiteracy, environmental degradation, gender discrimination, various forms of child-abuse, corruption, displacement of the poor, consumerism, fundamentalism and eroding moral values, our mission as compassionate leaders, is to form young women and men of character, who will distinguish themselves by their academic and Professional excellence, sound spiritual and moral values with a holistic growth in their intellectual, emotional, physical, aesthetic abilities, spirit of selfless service and leadership qualities.

Thus they will commit themselves to the transformation of the present day social conditions and contribute towards building a just and eco-friendly human society where genuine freedom, equality of opportunities and respect for religions, moral and social values found in the Gospels and enshrined in the Constitution of India will prevail.

MODALITIES TO ACHIEVE THESE GOALSFOR SISTERS

Commitment to the Mission StatementFostering team spirit in a spirit filled community to realisethe mission in the local context

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Involvement in neighbourhood ministryKeep abreast of the changes in educationAccompaniment of Staff and Students

FOR STAFF

Understand and accept our vision mission statement and implement itCommit to work as a team for the poor and underprivileged. Upgrade and adopt creative and effective teaching learning methods which are collaborative and activity based, with efficient use of technologyCordial relation with parents, and respectful dealing with students to accompany them in their integral formation. Loyal to the Institution and support the administration in planning and executionThe Principal as a committed and compassionate leader takes the lead in implementing the Mission statement with all stakeholders - Sisters, Staff, Students, Parents, Alumni and Well-wishers.

PRAYER AT MORNING ASSEMBLY

(1) O my God, I offer you, all I think, do or say today. Help me to do what is right and to keep away from what is wrong.

Bless me, bless my father and mother and all those I love, so that I may come to know and love you better everyday.

[2] O! God/origin of all knowledge and wisdom/we beg you to

enlighten our minds, strengthen our memories, increase

our concentration, /direct our thoughts and actions /

towards what is right, / and enable us to be/ wholesome

persons/ who would be useful/for the family, / society/

country/ and the world at large/. Bless our Principal/

teachers and parents/ with your wisdom/ so that they

may guide us/ in the right way. Lord make us truly wise.

PRAYER AFTER CLASS

(1) We give you thanks Almighty God for all the benefits You have conferred upon us.

O my God, I love You with my whole heart and above all things. I am heartily sorry for having offended you, because You are so good and I firmly resolve not to offend You any more.

(2) O, God/ thank you/ for all the knowledge/I have gained/

through my teachers,/ friends and books. Lord I am sorry/

for offending You/ by wasting my time,/not being alert,/

attentive and responsible, and misbehaving with others.

Lord, help me to be a better person. Protect me from every

harm and danger.

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SCHOOL SONG

Holy Cross School stands for service to all men,And its aim is to bring God's love through service of all men.In Holy Cross School every child is free,To learn and grow in his own humanity.

CHORUS:Holy Cross march ahead (2),

The way is long,With joyful song,

March ahead,Holy Cross march ahead.

1. We are very different yet we stand in unity,To march together towards our perfect destiny. We will share and care for the whole human race, So that love of God be brought to all on the earth.

2. The knowledge we have gathered in our Holy Cross School, Will enlighten every step throughout our life.And we shall be shining as the bright light of day, Never be discouraged but to have that gentle way.

3. We are very precious children of our country,And we shall be making it's new history. God bless our dear school and our country,So that its banner may shine throughout eternity.

HYMNS FOR MORNING ASSEMBLY

GOD IS MY FATHERGod is my Father, God is my Guide.

Bless me Oh Father, bless me Thy child.1. God is my true light, for me and all,

Lead me in thy light, bless me and all.

2. God is my Father, God is my Guide, Bless me Oh Father, bless me Thy child.

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PRAYERS

LORD GODFill me with the

desire to build up rather than to tear down,

to heal rather than to wound,to reconcile

rather than to polarize, to risk rather than

to reinforce.

THE LORD IS HERE

1. His voice can be heard in the roaring, of breakers that crash on the shore. His splendour is seen in the morning, as sunlight is coming once more.

CHORUSArise and come, the Lord is here,Arise my friends, He comes to share with you,a life that never ends.

2. His love can be seen in the children,who romp in the playground in spring. His beauty is found in the faces,of all who can smile and sing.

3. His might can be seen in the mountains,So still with the snow on their crest. His pity is seen in the swallow,that cares for the young in its nest.

4. He comes in the heat of the city,mid noise of the cars and the mills. He comes in the Peace of the forest, in desert or cool of the hills.

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ALL THINGS BRIGHT AND BEAUTIFUL

Ch. : All things bright and beautiful,All creatures great and small,All things wise and wonderful, The good God made them all.

1. He gave us eyes to see them,And lips that we might tell,How great is God Almighty, Who has made all things well.

2. Each little flower that opens,Each little bird that sings,He made their glowing colours,He made their tiny wings.

IN NEED OF LIBERATION

The world stands in need of liberation my Lord,It still has to feel Your power.The blind and the deaf, the dumb and the maimed,all need to feel Your healing touch.The world stands in need of liberation, my Lord,It still has to learn to love.

1. There are those who have eyes but refuse to see the inhumanity that's done.

There are those who have ears but refuse to hear the cries of those in agony.

2. There are those who have mouths but refuse to speak against injustice done to others.

There are those who have hands but refuse to reach them out in love and charity.

3. There are those who have talents but they do not use to build a true community.

And we all have the talent to love but leave it buried in ourselves.

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WALKING WITH THE LORD

CHORUS Walking with the Lord,

We are walking in the morning.Lift up your hearts,

For you're walking with,God Singing to the Lord.

We are singing in the sunshine,Lift up your hearts,

For you're singing to God.

Hand in hand with everyone we're walking, walking,Black and white and brown together walking, walking.Singing new songs now, living new lives, Building new bridges, walking distant miles. well we're..........(chorus)

Rain and storm will not prevent us walking, walking, Faith and hope and love will send us walking, walking.Crossing all barriers climbing all stiles, Breaking thro fences walking distant miles. well we're..........(chorus)

KEEP ME IN THE HOLLOW OF YOUR HAND

1. Keep me in the hollow of your hand. Lead me through the wild and stormy land.

You who guide my feet though the path may will be steep, keep me in the hollow of your hand.

Cho: Keep me Keep me day by day, Guide me, Guide me all the way.

Never, never let me stray,Keep me in the hollow of your hand.

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2. Keep me in the Centre of your will,All your plans for me may I fulfil,As I go my way help me Lord from day to day,Keep me in the centre of your will. Keep.............

3. Keep me in the circle of your love, Looking down to comfort from above, Help me see your face as I pray for daily grace, Keep me in the circle of your love. Keep.............

4. Keep me in the depth of your own Heart,from it may I never part,Until one day with them, you will call me home to thee,Keep me in the depth of your own heart. Keep.............

ONE MORE STEP ALONG THE WORLD I GO

One more step along the world I go - 2,from the old things to the new, keep me travelling along with you.

Cho : And it's from the old I travel to the new,Keep me travelling along with you.

1. Round the corners of the world I turn,More and more about the world I learn,All the new things that I see,You'll be looking at along with me. And it's..........

2. Give me courage when the world is rough,Keep me loving though the world is tough, Leap and sing in, all I do,Keep me travelling along with you. And it's..............

3. As I travel through the good and bad,Keep me travelling the way I should,when I see no way to go,you will be travelling the way I know. And it's.............

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4. You are older than the world can be, you are younger than the life in me,Ever old yet ever new,keep me travelling along with you. And it's............

MAKE ME A CHANNEL OF YOUR PEACE

1. Make me a channel of your peace,Where there is hatred, let me bring your love, Where there is injury, your pardon, Lord, And where there's doubt, true faith in you. Oh, Master, grant that I may never seek, So much to be consoled as to console, To be understood as to understand, To be loved as to love with all my soul.

2. Make me a channel of your peace,Where there's despair in life, let me bring hope, Where there is darkness, shining light, And where there's sadness, ever joy.

3. Make me a channel of your peace,It is in pardoning that we are pardoned,In giving to each one that we receive, And in dying that we're born to eternal life.

THERE SHALL BE SHOWERS OF BLESSINGS

There shall be showers of blessings, This is the promise of love.There shall be seasons refreshing,Sent from the saviour above.

Ch. Showers of blessing,Showers of blessing we need,Mercy drops round us are falling,But for the showers we plead.

There shall be showers of blessing, Send them upon us, O Lord.Grant to us now a refreshing,Come and now honour Thy word.

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There shall be showers of blessing, O that today they might fall,Now as to God we're confessing, Now as on Jesus we call.

There shall be showers of blessings, Precious reviving again,Over the hills and the valleys,Sound abundance of rain.

THE CONSTITUTION OF INDIA

PREAMBLE

WE, THE PEOPLE OF INDIA, having solemnly resolved to constitute India into a [SOVEREIGN SOCIALIST SECULAR DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC] and to secure to all its citizens:

JUSTICE, social, economic and political:

LIBERTY of thought, expression, belief, faith and worship:

EQUALITY of status and of opportunity and to promote among them all:

FRATERNITY assuring the dignity of the individual and the [unity and integrity of the Nation]: IN OUR CONSTITUENT ASSEMBLY

PLEDGE

India is my country, all Indians are my brothers and sisters.

I love my country, and I am proud of its rich and varied heritage, I shall always strive to be worthy of it.

I shall give my parents, teachers and all elders respect and treat everyone with courtesy.

To my country and my people, I pledge my devotion and in their well-being and prosperity alone lies my happiness.

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GENERAL INFORMATION

Holy Cross School, Bokaro Steel City is a Christian Minority

School founded and managed by the members of the

International Christian Women Religious Congregation known

as Sisters of Mercy of the Holy Cross. This Congregation was

founded in Switzerland in the year 1856 by Fr. Theodosius

Florentini OFM CAP and Mother Maria Theresa Scherer. The

Members of this Congregation work in almost all the Continents

- America (North & South), Africa, Europe and Asia.

The motto of the Congregation is

"NEED OF THE TIME IS THE WILL OF GOD"

The Sisters started to function in India in the year 1894. Keeping

the motto in mind the Sisters have established centres in 18

States in India up to now responding to the invitations of

different Societies & Organizations. They serve the nation in

various fields like - Formal and In-formal Education, Teachers

Training, Nursing Training, Social Work, Vocational Training

programmes, Hospital, Care of the Old, Widows, Orphans and so

on. In all these the poor, oppressed and socially less privileged

are given priority.

INCEPTION

Holy Cross School, Bokaro Steel City was started in 1974

accepting the invitation of South Eastern Railways. This is a unit

of Holy Cross Institute, Hazaribagh. a registered society under

society's registration act 21 of 1860.

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AIMS AND OBJECTIVES

The school aims at developing the students in totality, to make him/her a perfect creation of God. Top priority is given to character building on sound moral principles. Boys and Girls leaving the school should be characterized by a sense of responsibility with true development of mind and character. They should show this by being actively concerned about national development in the true spirit of freedom, equality justice and peace. They should feel proud of the Institution and must have a distinguished character.

To attain the aims and objectives, the Sisters, together with the whole team of staff, work towards the following:• to make the boys and girls spiritually strong,

psychologically mature and mentally rich / healthy.• to help them have right values in life and cultivate in them

strong principles.• to help to bring out the innate and hidden talents in them.• to make them academically qualified to face the challenging

competitions in life.• to instill in them environment friendly attitudes and

behaviour.• to make them understand true freedom, respecting the

freedom of others and help them become responsible citizens who will be future catalysts for social changes.

All students are taught the essentials of religion which are acceptable to people of all faiths. Efforts are made continually to develop and draw out values in the life of all students.

Excellence in education is measured not by the quantity of work produced by the ablest students but by the degree with which every student has realised his full potential. In other words, it is not the highest point the best students reach but the distance through which all students move from the point of their start to the farthest reaches of their development.

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The ideals enshrined in the Constitution of India is in tune with the Holy Cross concern for the poor and the underprivileged.

What we are aiming at is an education that will integrate the various sections of the society by providing more opportunity for good education to the weaker sections of the society which is the most effective single factor for equalisation.

The school is affiliated with the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), New Delhi upto Senior Secondary standard. The medium of instruction is English.

The school promotes co-education and it admits any child irrespective of caste, creed or social status.

Holy Cross School receives no Government or Private aid and fees realised from students is the only source of revenue. To keep up with the rising cost and revision in salary fees have to be adjusted from time to time.

The School Session is from 1st April to 31st March.

SCHOOL TRADITIONS

Holy Cross Students see themselves as:

• Hard working, Setting high goals and standards.• Mentally Physically and Psychologically tough.• Persistent in their efforts to reach personal goals• Aware of Social structures, National goals, Personal duties

and Social responsibilities and able to accept and discharge personal responsibilities.

In our school we take pride in the following traditions:

• Always to be friendly with one another in and out of school.• To avoid vulgarity in our talk and behaviour.• To accept whatever work is assigned to us as our rightful

share of responsibility.

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• To offer assistance to any unattended visitor we happen to meet on the school premises.

• To rise showing regard and respect when any Sister, teacher or visitor enters or passes through any room in which we happen to be.

• To be courteous to every one and sportsman - like with opposing teams.

• To stick to rules of the library and consider the rights of other students using it.

• To respect and maintain the beauty of the school premises.

• To avoid dropping papers or lunch scraps in the school premises and to pick up any such dropped by others.

• To learn and observe good manners and rules of etiquette.

• Always to respect the religious beliefs of others.

• To realise that hard, persevering, systematic and creative personal effort is the only stepping stone to real success, especially in studies.

• Ever to be conscious that true nobility consists in being honest and sincere, decent and gentle mainly in speech behaviour and action.

These traditions are little things in themselves, and they must be put into practice voluntarily, because to make them a rule would lower their value. The desire to observe them must come from within and must be genuine: only thus can one's character be formed.

OUR EDUCATIONAL CHARTER

Good education is a process that brings about desirable growth in the student - growth that one is able to see from year to year and evaluate. There are various kinds of growth that must take place. Growth in the mount of knowledge and information about various subjects, persons and events.

Growth in the quantity of that information, namely greater understanding as well as increased ability to apply knowledge to a wide variety of situations, by developing one's ability to think (thinking means seeing new relationships between facts.)

Growth in the number and kinds of skills and abilities one discovers and develops, eg. to speak and write English/Hindi better: to work with one's hands to fashion objects; to learn games such as cricket, football, basket ball, etc.; to learn to cycle or swim; to play musical instruments, etc.

Growth can be either in learning a new skill or improving on the skill already acquired.

Growth in interests, in the formation of habits, values and attitudes developing and pursuing personal interests and hobbies some of which will become lifelong assets.

Developing habits such as punctuality, regularity, orderliness, working according to a timetable, self-reliance, especially developing independent study techniques on learning to learn by yourself, etc. Developing values and attitudes such as active concern for the things of the spirit and for moral and spiritual values: pride in one's country and eagerness to contribute one's share to national development; concern for others and their needs and rights; civic consciousness; need to strive for excellence and to shun mediocrity; eagerness to use personal effort and resourcefulness as much as possible rather than look too easily to others for help.

As you go through your school year, you should ask yourself whether you are able to see growth in one or more of these areas. To the extent that there is such growth your education is successful. But in the measure in which such growth is absent, your education is a failure.

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Who is answerable?

Obviously, all the three most concerned with your education must share responsibility; your home, your school and you yourself. Those at home and at school help in your education, not so much by paying fees or by force-feeding information into an unwilling head, but by providing and fostering a climate or atmosphere where learning can take place; where, by setting goals and challenges, by asking questions and leading you to self-discovery, they help you towards the goal of a self-reliant adult. They help you in all the ways mentioned above: to learn facts to learn to understand and to think; to acquire new skills and habits, and to assess and adopt values and attitudes.

To the extent that you cooperate with your home and your school, you, the important third partner, whose education is the concern of the other two, will contribute most to your personal growth. In turn, you will be able to contribute significantly to the growth of the society.

ADMISSIONS

Admissions are taken after proper scrutiny subject to vacancy.

Parents are interviewed, for their understanding of the type of education offered in the school and make them aware of the kind of co-operation needed for the development of their ward.

Admission to class XI is planned to be selective. All the external candidates desirous of seeking admission to class XI after passing 10th standard must apply in the proforma to be issued by the school and submit the same on prescribed dates.

Eligibility for admission to class XI shall depend upon

a) The performance in the admission test. (For external candidates)

b) For Holy Cross students regularity in attendance & work during classes IX-X as well as good character & discipline in previous years.

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c) Admission to the school will be revoked if false information is given at the time of admission.

In case of admission on transfer, an authentic Transfer Certificate is needed. Transfer Certificate from a place outside district should be duly countersigned by the competent officer of the Education Dept., of the concerned state or Regional Officer, CBSE, Patna.

WITHDRAWALS

Transfer and School Leaving Certificates are issued after all dues of the school are cleared. In case of T. C., applications must be signed by the genuine guardian whose specimen signature is available in the record. In case of fresh admission, no T.C. is issued before the lapse of three months, for others the duration is fifteen days.

When a student fails twice in the same class, the guardians will be asked to take the Transfer Certificate.

CORRECTION IN AGE

Date of birth as recorded in the Admission Register shall be final. Parents are reminded that the date of birth of the child, once registered, cannot be changed later.

COURSE OF STUDY

The school follows the syllabus prescribed by C.B.S.E. New Delhi, in full.

Besides regular studies Computer Education is provided from Std. III to X.

Fees are charged for Computer & Informatics Practices and Handwork.

In Senior Secondary Classes, Science, Commerce and Arts streams are available.

School offers the following Subjects at this level. English, Hindi, Sanskrit , Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics, Accountancy, Economics, Business Studies, Informatics Practices & Physical Education, History & Geography.

ATTENDANCE

85 percent of attendance is required of the students in order to appear at any of the examinations held in school.

Absence from school must be written in the school calendar and signed by the parent/guardian. Joining school after a short or long absence needs permission of the Principal/Vice Principal/ Section In-charge.

A Student absenting continuously for 15 days without any information, will be considered, as has left the school and his/her name will be struck off the roll. At the start of the new session, this time is reduced to seven days. Re-admission at this stage is treated as fresh admission and so full Admission fee is to be remitted. A student absenting for more than 10 days in a year will be allowed in, only if the guardian in person explains the reason to the Principal or her representative and he/she is convinced of the authenticity of the same. Re- admission can be granted if seats are available after paying the full dues. Such re-admission will not be granted more than twice in an Academic year.

DISCIPLINE

Discipline is the back-bone of development in all spheres of life. It has special significance in education. It is desired of students to maintain discipline inside the class room and outside. The self imposed discipline in punctuality, neatness in dress, good behaviour, respect, consideration for others and co-operative spirit are required of each student.

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DISMISSAL - SUSPENSION

The Principal reserves the right to remove a student from the school or suspend him/her for a certain period if the conduct of the student in Principal's opinion is against the good moral tone of the School. The nature of punishment will be based on the gravity of offence committed by the student.

Irregular attendance, truancy, habitual idleness, disobedience, repeated misbehaviour towards any member of the School family are some of the vital areas warranting action against the students. It is not obligatory on the part of the Principal to give any reason for taking action against a student except that she is convinced of taking such action of dismissal/ suspension.

EXAMINATIONS AND PROMOTIONS

The school accepts the proposal of CBSE and conducts the exam as follows:

PART 1: SCHOLASTICFor Classes I-VIIIThere are two terms, Term I and Term II. In, every, term there will be Periodic test of 20 marks, 5 marks for H.W, Assignment & Copy work and 5 marks for subject Enrichment [like ASL in Hindi and English, Maths Lab, Science Activity and Map work for S.St.] Final Exam will be out of 80 marks in each term making the total marks of 100.

For Classes IX-X3 periodic test of 10 marks each of which the average of the best 2 is taken, 5 marks for HW, Assignment & Copy work and 5 marks for subject Enrichment [like ASL, in English & Hindi, Maths lab, Science Practical and Map work for S.St]. Final Exams is of 80 marks making the total 100 marks.

For Classes XI-XII4 periodic test of 25 marks each and 100 marks of Half yearly and Annual for Std. XI and Pre-Model & Model Exams for class XII are conducted.

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PART - 2 For CO-SCHOLASTIC ACTIVITIES5 point Grading [ A to E ] is done for(i) Work Education.(ii) Art Education(iii) Health and Physical Education.(iv) Discipline.

N.B.:- There are different subject Clubs / Cells / Units in which each student is supposed to participate actively in at least one Club. The following are the Clubs :-

a) Interact Club.b) Tarumitra Club.c) Sports Club.d) Subject Club [English, Hindi, Maths, Science, S.St.,

G.K. Quiz & Commerce]e) Dancef) Musicg) Art & Crafth) I.T.i) Health Club

For any valid reason if a students is absent from any examination the application for the same should be submitted to the Principal and get the same sanctioned in advance by the Parents only.The results of the examination are final and cannot be re-considered. Promotions will be based on the average performance in the Year. MERIT CERTIFICATES are awarded to those students who get 85 % & above marks in any subject. Any student using unfair means in any form during tests will be given zero in all the subjects and a warning letter. Repetition of the same will result in debarring him/her from taking further Examination. A student who repeats the same class twice will not be allowed in any case, to continue for the 3rd year in the same class.

HOUSE SYSTEMTo promote competitive team spirit in sports & games and allied activities the whole school is divided into four Houses viz. HUNTER, FALCON, MIRAZ & HARRIER.

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These Houses assisted by House Leaders (Captain & Vice captain for each activity). Based on the points achieved by each House in all activities of the School scholastic & Co-Scholastic, the House scoring the highest points in the year is felicitated in different ways.

FEE COLLECTION

Tuition Fee is to be paid for all twelve months of the year and as long as the student's name remains on the roll.

School Fees are to be paid to the School Office/Holy Cross Branch of Canara Bank. It will be collected as per the dates mentioned on Page - 3 between 11.00 am and 1 pm. It has been observed that towards the end of the month, there is a big rush in the bank. But in the beginning very few come to pay the fees. A lot of practical problems, are faced due to this tendency.

Students will pay the fee in the School Office as per the dates mentioned on page no. 3. On the remaining days fees will be accepted only from the guardians. If parents send cash with students it will be at their own risk as there are chances of losing it. Please send Crossed Cheques/Demand Drafts in favour of 'HOLY CROSS SCHOOL'.

Out station cheques will not be accepted. Local cheques are accepted till the 20th of every month. Fee will not be collected on Sundays and Public Holidays.

If the fees are not paid by the Last fee Collection date /29th of the month, a fine of Rs. 80/- will be realised, (with fine delay there of three months can be considered) There after students (fee defaulters) will not be allowed to continue to attend classes)

Fees for any number of months in advance are accepted.

SCHOOL UNIFORMThe students shall come to school always in full uniforms including for co-curricular programmes and parent consultation. It should be clean, pressed and in good repair.

function under the guidance of House Masters

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BOYSI-V - Short Pants.VI-XII - Long Pants.Pants for I-X - Binnys Shade - T.C. 359 quality MarathonPants for XI-XII - Nokia Mills, Shade No.-6I (Light Grey)Shirts for I to X - Spun shirt half sleeve with P. Blue piping on

sleeves and on pocket, with School Emblem.Shirts for XI-XII - White-half sleeves, pockets with School

EmblemBelt - Black with metal School EmblemShoes - Black, plain leather with lace, grey socks with

white lines. Patka for Sikhs - Colour of the pants - grey

GIRLSI-XSkirt - Jagjeet Synthetic Ltd. quality No. 6766 Box

PleatsShirt - Spun White Shirt, half sleeves, front open,

pockets with ribs and School mblem. VI-X - Check half bandi, check sleeves with rib. Belts - Grey with metal School Emblem. Shoes - Black, grey socks with white linesXI-XII - Black pants and lemon striped kameez, with

jacket attached in it, kaka mills, shade 1216.Shoes - Black, good quality grey socks with white

lines, metal badge.

FOR ALLOn weekly sports day navy blue super poly lower with 2 houses stripes with house coloured two stripes each on both sides, T-shirts as prescribed and keds are a must(Available at Sree Modi Dresses, Sector-1, B. S. City).

While participating in any of the sports/games events, students must have, black sports pants with house coloured stripes on both sides

(Available at Roop Shree, Chas)

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Winter : Std. I-V Maroon PulloverVI-XII Maroon Pullover, The same colour Blazers are allowed only for classes XI & XII Mufflers/Scarves - Colour of the Pullover.

Dress Materials are available at :-1. Prakash Shree, C-3, City Centre, Sector - IV, B. S. City2. Roop Shree, Chas3. Wednesday uniform -Shree Moti Dresses, Sector-I, B. S. City

Belts and Badges are available in the school

FEW IMPORTANT SUGGESTIONS TO GUARDIANS

1. Parents are expected to co-operate with the school authorities by enforcing regularity, punctuality, cleanliness and a sense of discipline in the children. Children must come to school in Uniforms, otherwise they will not be allowed to enter the class.

2. Parents are to take care that children do their home works and come well prepared to school on time.

3. The school is not responsible for the loss of things from the students, but any loss should be reported to the Principal through the class teacher immediately.

4. Students will have to make good any damage done to the School property.

5. Parents are requested to meet the class teacher on specified days regarding their child's progress in studies and other activities. It is very important for the big as well as for the small children. Accompany your child in his/her learning experience. Show interest in their activities.

6. The School Calendar is a compulsory Information Book for each pupil; which serves as a source of information

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LIBRARY RULES1. All students of Std. VI to XII may borrow books from the

Library.2. Strict silence shall be observed in the Library.3. Students who keep books longer than the time permitted

will be fined ̂ 1/- a day.4. Books in the reference section may not be taken out of the

Library.5. Never write in a Library book, or tear anything out of it. Take

good care of it.6. The attention of the Librarian should be drawn to the

damage of books about to be borrowed.7. Each pupil is entitled to take out on loan one book at a time

while each teacher is entitled to take out two books at a time and keep the same for seven days. Periodical publications, dictionaries, guides and other costly reference books shall not be lent out.

8. Issue of books may at any time be suspended by the order of the Principal.

9. Books should be covered and used failing which a fine of ˆ 2/- will be levied.

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10. All books taken from the Library should be returned two weeks before the Annual examination. T.C. will not be issued until a clearance certificate is obtained from the Librarian.

11. Damage to any part of a Library book shall be made good by realising double the cost of the book after issuing proper receipt.

12. In the event of losing a Library card, an application be submitted to the Librarian with immediate effect.

13. A sum of ̂ 25/- will be charged for the loss of one Reader's Ticket. Old Reader's Ticket must be handed over to the Librarian in good condition for getting renewed cards.

14. Reader's Ticket is not transferable. The person named on the Reader's Ticket will be responsible for books borrowed on it.

15. Books issued on daily basis should be returned on the same day itself. Otherwise a fine of ̂ 2/- per day will be charged.

SCHOLARSHIPS & AWARDS

A. GENERAL SCHOLARSHIPH.C.S Scholarship to Meritorious and poor students of all the classes varying from ˆ 100/- p.m to ˆ 200/- p.m. to be decided every year as per rules.

1. Father Moore S. J. Scholarship Award/Book Grant. Interest on ˆ 5,000/- for education of poor, founded by a devotee.

2. Alexander & Zoe Hurst Scholarship Award. Interest on ? 5,100/- for the education of poor students, founded by Rosalyn Hurst, U.K.

B. OPEN TO NEEDY STUDENTS1. Eastern Naphtha Chem. Ltd. Scholarship Award /Book

Grant.Interest on ˆ 7,500/- to needy students in cash or kind to be decided every year by a Committee.

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2. P. L. Ramuka Scholarship Award. Interest on ̂ 5,000/- Donated by Ramuka Agency, B. S. City.

3. Luthra Engg. Works. Award.Interest on ̂ 5,000/- Donated by Luthra Engg. Works.

4. Gopichand Lodha Scholarship Award. Interest on ̂ 5,000/- Donated by Sunita Wool House.

5. Chandrakala Devi Memorial Award. Interest on ̂ 11,000/-Donated by D. S. Rai.

6. Javer Bai Award. Interest onˆ 5,000/- Donated by Javer Bai.

7. P. Jupiter Award. Interest on ̂ 5,000/- for the education of poor Students.

8. Rupesh Kumar Agrawal Memorial Award. Interest on ̂ 1001/- to a poor student of Std. I. Donated by S.N. Agrawala in loving memory of his son Rupesh who died on 22.11.89.

9. Padmawati Devi Memorial Award. Interest on ˆ1,001/- to a poor student, Donated by Panna Lai, in memory of his mother.

10. Pooja Bedwal Memorial Award. Interest on ̂ 1000/- in the form of Book Grant Donated by J.B. Prakash in loving memory of his daughter Puja who died on 10.06.91.

11. Nathmalji Rampuria Scholarship Award. Interest on ˆ3,001/- in memory of the Founder of M/s. Indian Cloth Emporium Chas.

12. Mohan Rao Award.Interest onˆ 5,000/- Donated by Mohan Rao.

13. Mohari Devi Memorial Scholarship Award. Interest on ̂ 10,000/- Donated by Sohan Lai Sharma.

14. Anureet Saini Memorial Award. Interest on ˆ2100/- to a poor student of Std. III. Donated by Amarjeet Singh in loving memory of his daughter Anureet who died on 04.05.93.

15. Vineet Gupta Memorial Award. Interest on ˆ 5,100/- to a deserving student of Std. V. Donated by Vinod Gupta in loving memory of his son.

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C. EXCELLENCE IN ACADEMICS

1. N. Roy Chowdhury Award. Interest on ˆ2000/- to the student securing highest aggregate at the Sr. Secondary Exam. Donated by N. Roy Chowdhury Kolkata.

2. Ratnakar Memorial Awards. Interest on ̂ 21,000/- for.(i) A student securing highest aggregate at Secondary

Exam.(ii) Trophy for any Inter House Foot Ball game.(iii) Scholarship to a meritorious student of Std. X/B

instituted by S.P. Darad in loving memory of his beloved son Ratnakar Bharti of Std. X/B who died on 24.04.91.

3. Brahmdeo & Co. Award.Scholarship out of interest earned per annum on ˆ20,000/- to the best student of Stds.(i) X-English(ii) IX-SocialStudies(iii) IX-Hindi(iv) VIII-Science(v) VIII-Computer Science Donated by Brahmdeo & Co. Chas.

4. Kausalya Devi Memorial Award. Interest on ̂ 2000/- to a student securing highest marks in Maths at Secondary level Exam (more than 90%), donated by her beloved son.

5. Basuki Nath Memorial Award. Interest on ˆ 1001/- to the student securing highest aggregate in Std. IX.

6. Major Ch. Rajeshwara Rao Award. Interest on ̂ 5000/- for the student securing highest marks in Economics in class XII. Donated by Father of P. Jyothirmai

7. Paul V. V. Memorial Award. Interest on ˆ10,000/- for the student securing highest marks in General Science in Std. X. Donated by his wife Mrs. Rosily Paul.

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8. K.A. Narayan Iyer Memorial Award Interest on ˆ5000/- for the student scoring highest marks in class XI Physics. Donated by Mrs. Rema Gopalkrishnan.

9. Maharshi Valmiki Memorial Award Interest on ̂ 10,000/- for scoring highest marks in Sanskrit in Class IX & XI. Donated by Dr. Vibha Devi,

10 . Interest on Rupees ̂20,000/- donated by Mr. G. S. Sam for a student of best reader of library books and best discipline in classroom as well as library all rounder in sports and games as suggested by Librarian and recommended by the Principal.

D. AWARDS & TROPHIES FOR GAMES1. Balmukund Sharma Memorial Trophy.

Interest on ̂ 5,000/- for best School team, Basket Ball, (Boys & Girls) Donated by Gyan Sharma in memory of his father.

2. C.K. Ramchandran Pillai Memorial Award. Interest on ˆ 2,000/- for the best school team, Kho-Kho, donated by C.K.S. Pillai in memory of his loving brother.

3. A.P.R. Nair Trophy. Interest on ˆ 1,001/- for the best badminton player (Girl)

4. Vikash memorial award. Interest on ̂ 1,000/- for the Best Badminton Player (Boys). Donated by S.K. Choudhary in memory of his beloved son.

5. E.K. Varkey Award. Interest on ˆ1,500/- for the best Basket Ball Player (girl) Donated by E. V. Kurien.

6. Gomathiamma Award. Interest on ˆ 1,500/- for the best Kho-Kho player (Girl). Donated by K.G. Aravind.

7. Mahesh Prasad Trophy. Interest on ̂ 1,001/- for the best Basket Ball Player (Boys).

8. Dhapi Devi Memorial Award. Interest on ˆ1,500/- donated by Kothari Variety Stores for the best Volley Ball Player.

9. Prakash Prasad (Prasad Elec. Works) Memorial Award. Interest on ˆ 6,001/- for the winners (First of both boys & girls of Cross Country Race). Donated by his beloved children.Parents, Benefactors and Ex-Students are invited to stablish memorial scholarships and thus perpetuate the memory of a loved one and further the cause of education.

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Calendar : 2021-22

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Parents are requested to refer to this Calender to know the Holidays and School activities and arrange your family and social programmes without hampering/with minimum loss of class days for the students.

No re-test will be conducted if the student remains absent during tests/examinations.

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Good Friday

Holy Saturday

Easter Sunday

New Session Begin I - X, XII

Maths, G.K. Quiz Selection

Subject Club VI-XII

Table Tennis IX-XII/Staff Pool Lunch

Ambedkar Jayanti

Solo Song VI-XII/Badminton Boys IX-XII

World Heritage Day

Ramnavmi

Earth Day

English Debate IX-XII/Badminton Girls Class IX-XII

Mahavir Jayanti

World Day for Safety and Health at Work

International Dance Day

Ayushman Bharat Diwas

SCHOOL CALENDAR 2021-22April 2021

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Total Working Days

1

-

-

-

2

3

4

5

6

7

-

8

9

-

10

11

12

-

13

14

-

15

16

17

-

18

19

20

21

22

22

Sat

Sun

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

Mon

Labour's Day/Worker Day/Solo Dance IX-XII

Press Freedom Day

World Athletics Day

Mother's Day

International Nurses Day

Id-ul-Milad

International Day of the Family

Commonwealth Day

Anti-tobacco Day

SCHOOL CALENDAR 2021-22May 2021

47

Solo Dance VI-VIII/Chess VI-XII/World Red Cross Day

Total Working Days

1

-

2

3

4

5

6

7

-

8

9

10

11

-

12

-

13

14

15

16

17

18

-

19

20

21

22

23

24

-

25

25

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

Mon

Tue

Wed

English Calligraphy I-V

Extempore VI-VIII English

Hindi Calligraphy I-V / World Environment Day

Fancy Dress I-V / World Food Safety Day

Extempore IX-XII English

Solo Dance I-V

English Poem Recitation I-V/Anti-Child Labor Day

Hindi Speech III-V

Elocution IX-XII

Father's Day/World Refugee Day

International World Yoga Day

Poster Making III-V / Drawing I-II

United Nations Public Service Day/Int. Olympic Day

Smile Competition III-V

English Speech III-V

SCHOOL CALENDAR 2021-22June 2021

School Resume (Solo Song I-V)/World Blood Donor Day

Elocution VI-VIII, Craft with Waste I-V/Video white making to be sent

48

Total Working Days

1

2

3

4

5

-

6

7

8

9

10

11

-

12

13

14

15

16

17

-

18

19

20

21

22

23

-

24

25

26

26

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Doctor's Day

Poster Making VI-XII

Quiz IX - XII

International Nelson Mandela Day

Bakrid

English Essay Writing VI- XII

Group Song Competition House Wise

SCHOOL CALENDAR 2021-22July 2021

49

Total Working Days

1

2

3

-

4

5

6

7

8

9

-

10

11

12

13

14

15

-

16

17

-

18

19

20

-

21

22

23

24

25

26

26

Sun

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

Mon

Tue

Hindi Essay Competition VI-XII

Skit Competition House Wise

Quit India Day

International Youth Day

Independence Day

Muhhram

Science Exhibitions for all

Raksha Bandhan

Hindi Speech VI-XII

National Sports Day

Janamastami

SCHOOL CALENDAR 2021-22August 2021

50

Total Working Days

-

1

2

3

4

5

6

-

7

8

9

10

11

12

-

13

14

15

-

16

17

-

18

19

20

21

22

23

-

-

24

24

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Group Dance III-V

Teacher's Day

School Feast Celebration

School Feast

Vishwakarma Puja

SCHOOL CALENDAR 2021-22September 2021

51

Total Working Days

1

2

3

4

-

5

6

7

8

9

10

-

11

-

12

13

-

14

-

15

16

17

18

19

20

-

21

22

23

24

24

Fri

Sat

Sun

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

Gandhi Jayanti Hindi & Eng. Speech VI-XII, Slogan, Draw & Paint Group Song III-V

SCHOOL CALENDAR 2021-22October 2021

World Habitat Day/World Animal Welfare Day

Rangoli III-V

Indian Air Force Day

Rangoli III-V/ World Post Office Day

National Post Day; World Mental Health Day

Durga Puja Holidays Begin

School Resume

Id-Milan-un-Nabi

Spell B VI-XII / Parents Meet (Result)

Rangoli & Flower arrangement Veg. Carving VI-XII

52

Total Working Days

1

2

-

3

4

5

6

7

8

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

9

-

10

11

12

13

-

14

15

16

17

18

19

-

19

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

Mon

Tue

Deepawali

Deepawali

Chatt Puja

Chatt Puja

Pool Lunch Students

Children's Day

Jharkhand Diwas

Guru Nanak Jayanti

SCHOOL CALENDAR 2021-22November 2021

53

Total Working Days

1

2

3

-

-

4

-

5

6

-

-

7

8

-

9

10

11

12

-

13

-

14

15

16

17

18

19

-

20

21

21

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

SCHOOL CALENDAR 2021-22December 2021

World AIDS Day

Extempore VI - XII Hindi

Human Rights Day

Class XII Picnic

World Energy Conservation Day

Annual Sports

Annual Sports

Lottery Draw / National Mathematics Day

Christmas Holiday/Kisan Divas

Christmas Holiday

Christmas Holiday

Christmas Holiday

Christmas Holiday

Classes Resume IX-XII/Model Practicals

Holiday/Year End

54

Total Working Days

1

2

3

4

-

5

6

7

8

9

10

-

11

12

13

14

15

16

-

17

18

19

-

-

-

-

-

20

21

22

-

22

Sat

Sun

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

Mon

SCHOOL CALENDAR 2021-22January 2022

New Year

School Closed

Classes Resume (Model Exam. Begins X & XII)

49th Foundation day of our School

Quiz VI - VII

World Hindi Day

National Human Trafficking Day

National Youth Day

Makar Sakranti

Remaining Practice Test

Farewell XII

Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Jayanti

Republic Day

Staff Picnic

55

Total Working Days

-

-

1

2

3

4

5

6

-

7

8

9

10

-

11

-

12

13

14

15

16

17

-

18

19

20

21

22

-

-

23

23

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

Mon

SCHOOL CALENDAR 2021-22February 2022

World Cancer Day

Basant Panchmi/Safer Internet Day

National Deworming

International Day of Woman & Girls in Science

Term II Begins I - IX and XI

National Women's day

National Science Day/Rare Disease Day

56

Total Working Days

International Day of Zero Tolerance to Female Genital Mutilation

1

-

2

3

-

4

5

6

-

7

8

9

10

11

12

-

13

14

15

16

17

18

-

19

20

21

22

23

23

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

SCHOOL CALENDAR 2021-22March 2022

Maha Shivratri/Zero Discrimination Day

World Wildlife Day/World Hearing Day

Primary Result

International Women's Day

No Smoking Day

High School Result

New Session X & XII

Holi

Holi

New Session I - XII

57

Total Working Days

-

1

2

3

4

-

5

6

7

8

9

10

-

11

12

13

-

-

14

-

15

16

17

18

19

20

-

21

22

23

24

24

SESSION : 2021-22

Periodic Test I - for Classes I to V

14.06.21

15.06.21

16.06.21

17.06.21

18.06.21

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

I

58

II III IV V

Maths

E.V.S.

English

Hindi

-

Hindi

English

E.V.S.

Maths

-

S.Science

Maths

Hindi

English

G.Science

English

S.Science

Maths

G.Science

Hindi

G.Science

Hindi

English

S.Science

Maths

Periodic Test II - for Classes I to V

26.07.21

27.07.21

28.07.21

29.07.21

30.07.21

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

I II III IV V

Maths

E.V.S.

English

Hindi

-

Hindi

English

E.V.S.

Maths

-

S.Science

Maths

Hindi

English

G.Science

English

S.Science

Maths

G.Science

Hindi

G.Science

Hindi

English

S.Science

Maths

Periodic Test III - for Classes I to V

18.11.21

20.11.21

22.11.21

23.11.21

24.11.21

Thursday

Saturday

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

I II III IV V

Maths

E.V.S.

English

Hindi

-

Hindi

English

E.V.S.

Maths

-

S.Science

Maths

Hindi

English

G.Science

English

S.Science

Maths

G.Science

Hindi

G.Science

Hindi

English

S.Science

Maths

Terms I Exam Begins From 16.09.2021 (Thursday)

Terms II Exam Begins From 12.02.2022 (Saturday)

SESSION : 2021-22Periodic Test I for Classes VI to X and XII

14.06.21

15.06.21

16.06.21

17.06.21

18.06.21

19.06.21

22.06.21

23.06.21

24.06.21

VI

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

VII VIII IX X XII

Eng.

S.St.

Science

Comp.

Maths

Sansk.

Hindi

Hindi

Science

Maths

S.St.

Sansk.

Eng.

Comp.

Science

Sansk.

Hindi

Comp.

S.St.

Maths

Eng.

Maths

Eng.

Comp.

S.St.

Hin/San.

Science

Phy/Acc/Geo.

Maths

Hin/San.

Bio/EcoCh./Bst./His

Eng.

I.P./C.S.

Pol. Sci.

P.E.

Hin/San.

S.St.

Eng.

Science

Maths

Comp.

Periodic Test II for Classes VI to X and XIIand Periodic Test I for Class XI

Periodic Test-III for Classes VI to X and XIIand Periodic Test II for Class XI

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26.07.21

27.07.21

28.07.21

29.07.21

30.07.21

31.07.21

02.08.21

03.08.21

04.08.21

VI

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Mon

Tue

Wed

VII VIII IX X XIClassDay XII

Che/B.St.,History

Bio/Eco.

Maths

English

IP/C.S.

Phy/Acc/Geo.

Hindi/Sans.

Eng.

S.St.

Science

Comp.

Maths

Sansk.

Hindi

Hindi

Science

Maths

S.St.

Sansk.

Eng.

Comp.

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APRILActivity ClassMaths, G.K. VI - XIIQuiz Selection VI - XIITable Tennis IX - XIISolo Song VI - XIIBadminton Boys IX - XIIEnglish Debate IX - XIIBadminton Girls IX - XII

MAYActivity ClassSolo Dance IX - XIISolo Dance VI - VIIIChess VI - XII

JUNEActivity ClassEnglish Calligraphy I - VEnglish Extempore VI - VIIIHindi Calligraphy I - VFancy Dress I - VEnglish Extempore IX - XIISolo Dance I - VEnglish Poem Recitation I - VSolo Song I - VHindi Speech III-VElocution IX - XIIPoster Making III-VDrawing I - IISmile Competition III- VElocution VI - VIIICraft with Waste I - VEnglish Speech III-V

JULYActivity ClassPoster Making VI - XIIQuiz IX - XIIEnglish Essay Writing VI - XIIGroup Song Comp. House Wise

AUGUSTActivity ClassHindi Essay Comp. VI - XIISkit Competition House WiseScience Exhibition For AllHindi Speech VI -XII

SEPTEMBERActivity ClassGroup Dance III- V

OCTOBERActivity ClassHindi Speech VI - XIIEnglish Speech VI - XII(Slogan, Draw and Paint)Group Song III - VRangoli III - VSpell B VI - XIIFlower Arrangement Rangoli, Veg, Carving VI - XII

DECEMBERActivity ClassHindi Extempore VI - XIIAnnual SportsAnnual Sports

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