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INDIAN SCHOOLAL WADI AL KABIR


INDIAN SCHOOL AL WADI AL KABIR

BRIEF HISTORY:The Indian School Al Wadi Al Kabir was formally founded in 1941 as a Gujarati Medium School for the children of the members of the business community. It began to take its present shape in 1987 as Indian School Muttrah, with English as the medium of instruction. It was named Indian School Al Wadi Al Kabir because of its location when it moved into its new premises in September 1993. The School and its future plans were first inspected in November 1992 and was granted composite affiliation till Grade X in December 1992 vide C.B.S.E. letter reference number CBSE/Aff/91/6130004 dated 22-12-1992. The first batch of students appeared at the AISS Examination (Grade X) of the CBSE in March 1996. The School was upgraded to Senior Secondary level in 1999 and the first batch of students appeared at the AISSC Examination in March 2001. It is managed by an association of members of the business community in Muscat through a committee called the Managing Committee of Indian School Al Wadi Al Kabir.

P.O.BOX :513 , Postal Code :117, Al Wadi Al Kabir, Sultanate of OmanMain School - Tel: 24816633, 24813062, Fax : 24815096

Primary School - Tel : 24813179 , 24814066 , Fax : 24814801E-Mail : [email protected] Website: www.iswkoman.com

Sl No. Contents Page No.

1 Brief History ......................................................................................................... 3

2 About the Almanac ................................................................................................ 4

3 School Website ..................................................................................................... 5

4 General Information ............................................................................................... 6

5 Student’s Particulars ............................................................................................. 7-8

6 School Timings ..................................................................................................... 9-10

7 National Anthem of India ....................................................................................... 11

8 National Anthem of Oman ...................................................................................... 12

9 Prayer Songs - Hindi & English .............................................................................. 13-25

10 Courses of Study ................................................................................................... 26-27

11 Fee Structure ........................................................................................................ 28-29

12 Admission Procedure ............................................................................................ 30

13 Eligibility for Admission to Grade XI ....................................................................... 31

14 FAQ’s .................................................................................................................... 32-33

14 Guidelines for Examinations ................................................................................... 34

15 Grading System for Scholastic Subjects ................................................................. 35

16 Promotion Rules .................................................................................................... 36

17 School Uniform ..................................................................................................... 37-38

18 Code of Conduct .................................................................................................... 39-40

19 Disciplinary Measures ........................................................................................... 41-42

20 Role of Parents/Guardians ..................................................................................... 43

21 Code of Conduct - Acknowledgement ......................................................................

22 Calendar : 2017-18 .............................................................................................. 45

23 Calendar of Academic Activities -Primary & Senior School ....................................... 56-69

24 Calendar of Sports Activities .................................................................................. 70

25 Homework Policy of ISWK ...................................................................................... 71

26 Organising your Time ............................................................................................. 72-141

27 Record of Class Tests & Assessments ..................................................................... 142

28 Library Rules & Library Book Details ...................................................................... 143-144

29 Medical Record of Child ........................................................................................ 145

30 Record of Late Attendance ..................................................................................... 146

31 Absence Note ....................................................................................................... 147-148

32 Record of Communication - School / Parent ............................................................ 149-150

33 Acknowledgement of Circulars ............................................................................... 151

34 Quick View of Time Table ....................................................................................... 152-155

Primary School Kindergarten

Senior School



INDIAN SCHOOLAL WADI AL KABIRINDIAN SCHOOL

AL WADI AL KABIRINDIAN SCHOOL

AL WADI AL KABIR

SCHOOL WEBSITE (www.iswkoman.com)

Our school website creates a user-friendly relationship/ environment with the parents and students, by informing them of all the happenings in the school. Our website provides a platform to encourage the students to actively participate in various events conducted by the school.

Our website mainly aims at:

• Providing an overview of the school - information about our school / History of ISWK

/ Management / Mission & Vision of the school / Administration and Principal’s

Valuable Message (principal’s desk).

• Providing an option to download various sample papers, worksheets, previous

board papers for the students to build their confidence level for writing their

exams.

• Providing the details of the admission procedure for students who are interested

in joining ISWK.

• Providing updates on the latest news and events of the school — includes

various achievements bagged by our champions.

• Providing updates on co-curricular activities conducted in the school.

• Providing timely circulars to the parents.

• Providing a photo gallery that displays the photographs of all the events

conducted by the school and shows the participation of students in various

events. This makes the parents feel proud of their ward.

• Providing parents login to view their ward’s performance in academics (report

card).

• Displaying class-wise syllabus with the exam dates.

• Displaying a calendar of activities that are conducted in our school every month.

• Providing the newsletter of our school and a copy of the Orientation program for

parent.

• Providing career options - a list of all the new vacancies available at ISWK.

ABOUT THE ALMANAC

It is important that the students and parents read the Almanac together and understand the contents fully. This Almanac aims at establishing an invaluable link between teachers, students and parents. It is intended to serve:

1. As a all-in-one ready reckoner and planner for students; and

2. As a means of communication between parents and the school;

• To keep parents abreast with what their children are studying at school and

curricular progress of their wards;

• To keep parents informed about home assignments;

• To serve as a handy reference with regard to the student’s schedule; And

• To be used for convenient, day-to-day correspondence (related to academics

and conduct) between parents and the school staff

Students should ensure that they bring this Almanac to school every day, use it productively and treat it with care.

Parents should review current pages daily and must countersign and respond to any comments, which may be made periodically by members of the faculty. Parents should also countersign home assignments to signify their completion and provide an explanation if home assignments are not completed for any good reason.

As a matter of policy, students will get home tasks on subjects they are familiar with. These tasks are intended as revision exercises, to reinforce what is learned by students in school and must be undertaken by students entirely on their own, without adult supervision. Students should seek the help of their teachers at school on the following day if they encounter any difficulties.

Comments made by parents in the Almanac should be productive and confined strictly to the subject of the student’s work and his/her conduct. All other matters concerning the school should be dealt with separately and either conveyed personally or through separate letters addressed to the Head of the school.

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PhotoSTUDENT’S PARTICULARS(To be filled by the Parent)

2018 – 2019

Name of the Pupil in CAPITAL LETTERS (As in Passport)G R No.:

First

Middle Surname

Sex : __________________________ Religion : _________________________

Height (cm): ____________________ Weight( Kg) : ______________________ Blood Group : ___________

Class & Sec : ___________________ Date of Admission: _________________ Details of the Parents( CAPITAL LETTERS)Father's Name :

Occupation: ________________________________ Designation:________________________________

Name of Employer/ Sponsor: _____________________________ _______________________________

OfficeAddress:

P. O. Box: Postal Code:

Location:

Tel. (O) :Tel.(R) :Fax :

Mobile No :E-Mail :

MotherTongue:

Visa Number Civil / Resident Card Date of Birth Passport Nationality Number (If applicable) Number

Visa Number Civil / Resident Card Passport Nationality Number (If applicable) Number

INDIAN SCHOOLAL WADI AL KABIRGENERAL INFORMATION

Name Designation Contact No E-Mail ID

ACADEMICSMr. D.N.Rao PRINCIPAL [email protected]

Mr. K. Jayaprakash Vice-Principal – Senior Ext: 225 [email protected]

Mrs. Shashikala Prabhat Vice-Principal – Primary Ext: 12 Primary [email protected]

Mr. Ernst SchwanVice-Principal – Primary (A/S)

Ext: 17 Primary (A/S

[email protected]

Mr. Anil Bartare HoD Hindi Ext: 215 [email protected]

Mrs. Jenifer Robinson HoD Science Ext: 233 [email protected]

Mrs. Jolly Moncy HoD English Ext: 234 [email protected]

Mr. Sanjeet Kumar Das HoD Mathematics Ext: 204 [email protected]

Mr. Krishnan Kutty HoD Social Science Ext: 235 [email protected]

Mr. Bagga Harvinder Singh

HoD Commerce Ext: 232 [email protected]

Mr. Jagadeesh S. Patil HoD Computer Science [email protected]

Ms. Premlata Thakur HoD Physical Education Ext: 238 [email protected]

Mrs. Seema D’Souza Supervisor Primary Ext: 26 Primary [email protected]

Mrs. Subha Shetty Supervisor KG Ext: 22 KG Wing [email protected]

Mrs. Rashmi Joshi Special Educator Ext: 28 Primary [email protected]

Mrs. RejithaCounsellor Timings: 8.30am – 2:00pm & 3:00pm – :004pm

Ext: 221 [email protected]

Mrs. Sabnis Ext: 222 [email protected]

Mrs. Afshan Shariff Ext: [email protected]

Mrs. Metty Rubin Ext: 27 Primary [email protected]

ADMINISTRATIONMr. P.C. Pappachan Administration Manager Ext: 205 [email protected]

Mr. Mukesh Chief Accountant Ext: 206 [email protected]

Mr. Jasmeen Sheth Internal Auditor Ext: 236 [email protected]

Mrs. Jennifer Jennings Secretary to Principal Ext: 203 [email protected]

Mr. Jose/Mrs. Manisha Personnel / Transport Ext: 210 [email protected]

Mrs. Sherly Sajan Admission / TC Ext: 230 / 237 [email protected]

Mrs. Latha Giridhar Parent Relation OfficerExt: 201, 91271165

[email protected]

Mr. Iyer Purchase Ext: 209 [email protected]

Mrs. Aarti Mehta Book Store in-charge Ext: 211 [email protected]

Mr. KaushalAdmin / Accounts Assistant

Ext: 212 [email protected]

Mr. Labesh Bhatti Maintenance Supervisor Ext: 208 [email protected]

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Telephone Number: Mobile :

Office :

Fax :

E-Mail :

Residential Address:

Way No:_______________________________ Building No:__________________________________

Flat No:_______________________________ Locality:_____________________________________

Particulars of Brothers/ Sisters in the School

Mode of Transport for the Student:( Tick on the appropriate number)1. Own Transport

2. Company vehicle

Name : Tel No.:

3. School Monitored Transport

Driver : Tel No.:

Driver : Tel No.:

Accompanied by

Specimen Signature of Parents

_____________________________ _____________________________ Father Mother

G R No: Name: Class & Sec

PermanentAddress(as per passport):

Passport No: (Mother)

Mother's Name :

Occupation :

PhotoSTUDENT’S PARTICULARS(To be filled by the Parent)

2018 – 2019

Name of the Pupil in CAPITAL LETTERS (As in Passport)G R No.:

First

Middle Surname

Sex : __________________________ Religion : _________________________

Height (cm): ____________________ Weight( Kg) : ______________________ Blood Group : ___________

Class & Sec : ___________________ Date of Admission: _________________ Details of the Parents( CAPITAL LETTERS)Father's Name :

Occupation: ________________________________ Designation:________________________________

Name of Employer/ Sponsor: _____________________________ _______________________________

OfficeAddress:

P. O. Box: Postal Code:

Location:

Tel. (O) :Tel.(R) :Fax :

Mobile No :E-Mail :

MotherTongue:

Visa Number Civil / Resident Card Date of Birth Passport Nationality Number (If applicable) Number

Visa Number Civil / Resident Card Passport Nationality Number (If applicable) Number



INDIAN SCHOOLAL WADI AL KABIRSCHOOL TIMINGS

PRE-PRIMARY & PRIMARY - MORNING SHIFTKindergarten 8:15 A.M. to 12:15 p.m.

Classes I - V 7:20 A.M. to 1:05 p.m.

Assembly time 7:25 A.M. to 7:40 A.M.

PRE-PRIMARY & PRIMARY - AFTERNOON SHIFTKindergarten 1:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Classes I - V 1:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.

Assembly time 1:30 p.m. to 1:45 p.m.

BELL TIMINGS Classes I to V (MORNING SHIFT)PERIOD TIMING

1st period 7:40 A.M. - 8:20 A.M.

2nd period 8:20 A.M. - 9:00 A.M.

3rd period 9:00 A.M. - 9:40 A.M.

1st Recess 9:40 A.M. - 9:55 A.M.

4th period 9:55 A.M. - 10:35 A.M.

5th period 10:35 A.M. - 11:15 A.M.

6th period 11:15 A.M. -11:50 A.M.

2nd Recess 11:50 A.M. - 12:00 p.m.

7th period 12:00 p.m. - 12:35 p.m.

8th period 12:35 p.m. - 1:05 p.m.

BELL TIMINGS Classes I - V (AFTERNOON SHIFT)PERIOD TIMINGS

Assembly 1:30–1:45 P.M

1st Period 1:45–2:25 P.M

2nd Period 2:25–3:00 P.M

3rd Period 3:00–3:35 P.M

4th Period 3:35–4:10 P.M

1st Recess 4:10–4:25 P.M



2nd Recess 5:40–5:50 P.M


8th Period 6:25–7:OO P.M

Telephone Number: Mobile :

Office :

Fax :

E-Mail :

Residential Address:

Way No:_______________________________ Building No:__________________________________

Flat No:_______________________________ Locality:_____________________________________

Particulars of Brothers/ Sisters in the School

Mode of Transport for the Student:( Tick on the appropriate number)1. Own Transport

2. Company vehicle

Name : Tel No.:

3. School Monitored Transport

Driver : Tel No.:

Driver : Tel No.:

Accompanied by

Specimen Signature of Parents

_____________________________ _____________________________ Father Mother

G R No: Name: Class & Sec

PermanentAddress(as per passport):

Passport No: (Mother)

Mother's Name :

Occupation :



NATIONAL ANTHEMJana Gana Mana Adhinaayak Jaya haiBharat Bhagya VidhataPunjab Sindh Gujarat Maratha,Dravida Utkala VangaVindhya Himachal Yamuna Ganga,Uchchal Jaladhi TarangaTav shub naame jage,Tav shub aashish maage,Gahe tav jayagaatha.Jana Gana Mangal Daayak Jaya haiBharat Bhagya Vidhata.Jaya hai, jaya hai, jaya hai,Jaya Jaya Jaya Jaya hai..

NATIONAL SONGVande Mataram!Sujalam suphalam, malayaja shitalam,Shasyashyamalam, Mataram!Shubhrajyotsna pulakitayaminim,Phullakusumita drumadala shobhinim,Suhasinim, sumadhura bhashinim,Sukhadam, varadam, Mataram!

NATIONAL PLEDGEIndia is my country. All Indians are my brothers and sisters. I love my country and I am proud of its rich and varied heritage. I shall always strive to be worthy of it. I shall give my parents, teachers and all elders respect and treat everyone with courtesy. To my country and my people, I pledge my devotion. In their well being and prosperity alone lies my happiness.

Classes VI - VIII Classes IX - XII

Timings Period Timings Period

07:10 a.m - 7:30 a.m Assembly/Attendance/Uniform checking byClass Teachers

07:10 a.m - 7:30 a.mAssembly/Attendance/Uniform checking byClass Teachers

07:30 a.m - 08:10 a.m 1st Period 07:30 a.m - 08:10 a.m 1st Period

08:10 a.m - 08:55 a.m 2nd Period 08:10 a.m - 08:55 a.m 2nd Period

08:55 a.m - 09:05 a.m Break 08:55 a.m - 09:35 a.m 3rd Period

09:05 a.m - 09:45 a.m 3rd Period 09:35 a.m - 09:45 a.m Break

09:45 a.m -10:25 a.m 4th Period 09:45 a.m - 10:25 a.m 4th Period

10:25 a.m - 10:40 a.m Break 10:25 a.m - 11:05 a.m 5th Period

10:40 a.m - 11:20 a.m 5th Period 11:05 a.m - 11:20 a.m Break

11:20 a.m - 12:00 noon 6th Period 11:20 a.m - 12:00 noon 6th Period

12:00 noon -12:40 p.m 7th Period 12:00 noon - 12:40 p.m 7th Period

12:40 p.m -12:50 p.m Break 12:40 p.m - 12:50 p.m Break

12:50 p.m - 01:30 p.m 8th Period 12:50 p.m - 01:30 p.m 8th Period

01:30 p.m - 02:10 p.m 9th Period 01:30 p.m - 02:15 p.m 9th Period

02:10 p.m - 02:15 p.m Almanac checking 02:15 p.m - 02:20 p.m Almanac checking

02:15 p.mDispersal of Middle School

02:20 p.mDispersal of Senior School

Office hours:7:10 am. to 4:00 p.m. (Sunday to Thursday)

Break : 2:30 p.m. to 3:00 p.m.

For Fees:7:40 am. to 2:30 p.m. (Sunday to Thursday)

8:30 am. to 12:30 p.m. (1st and 2nd Saturday)

Time to meet the Principal:

Parents may meet the Principal with prior appointment during the following Timings: 8 A.M. - 9. 30 A.M. (on all working days)

Visit Website www.iswkoman.com for prior appointment

Parents may meet the teachers during the recess or during their free periods with prior appointment. Please contact reception/parent relation officer before meeting the teacher.

PLEASE DO NOT VISIT A TEACHER IN THE CLASSROOM



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Ya Rabbana Ehfid LanaJalalat Al SultanWaashabi Fee Al’wtanBialeizy Walaman.Walyadum Muoayadda,Aahilan Momajjada;Bilnufoosi Yuftda.Walyadum Muoayadda,Aahilan Momajjada;Bilnufoosi Yuftda.Ya Oman, Nahnoo Min Ahd Il NabiAwfiya Min K’ram Al Arabi.Abshiry Qaboos JaaFaltubarakhu ‘I Sama.Waasidy Waltoq’hi Bilduoaa.

NATIONAL ANTHEM OF OMAN




PRAYER BEFORE CLASSDear God / Thank you for giving us this day / to learn and to share / the

gift of Knowledge everywhere /. Guide us / that we may always be

humble, obedient and kind /. May our hearts and minds / grow in love

and unity / and may we spend each hour of this day beautifully /

purposefully under your ever loving care.

PRAYER AFTER CLASSDear God / Thank you for another wonderful day. / Bless us that we

may carry in our hearts and minds,/all that we have learnt today. Keep

us in your care 0 merciful God.Grant us peace and comfort / and the

courage to live each day / with faith and devotion. Through our own

conduct 0 Lord,/ may we be shining examples / of all that we have learned today.

PLEDGE FOR AN ABUSE FREE WORLD FOR CHILDREN’I am proud to be an Indian. The great heritage and culture of my country always

influences and gives me direction. It is my duty to be aware of the fundamental

rights & duties and the Child Rights guaranteed by the Constitution of India.

To live with self esteem and dignity is my fundamental right.

I will not tolerate any type of abusive activities that occur anywhere against me

as well as against other children who are my sisters and brothers. I will always

be in the forefront to report any such instances to the parents, authorities and

the police. This is my duty and responsibility. Since an abuse and exploitation

free childhood and world is necessary for my future, I solemnly affirm that

I will always stand for the same.

Jai Hind!





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MAKE ME A CHANNEL OF YOUR PEACE(i) Make me a channel of your peace

Where there is hatred, let me sow your love

Where there is injury, your pardon, Lord

Where there is doubt, true faith in you.

Chorus : 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.

(ii) Make me a channel of your peace

It is in pardoning that we are pardoned

In giving to all men that we receive

And in dying that we’re born to eternal life.

COUNT YOUR BLESSINGS1. When upon life’s billows you are tempest tossed,

When you are discouraged thinking all is lost; Count your many blessings, name them one by one, And it will surprise you what the Lord hath done. Ch: Count your blessings, name them one by one, Count your blessings, see what God hath done; Count your blessings, name them one by one, Count your many blessings, see what God hath done.

2. Are you even burdened with a load of care? Does the load seem heavy you are called to bear? Count your many blessings, every doubt will fly. And you will be singing as the days go by. CH.

GREAT INDEED ARE YOUR WORKSCh: Great indeed are your works, O Lord Now and ever more. (2)

1. The universe, night and day, Tells of all your wonders, You are our life and our light, We shall praise you always.

2. You are the path which we tread, You will lead us onward, From every corner of earth, All the nations gather.

SHOWERS OF BLESSINGThere shall be showers of blessing,

This is the promise of love.

There shall be seasons refreshing

Sent from God 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 God.

Grant to us now a refreshing

Come and honour thy word.

GOD MAKE MY LIFE A LITTLE LIGHT1. God make my life a little light, Within the world to

glow, A little flame that burneth bright, Wherever I may go.

2. God make my life a little flower, That giveth joy to all, Content to bloom in native bower, Although the place be small.

3. God make my life a little song, That comforteth the sad, That helpeth others to be strong, And makes the singer glad.





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HERE WE ARECh: Here we are,

All together as we sing our song, joyfully. Here we are, Joined together as we pray, we’ll always be.

1. Join we now as friends, And celebrate the brotherhood we share, all as one. Keep the fire burning, kindle it with care, and we’ll all join in and sing.

2. Glorify the Lord with all our voices, Show him we’re sincere by all our deeds. Shout the joys of freedom everywhere, And we’ll all join in and sing.

GOD STILL LOVES THE WORLDEvery tiny star that twinkles in the night sky Every drop of morning dew Every spark of fire blazing in the furnace Every captivating view Every rainbow in the sky Every pretty butterfly Tells the fascinating news to those who dare to hope And the message is ...

God still loves the world God still, still loves the worldSo throw your life into his handsDay by day discern his plansGod is passionately busy loving you and me,

Every ocean wave that breaks upon the seashore Every stalk of golden wheat Every silver stream that gushes down the mountain Every drop of honey sweet Every eagle flying high Every worm that wriggles by Tells the fascinating news to those who dare to hope And the message is ...

THIS LITTLE GUIDING LIGHT OF MINEI’m going to let it shine (3 times) Let it shine, all the time, let it shine.

All around the neighborhood I’m going to let it shine (3 times).

Let it shine, all the time, let it shine

Hide it under a bushel? No! I’m going to let it shine (3 times).

Let it shine, all the time, let it shine.

I JUST KEEP TRUSTING MY LORDI just keep trusting my Lord As I walk along, I just keep trusting my Lord And he gives me a song. Though the storm clouds darken the sky O’er the heavenly trail, I just keep trusting my Lord He will never fail. He’s a faithful friend. Such a faithful friend I can count on him To the very end. Though the storm clouds darken the sky O’er the heavenly trail, I just keep trusting my Lord He will never fail.

MORNING HAS BROKEN

Morning has broken, like the first morningBlackbird has spoken, like the first birdPraise for the singing, praise for the morningPraise for them springing fresh from the word

Mine is the sunlight, mine is the morningBorn of the one light, Eden saw playPraise with elation, praise every morningGod›s re-creation of the new day

COURSES OF STUDY

Class Aims / Objectives ECA/CCA

KG

1. Provides relevant and concrete experiences to develop social, emotional, cognitive, language and motor skills.

2. Child - oriented curriculum where learning is joyful, meaningful, developmental and activity - based on Howard Gardner Theory.

Concerts, games, sports, special assemblies, exhibition etc.,

Class Course ECA/CCA

Primary (I - V)

First language - English Second language - Hindi Other subjects: Mathematics, Environmental Science, Physical and Health Education, Computer Science, Art and Craft, Hindustani & Western Music and Aerobics & Yoga (Classes III to V)

Concerts, games, sports, debates, elocution, quizzing, dramatics, etc.,

Middle (VI - VIII)

First language - English Second language - (VI - VIII) Hindi, Malayalam, French

Third language - (VI - VIII) Sanskrit, Malayalam, Arabic, Hindi Other subjects: Mathematics, Science, Life Skill, Social Science, Physical and Health Education, Work Experience (Computer Science), Art and Craft, Music and Dance

Scouting and Guiding , Co-Scholastic Activities - Scientific, Mathematical and Literary clubs, Health Club,Yoga

Secondary (IX – X)

First language - English Second language - Hindi, Malayalam, French Other Subjects: Mathematics, Science, Social Science, Physical and Health Education, Work Experience (Computer Science), Art and Craft, Music and Dance

Eco Club, Co-Scholastic Activities - Scientific, Mathematical and Literary Club Health Club, Yoga

SENIOR SECONDARY LEVEL (XI – XII)

2018 – 2019 Commerce Humanities Science

Internal Evaluation

General Studies General Studies General Studies

Physical & Health Education



Work Experience Work Experience Work Experience

Compulsory

English Core English Core English Core

Accountancy Physics

Business Studies Physical Education

ChemistryPsychology

Elective (Any two) Mathematics Mathematics

Informatics Practices Computer Science

Entrepreneurship Informatics Practices

Economics Biology

Engineering Drawing Economics

Note : A subject combination will be offered if a minimum number of 20 students opt for it.

ACADEMIC TERMS:

1st Term 2nd Term

Kindergarten & Grades I - XII April to September October to March

Class XII Commences from mid of March

Vacation for students :

Summer Break : From the 1st Week of June to last Week of July (03.06.2018 to 31.07.2018)Winter Break : From the 4th Week of December to the 2nd Week of January (23.12.2018 to 08.01.2018)





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Class Tuition Fee sp.m.

Full Year Fees Fees 9 month module New Admission

FeesTerm fees

Library fees

Stationery Fees

Exam Fees

Computer Fees

Science Fees

Science Lab Fees TotalFees

K.G.I

43.000 516.000 36.000 1.000 36.000

60.000 8.000 480.000

516.000 10.000 20.000 2.000 3.000 2.000 553.000

K.G.II

43.000 516.000 36.000 1.000 36.000

60.000 8.000 480.000

516.000 10.000 20.000 2.000 3.000 2.000 553.000

Std. I to V

43.000 516.000 36.000 1.000 36.000

60.000 8.000 480.000

516.000 10.000 20.000 2.000 3.000 2.000 24.000 577.000

Std. VIto VIII

44.000 528.000 40.000 1.000 40.000

61.000 8.000 488.000

528.000 10.000 20.000 2.000 3.000 2.000 24.000 589.000

Std .IX

45.000 540.000 44.000 1.000 44.000

62.000 8.000 496.000

540.000 10.000 20.000 2.000 3.000 2.000 24.000 24.000 625.000

Std. X

46.000 552.000 48.000 1.000 48.000

63.000 8.000 504.000

552.000 10.000 20.000 2.000 3.000 2.000 24.000 24.000 637.000

Std. XI-XIIInfo. Tech.

48.000 576.000 40.000 1.000 40.000

67.000 8.000 536.000

576.000 10.000 20.000 2.000 3.000 2.000 60.000 673.000

Std. XI-XIIEconomics

48.000 576.000 40.000 1.000 40.000

67.000 8.000 536.000

576.000 10.000 20.000 2.000 3.000 2.000 613.000

Std. XI-XIICommerceComputer

48.000 576.000 40.000 1.000 40.000

67.000 8.000 536.000

576.000 10.000 20.000 2.000 3.000 2.000 60.000 673.000

Std. XI-XIIScience

48.000 576.000 40.000 1.000 40.000

67.000 8.000 536.000

576.000 10.000 20.000 2.000 3.000 2.000 60.000 673.000

Std. XI-XIIScience & Computer

48.000 576.000 40.000 1.000 40.000

67.000 8.000 536.000

576.000 10.000 20.000 2.000 3.000 2.000 60.000 60.000 733.000

Std. XI-XII Science & EngDrawing

48.000 576.000 40.000 1.000 40.000

67.000 8.000 536.000

576.000 10.000 20.000 2.000 3.000 2.000 60.000 60.000 733.000

*Tuition, Science and Computer fees are payable for twelve months of the year. However, these are collected in nine months, that is, fees of the last three months are collected in installments, spread over the first nine months, in additionto the monthly dues. The other fees are payable in the first month of the year.

*Fees are payable in advance every month. Penalty will be charged if the fees are not paid before 9th day of the same month.

Fee structure for the Year 2018 - 2019




REGISTRATION OF THE STUDENT

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Indian Schools Website [www. indianschoolsoman.com] Parents are requested to register through this Centralised Website.

SUBMISSION OF ADMISSION FORM AT ISWK WITH ALL DOCUMENTS

[www.iswkoman.com] Scan & upload all the documents class wise. Passport Copy with Visa Page, Original TC [ if available. If not, to be compulsorily submitted within a month of Admission] Photo, Vaccination Card, Mark

Sheet/ Report Card of previous class.

SUBMISSION OF REGISTRATION FORM

[In any Indian School of your choice] Submit with Guardian’s Resident Card Copy & Passport Copy of the Ward] Pay RO 15 and Register at the respective School

ADMISSION CONFIRMATION BY GENERATING GR NUMBER

School office will create a GR Number and allot the division of class for the Ward. After obtaining GR Number Fees can be paid.

INTERACTION/ APTITUDE TEST FOR ADMISSION

Day & Date will be intimated through Mail / Call / SMS

PURCHASE OF BOOKS & STATIONERY

Books & Stationeries can be purchased from the Book Store in The Senior School Campus.

RESULT DECLARATION

Result will be intimated through mail/

call / SMS

PAYMENT OF FEES

Quoting the GR Number Parents can remit the Fee. At the time of Admission 3 month’s Fee has to be paid.

ADMISSION SLIP

After the Fee is paid the School Office will issue an Admission Slip- to be given to the Class Teacher.

Eligibility for admission to Grade XI

1. a) The applicant is required to choose one option from one of the streams. If the demand for a particular combination of subjects is not adequate, that combination will not be offered. There should be a minimum of 20 students opting for a subject.

The admission to all the streams will be based on merit and the availability of seats. The streams once allotted will not be changed.

2. b) SCIENCE STREAM i) Applicants to the Science stream from CBSE schools should obtain a minimum grade of

B2 (61-70%) in the assessments in Science and Mathematics, and B2 (61-70%) in the rest of the subjects at the Secondary Level (Class X) examination (Pre Mid-Term + Mid-Term + Post Mid-Term + Preliminary Examination).

ii) Students passing State Board Examinations will be required to obtain at least 80% marks and above or equivalent grade in Mathematics and Science and 80% marks or equivalent grade in other academic subjects.

c) COMMERCE STREAM i) “Students from CBSE and ICSE Boards opting for Mathematics or Informatics practices in

Commerce stream should have secured a minimum B2 grade (61-70%) in Mathematics, and B2 grade (61-70%) in all academic subjects.”

ii) Students from other recognized Boards should have scored B1 grade (71-80%) in all academic subjects.

3. Admission will be provisionally decided on the basis of a student’s performance in Class X (Pre Mid-Tem + Mid-Term + Post Mid-Term + Preliminary Examination).

4. Parents should inform the school in writing at least one month in advance, of their intention to withdraw the pupil from school or a month’s fee will be charged in lieu of notice.

5. A transfer certificate, or any other certificate will be issued only if all school dues have been paid and school property taken on loan has been returned.

6. At the time of admission, the following documents should be submitted:-

i) Transfer / School Leaving Certificate duly countersigned by the respective Board officials if student is not from CBSE.

ii) Migration Certificate

iii) Conduct Certificate

iv) Copy of Report Card of the previous class attested by the School Principal

v) Copy of the Passport with valid Visa page

vi) Second and Third Language certificate from the previous school (Standard VI - VIII).

vii) Vaccination ReportNOTE:

PURCHASE OF UNIFORM & FOOTWEAR: Uniform & Footwear is available at Lakhoos and Trendz in RuwiHigh Street.

AGE CRITERIA FOR KG I: Child who has completed 3 years on 1st April is only eligible to get Ad-mission in KG I.

AGE CRITERIA FOR NURSERY: Child who has completed 2 years and 6 months as on 1st April is only eligible to get Admission in Nursery.




FAQ’sRelated to Admission1. WHEN AND HOW CAN WE GET ADMISSION IN ISWK?

As a policy, Admission is granted to the children of Indian Expats throughout the year depending on the availability of seats. However, in the normal course the Admissions begin after the BOD Registration, which is done from January onwards. Registration closes in February and subsequently there will be two draws through which the allotment of School is indicated. Admission Process will begin only after this.

2. DO YOU GRANT ADMISSION TO ALL NATIONALS?

Being an Indian School, we follow CBSE Curriculum [Indian Board] Hence we admit only Indian Nationals.

3. IS THERE ANY PROVISION FOR OTHER NATIONALS TO GET ADMISSION?

Yes. Our International School (ISWKi) admits children of other Nationals provided a NOC is produced from the respective Embassy.

4. WHEN DOES THE ACADEMIC SESSION BEGIN AND WHEN DO YOU BREAK FOR WINTER AND SUMMER?

Our Academic Session is from April to March. Winter Vacation is during December and Summer Vacation will be based on the dates decided by the BOD.

5. WHEN AND HOW ARE THE EXAMINATIONS CONDUCTED?

Examinations are conducted as per CBSE Guidelines.

6. WHAT IF A CHILD WANTS TO TAKE ADMISSION IN JULY OR MID TERM?

Yes, a child can take Admission in July or Mid Term. If the Child has been studying in India till date, it becomes easier as he/she will have continuity in the same class.

7. DO YOU ENSURE ADMISSION IF REGISTRATION IS DONE?

Admission depends totally upon the submission of the necessary documents and the availability of seats. [Family Visa is Compulsory]

8. IS INTERNAL TRANSFER POSSIBLE FROM ONE INDIAN SCHOOL TO ANOTHER IN THE CAPITAL AREA?

Generally Internal Transfers are not encouraged unless there is a valid reason for it. But the Admission Process has to be followed all over again if the Transfer has to be done, but only after obtaining the Prior Permission of the Board of Directors. [BOD Office is at Indian School Muscat]

9. WHAT ARE THE LANGUAGES OFFERED AT ISWK?

We offer Hindi, French and Malayalam as Second language and Hindi, French, Arabic, Malayalam and Sanskrit as Third Language. Same language can not be taken as Second and Third Language.

10. DOES THE SCHOOL HAVE A DEDICATED TRANSPORT FOR COMMUTING THE STUDENTS?

School ensures the safety and security of the Transport without holding any responsibility. Parents can deal directly with the Transporters.

11. WHAT IS THE PROCEDURE TO OBTAIN TRANSFER/ LEAVING CERTIFICATE FROM ISWK?

Transfer certificate can be obtained by submitting an application to the school office with one month prior notice. The form is available in the school web site or in the school office. In case of emergency, you have to pay one month fee as Notice Fee.

12. WHAT IS THE FEE STRUCTURE?

We collect the fee of the entire year in 9 months’ Instalments. At the time of Admission one has to pay 3 Months’ Fee along with Admission Fee. Subsequent fee can be remitted within 10th day of every month, beyond which one has to incur a fine of RO 1 per month.

13. WHAT ARE THE POSSIBILITIES TO GET ADMISSION IN THE MORNING SHIFT?

As and when vacancies are available, you have a chance to get shifted to the Morning Shift. An Application Form for Change of Shift is available in the Primary School Office.

14. HOW AND WHEN CAN WE MEET THE TEACHERS?

You can meet the Teachers by a prior appointment or by sending a note in the diary of your ward. Before you meet the Teacher, Please contact Parent Relation Officer. (Room 117- Senior School)

15. WHAT ARE THE SCHOOL TIMINGS?

KG I & KG IIMorning Shift 8:15 AM – 12:15 PM

Afternoon Shift 1:30 PM – 5:00 PM

Stds I to VMorning Shift 7:20 AM – 1:05 PM

Afternoon Shif 1:30 PM – 7:00 PM

Stds VI- XII General Shift 7:10 AM – 2:20 PM

16. WHAT IS THE TIMING OF FEE COUNTER?

Main School

Sunday – Thursday: 7:40 AM – 12:30 PM & 1:00 PM – 2:20 PM.

Prayer Time: 12:30 PM – 1:00 PM

1st & 2nd Saturday: 8:30 AM – 12:30 PM

Primary Sunday to Thursday 8:00 AM – 1:00 PM & 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM.

Break Time: 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM




AL WADI AL KABIRGUIDELINES FOR EXAMINATIONS

MonthClasses I & II

Classes III – V

Classes VI – VIII

Classes IX Class X Class XI Class XII

Term - I

May Pre-Mid Term (30 marks)

Pre-Mid Term (30 marks)




Unit Test (30 marks)

(10% weightage)

Unit Test (30 marks)

Sep Mid Term (30 marks)

Mid Term (40 marks)

Mid Term (80 marks)

Mid Term (80 marks)

Mid Term (80 marks)

Assessment – I (70/80/90/100

marks) (20% weightage)

Assessment – I (70/80/90/100

marks)

Term - II

Dec Post-Mid Term (30 marks)

Post-Mid Term (30 marks)




Assessment – II (70/80/90/100


Rehearsal – I (70/80/90/100

marks)

Jan - - - - - -Rehearsal – II (70/80/90/100

marks)

Feb - - - -Rehearsal - I (80 marks)

Final Examination (covering the

entire syllabus) (70/80/90/100


Board practical(s) /

Rehearsal – III

Mar


entire syllabus) (40 marks)


entire syllabus) (40 marks)

Final Examination (80 marks)

⇓

Final Examination (covering the entire syllabus)

(80 marks)

Board Examination

CBSE (covering the entire syllabus)

(80 marks)

New Academic year for class XII starts

Board Examination

CBSE (covering the entire syllabus)

Syllabus Coverage for Final Examination

Class III – VI Class VII Class VIII

10% of 1st term covering Significant topics + entire syllabus of 2nd term



NB: The syllabi for the Pre-Mid Term, Mid Term & Post Mid-Term will be uploaded on the school website prior to the commencement of the examination

INTERNAL ASSESSMENT (20%)

NOTEBOOK SUBMISSION (5%)

(Regularity, Punctuality, Neatness & Notebook

upkeep)

Subject Enrichment Activities (5%)Language1 English

Speaking & Listening SkillsLanguage 2

Hindi/French/Malayalam

Science Practical Lab Work

Mathematics Math Lab Practical

Social Science Map Work & Project Work

INTERNAL EVALUATION 10%

10% of Pre-Mid Term, & Post Mid Term marks

(I-VIII)&

10% of Pre-Mid Term, Mid Term & Post Mid

Term marks (IX-X)

CO- SCHOLASTIC ACTIVITIES (CLASSES I-VII)For the holistic development of the students, co-curricular activities in the following areas be carried out in CBSE affiliated schools by the teachers and will be graded term-wise on a 3-point grading scale

A = OUTSTANDING B = VERY GOOD C = FAIR

The aspect of regularity, sincere participation, output and teamwork be the generic criteria for grading in the following co-scholastic activities:

(a) WORK EDUCATION - Work Education refers to skill based activities resulting in goods or services useful to the community

(b) ART EDUCATION - Visual & Performing Art

(C) HEALTH and PHYSICAL EDUCATION - Sports/Yoga

CO-SCHOLASTIC ACTIVITIES (Class IX & X)The co-curricular activities for the holistic development of the student will be graded on a 5-point grading scale (A to E) and will have no descriptive indicators. No upscaling of grades will be done.

DISCIPLINE (Classes I-VIII)The students will also be assessed for the discipline which will be based on the factors like attendance, sincerity behavior, values, tidiness, respectfulness for rules and regulations, attitude towards society, nation and others. Grading on Discipline will be done term-wise on a 3-point grading scale

A = OUTSTANDING B = VERY GOOD C = FAIR

DISCIPLINE (Classes IX & X)Discipline significantly impacts career shaping and it helps build character, sincerity, good behavior and values develop strength and foster unity and co-operation. Grading on Discipline will be done term-wise on a 5-point grading scale (A to E)

Grading Scale for Scholastic Areas

(Classes I-VIII)Grading Scale for Scholastic Areas

(Classes IX)

Grade are awarded on a 8-point grading scale

MARKS RANGE GRADE MARKS RANGE GRADE

91 — 100 A1 91 — 100 A1

81 — 90 A2 81 — 90 A2

71 —80 B1 71 —80 B1

61 — 70 B2 61 — 70 B2

51 — 60 C1 51 — 60 C1

41 —50 C2 41 —50 C2

33 — 40 D 33 — 40 D

32 & below E (Needs improvement) 32 & belowE (Not eligible for

promotion)


INDIAN SCHOOLAL WADI AL KABIR Pupils using unfair means in any given assessment will be awarded zero

in that subject in that particular assessment.

PROMOTION RULES1. The pass mark in a subject is 40%. To be eligible for promotion to the next class, a pupil should,

apart from fulfilling the conditions given below, also appear in all assessments / revision tests and should have a minimum of 80% attendance.

2. Normally pupils of Kindergarten level are promoted to the next class. However those not successful in developing linguistic and numerical skills will be counselled and guided for the best course of action for the development of varied learning skills.

3. Promotion of pupils of Grades I - VIII will be decided on the basis of all assessments conducted during the academic year and the Final Assessment. They should pass in all academic subjects. Students of Grades VI - VIII should, in addition, pass in the Third Language.

4. For Classes VI - X pupils are assessed in Work Experience, Art Education, Club Activities, Physical & Health Education.

5. NO RETEST POLICY (All Classes)-A student who is detained cannot be promoted by taking a retest.

6. Exemption for examinations is allowed only in the following cases:- a) Medical (with valid medical certificate) b) Emergency Cases c) Visa related issues, if any

7. Extra time / Exemptions in any subject for any examinations will be according to CBSE Examination by-laws (http://cbse.nic.in/newsite/examinationbyelaws.html), the application should be submitted to school authorities through the concerned Subject Teacher/HOD before Summer Break with supporting documents. A case reported after the Summer Break will not be processed for obtaining permission from CBSE.

8. Pass Criteria for Grade X A candidate will be eligible to get the Pass Certificate of the Board if: a) He / she passes in all the subjects of internal assessment and b) He / she obtains a pass percentage in all the five academic subjects of the external examination.

9. Promotion Rules (Class XI) Science / Commerce :

a) Students of class XI will have one Unit Test, two Assessments and a Final Examination with the following weightage

Unit test 10% Weightage

Assessment Test – I 20% Weightage

Assessement Test – II 20% Weightage

Final Examination 50% Weightage

Subjects involving practicals will require pass marks separately in theory and practical. Note: 40% aggregate in all subjects is required for the promotion to class XII.

b) A student is eligible for promotion to the next class if he/she meets the criteria as is mentioned in the CBSE norms and should have a minimum of 80% attendance.

c) Students should pass in all the subjects of Internal Assessments – General Studies, Work Experience and Physical Education.

d) It is mandatory for a student to appear in all Assessments.

UNIFORM

It is essential that only the approved material and shade are used. Shades other than the approved ones will not be permitted. Therefore, please buy the material from the approved supplier only.

Material : For shirts & blouses : white material

: For trousers & pinafores : Thai Toray - T, 508 grey, two tone suit material

REGULAR UNIFORM FOR BOYS• Grey Shorts for Stds I to IV

• Grey Trousers (long pants) V - XII

• White short - sleeved shirt

• Black belt

• Black sports shoes with laces

• White socks

REGULAR UNIFORM FOR GIRLS• Grey pinafore

• White short-sleeved blouse

• Bloomers

• Black sports shoes with laces

• White socks

• White ribbons / white bands

SCHOOLUNIFORM



P. E. UNIFORM

Classes - I to XII

• House colour T – Shirt (poly mesh) with School Logo and House Name

• Black track with house colour piping

• White socks

• Full black sports shoes with laces

• During the winter season, students are permitted to wear plain, dark navy blue, sleeveless or full sleeve pullovers / sweaters as prescribed by the school.

THE FOLLOWING PATTERN OF REGULAR UNIFORM FOR GIRLS WILL BE PERMITTED TO SCHOOL:

• The pinafore should be sufficiently broad from the shoulder to the waist and open on the sides.

• The buttons of the shoulder and the waist should be punched buttons of the pinafore materials.

• The pinafore skirts should have eight box pleats, four in the front and four at the back.

• The pleats should be sufficiently broad. Each pleat should have enough material tucked in to prevent it from opening when worn.

• The pinafore should have a zip on the side of the waist where the button is fixed, with a pocket on the other side.

• The waistband should be proportionate to the size of the pinafore.

• The pleats should be stitched to 3” below the waistband.

• The pinafore should be 1” below the knee.

Back Front

CODE OF CONDUCT

1. Pupils are expected to maintain a high standard in their general behaviour and manner of speech. Use of improper language will not be accepted.

2. English being the medium of instruction in the school, students are advised to speak in English only.

3. Students should be well-behaved, respectful to their elders, honest and truthful. They are answerable to the school authorities for their conduct in and outside the school.

4. Students should have a deep respect for and dedication to their work. Attentiveness in class and regularity in homework and assignments are of prime importance.

5. Personal hygiene and neatness are essential. Hair must be neatly groomed, worn short in the case of boys and neatly tied (preferably in plaits) in the case of girls with long hair.

6. School uniform is compulsory at all times. Clothes must be clean and ironed and shoes must be polished. P.E. uniform must be worn on the prescribed days along with the black sports shoes. Students in improper uniform will face disciplinary action.

7. Students must be in school in time for the General Assembly during which silence should be maintained.

8. Students are expected to move to and from classrooms after Assembly, P.E. classes, library, laboratories etc. in silence and in an orderly manner.

9. Students must not only keep their classrooms but the entire school campus neat and tidy. They should be particularly careful to avoid littering the area. The bins provided should be made use of. Chewing gum is forbidden in school.

10. Students are strictly forbidden to bring to school any books, newspapers, magazines, etc., and instruments not pertaining to their daily work.

11. A support team of responsible students (prefects and monitors) is selected and elected each year to look after the class in the absence of the teacher and to look after the discipline at functions. Students must obey them at all times.

12. During class hours students should not leave the classrooms under any pretext. They are not allowed to leave the school premises without the permission of the Principal, Vice-Principal or administrator in case of emergency.

13. Students must realise that the school and its property belongs to them. Proper care of school property and things belonging to others is the mark of a well-bred and responsible student. Any damage to school property will not be overlooked. The loss must be made good by the offender.

14. The school does not accept responsibility for the loss of books, money, clothes, etc. Each child is responsible for his or her belongings. Parents are advised not to allow their children to bring any valuables to school.

15. Presentation of gifts to members of the staff requires advance sanction.

16. Private tuition in any subject from any member of the school staff without the permission of the Principal is forbidden.




17. The management reserves the right to expel students who make no progress in their studies or whose conduct is detrimental to the orderly life of the school. Irregular attendance, insubordination to teachers, habitual inattention to school work, obscenity in word or act, repeated damage to school property, etc.are sufficient reasons for dismissal of a pupil.

18. All students should present themselves in school on the opening day of the school after a vacation. Absentees who do not give prior intimation of the delay may have their names struck off the roll to enable the school to accommodate those on the waiting list.

19. No leave of absence is granted except for valid reasons, and only on prior written application by parents.

20. Application for medical leave should be accompanied by a medical certificate from a qualified doctor on proper letter pad carrying the name, address and contact phone numbers.

21. A pupil who has, for some unexplained reason, been absent for a month or more is liable to have his / her name struck off without advance notice. If readmitted, he or she will be considered as a new admission.

22. Pupils are not allowed to mark their skin with tattoos. Defaulters will be seriously dealt with.

23. Mobile phones, Ipods, Smart/Digital wrist watches and wrist bands in the school are strictly forbidden.

24. Lockers have been provided to the students to lessen the load of their bags. However, they should refrain from using them while a lesson is in progress. Students will not be allowed to use lockers after the school hours. The upkeep of the locker is the sole responsibility of the student. If the locker is damaged or the key is lost, the student will have to compensate the loss.

Blue or Yellow Card can be withdrawn, if there is an improvement in behaviour over a period of time.

• Issue of colour card depends on the criteria corresponding to disciplinary measures

• Final decision on the nature of punishment rests with the Disciplinary Committee, Principal & School Management

• RED CARD once issued will NOT be withdrawn.

DISCIPLINARY

MEASURES

Improper Uniform (includes shoes & socks, haircut & hair colour, accessories, makeup, nails etc.,)

Frequent late attendance

Bringing contraband items to school (GSM, CD’s cameras, tobacco etc.,)

Truancy

Irregular in academic activities

Disrespect to teachers

Tattoos

This card is issued by Class Teacher in consultation with Subject Teacher and

(HOD)

Use of improper and abusive language

Leaving school premises without permission

Using unfair means in examinations

Stealing or damaging School properties

Teenage issues

Vandalism

This card is issued by Vice-Principal in consultation with Discipline Committee

and (HOD)

Immoral acts in the School premises

Misuse of Social Media by posting negative comments/images on School, Students and Teachers

Serious manhandling of students

Any other offence of serious nature like smoking/drinking in the school premises or bringing obscene literature to School

(This card is issued by Principal in consultation with Vice-Principal, Student

Council and Discipline Committee)

CRITERIA - 1 CRITERIA - 2 CRITERIA - 3

Blue Card Yellow Card Red Card

Students will be issued BLUE YELLOW or RED card if found deviating from School Rules & Regulations mentioned in pages 34 and 35




BLUE CARD YELLOW CARD RED CARD

1st StepFirst warning

2nd StepSecond warning if same offence is repeated

3rd StepAfter 2nd warning, if same offence is repeated

1st StepFirst warning

2nd StepAfter 1st warning, if same offence is repeated

Issue of this card

leads to

Transfer Certificate

ROLE OF PARENTS / GUARDIANS:

Parents/Guardians are aware of the fact that their help and co-operation are needed for the building of sound

character in pupils. Their children must be made to realize that a well-ordered and disciplined way of life

is as important at home as in school. They are, therefore, earnestly requested to see that the rules of the school are strictly observed.

Parents/Guardians can play their important and responsible roles by:

• developing in their children the habit of punctuality at school.

• ensuring that their children come neatly dressed to school.

• giving importance to preparation of lessons and completion of home work under parental guidance.

• persuading them to read the books issued to them.

• encouraging their children to take part in the activities of the school.

• signing all tests/examination papers, report cards etc., and entries made in their ward’s almanac, whether satisfactory or not.

• informing the Principal of their child’s absence for any reason, within a week.

• intimating the school of any change of address or telephone number.

• mentioning the Std., Section and G.R. No. of the child when communicating with the school.

• cooperating with school staff and traffic wardens on duty.

• avoiding interaction with students or teachers during school hours without the sanction of the authorities.

• keeping their children at home when infected by some contagious disease, till the danger of the infection has passed (for at least a fortnight).

• ensuring that their children leave the school premises not later than fifteen minutes after the closure of school.

• visiting the Principal only on a working day, within the stipulated hours.

• obtaining the Principal’s permission before engaging the staff of the school for private tuition.


CODE OF CONDUCT ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We have read the Code of Conduct laid down by the school and ensure that our ward/s will strictly follow the same.

Name of the Student: ...................................................................................................

Class / Sec:…………......……………………….G.R.No:……….....…………………………….

Name of the Father: .....................................................................................................

Name of the Mother: ........ …………………………………………………………………………

Father’s signature: .......................................................................................................

Mother’s signature: ......................................................................................................

Date: ..........................................................................................................................

Tel. Nos. (Off.): ...........................................................................................................

(Res): .................................................................................................................

(GSM): .......................................................................................................................

E – Mail: .....................................................................................................................

(To be handed over to the class teacher)

Watch your thoughts,

they become words.

Watch your words,

they become actions

Watch your actions,

they become habits.

Watch your habits,

they become character.

Watch your character;

it becomes your destiny.

INDIAN SCHOOLAL WADI AL KABIRSCHOOL MONITORED TRANSPORT

STUDENT INFORMATION FORM ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………

Name of Student:

GR Number: Grade/Class:

Section: Session:

Date of Birth: Age:

Mode of transport: Gender: Male Female

School Monitored Transport /

Own arrangement

Name of Private Bus Contractor:

Details of Siblings

RESIDENCE DETAILS:

Apt No: Building No:

Way No: Road:

Landmark: Area:

Route No: (Enter the route no.as per your choice)

ROUTE-1: Wadi Kabir area upto Sheraton Hotel

ROUTE-2: MBD & CBD / Rex Road / Muttrah

ROUTE-3: Ruwi upto Hamriya

ROUTE-4: Darsait / Jibroo / Corniche

ROUTE-5: Wattayah / Qurum

ROUTE-6: PDO

ROUTE-7: Madinat Sultan Qaboos / Al Khuwair

ROUTE-8: Beyond Al Khuwair upto Al Khoud




Pick-up Point: Drop Point:

Sl. No. Location Sl. No. Location1 Al Khuwair 1 Al Khuwair2 Al Qurum 2 Al Qurum3 Qurum PDO 3 Qurum PDO4 Darsait 4 Darsait5 Jibroo 5 Jibroo6 Chorniche 6 Chorniche7 Muscat 7 Muscat8 CBD 8 CBD9 MBD 9 MBD

10 Muttrah 10 Muttrah11 Rex Road 11 Rex Road12 Ruwi 12 Ruwi13 Badr Al Saama 13 Badr Al Saama14 Al Wadi Kabir 14 Al Wadi Kabir15 Al Wattayah 15 Al Wattayah16 Al Hamariya 16 Al Hamariya17 Al Khoud 17 Al Khoud18 Al Hail 18 Al Hail19 Al Seeb 19 Al Seeb20 Al Ghubrah 20 Al Ghubrah21 Al Azaiba 21 Al Azaiba22 Ghala 22 Ghala23 Madinat Qaboos 23 Madinat Qaboos

Parent / Guardian Name:

E-mail: Alternate E-mail:

Office No: Residence No:

Emergency No: P. O. Box:

Father’s Mobile: Mother’s Mobile:

Would you like to opt for school monitored transport Yes No

TERMS & CONDITIONS

For any queries you may contact the transporter directly as the school will not be held responsible transport issues related to day to day operations.

You may contact the respective transport operator and provide the necessary details required by them to pick up and drop your ward.

APRIL MAY JUNE

JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER

OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER

JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH

APRIL MAY JUNE

CALENDAR 2018

CALENDAR 2019

2018 - 2019



INDIAN SCHOOLAL WADI AL KABIR CALENDAR OF ACADEMIC & CO-SCHOLASTIC ACTIVITIES 2018 – 2019

KG, PRIMARY (Morning & Afternoon Shift) & SENIOR SCHOOL

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

CALE

NDA

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ACA

DEM

IC A

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18 –

201

9

1

Easter

2 3 4

New Academic Year begins for KG II - V (M/S & A/S),

VII – X Orientation for Students I to V (M/S & A/S)

5 6 7

Parent OrientationClasses I - X

Staff working

8

New Academic Year begins for Class VI

9 10 11 12

Isra’a Wal Miraj

13 14

128th Ambedkar JayantiOrientation for Parents of class XIInnovation Club Inauguration

15

Ambedkar JayantiSpecial Assembly-

New Academic Year begins For KG I (M/S & A/S)

16 17

Counselling Session forVI and VII

18

New Academic Year begins for class XI

19

Good Manners Day Assembly KG II (M/S & A/S)

20 21

Parent Orientation KG I & KG II (M/S & A/S)

22 Kindergarten Day KG I & KG II (M/S & A/S) Earth Day Celebrations

23

Student Council Elections begins

24

Inter-House Hindi Elocution (VI-VIII)

25

Study Skills & Time Management – Counselling Session

26

Inter-House English Elocution(IX-XII)

27 28

29 30

Inter–School Hindi Extempore Competition

Academic Year begins – all classes except XII

APRIL 2018


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Investiture Ceremony Practice

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Investiture Ceremony Practice

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Investiture Ceremony- Senior School

Junior Quiz pot Interschool quiz

4 5

Career Fair2018-2019

6 7

Support Staff Day

Entrepreneurship Club:Dept. of Commerce

8

Investiture Ceremony RehersalsClasses IV & V (M/S & A/S)

9 Red Day AssemblyKG I (M/S & A/S)

Study Skills and Time Management –Counselling Session

Investiture Ceremony Rehersals - Classes IV & V (M/S & A/S)

10 CONCERTS KG II (M/S)

Investiture CeremonyIV & V (M/S & A/S)

International Day of Families

11

Science India Forum Competitions

12

Science India Forum CompetitionsFalicitation

13

Mother’s Day Celebrations

14

Inter-House Hindi Debate( IX -XII)

15

Pre-Mid Term/Unit Test Starts

16

The Holy month of Ramadan starts

Hindi Choral RecitationClass – III (M/S)

17 18 19

20 21 22 23

Inter-House English Elocution (VI-VIII)

24 25 26

27

World Environment Day CelebrationsIII – V (M/S & A/S)

28 29 30

World Environment DayBlue Day AssemblyKG I (M/S & A/S)

31

Pre-Mid Term Exam/Unit Test Ends Pre-Mid Term Exam

Summer Vacations


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In-House Training for Teachers

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8 9

10

Summer Vacation begins for Teachers

11 12 13 14 15

Eid-Al-FitrEnd of Ramadan

16

17 18 19 20 21 22 23

24 25 26 27 28 29 30

JUNE 2018



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8 9 10 11 12 13 14

15 16 17 18 19 20 21

22 23

Renaissance Day in Oman

24

Summer Vacation ends for Teachers

25 Staff reports after summer break. Teacher Training according to the need analysis from each department from external training agencies

26

Teacher Training according to the need analysis from each department from external training agencies

27 28

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30


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JULY 2018



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School reopens after Summer Vacation

2 3 4

5 6 7 8 9

Emotional Regulations-VII

10 11 Parent Teacher MeetingKG (M/S & A/S)& Classes VI to XII

Staff Working

12

Inter-House English Debate (IX-XII)

13 14

Independence DaySpecial Assembly

15

Independence Day

16

Inter-School Science Quiz (Senior School)

17 18

Class Concerts Finals Classes I to III (M/S)

19

Story Telling Competition practice - Class II - (M/S)

Inter-House English Debate (VI-VIII)

Story Telling Competition Final - Class II (A/S)

20

Eid Celebrations

Story Telling Competition practice – Class II (M/S)

Hindi Choral Recitation Class IV (M/S)

21

Inter-School Story Telling Competition Finals (Class II - (M/S)

22

Eid Al Adha

23

Eid Al Adha

24

Eid Al AdhaOnam

25

Eid Al Adha

26 27

Onam Celebrations

IT CompetitionClass V (M/S)

28

IT CompetitionClass V (M/S)

29

Eid Special AssemblyClasses I & II (M/S

Inter-School Commerce dept. event – Practice

30 • Yellow Day AssemblyKG I (M/S & A/S)•Expressions 2018 Round 1 (M/S & A/S)Inter-School Commerce dept. event.•English Debate Competition Final Class V (A/S)•Syllabus Completion for Mid-Term

31

AUGUST 2018



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IT Talent HuntClasses VI-XII

Staff Working

2

Janmashtami Celebrations Nutrition Week Celebrations begin Class V (M/S & A/S)

3 4

5

Teacher’s Day Celebrations

6

Inter House Math Quiz Nutrition Week Celebrations ends Class V (M/S & A/S)

7 8

9

International Literacy / Reading Day

Inter-School English Language Quiz

10

Expressioins 2018Finals - Class III (A/S)

11

Al Hijri New Year

12

Mid-Term Exams/ Assessment-1 Begins

13 14 15

16 17 18 19 20 21 22

23

24 25 26 27 28 29

30

Mid-Term Examination Assessment-1 Ends

Note: Excursion to Hypermarket KG I and KG II [Both shifts]Mid-Term Examinations

SEPTEMBER 2018



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English Debate Class V (M/S & A/S) Wildlife Week Celebrations BeginClass III (M/S & A/S)

2

Gandhi Jayanti Celebrations

3

Expressions 2018 Class III (M/S)

Rehearsals

4Hindi Choral Recitation Class III & IV (A/S)

World Animal Day Classes I & II (A/S)

Expressions 2018 Class III (M/S)Rehearsals

5 6

PTM Classes I – V (M/S)

7

Expressions 2018 Class III (M/S)

8 World Elders Day Classes I & II (M/S)

Wildlife Week Celebrations Ends Class III (M/S & A/S)

Expressions 2018 Finals Class III (M/S)

9 10 Yoga & Aerobics CompetitionsAll Classes

World Mental Health Day

Navaratri begins

11 Green Day Assembly KG I - (M/S & A/S)

Public Speaking Competition Round 1 Class IV (M/S & A/S)

12 13

PTM Classes VI – XII

PTM Classes I – V (A/S)

14 15

World Students DayRobotics

16 17

18

Dusshera

19 20

21

Mathematics Quiz-Round I Classes III – V (M/S & A/S)

22

Inter-School Software Development Competition/IT Quiz / Computer Fest Class II (M/S & A/S)

23

English Bonanza Round 1Classes III–V (M/S & A/S) Computer Fest Class III (M/S & A/S)

24

Model UN AssemblyComputer Fest Class IV (M/S & A/S)

25 Hindi Choral Recitation Class II (M/S & A/S)

Computer Fest Class V (M/S & A/S)

26 27

28

Science Quiz Round I III – V (M/S & A/S)

29

IT Competition Class IV (M/S)

English Choral Recitation Classes III & IV (A/S)

Adolescence Transition – Counselling Session

30

English Choral Recitation Class II (M/S) IT Competition Class IV (M/S)

31 Tree DayClasses I & II (M/S)

Public Speaking Competition Finals Class IV (M/S & A/S)

English Choral Recitation Class II (A/S)

Inter-House English Drama Competition Rashtriya Ekta Diwas

Note: Excursion to the Beach KG I & KG II [(M/S & (A/S]

OCTOBER 2018


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Annual Sports Day – Primary (M/S) Orange Day Assembly KG I (M/S & A/S) Computer Fest FinalsClasses II - V (A/S)

2 3

Annual ExhibitionClasses VI – XII

4 Computer Festivals Class IV (M/S)English Elocution CompetitionClass V (M/S & A/S) Stress Management Classes X & XII

5

Math Quiz Final Round Classes III – V (M/S & A/S)

Annual Sports Day – KG

6

English Choral Recitation Class III (M/S) Diwali Celebrations Math Week

7

Diwali

8

New Year

9

Excursion

10

Excursion

11 12

Children’s Day Fun Activities Clasees I – V (M/S & A/S)

13

Children’s Day Fun Activities Classes I – V (M/S & A/S) Annual Sports Day - Senior

14

Children’s DayCelebrations

15 National Day Assembly

ISWK Carnival

Syllabus Completion Class XII

Mathematics Day – Special Assembly

16

Excursion

17

Career Orientation – Counselling Dept

Excursion

18

National Day of Oman

19

Science Quiz Finals Classes III – V (M/S & A/S)

20

Prophets Birthday

21 22

23

Excursion

24

Excursion

25

Annual Sports Day (A/S)

Rehearsal Exam for Class XII starts

26

Constitution Day

27

28 29 30

Excursion Excursion


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Parent Teacher Meeting KG I & II (M/S & A/S)

Staff Working

2

Pollution Prevention Day – Special Assembly Class IV (M/S & (A/S

3 4 5 6

Founders’ Day

7 8

9

Rehearsal Exam for Class XII ends

10

Revision Classes for Class XII begins

11

Post-Mid Term Examination/Assessment-2 begins

12 13

Purple Day Assembly KG I (M/S & A/S)

14 15

16 17 18 19 20 Post-Mid Term Examination/Assessment-2 ends

Revision Classes for Class XII ends

Christmas Celebrations

21 22

National Mathematics Day

23

Winter Vacation begins for Students and Teachers

24 25

Christmas

26 27 28 29

30 31

Post-Mid Term ExaminationsPreliminary Examinations (XII)

Winter Break



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Staff report after winter break

8

Staff get-together

9

Students report after winter break

10 11 12

PTM (Classes VI – XII)

13

Preliminary Exams-2 for Class XII begins

14

Excursions Classes I & II (M/S)

15

ExcursionsClasses I & II (M/S)

16

ExcursionsClasses I & II (M/S)

17

Math BeeClass I (M/S)

5th French Fiesta

18 19

PTM Classes I – V (M/S & A/S)

20

Inter-School Mathematics Quiz

21

Hindi Story Telling Class IV (M/S & A/S)

Logikid IT Competition Class II (M/S)

22

English Bonanza Class III (M/S & A/S)

Logikid IT CompetitionClass II (M/S)

23

English BonanzaClass IV (M/S & A/S)

24 Republic Day Celebrations

English Bonanza Class V (M/S & A/S)

Syllabus Completion for Class X

25 26

Republic Day

27

Excursions III - V (M/S)

Singing CompetitionClass III (M/S)

Preliminary Exams-2 for class XII ends

28 Excursions III - V (M/S)

Singing CompetitionClass II (M/S)

Mock Practical Examination begins for class XII

29


30


Singing CompetitionClass I (M/S) IT Competition Class III (M/S)

31


IT Competition Class III (M/S)

Note: Excursion to the ParkClasses KG I & II (M/S & A/S)

CBSE Practical’s (Mock & Board)Preliminary Examinations (XII)

Excursions I- V (M/S & A/S)

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Staff Working

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Mock Exam for Class X begins

4

Board Practical Exam for Class XII begins

5

Singing CompetitionClass I (A/S)

6

Hindi Elocution(Classes V both shifts)

7

Singing Competition Class II (A/S)

Geography Bee Class II (M/S

Syllabus Completion Class IX & XI

8 9

10

Inter House Sanskrit Competition

11

12

English Choral Recitation Class I (M/S ) Singing Competition Class IV (M/S)

13 14 Formal Farewell

English Choral Recitation. Class IV (M/S & A/S)

Syllabus Completion for Classes I – VII.

8th Science Festival Senior School Final

15 16

Informal Farewell

17

Final Assessment for Class IX begins

Self-Esteem Counselling Session

Classes VI & VII

18 19 Hindi Choral Recitation Class I (M/S & A/S)

Mock Exam for Class X ends

Final Assessment for Class XI begins

20 21

Annual Exhibition KG I & II (M/S & A/S)

22 23

24 25 26

Singing Competition Class V (M/S)

27

English Choral Recitation Class I (A/S)

28

Assessment for Class IX and XI ends

Inter-School Science Quiz Classes IV & V

FEBRUARY 2019



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2

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3 4 5

Final Assessment Classes I - VIII begins

6 7 8 9

10

Women’s Day Special Assembly Classes III–V (M/S & A/S)

11 12 13

New Academic Year of X & XII begins

14 15 16

17

Final Assessment endsClasses I-V

18 19 20 21

Final Assessment Classes I–VIII ends

Graduation DayClass V (M/S & A/S)

22 23

24 25 26

Declaration of Results and Sale of BooksClasses I-V (M/S & A/S)

27 28

Declaration of Results and Sale of BooksKG (M/S & A/S)

29 30

31

Note : Graduation Day KG II & Class V (M/S & A/S)

MARCH 2019



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HOMEWORK POLICY OF ISWK

At ISWK, all students are expected to do homework regularly, for most subjects. Our aim is to foster a culture where students and parents value homework and understand its contribution to students’ success as learners.

Purpose of Homework:

The main purpose of homework is to support and encourage students to develop independent study habits, organizational skills, time-management and self-discipline. Homework also helps the students to establish a firm grasp of the basics of reading, writing and arithmetic work. (Three R’s)

Teachers of ISWK try to make homework stimulating rather than a reception of the day’s in-class work. They monitor homework progress and communicate with the parents regularly.

Types of Homework:Homework could take a variety of forms as listed below:

Preparation work to be completed in class — e.g. reading an article, making notes, listening to news, etc.

Extended work - sustained writing

Research work

Number work

Projects and presentations Consolidation of acquired skills

Art / creative tasks Revision in preparation for a test/assessment

Parental involvement in their children›s homework activities is beneficial to children:

Proper parental involvement can increase the value of homework for children and it contributes sig-nificantly to better student outcomes, including higher achievement, fewer discipline problems, more positive attitudes towards school and more regular homework habits.

The following Homework Schedule is to be followed by the students of the school for this academic year: The homework given should be such that the student does the work on his / her own with the help of parental supervision.

Primary School (KG, I & II) - No Homework However, it is recommended that the students revise every-thing taught in the class on a regular basis.

Classes III - V should follow the following schedule:

Classes VI - X should follow the following schedule:

Subject Day Subject Day

English Sunday English Sunday

Mathematics Monday Mathematics Monday

EVS Tuesday EVS Tuesday

Hindi Wednesday Hindi Wednesday

Mathematics Thursday Mathematics Thursday

Duration for completing homework: Classes III : ½ hour - 45 mins Classes IV-V : 45 mins - 1 hour Classes VI-VII : 1 hour - 1 hour 15 mins Classes VIII-XII : 2 hours

Scrutiny Schedule: Every student has to submit his/her Homework in every subject at least once every 15 working days.




SUNDAYAREA HOMEWORK DETAILS

MONDAYAREA HOMEWORK DETAILS

TUESDAYAREA HOMEWORK DETAILS

ISWK Organising your time

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THURSDAYAREA HOMEWORK DETAILS

“Be the change that you wish to see in the world.”

– Mahatma Gandhi

Notes:

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The highest education is that which does not merely give us information but makes our life in harmony with all existence.

– Rabindranath Tagore

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Children are like buds in a garden and should be carefully and lovingly nurtured, as they are the future of the nation and the citizens of tomorrow.

– Jawaharlal Nehru

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Manpower without Unity is not a strength unless it is harmonized and united properly, then it becomes a spiritual power.

– Vallabhbhai Patel

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Failure will never overtake me if my determination to succeed is strong enough.

– APJ Abdul Kalam

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“My success will not depend on what A or B thinks of me. My success will be what I make of my work.”

– Homi J. Bhabha

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Devote yourself to your goal and march on courageously.

– C. V. Raman

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“Build a strong base. The journey to peaks of excellence requires a strong base camp.”

– C.N.R. Rao

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“He who can listen to the music in the midst of noise can achieve great things.”

– Vikram Sarabhai

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“Don’t take rest after your first victory because if you fail in second, more lips are waiting to say that your first victory was just luck.”

– APJ Abdul Kalam

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I am the master of my failure… If I never fail how will I ever learn.

– C. V. Raman

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We look down on our scientists if they engage in outside consultation. We implicitly promote the ivory tower.

– Vikram Sarabhai

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“All Birds find shelter during a rain. But Eagle avoids rain by flying above the Clouds.”

– APJ Abdul Kalam

Notes:









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“Opportunities don’t happen, you create them.”

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“Life isn’t about learning how to weather the storm.

It’s about learning how to dance in the rain.”

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“Man needs difficulties in life because they are necessary to enjoy the success.”

– APJ Abdul Kalam

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“Create your own destiny. If you don’t, someone else will.”

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“Success is not so much what we have, as it is what we are.”

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“Success is being able to juggle those Glass Balls called Priorities and keeping them shiny & intact while running the Marathon of Life.”

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“Learning from success is important but learning from failure is vital to succeeding”

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“True nobility is not about being better than anyone else it’s about being better than you used to be.”

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You can’t always choose who comes into your life but you can learn what lesson they teach you.

– C. V. Raman

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“Don’t complain; just work harder.”

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“If you want to shine like a sun. First burn like a sun.”

– APJ Abdul Kalam

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I also believe that a person who does not have respect for time, and does not have a sense of timing, can achieve little.

– Vikram Sarabhai

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“The elevator to success is out of order. You’ll have to use the stairs…. One step at a time.”

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“Before you can work smart you must work hard.”

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“Luck is where preparation meets opportunity”

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…failure is not about not succeeding. Rather it is about not putting in your bet effort and not contributing, however modestly, to the common good.

– Vikram Sarabhai

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“Persevere…because on the road to success there is never a crowd on the extra mile!”

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“The only time success occurs before work is in the dictionary.”

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I strongly believe that fundamental science cannot be driven by instructional, industrial and government or military pressures

– C. V. Raman

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“The present is theirs; the future, for which I really worked, is mine.”

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Without your involvement you can›t succeed. With your involvement you can’t fail.

– APJ Abdul Kalam

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“Success is the worst teacher”

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LIBRARY RULES1. Students are not allowed to bring any text book, bag and/or any other reading material from

outside to the Library premises.

2. Library is the place for acquiring knowledge where discipline is the basic need. So any kind of noise or group-discussion that disturbs neighbouring reader(s) is not acceptable/ tolerable in the library premises.

3. Without having any valid reason, students should not be seen loitering in the library premises.

4. Books, magazines and newspapers are not to be misplaced and to be kept in proper place in an organized way after use. No materials are to be left on the reading table after use.

5. Only one book will be issued to a student at a time and the same is to be returned on the due date. Failure to do so will result in penalty.

6. Books are to be issued and returned during the library period only. Request for any issue or return on other days is not acceptable.

7. If an item is lost or returned damaged, the student has to pay for the actual cost of the material.

8. A student caught tearing pages/ stealing books/ magazines/ newspapers or organizing library material in an improper manner will be suspended forthwith from using the library facilities and further disciplinary action will be initiated by the school authorities.

9. The back door of the Library is not to be used as entry or exit for the students.

10. For any loss or damage of library materials like books, magazines, newspapers and furniture or scribbling on them, the concerned student would be charged.

11. School Calendar is mandatory when a student is in the Library.

12. Books in the locked racks can be opened only by the librarian for the purpose of issue or reading.

13. More than four children are not allowed at one reading table.

14. Library furniture are not to be displaced and everybody is to be seated according to their roll numbers pasted on the chair.

15. Library rules and regulations are subject to change and will be intimated to the students from time to time. The premises of the library are to be kept clean.

16. School calendar is mandatory for taking clearance and transfer certificate.

PRINCIPAL LIBRARIAN



INDIAN SCHOOLAL WADI AL KABIRLibrary Books Issued /Returned

GR No: ----------------------------------------- Name of Student: ----------------------------------------------

1. Book/books borrowed against this GR No. must be returned on or before the date marked below.

2. Book/books transaction should only be in the library period.

3. Children of Std. V to XII are eligible to borrow book/books from the library

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MEDICAL RECORD OF CHILD

I. Is there any special area of medical concern relating to your child?

Please describe below so that special precautions may be taken

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Important Note:• Please do NOT send any medication to school with your child. This may inadvertently be

consumed by other children.

• Please do NOT send your ward to school when he/she is sick.



INDIAN SCHOOLAL WADI AL KABIRRECORD OF LATE ATTENDANCE

Late attendance will be marked by drawing a circle around the date. If there are three such marks, the matter will be viewed seriously.

MAR APR MAY JUN AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR SIGN

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My child was/will be absent from (date) __________________ to (date) ____________________ for

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