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Christ Nagar International SchoolKaudiar, Trivandrum - 695 003

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Name CNIte ..............................................................................

Grade ................................... Division ...................................

Name of the Class Teacher ......................................................

Phone : (0471) 2318482 to 2318485Mobile : 9495939047, 9495939049Fax : 0471-2311986Web : www.cnis.inE-mail : [email protected]

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Lead Kindly Light !Keep us always in the right Way

And guide us always to the TruthThat alone can enrich our Life

Jesus ChristOur Guiding Force

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CMI Education Policy StatementWe, the Carmelites of Mary Immaculate, after the example of our

founder Saint Kuriakose Elias Chavara, consider education as theintegral formation of the human person for the fulfillment of his/her individual and social responsibilities.

Our educational endeavours aim at forming leaders who areintellectually competent, spiritually mature, morally upright,psychologically integrated, physically healthy and sociallyacceptable, who will champion the cause of justice, love, truth andpeace, and who are ever open to further growth.

The secret of the success of our educational institutions is acommunity of teachers who are committed to their vocation,professionally competent, morally upright, just and humane indealings, culturally sensitive and who grow in the true vision ofeducation.

We aspire towards creating a just and humane society wheredignity of the human person is respected, where unjust socialstructures are challenged, where our cultural heritage of ahimsa,religious harmony and national unity are upheld, and where thepoor and the marginalized are specially taken care of.

We have to reach out to the families, primarily of the students, toassist them in their needs, to share in their joys and sorrows, and tohelp them experience love and freedom so that the students realizethat our educational institutions are an extension of their homes.

Our institutions are open to all students irrespective of casteand creed; they are accepted and cherished as they are and arehelped to grow in their cultural, social and religious traditions. Asthey are privileged to be in our institutions, they will also have theright to get acquainted with the person of Jesus Christ and hisGospel. Being institutions established and administered by andfor a minority community based on religion, they will givepreference to Christians in admissions and appointments and havea special concern for the faith formation of the Christian youth.

Our institutions are also open to society at large by making theirresources available for the ongoing education and growth.

For the realization of this CMI goal of education, we invitestudents, parents and teachers to share this vision and to cooperatewith us wholeheartedly.

Children, you are God’s gift in the hands of your parents.

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Memorandum

Name of the Pupil ...........................................................................

Admission No........................Date of Birth........................................

Grade ......................Aadhaar No.....................................................

Name of the father ..........................................................................

Office address .................................................................................

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Signature..................................... Phone........................................

Name of the mother .........................................................................

Office address................................................................................

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Signature..................................... Phone........................................

Residential address .........................................................................

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Name of the Local Guardian (if any)....................................................

Relationship to the student...............................................................

Signature................................... Phone...........................................

Siblings in this school with Grade ......................................................

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Mobile No. to be contacted in emergency ...................................The children who have love of God and fear of God in their hearts will love and respect theirparents.

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THE LORD’S PRAYER

Our Father in heaven, holy be Your name;let Your kingdom come; Your will be doneon earth as in heaven .

Give us our daily bread. Forgive us our sinsas we forgive those who sin against us.Deliver us from evil. Amen

PRAYER BEFORE CLASS

O loving and merciful God / Inspire us / to choosegood / and to avoid evil. / Allow us the sensitivity/ to see the needs / of our neighbours / and thestrength / to respond gently.

Give us the courage / to follow the truth, / and thegrace / to know you.

O God / all knowledge is in you. / Bless ourstudies, / enlighten our minds, / strengthen ourmemory, / and direct our will / towards what isright. / O God bless all the CNItes / and our greatCNIS. Amen

PRAYER AFTER CLASS

We thank you, Almighty God, for having helped usin our lessons, and having kept us healthy andhappy, all throughout the day. Amen

PRAYER BEFORE EXAMINATION

O God, enlighten our minds, strengthen ourmemory, and bless us to do well in the examination.Keep us healthy, in mind and body, all throughoutour examinations. Amen

Trust your mother, God will hear the prayers of the Mother as your own.

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DAILY PRAYER OF CNItesOh, loving and merciful God, I thank You for thisnew and wonderful day. Bless me and this day.

Fill me with Your grace. Bless me so that I can dedicatemy time and energy for studies.

Give me the strength to resist all the distractionswhich will affect my studies.

Grant me keenness of mind, capacity to remember,skill in learning, subtlety to interpret

and eloquence in speech.May You guide the beginning of my work, direct its

progress, and bring it to its completion.

Give me the courage to ask questions when I don’tunderstand. Give me the humility to ask for help when

I need it. Help me to accept the grades that I getafter I have done all that I can do.

Let me be grateful for having the privilegeof studying at Christ Nagar International School

while many others don’t havesuch a rare opportunity.

Help me to make the most of the wonderful gifts youhave given me. Help me to use my words,

and actions carefully and let me be a gentle andpolite student so that I may be loved and

respected by all. God I promise that today I will be a Good Student.

Give me hope for the future and help me to trust thatwhatever the future brings, You are there with me,

holding me in Your loving embrace.

As food is for the body, so is wisdom for the intellect.

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God bless my dear and Loving Parents and my Home.God bless my Great Christ Nagar International School,

its management, my Dear Director,my Dear and Loving Teachers, non-teaching staff and

coaches of our co-curricular activities.Dear God, bless all my class mates and

all the students of CNIS.Grant me the blessing to

love them, help them and work with them.I love you God

Bless Me and My Great CNIS.

I am a CNIte I love my CNIS

LEAD, KINDLY LIGHT

Lead, kindly Light, amid th’ encircling gloom,Lead Thou me on!

The night is dark and I am far from home,Lead Thou me on.

Keep Thou my feet; I do not ask to seeThe distant scene: one step enough for me.

So long Thy power hath blessed me, sure it stillWill lead me on.

O’er moor and fen, o’er crag and torrent, tillThe night is gone;

And with the morn those angel faces smile,Which I have loved long since, and lost a while.

Go to school regularly and recall to mind what is taught during the week.

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PRAYER OF ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI

Make me a channel of your peace,Where there is hatred, let me bring your love,Where there is injury, your pardon, LordAnd where there’s doubt, true faith in you.

Ch. Oh Master, grant that I may never seekSo much to be consoled as to console,To be understood as to understand,To be loved as to love with all my soul.

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

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.

NATIONAL ANTHEM

Jana gana-mana-Adhinayaka, jaya heBharatha-bhagya-vidhatha.Punjab - Sindhu- Gujarat-MarathaDravida Utkala-BangaVindhya Himachala -Yamuna -GangaUchala jaladhi-tarangaTava subha name jage,Tava subha asisha mageGahe tava jaya-gatha.Jana-gana-mangala dayaka - jaya heBharatha-bhagya vidhathaJaya he, jaya he, jaya heJaya jaya jaya jaya he!

Laziness fosters evil habits.

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SCHOOL ANTHEM

Hail ! Christ Nagar Alma Mater! Hail!We, thy children, in grey and blue,Around thy glorious banner stand,With lamps lit from thy sacred LightTo guide our steps in the encircling gloom.Singing the hymn of Rishis of yore.“Tamaso ma jyothir gamaya”

God bless our glorious Alma Mater!In faith and hope we’ll march aheadIn quest of Truth that liberation bringsFrom bondage of falsehood, ignorance and deathUsh’ring in the Lord’s joyAs we chant the Maharshi’s hymn,“Asato ma Sat gamaya”

O glorious Christ Nagar, Alma Mater!Teach us to love and bright’n the world,That is crippled and broken apart,By our own greed, hate and malice.O ! help us heal this moribund world,And make it whole, an abode of peace.“Mrityor ma Amritham gamaya”

“Asato ma Sat gamayaTamaso ma Jyothir gamayaMrityor ma Amritham gmaya”

(God bless CNIS Alma Mater!)

Let your friends be those who love God.

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CHRIST NAGAR INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLKowdiar, Trivandrum - 695 003

MANAGER

REV. FR Joseph Vattaparambil CMI

GOVERNING BODY

1. Rev. Fr Joseph Vattaparambil CMI2. Rev. Fr Sebastian Kaduvathukkil CMI3. Rev. Fr Sebastian Attichira CMI4. Rev. Fr Bino Pattarkalam CMI5. Rev. Fr Kurian Chalangady CMI6. Rev. Fr Robin Anandakattu CMI7. Rev. Fr Joseph Eenthumkuzhy CMI

MANAGING COMMITTEE1. Rev. Fr Joseph Vattaparambil CMI (Manager)2. Rev. Fr James Mullasserry CMI

(Councillor for Education, CMI St Joseph Province, TVM)3. Rev. Fr Sebastian Attichira CMI (Principal, Christ Nagar IGCSE)4. Rev. Fr Bino Pattarkalam CMI

(Principal, Christ Nagar Central School)5. Rev. Fr Kurian Chalangady CMI, (Principal, ICSE)6. Rev. Fr Robin Anandakattu CMI (Principal, Christ Nagar College)7. Rev. Fr Joseph Eenthumkuzhy (Bursar, Christ Nagar Schools)8. Mr Thomas Mani P (Academic Co-ordinator)9. Mr Gopakumar (Well-wisher)10. Mr. Anil Sreedhar (Parent)11. Ms. Roshni R. (Parent)12. Ms Pallavi Singh (Teacher)13. Ms Uma Radhakrishnan (Teacher)14. Ms K. Preeti (Teacher)15. Ms Preetha B.S. (Teacher)16. Ms Sabitha P.R. (Teacher)17. Ms Manjumol K. (Office Staff)

The day on which you have not done any good to your fellowmen will not be recorded inyour book of life.

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MEMBERS OF THE STAFF

A. ADMINIISTRATIVE STAFF

PRINCIPALFr Sebastian Attichira CMI, M.A., M.Ed.

VICE-PRINCIPALFr Joseph Eenthumkuzhy CMI, M.A., B.Ed.

ACADEMIC CO-ORDINATORMr Thomas Mani P., M.Sc., B.Ed., PGDCA

B. TEACHING STAFFFacultyMr. Anil P. Raj B.Sc, B.P EdProf. Ashraf Rawther M.AMr. Sebastian A.C. B.A, BHM, B1Mr. Vinod R. M.Sc., B. EdMr. Vishnu S. Nair Dilpoma in Music ProductionMs. Aparna Singh B.Sc, MFAMs. Deepa C. Nair M.A, B. EdMs. Deepa Raj P. R. B.A, BP.Ed.Ms. Geeta Nayar B.Sc, PGDCAMs. Gleena Johny B.Com, M.A, B. EdMs. Janet John B.Sc, B. EdMs. Jishitha Abhish M.A, B. EdMs. Josy Chinchu M.A, B. Ed, PGD in JournalismMs. Lakshmi B. M. M.Com, B. EdMs. Lakshmisree V. Diploma in BharathanatyamMs. Laya M. S B.Tech.Ms. Lekshmy Mohan B.Sc, B. EdMs. Liji Vincent M.Sc, B. EdMs. Lizy Michael M.Sc., B. Ed

Keeping bad books is like hiding fire in hay.

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Ms. Manisha Bhandari M.Sc, B. EdMs. Mathangi S. M.Sc.Ms. Maya Nair U. R. M.A, B. EdMs. Pallavi Singh M.Sc, B. EdMs. Prabhjot Kaur M.Sc, B. EdMs. K. Preeti M.A, B.EdMs. Preetha B. S. M.Sc, B. EdMs. Priya Rani B. R. M.Sc, B. EdMs. Rajeswari Ajith B.A, Goethe-Zertifikat B2Ms. Raji Celin Joy B.Sc, M.A, B.Ed, M.C.AMs. Roshni Jose B.Sc, M.A, B.EdMs. Roshni Raj M.A, B. EdDr. Sabitha P. R. M.A, B. Ed, Ph.D.Ms. Simi C. M.ScMs. Soni Singh M.Sc, B. EdMs. Sonia J. Mathew M.A, B. EdMs. Sonia Orwil Fernandez M.ScMs. Sreevidya Manghat B.A, B.Ed.Ms. Subini L. Thomas B.Com, MBA, PGDCAMs. Uma Kalyani M.Sc., TTCMs. Umadevi Radhakrishnan B.Sc, B. Ed

C. NON-TEACHING STAFF1. Ms. Rakhee Jash (P.R.O., Secretary to Principal)2. Ms. Manjumol K. (Clerk)3. Ms. Lekha V.G. (D.T.P. Operator)4. Ms. Aruna T. S. (Librarian)5. Ms. Beena Krishnan (Ayah)6. Ms. Mini A. (Ayah)7. Ms. Sreekala T. (Ayah)8. Ms. Sindhu C. (Ayah) 9. Mr. Satheesh P. (Peon)10. Mr. Xavier K. G. (Peon)11. Mr. Manoj Thomas (Peon)12. Mr. Gireeshkumar C. (Peon)

Regular reading of good books and meditating them will illumine the mind.

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CHRIST NAGAR GROUP OF EDUCATIONALINSTITUTIONS

A HISTORICAL SKETCHThe contributions made by the Carmelites of MaryImmaculate (CMI), the first indigenous CatholicCongregation of India, in the educational field of Keralawere pioneering and revolutionary. Blessed KuriakoseElias Chavara, the Founder of the CMI Congregation,established the first Catholic School of Kerala atMannanam in1846. All the other CMI Monasteries alsofollowed that movement. In the year 1864, BlessedChavara, in his capacity as the Vicar General of the Syro-Malabar Church, ordered all the parishes to start schoolsadjacent to them. This historic order triggered theemergence of a galaxy of educational institutions all overthe State. It also became the basis of the socio-economicdevelopment of the whole State. The main aim of theentire educational endeavour of the Congregation is tobring about a social transformation with emphasis on anoption for the poor, coupled with a target of a moralreconstruction of society. Today, the CMIs run about 449educational institutions which include Schools, Arts andScience Colleges, Autonomous Colleges, M.Ed and B.EdColleges , Engineering Colleges, Polytechnic Colleges,ITC Centres, Nursing Schools, Research Centres and aMedical College.

Christ Nagar Group of Educational InstitutionsChrist Nagar Group of Educational Institutions consistof five unaided, recognized schools under differentBoards of Education, an Arts and Science College and aKindergarten.

Attain punctuality by means of a regular timetable.

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All these institutions are owned and managed by theFathers of the Catholic minority community and of theCatholic religious congregation, Carmelites of MaryImmaculate (CMI). The Prior of Christ Hall is theManager . All these institutions are co-educational.

Christ Nagar Eng. Hr. Sec. School (State Board)Christ Nagar English Higher Secondary School wasstarted in 1976 as a recognized and unaided EnglishMedium School by the General Education Department,Government of Kerala. The school was upgraded toHigher Secondary School in 2002 with Science andCommerce streams in standards XI and XII.The school won the 4th Computer Literacy Excellence StateAward 2005 instituted by the ministry of communicationsand information technology, Government of India.Christ Nagar Hr. Secondary School (ICSE)Recognizing the competency and resources of themanagement of Christ Nagar School in runningeducational institutions with efficiency, the publicpressurized the school authorities to start a school on thenational pattern of syllabus and curriculum for thechildren of the parents who have interstate transfer. Thusthe Christ Nagar ICSE School was started in 1994 and itwas upgraded to Higher Secondary School in 1996 withScience stream in Classes XI and XII.The 2nd Computer Literacy Excellence State Award 2003,the International School Award (ISA) 2008 and theInternational School Award (ISA) 2011, sponsored by theBritish Council, were conferred upon the school.Christ Nagar KindergartenThe pre-primary section - Christ Nagar Kindergarten- wasstarted in June 1999. The Kindergarten is run under the

Your angels will be turned to devils, if you fall into evil situation.

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guidance of an advisory board of expert educationists,by a team of professionally trained dedicated teachers. Itcaters to the developmental and educational needs ofchildren under six years of age in accordance with thecontemporary principles of child education during thisformative period of childhood.Christ Nagar Central School (CBSE)Once again, catering to the public demand, the ChristNagar Management started the Central School atVellayambalam in 2005 with classes from 1 to 10, affiliatedto the Central Board of Secondary Examination, Chennai.Christ Nagar Kindergarten for Central SchoolAs there was an increasing demand from parents for thepre-primary section, the Management of the Christ NagarGroup of Institutions decided to start Christ NagarKindergarten along with the Central School at Kowdiarin June 2015.Christ Nagar College, MaranalloorThe Management of Christ Nagar Educational Institutionstook the initiative to start a college at Cheenivila, whichis a serene village at Maranalloor near Kattakada, in theacademic year 2012-’13. The college offers BBA, BCA,B.Com with Computer Application. B.A. English, B.Sc.Physics, B.A. Journalism & Mass Communication andM.Com .Christ Nagar Public School, MaranalloorDue to the increasing demand for a competent and qualityeducational institution in the outskirts ofThiruvananthapuram, the Management decided to startChrist Nagar Public School at Maranalloor with CBSEstream, near Christ Nagar College in June, 2015.

You ought to reach home before evening and take part in the evening prayers.

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Christ Nagar Public School, Valakkode, AttingalChrist Nagar Group of Institutions started its ninthinstitution-Christ Nagar Public School- at Valakkode,Attingal in the year 2016.Christ Nagar International School (IGCSE)In response to the increasing demand for qualityeducation that is global in nature, the Christ NagarInternational School was started in May 2004. The schoolis affiliated to the University of Cambridge InternationalExaminations, UK, and provides a high profilequalification, recognised by universities and institutionsof higher education around the world.CNIS is the first CMI school to attain CambridgeInternational Examinations (CIE) status and the secondin Kerala. The academic ambience of this school and itsserene setting induce the best from every student whocomes to worship in this temple of knowledge andwisdom.

Our VisionIntegrity, Excellence, Empathy

Our MissionChrist Nagar International School aims at the holisticdevelopment of a student with great emphasis on theSpiritual, Emotional, Intellectual and Physical integrityso that the student can face this challenging world withoutfear. At CNIS this holistic development of an individualis attained through academic excellence, professionalcompetence and personal, inter-personal and societal skills.

Desire that others love you, and not that they fear you.

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Our ValuesChrist Nagar International School tries to impart thefollowing values :

Faith in God Concern for Fellow Beings Moral Uprightness Social Responsibility Pursuit of Excellence Professional Competence

Values in Practice The CNItes will spend at least half an hour every day

for Spiritual exercises like Yoga, reading the SacredScripture, leading the family in the daily prayerincluding the prayer of Christ Nagar InternationalSchool.

The CNItes will spend some time with their familymembers everyday to pray together, eat together,speak together and thereby learn the values of familylife.

The CNItes will find some time every day, to helptheir mothers in the kitchen, to polish their shoes, washtheir clothes ( weekly ), clean their house and itspremises ( monthly ) and spend some time to engagein their hobbies and personal diary writing.

The CNItes will try their best to sacrifice some of theirpleasures and collect some money for the well beingof the poor and deserving students.

The CNItes will take part in all the co-curricularactivities of the school in order to develop physicalfitness, professional behaviour, interpersonal skills,emotional and mental growth and a sense of teamwork.

Take special care to keep modesty while you sit, walk or lie down.

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The CNItes will try to develop a distinguished CNISstyle in their speech, activities and behaviour;speaking well and exhibiting exemplary behaviour inall that they do – a CNIS culture and style.

The CNItes will embody professionalism, honesty,integrity as well as high moral and ethical standards.

The CNItes will create in themselves and in otherstudents hope, confidence, commitment, energy,enthusiasm, hard work and a sense of sacrifice.

The CNItes must feel an inch taller when talking aboutCNIS.

The CNItes will foster the effort of personal growth(spiritual, emotional, intellectual) which will helpthemselves and the society to grow faster. They shallbelieve in their inherent potential to growprofessionally and personally to their highestcapabilities. They will nurture their innovative skillsand will encourage themselves constantly to learn andgrow.

The CNItes will be self-critical, questioning, andcommitted to personal excellence and self-improvement.

The CNItes will not criticize its management, teachersand other students in public. Instead, they will giveconstructive criticism for their improvement.

The CNItes should recognize that the most importantassets of their life at CNIS are their classmates, friends,teachers and the management.

The CNItes will respect the rights of others and willconsider them as equals.

The CNItes will strive to be the best ambassadors ofCNIS.

You should forgive and forget the wrong doings of others.

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School Timing08.00 am to 01.40 pmCNItes and CNISThe students of Christ Nagar School will be known asCNItes. On the circulars, progress reports, note books,text books, review cards, notice boards etc. the term CNItewill be added before the name of the student. Our schoolwill be known as CNIS or Christ Nagar InternationalSchool.SyllabusThe school follows the IGCSE (International GeneralCertificate of Secondary Education) syllabus prescribedby the University of Cambridge, which will help developin students vital educational skills, including recall ofknowledge, oral skills, problem solving skills, initiative,team-work and investigative skills. The school is alreadyan affiliated registered centre of the University ofCambridge. CNIS also offers Cambridge AS & A Leveleducation in Science and Commerce streams.Progress ReportA detailed report on the student’s academic andco-curricular progress will be given to the parents aftereach Monthly Review and Terminal Examination. Therewill be 4 Monthly/Mid Reviews and 3 TerminalExaminations in all.Stars and RankIn the Terminal examinations the students who secure90% and above in all subjects get the Ruby Star, thosewho secure 80% and above in all subjects get Gold Star,those who secure 70% and above in all subjects get the

Tell me who your friends are, and I shall tell who you are.

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Silver Star and those who secure 60% and above in allsubjects get the Blue Star. These medals are ever-rollingand will not become the bearer’s property.Ranks are given only to those who pass in all the subjects.Grades are awarded to Hindi and Malayalam for Grades1 to 7 and marks for Hindi and Malayalam will not beincluded in calculating rank.Marks AwardedThe marks awarded to the students :

Monthly Reviews : 50 for each subjectTerminal Exams : 100 for each subjectProjects : 10 (one each in the first and

second terms, for all subjects)Assignments : 10 (first two terms)

Promotion1) Promotion is granted on the basis of the general

progress of the pupil during the academic year, notmerely on the results of the annual examinations. Therecords of periodic tests, monthly tests, terminalexaminations, etc., will be taken into account at thetime of promotion.

2) A minimum attendance of 75% of the total workingdays of the academic year is compulsory forpromotion.

3) Results declared at the end of the year are final andwill not be reconsidered. The promotion lists will beput up in the school notice board. Results will bewithheld, if fees or dues are in default.

Guidelines for admission to Indian Universities (forIGCSE/A Level students)CIE O Level/IGCSE/A Level examinations arerecognized by the various Universities in India. A

What you earn by deceit and theft will melt like snow.

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minimum of 5 passes in the O Level/IGCSE and 3 passesat the GCE A Level, including English, with Grades Cand/or above (between A* and C), is required foradmission to the Undergraduate courses within India.Candidates intending to join Medical/Engineering degreeprogrammes are required to have obtained A Levelpasses in Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Mathematics andEnglish in addition to 5 C’s at O Level/IGCSE. Pleaserefer to www.cie.org.uk for more details.Checkpoint Examination

At the end of Grade 8, all the students will have toappear for the Checkpoint Examination conducted byCambridge for diagnosing the level achieved by eachstudent in English, Science and Mathematics and also fordetermining whether the student is eligible for the IGCSEExamination conducted at the end of Grade 10.Library

1. CNItes, teachers and members of staff are expectedto use the school library regularly

2. Students are permitted to borrow only one bookfrom the school library at a time and should retainit only for a period of one week.

3. The librarian may call for the return of a particularbook even before the expiry of the due date.Reference books and periodicals should not betaken out of the Reading Room.

4. A borrower who does not return a book by the duedate will be allowed a grace period of one week.If he fails to return the book even after the graceperiod, he will be liable to pay a fine at the rate ofRs 10/- per week.

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5. Borrowers should report any damage, loss ofpages, pictures, etc. to the Librarian before theyaccept the books.

6. Books borrowed are non-transferable. It is theresponsibility of the borrowers to take care of thebooks borrowed by them.

7. If any book is lost, damaged or badly handled, theactual cost for replacement of the book will haveto be paid by the borrower.

8. Every book borrowed should be returned by theend of February, every year.

9. Strict silence should be maintained inside theLibrary.

Absence and Leave1) Regular attendance is expected of every CNIte and

no CNIte shall absent himself/herself from the classwithout the prior permission of the class teacher orthe Principal. If prior permission could not beobtained for reasons beyond control, application forleave signed by the parent or guardian should be sentto the Principal on the first day of presence. Persistentabsence and late attendance will render the CNIteliable for disciplinary action.

2) Absence from examination without leave and at thereopening of classes after the holidays will be viewedseriously. In the case of illness, a medical certificateshould be submitted.

Appreciation CertificatesAppreciation certificates will be given to CNItes forcurricular and co-curricular excellence.

Both stinginess and extravagance are equally sinful.

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Work SheetsWork sheets for all the subjects will be given to thestudents every week. A minimum of 2 work sheets willbe there for each chapter.Correction of the note booksTeachers will correct the note books of the students aftereach chapter is completed. Students should completetheir notes on return after leave whenever taken.Portions for the Monthly ReviewPortions for the Monthly review will be given to thestudents by the subject teachers. Before the review all theteachers will make sure that the notes and worksheetsare given, and that they are corrected.ProjectsTeachers will give small projects to the students. The mainaim of the project is to learn by doing. Keeping thisobjective in mind, teachers will select topics related toeach chapter. It will be interesting and creative.MentoringThe class teachers assume the role of mentors and givepersonal attention to the students. The mentors willclosely observe the students and they will act as theirspiritual director, mother, friend, adviser, role model etc.Circulars and Circular FolderPrinted circulars / notices will be given to the students.Each class teacher should make sure that all the studentsget the circulars. The class teachers are supposed to writedown the names of the students on the circulars. As faras possible mobile notification will be sent to parents.

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Four HousesThe students of CNIS are divided into 4 houses ( Nile,Ganges, Volga, Amazon = Yellow, Green, Blue, Red ) andwith the help of their teachers they will organize events.It will aid the students in improving their leadershipqualities, talents and organizing skills.Feasts and CelebrationsThis year the school will celebrate the following : Academic year inauguration Chavara Day Children’s Day Christmas Class social Ethnic Day Fun Trip Independence Day Kerala Piravi Onam Principal’s Day Science Fair Talents Day Teacher’s Day Annual Day

School Leaders and Prefects The School Leader will be known as the School

Ambassador of the school who will be assisted bythe Deputy School Leader. There will be a Girlrepresentative and an Arts club secretary, and a SportsCaptain.

Do not insult or trouble the poor.

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All the class leaders will be known as prefects andvice prefects. They will monitor the daily activitiesof the class.

There will be Captains and Vice Captains for eachhouse.

The office bearers will function under the guidanceof the Principal, Academic Coordinator and therespective class teachers.

Charity Drive – ‘Kids-Support-Kids’A charity drive has been introduced in the school wherethe students sacrifice some of their pleasures in order tohelp the poor and deserving people.Co-curricular ActivitiesThe school has introduced various co-curricular activitiesfor the emotional, physical and interpersonal growth ofthe students. All the students are advised to take part inthese co-curricular activities. The following are some ofthe co-curricular activities offered by the school.

1. Art2. Athletics3. Basket ball4. Break Dance5. Classical Dance6. Drum7. Guitar8. Karate9. Keyboard10. Music11. Roller Skating12. Yoga

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Additional LanguagesThe school offers Hindi, Malayalam, French and Germanas additional languages.Open HouseMeetings of parents with teachers are arrangedperiodically to evaluate the overall development of thestudents. PTA Meetings are arranged class-wise.Dress CodeFormal Dress Code of the school:

1. Formal Dress Code for Boys : Blue Blazer (on specialoccasions), Blue Pants, Grey half sleeve shirt, BlackShoes and White socks, Maroon Tie.

2. Formal Dress Code for Girls : Blue Blazer (on specialoccasions), Blue Pants/Midi/Skirt (upto Grade IV),Grey half sleeve shirt, Black Shoes and White socks,Maroon Tie.

3. Sports Uniform: CNItes should wear their sportsuniform on Fridays.

Daily Uniform1. Daily uniform for Boys : Grey Half Sleeve Shirt, Blue

Pants, Maroon tie, Black shoes and White socks.(Shorts are not allowed)

2. Daily uniform for Girls : Grey Half Sleeve Shirt withBlue Pants / Skirt (upto Grade IV), Black Shoes andWhite Socks, Maroon Tie

3. Sports Uniform : CNItes should wear their sportsuniform on Fridays.

FeesThe fee is collected in three installments. Tuition fee andbus fee can be remitted on-line. Please log on towww.cnis.in for details of on-line payment.

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First Term : To be paid before the end of June.Fine will be levied from 1st July.

Second Term : To be paid before the end ofSeptember (without fine).

Third Term : To be paid before the end of January(without fine).

If there is a default in the payment of fees within thetime specified above, there will be a fine of Rs. 100/- foreach additional month of default.

If the fee is not remitted, the name of the student willbe removed from the roll and he/she will not bereadmitted without permission from the Principal, andpayment of a readmission fee of Rs. 1000/-.

Instructions to students1) The school time is from 8.00 am to 1.40 pm.2) CNItes must be in their classrooms by the first bell at

7.45 am. At the second bell, on the days when thereis school assembly, all should march to the placeassigned to their respective classes on the assemblyground; on the other days they sit in their classroomsin silence.

3) If no teacher comes to the class even after threeminutes since the commencement of the period, theclass prefects should report the matter to the classteacher.

4) During intervals and play time CNItes should not goout of the school campus. They should avoidunwanted shouting, quarrelling and the use ofdiscourteous language.

5) CNItes should bring their Handbook to school daily.For the entries made in the columns intended forparents in the Handbook, the CNItes should obtainthe parent’s acknowledgment by signature the verynext day.

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6) When the teacher enters or leaves the class, all CNItesmust stand up.

7) CNItes should never forget to greet the teachers andelders. They should also greet one another.

8) Any exchange of articles or money transactionbetween CNItes is forbidden.

9) CNItes are not permitted to bring cell phones,cameras, i-pods, pen drives, cosmetics etc to school.They are not allowed to bring two or four wheelersinto the school campus. Bicycles are allowed.

10) ID cards are to be worn by all CNItes along with theuniform at all times in the school campus and in theschool buses.

11) Cases of regular medication or diseases which arecontageous should be reported to the Principal /Vice Principal and Class teachers.

12) Habitual negligence of school work, dishonesty,obscenity in word or act, insubordination or othersuch acts of misconduct will involve disciplinaryaction which in extreme cases, will be expulsion fromthe School.

13) Disobedience and defiance of authorities, disrespectto teachers and staff, malpractices in examination andlack of interest in studies and conduct inconsistentwith the reputation and moral values which CNIteseeks to uphold, will be viewed seriously and mayeven lead to dismissal of the CNIte from the school.

14) Running or shouting inside the school buildings /classrooms or playing in the classrooms is notallowed.

15) All are expected to speak English at all times, atschool and in the school bus.

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Code of Conduct Students should be habitually clean and neatly

dressed in proper school uniform. Boys should have hair cut at regular intervals. Studs are not allowed for boys. Girls are allowed to wear only single studs. Bangles, anklets and wrist bands are not allowed. CNItes should not colour their hair or nails. Girls should tie a single pony with black bands and

those with long hair should tie it in a single plait witha black band.

Boys should wear vest under the shirt and girlsshould wear proper inner wear.

Girls should wear tights under their skirt. Boys are not expected to wear low waist trousers in

the school. On special occasions students should wear modest

dress. Sleeveless top, tight bottom party wear etc. arenot allowed in the school.

T-shirt is not generally allowed in the campus. Socks and innerwear should be washed daily and

should be hygienic. Any student who requires exemption from wearing

uniform for a specific period should get writtenpermission from the Principal.

Gold ornaments are not allowed in the school.Suggestions to Parents1) Good education is the joint effort of CNIS and the

parents. The full co-operation of the parents isearnestly solicited. Children learn not only from theclass rooms, but also from other sources, such ashome, books, friends, library, radio, cinema, TV,

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internet etc. Hence parents have a great responsibilityto provide access to such sources but with great care.As children come to school from differentbackgrounds, capacities and interests, it is notadvisable to compare one child with another. Ifchildren complain about school matters, parents arerequested to inform the Principal of such matters andwithhold their judgment until proper investigationis made. A little care in such matters often preventsunhappy consequences.

2) If your child has habits or traits, which need specialobservation, the Principal and class teacher may betaken into confidence.

3) Parents are expected to co-operate with the schoolauthorities by ensuring punctuality and discipline,by seeing that their children prepare their lessons andby taking active and healthy interest in their activitiesof the School.

4) Parents are advised to attend the Parent-TeacherMeetings regularly and make use of the opportunityto discuss the problems, development and progressof their wards.

5) Occasional reports from teachers are made in theschool handbook. Parents are requested to sign thereport as proof that they have read them.

6) Private tuitions are not encouraged.7) Parents and guardians are specially requested to

notify the school of any change in their address orphone numbers.

8) Meeting teachers in the class and during class hoursis not permitted. However teachers will stay back onthe second and fourth Fridays of every month afterschool from 1.50 pm to 3.00 pm. Parents can meettheir wards’ teachers in their respective classes. On

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other days, they shall meet the teachers only withthe prior permission of the Principal.

9) Any clarification regarding school work should bediscussed with the teacher in the school itself. Phonecontact with teachers is not allowed during the schoolhours.

10) Only the parents of grade I and II are allowed insidethe school premises at school dispersal.

11) Birthday celebrations are restricted to distribution ofsweets only. Cutting the cake is not encouraged.

12) CNItes are not permitted to leave the school premisesduring school hours. They can be called from the classonly if the Principal permits. For taking them outsidethe campus an outpass is needed. The respectiveclass teacher should also sign the outpass, beforepresenting it to the Principal.

Rules for CNItes Using The School Buses1) CNItes should be at the bus stop at least 5 minutes

before the scheduled time.2) CNItes should not lean out of the window or put their

arms out of the window.3) CNItes should not throw anything out of the window.4) All CNItes using the school bus facility will have to

carry their bus passes and identity cards whiletravelling and they should be produced forverification on demand. (Bus passes will be issuedonly if the bus fees are paid). Parents are notpermitted to travel by school bus.

5) CNItes may not interchange bus routes without priorapproval of the Principal or Vice Principal. If astudent is seen travelling in a route / trip, that is notthe one for which the bus pass is issued, he/she willnot be permitted to travel in the school bus thereafter.

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MAY 20161 Sun H May Day2 Mon3 Tue4 Wed5 Thu6 Fri First Fridy7 Sat8 Sun H World Red Cross Day,

International Mother’s Day9 Mon

10 Tue11 Wed12 Thu Nurses Day13 Fri14 Sat H 2nd Saturday15 Sun H International Day of the Family16 Mon17 Tue18 Wed19 Thu20 Fri21 Sat22 Sun H23 Mon Classes begin for Grade 8, 9, 1024 Tue Commonwealth Day25 Wed26 Thu27 Fri28 Sat29 Sun H Everest Day30 Mon31 Tue No Tobacco Day

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JUNE 2016

1 Wed Classes begin for Grade 1-72 Thu3 Fri First Friday Holy Mass/Academic Council4 Sat5 Sun H Environment Day6 Mon7 Tue Combined Re-opening ICSE campus8 Wed Classes begin for Grade XI9 Thu

10 Fri11 Sat H 2nd Saturday12 Sun H13 Mon14 Tue15 Wed16 Thu Investiture17 Fri18 Sat19 Sun H International Father’s Day20 Mon21 Tue International Music/Yoga Day,

Class Assembly22 Wed23 Thu24 Fri International Day against Drug Abuse25 Sat26 Sun H27 Mon Monthly Review I28 Tue Monthly Review I29 Wed Monthly Review I30 Thu Monthly Review I


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JULY 2016

1 Fri First Friday Holy Mass/Academic Council2 Sat3 Sun H St Thomas Day4 Mon5 Tue6 Wed H Id-ul-fitr7 Thu8 Fri Class assembly9 Sat H 2nd Saturday

10 Sun H11 Mon International Population Day12 Tue13 Wed Talents Day14 Thu15 Fri16 Sat17 Sun H18 Mon19 Tue20 Wed Class assembly21 Thu22 Fri23 Sat24 Sun H25 Mon26 Tue Monthly Review II27 Wed Monthly Review II28 Thu Monthly Review II29 Fri Monthly Review II30 Sat31 Sun H

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AUGUST 2016

1 Mon2 Tue H Karkkidaka Vavu3 Wed4 Thu5 Fri First Friday Holy Mass, Academic Council6 Sat7 Sun H8 Mon9 Tue

10 Wed11 Thu12 Fri Cultural Fest, Grand parents’ Day13 Sat Cultural Fest14 Sun H15 Mon H Independence Day16 Tue17 Wed Class Assembly18 Thu19 Fri20 Sat21 Sun H22 Mon23 Tue24 Wed H Sreekrishna Jayanthi25 Thu26 Fri27 Sat28 Sun H Sree Ayyankali Jayanthi29 Mon Term 1 exam begins30 Tue31 Wed


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SEPTEMBER 2016

1 Thu2 Fri First Friday, Academic Council3 Sat4 Sun H5 Mon Teachers’ Day6 Tue7 Wed8 Thu International Literacy Day9 Fri Onam Celebration

School closes for Onam Vacation10 Sat H 2nd Saturday11 Sun H12 Mon H Bakrid13 Tue H First Onam14 Wed H Thiruvonam15 Thu H Third Onam16 Fri H Fourth Onam, Sree Narayanaguru Jayanti17 Sat H International Peace Day18 Sun H19 Mon H School reopens after Onam holidays20 Tue21 Wed H Sree Narayanaguru Samadhi Day22 Thu23 Fri Class assembly24 Sat25 Sun H26 Mon27 Tue Day of Deaf, International Tourism Day28 Wed29 Thu30 Fri


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OCTOBER 2016

1 Sat Monthly Review II2 Sun H Gandhi Jayanthi3 Mon4 Tue Class Assembly5 Wed6 Thu7 Fri First Friday Holy Mass, Academic Council8 Sat H 2nd Saturday9 Sun H

10 Mon H Mahanavami11 Tue H Vijayadasami12 Wed H Muharam13 Thu14 Fri15 Sat16 Sun H International Food Day17 Mon18 Tue19 Wed20 Thu Science Fair21 Fri Science Fair22 Sat23 Sun H24 Mon UN Day25 Tue Class assembly26 Wed27 Thu28 Fri29 Sat H Deepavali30 Sun H31 Mon


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NOVEMBER 2016

1 Tue Kerala Piravi2 Wed Mid Review I3 Thu Mid Review I4 Fri Mid Review I, First Friday Holy Mass,

Academic Council5 Sat Mid Review I6 Sun H7 Mon8 Tue9 Wed

10 Thu11 Fri12 Sat H 2nd Saturday13 Sun H14 Mon Children’s Day, Assembly15 Tue16 Wed17 Thu18 Fri Annual Sports Day19 Sat20 Sun H21 Mon22 Tue23 Wed Class assembly24 Thu Chavara Trophy, NCC Day25 Fri Chavara Trophy26 Sat Chavara Trophy27 Sun H28 Mon29 Tue30 Wed


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DECEMBER 2016

1 Thu International Aids Day2 Fri First Friday Holy Mass, Academic Council3 Sat Christmas Celebration4 Sun H5 Mon6 Tue7 Wed Armed Forces Flag Day8 Thu9 Fri

10 Sat H 2nd Saturday11 Sun H12 Mon H Nabi Dinam13 Tue Term II exam begins,

IGCSE Mock Exam begins14 Wed15 Thu16 Fri17 Sat18 Sun H19 Mon20 Tue21 Wed22 Thu23 Fri School closes for Christmas Vacation24 Sat25 Sun H Christmas26 Mon H27 Tue H28 Wed H29 Thu H30 Fri H31 Sat H


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JANUARY 2017

1 Sun H New Year2 Mon H Mannam Jayanthi3 Tue H Founder’s Day.

Feast of St. Kuriakose Elias Chavara4 Wed School reopens after Christmas vacation5 Thu6 Fri First Friday Holy Mass, Academic Council7 Sat8 Sun H9 Mon Farewell Assembly

10 Tue11 Wed II IGCSE Mock Exam begins12 Thu National Youth Day13 Fri14 Sat H 2nd Saturday, Pongal15 Sun H16 Mon17 Tue18 Wed19 Thu20 Fri Principal’s Day21 Sat22 Sun H23 Mon24 Tue25 Wed Annual Day26 Thu H Republic Day27 Fri28 Sat29 Sun H30 Mon Mid Review II31 Tue Mid Review II

The day on which you have not done any good to your fellowmen will not be recorded inyour book of life.

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FEBRUARY 2017

1 Wed Mid Review II2 Thu Mid Review II3 Fri First Friday Holy Mass, Academic Council4 Sat5 Sun H6 Mon7 Tue8 Wed9 Thu Cambridge IGCSE French speaking test

10 Fri Cambridge IGCSE French speaking test11 Sat H 2nd Saturday12 Sun H13 Mon Cambridge AS level IT practical exam14 Tue Cambridge AS level Applied ICT practical exam15 Wed Cambridge IGCSE ICT practical exam16 Thu Cambridge A level Applied ICT practical exam17 Fri Cambridge IGCSE ICT practical exam18 Sat19 Sun H20 Mon21 Tue22 Wed23 Thu24 Fri25 Sat H Sivarathri26 Sun H27 Mon28 Tue National Science Day


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MARCH 2017

1 Wed2 Thu3 Fri First Friday Holy Mass, Academic Council4 Sat5 Sun H6 Mon7 Tue8 Wed9 Thu

10 Fri11 Sat H 2nd Saturday12 Sun H Attukal Pongala13 Mon Annual Examination begins14 Tue International Women’s Day15 Wed16 Thu17 Fri18 Sat19 Sun H20 Mon21 Tue22 Wed International Day of Water23 Thu24 Fri Annual Examination ends25 Sat International TB Day26 Sun27 Mon28 Tue29 Wed30 Thu School closes for Summer Vacation31 Fri


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1 Sat2 Sun H3 Mon4 Tue5 Wed6 Thu7 Fri First Friday8 Sat H 2nd Saturday9 Sun H Palm Sunday

10 Mon11 Tue12 Wed13 Thu H Maundy Thursday14 Fri H Good Friday, Vishu, Dr Ambedkar Jayanthi15 Sat16 Sun H Easter17 Mon18 Tue19 Wed Cambridge Checkpoint Exam20 Thu Cambridge Checkpoint Exam21 Fri Cambridge Checkpoint Exam22 Sat International Earth Day23 Sun H24 Mon25 Tue26 Wed27 Thu28 Fri29 Sat30 Sun H

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A MODEL DAILY PROGRAMME

5.00 a.m. To rise

5.30 a.m. to 6.30 a.m. Prayers, Study

6.35 a.m. to 7.00 a.m. Breakfast, Newspaperreading and to school

8.00 a.m. to 1.40 p.m. At school

2.00 p.m. to 3.00 p.m. Back home, Lunch

3.00 p.m. to 4.00 p.m. Study, Homework

4.00 p.m. to 5.00 p.m. Games, Bath

5.00 p.m. to 7.00 p.m. Study

7.00 p.m. to 7.30 p.m. T.V. time, News

7.30 p.m. to 9.30 p.m. Study time

9.30 p.m. to 10.00 p.m. Dinner

10.00 p.m. to 10.15 p.m. Prayer

10.15 p.m. To bed

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ROUTE NO. 11

Sl. TIME BOARDING POINTNO. am pm1 6.45-3.08 Pazhavangadi2 6.50-3.03 KSRTC Chief Office3 6.52-3.01 Thekke Nada4 6.52-3.02 Vazhappalli5 6.53-3.04 Fort HS6 6.56-3.00 West Nada7 6.57-2.55 Vallakkadavu8 7.00-2.53 Enchakkal9 7.02-2.50 Subash Nagar

10 7.03-2.45 West Fort11 7.05-2.40 Chempakasseri12 7.07-2.38 Palkulangara13 7.10-2.35 Pettah14 7.14-2.30 Kerala Kaumudi15 7.16-2.25 Nalumukku16 7.17-2.22 Iron Bridge17 7.18-2.15 Collectorate Jn.18 7.20-2.08 Mathrubhumi Road

Entrance19 7.28-2.07 General Hospital20 7.26-2.09 Pattoor21 7.30-2.06 Vanchiyoor Jn.22 7.32-2.05 Vanchiyoor Bridge23 7.35-2.02 Chettikulangara24 7.29-2.00 Palayam

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1 6.20-2.52 Poomkulam2 6.23-2.50 Karshika college3 6.27-2.46 Kakkamoola4 6.30-2.43 Kaliyoor5 6.33-2.40 Punnamoodu6 6.45-2.37 Koottappana7 6.48-2.35 NIMS hospital8 6.50-2.33 Kerala Automobiles9 6.53-2.30 Vazhimukku10 6.55-2.27 Balaramapuram11 6.58-2.24 Vedivachan Kovil12 7.00-2.23 Pallichal13 7.03-2.20 Pravachambalam14 7.06-2.17 Nemom15 7.09-2.14 Hanveev Jn16 7.15-2.10 Thrikkannapuram

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ROUTE NO. 13 ROUTE NO. 14

Sl. TIME BOARDING POINTNO. am pmSl. TIME BOARDING POINTNO. am pm

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6 6.36-2.54 Valiyathura

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10 6.51-2.36 G V Raja School

11 6.53-2.31 Wireless jn

12 7.05-2.26 Thumba

13 7.07-2.24 Poundkadavu

14 7.10-2.21 Veli

15 7.13-2.18 Kochuveli

16 7.16-2.15 All Saints College

17 7.19-2.13 I T I jun

18 7.22-2.10 Chackai

19 7.30-2.05 MLA Quarters

1 6.40.2.52 Mannanthala Jn

2 6.45-2.47 Nalanchira

3 6.47-2.42 Mar Ivanios

4 6.49-2.38 Paruthippara

5 6.55-2.35 Muttada

6 7.00-2.30 T K D Road

7 7.02-2.26 Pattom SUT

8 7.04-2.24 Vaidhyuthi Bhavan

9 7.06-2.22 Pottakuzhy

10 7.08-2.20 Gaureesapattom

11 7.10-2.18 Mulavana

12 7.12-2.16 Vadayakadu

13 7.14-2.14 Moolavilkam

14 7.16-2.12 Thampuranmukku

15 7.18-2.10 Varambasseri

16 7.22-2.00 Law college

17 7.23-1.56 P M G

18 7.24-2.00 Pippinmoodu

19 7.25-1.58 Golflinks

20 7.26-2.00 TTC

21 7.28-2.05 Jawahar Nagar

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1 6.32-3.20 Prasanth Nagar-1



4 6.45-3.12 Medical College

5 6.40-3.14 Ulloor(Med. Coll)

6 6.50-3.07 Murinjapalam

7 7.03-2.57 Avittom Road

8 7.05-2.55 Kannammoola Jn

9 7.08-2.40 Kannammoola Bridge

10 7.10-2.47 KIMS Hospital

11 7.15-2.52 Anayara

12 7.20-2.42 Kumarapuram

13 7.21-2.40 Tagore Gardens

14 7.20-2.38 MC Police Station

15 7.22-2.16 Chalakuzhi

16 7.33-2.00 Ambalanagar

17 7.36-1.58 Santhwana Hospital

1 6.30-2.54 Engineering College2 6.32-2.53 Alathara3 6.35-2.52 Sasthamakonam4 6.40-2.51 Manvila5 6.45-2.50 Arassummodu6 6.47-2.48 Kulathoor7 6.50-2.53 Attinkuzhi8 6.53-2.55 Highway9 6.58-3.00 Kazhakottom10 7.00-2.45 Kariavattom11 7.05-2.42 Chavadimukku12 7.08-2.40 Sreekariam13 7.10-2.25 Elamkulam14 7.12-2.20 Pongummodu15 7.15-2.18 Kochullor16 7.17-2.16 Ulloor17 7.20-2.13 FCI18 7.30-2.03 Plamoodu19 7.32-2.00 Nanthancode


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Sl. TIME BOARDING POINTNO. am pmSl. TIME BOARDING POINTNO. am pm1 6.25-3.18 Azhikode2 6.28-3.12 Maruthanakam

3 6.30-3.08 Valicode4 6.34-3.05 11 th stone

5 6.36-3.00 Pazhakutty6 6.40-2.58 Arasuparambu

7 6.44-2.52 Mulamukku

8 6.48-2.50 Kizhakke Ela9 6.51-2.46 Vidhyadirajapuram

10 6.53-2.42 Keltron11 7.00-2.35 Kachani

12 6.55-2.29 Karakulam Bridge13 7.05-2.28 Karakulam

panchayath off

14 7.08-2.25 Enikkara15 7.10-2.20 Vazhayila

16 7.13-2.17 Kavadithalakal17 7.16-2.15 Vettikonam

1 6.15-3.20 Poojapura Jn

2 6.20-3.15 Mudavanmugal

3 6.23-3.12 Chengallor

4 6.25-3.10 Rotary hospital

5 6.27-3.07 Vijayamohini Mill

6 6.30-3.05 Thirumala

7 6.35-3.00 Mangattukadavu

8 6.40-2.55 Thachottukavu

9 6.44-2.52 Pallimukku

10 6.46-2.50 Peyad

11 6.48-2.42 Kundamanbhagam

12 6.50-2.40 Valiyavila

13 6.52-2.37 Elipode

14 6.54-2.35 Vettamukku

15 6.56-2.32 P T P entrance

16 6.58-2.30 Arappura j n

17 7.00-2.28 Vattiyoorkavvu

18 7.04-2.26 Mannarakonam

19 7.08-2.22 Manjaadimoodu

20 7.12-2.17 Kanjirampara

21 7.15-2.15 Maruthankuzhi

22 7.18-2.10 Kochar Road


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1 6.30-3.00 Ambalathara

2 6.35-2.52 Kamalaswaram

3 6.40-2.47 Manacadu

4 6.43-2.44 Attukal

5 6.48-2.40 Koncharavila

6 6.53-2.35 Chiramukku

7 6.57-2.30 Kaladi

8 7.00-2.25 Thalyal

9 7.03-2.20 Karamana

10 7.07-2.17 Swaraj Motors

11 7.10-2.15 Killipalam

12 7.12-2.13 Choorakattupalayam

13 7.17-2.08 Kannettumukku

14 7.24-1.58 Women's College

15 7.25-1.55 Panavila

16 7.27-1.53 Bakery jn

17 7.30-1.50 Nandavanam

1 6.45-2.22 Manammoola

2 6.48-2.19 Peroorkada PoliceStation

3 6.50-2.17 A K G Nagar

4 6.55-2.12 Mukkola

5 7.00-2.07 Kudappanakkunnu

6 7.03-2.04 Poomalliyoorkonam

7 7.05-2.02 Peroorkada

8 7.08-1.59 Oolampara

9 7.10-1.57 SAP

10 7.13-1.54 Pippinmoodu

11 7.35-1.55 Sasthamangalam




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1 6.40-2.45 Melarannur Querters2 6.47-2.40 Sreepuram3 6.50-2.38 Jagathy4 6.52-2.36 DPI5 6.53-2.30 All India Radio6 6.55-2.20 Vazhuthacadu7 7.00-2.18 Amman Covil8 7.05-2.16 Mettukada9 7.10-2.13 Thycadu Hospital10 7.15-2.10 Thampanoor11 7.23-2.10 Kesavadasapuram12 7.25-2.06 ST:Mary"s School13 7.27-2.04 LIC14 7.28-2.05 Pattom15 7.29-2.07 Marappalam16 7.19-2.08 Kuravankonam17 7.23-2.05 Kowdiar

1 6.30-2.47 Industrial EstatePappanamcode

2 6.33-2.44 Puzhikunnu3 6.35-2.41 Studio Road\4 6.43-2.33 Ookkodu5 6.48-2.28 Vellayani Temple6 6.50-2.26 Vellayani Jn7 6.52-2.28 Old

Karakkamandapam8 6.55-2.25 Karakkamandapam9 6.58-2.22 Pappanamcode

10 7.05-2.19 MaruthurkadavuBridge

11 7.07-2.18 Kaimanom12 7.10-2.14 TVS13 7.14-2.08 Kunjalummodu14 7.17-2.05 Poojappura Circle15 7.20-2.03 Edapazhaji16 7.22-2.02 Cottonhill17 7.23-2.01 S M C




1 6.30-2.40 Nettayam2 6.38-2.30 Manikanteswaram Jn.3 6.43-2.25 Manikanteswaram

Temple4 7.03-2.20 Indira Nagar5 7.10-2.13 Ambalamukku6 7.15-2.00 Police Quarters7 7.20-2.05 Musuem8 7.26-2.08 Nanthancode9 7.28-2.09 YMR10 7.02-2.10 Toll Jn.12 7.30-2.10 Devaswom Board

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