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SAINIK SCHOOL KALIKIRI 1

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Residential Address:_________________________________________

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PERSONAL INFORMATION

Signature of Cadet Signature of House Master

2 SAINIK SCHOOL KALIKIRI

1. PERSONAL INFORMATION 01

2. INDEX 02

3. PRINCIPAL MESSAGE 05

4. PRINCIPAL & STAFF LIST 06

5. ADMINISTRATIVE AND TRG STAFF 07

6. IMPORTANT TELE NUMBERS 08

7. CADETS APPTS OATH 10

8. CADET APPOINTMENTS 11

9. NOMINAL ROLL CLASS WISE 12

10. CALENDAR OF EVENTS (JUN2016-MAR2017) 21

11. SOP- ANTI RAGGING AT SAINIK SCHOOL KALIKIRI 53

12. AIM 57

i) SCHOOL COLOURS

ii) CREST

iii) MOTO

13. HONOUR & THE HONOUR CODE 58

INDEX


14. CODE OF CONDUCT 59

15. CONDITIONS FOR SICK LEAVE 61

16. DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES

i) SENIOR MASTER 62

ii) SCHOOL SPORTS I/C 66

iii) SCHOOL CCA I/C 67

iv) SCHOOL CADET CAPTAIN 68

v) SCHOOL MESS CAPTAIN 71

vi) HOUSE CADET QUARTER MASTER (CQM) 72

vii) HOUSE CAPTAIN 74

viii) CLASS CAPTAIN 80

17. TIPS TO EXCEL IN ACADEMICS 82

18. CADETS: DO’S AND DON’TS 83

19. SOCIETY PRAYER 85

20. NATIONAL ANTHEM 86


21. THINK AND WIN 87

22. FOOTPRINTS 88

23. IF 89

24. HINDI SECTION 90

i) 91

ii) 92

iii) 93

iv) 94

v) 95

vi) 96

vii) 98

25. DAILY PARADE STATE OF CADETS 99

26. HOMEWORK 103


Principals Message

1. Sainik School Kalikiri is a stepping stone for the young lads aspiring for a promisingcareer in the Defence Services. The vitalizing learning ambience provided here with theblend state-of-the-art-techniques and traditional values strive to that end. Dedicatedprofessionals are appointed by school to guide you in your quest for joining NDA, but thefinal responsibility lies on your shoulders.

2. As you step into the school campus, you are no longer just ordinary lads. Honesty,integrity, devotion, commitment, hard work and above all strict self discipline are vitalingredients of the foundation on which your future career will be moulded. You have toadapt yourselves to the training, which has been formulated for mental and physicaltoughening. This is essential to prepare you for rigours of the stressful and hazardoustasks you would face in your career in the Armed Forces.

3. I wish all the cadets and staff a challenging yet accomplishing calendar year.

Jai Hind!

(VS Dangwal)Wing CommanderOffg Principal


PRINCIPAL & STAFF LIST

Wg Cdr V S Dangwal Offg. Principal

Shri D Rukutty Asst Master (Sci)

Shri E Mallikarjuna Reddy Asst Master (Maths)

Shri NVKS Sarma Asst Master (Soc Sci)

Shri Jagdish Babu Asst Master (Com Sci)

Shri V Mahammad Aslam Asst Master (Tel)

Shri M. Hariprasad Asst Master (Eng)

Shri Shafee Bhasha Asst Master (Hin)

Shri. V Amarnath Asst Master (Maths)

Shri Chatla Mary Babu Asst Master(Eng)


ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF

Sqr Ldr TK Sumesh Administrative Officer

Smt. K Subbalakshmi Office Supdt

Shri Mohana Bale Accountant

Shri Kutchulapati Kumar Quarter Master

Shri T. Manikandan Mess Manager

Shri G. Srishailam UDC

Smt T Dhakshayani Nursing Assistant

Smt K. Jyoctuna Rani LDC

Shri G Shiva Kumar LDC

Miss Rajitha LDC


IMPORTANT TELE NUMBERS

Name & Appointment Off Res Telephone1 Principal 101 102 - - - - - - - -2 Offg Principal/Vice Principal 201 202 7093902223 Administrative Officer 301 302 7093901904 Main Office 47 0877-25002705 Senior Master (E. Malikarjuna Reddy) 48 61 94402152286 Office Superintendent 41 64 99660035377 Quarter Master 42 62 94946698638 Mr. Rukutty(Godavari House Master) 54 70328860369 Mr.Jagadhish Babu(Krishna House Master) 75 810608387710 Mr.Shafi Basha(Tungabhadra House Master) 65 991211126711 Mr.Mahamad Aslam (Penna House) 63 949381508412 Dispensary (Ms.Dhakshyani) 108 988587261913 Direct Dormintory A1(Krishna) VI 0877-250028014 Direct Dormintory A2(Godavari)VI 0877-250028115 Direct Dormintory A3(Godavari)VII&VIII 0877-250028216 Direct Dormintory A4(Krishna)VII&VIII 0877-250028317 Direct Dormintory B1(Tungabhadra)VI 0877-250029018 Direct Dormintory B2(Penna)VI 0877-250029119 Direct Dormintory B3(Tungabhadra)VII&VIII 0877-250029220 Direct Dormintory B4(Penna)VII&VIII 0877-2500293


SAINIK SCHOOL KALIKIRI, CHITTOOR DISTRICT A.PIMPORTANT TELEPHONE NUMBERS


CADET CAPT’S OATH

I, cadet captain________, swear in the name of God that I will discharge my dutieswith utmost sincerity and loyalty to the institution. As a spokesman of the cadets,I will ensure proper liaison between the administration and the cadets. I, with theschool appointments, will strive for a healthy relationship between seniors andjunior and will make every effort within the rules and regulations to help the juniorsfeel a happy and motivated lot. I will strive for all round discipline, eradicateunauthorised punishments and uphold the traditions of our school.

CADETS APPTS OATH

I, cadet___________, on behalf of the cadets, swear in the name of God that I will actresponsibly to do my duty and be completely loyal to the institution. I will make consciousefforts for a healthy relationship between the seniors and juniors and will also inspire thejuniors to excel in all school activities. I will extend my willing cooperation to ourappointments in moving my school to greater glory.


CADET APPOINTMENTS

Cadet Captian: ________________________________Cadet Vice Captian : ____________________________Cadet Sports Captian: ___________________________Cadet Mess Captian: ____________________________

Godavari Krishna

Penna Tungabadhra


NOMINAL ROLL CLASS WISE :CLASS VI - A

20 JISHNU K VISHNU21 M ISAAC MANOHAR22 ANKIT RANJAN23 LIYAFATH SHAIK24 C VHAMSHI25 JADHAV ASHUTOSH NAIK26 K VEERA CHAYA VARUN27 DASARI SAISATHVIK28 LALUGANI ABHILASH29 SALIKE KRANTHI KOWSHIK30 RISHI NANDAN KUMAR31 YEMUKA SHYAM32 RAJANOLA KALIYUG SIMHA33 J DEVA ASHISH34 SHUBHAM KUMAR35 LAHARI36 NAISHA37 AMAN KUMAR

1 VIRAT RAJ2 ANKIT RAJ3 ADARSH KUMAR4 NIKHIL ANAND5 SHIVAM KUMAR6 ABHAY KUMAR7 SUBHASH KUMAR8 NITISH KUMAR9 ANUJ KUSHWAHA10 VIRAJ KUMAR11 AYUSH KUMAR12 ANIKET KUMAR13 C VIVEKANANDA REDDY14 KAMIREDDY MOHITH REDDY15 G Y HARSHAVARDHAN REDDY16 T S PRIYADARSHI17 Y YASHRAJ18 NAGIREDDYGARI19 LAKSHMIDEEPAK REDDY


CLASS VI - B

20 K HEMANTH

21 GANDAM DANIEL

22 S SAI VENKAT RAMANA

23 RAJU KUMAR

24 KATREDDY VARDHAN REDDY

25 MUDE KHUSINADHA NAIK

26 ANNAPPAGARI THEJA

27 NADENDLA JOY WESLY

28 B MADHAN BALAJE

29 JADHAV KARTHIK

30 MUDE PAVAN TEJA

31 E NIRANJANKUMAR

32 KADURU MUNI SAKETH

33 R. KREETHISH

34 PUNITESWAR

35 RAHUL KUMAR

36 K GUNAVARDHAN

1 DEEPENDRA2 AMAN KUMAR3 RISHI RANJAN VIDYARTHI4 K MOHAMMAD FARHAN5 KARN KUMAR6 HARSHIT RAJ7 SAURABH KUMAR SINGH8 RANA PRATAP9 BOILLA AKSHITH REDDY10 N PRANAVNATH CHOWDARY11 SAURAV RAJ12 BALWANT KUMAR13 PRITHU RAJ14 VISHAL KUMAR15 PURAM NAVEEN KUMAR16 T SANTHOSH REDDY17 CHALLA BANU TEJA18 KALA RISHI SRI RAM19 M SANTOSH CHOWDARY


CLASS VI - C

19 DVS PRANAVA REDDY

20 BUSAM KUSHVANTHRAM

21 KONDA TRIVIKRAM REDDY

22 GALETI CHETHAN KUMAR

23 BANAVATH BHARGAV

24 THEETLA SUNNY

25 SATHIKELA RAVINDRA NATH

26 G MANIDEEP

27 ANANTHAPURAM ABHIRAM

28 ADE DIKSHITH

29 THITTALA UDAY KIRAN

30 NENAVATH MAHESH NAIK

31 TURRA SAI VARUN

32 B DHEERAJ KUMAR

33 THUMPERA DEVAKI NANDAN

34 S REDDYVEDANT REDDY

35 C.R. SAI SANDEEP

1 MADDIPATLA SAI SRAVAN

2 R SURYA THEJA

3 P VENKATA SUBHASH REDDY

4 D GARILIKITH REDDY

5 GUDURU SURAJ

6 BANDARU TEJA NARAYANA

7 G N SUBASH REDDY

8 SYED NAZEEF AHMED

9 PAPPURI NARASIMHA PRASAD

10 BADAPATI THEJESWAR

11 KANCHI DINESH

12 GOLLA DHARMATEJA

13 PASUPULA KIRAN KUMAR

14 POLE UMESH REDDY

15 P JASWANTH REDDY

16 C NIKHIL KUMAR REDDY

17 KARAPAKULA SRAVAN KUMAR

18 PAPPULETI CHARANTEJ


CLASS VII - A

18 MALALI ARUN

19 S.THRILOK RAJU

20 KUMAR SWARAJ

21 S.SRINANDAN REDDY

22 M.VARSHITH KUMAR REDDY

23 P.DILEEP KUMAR

24 SYED MOHINUDDIN

25 MOHAMMAD SAMEER

26 MANISH RAI

27 M.V.SHISUNDERNATH REDDY

28 SHUBHAM KUMAR

29 RISHAV KUMAR

30 M RAJESH NAIK

31 K.DEVA NAYAK

32 M.VIGNESH

33 S.ADVAITH REDDY

34 A.PUNITH

35 T.DHANUSH

1 S DEGANATHA REDDY

2 SHOURYA

3 NAVNEET NISHCHAL

4 SOMU KUMAR

5 P.VEDA VIHAR

6 VENKATESWARA CHOWDARY

7 K VAMSHIDHAR REDDY

8 SATYAM HARSHA

9 SATYAM KUMAR

10 VIKASH KUMAR

11 KUNAL SHARMA

12 D.HARI KRISHNA

13 ROHIT RAJ

14 DIWAKAR KUMAR

15 ABHAY KUMAR

16 AMAN YADAVENDU

17 ABDUL ASLAM


CLASS VII - B

19 PANKAJ KUMAR

20 VISHWADEEP KUMAR

21 ABHAY KUMAR

22 AVINASH KUMAR

23 SAHIL KUMAR

24 N RUTHVIK KUMAR

25 GANDAMALLA SUHAAN DEV

26 K AMAN THOYAJ KRISHNA

27 PRABHAT KUMAR

28 VIRAT RAJ

29 GANDHAM KHADAR BABU

30 M YOGESWAR REDDY

31 SAREDDY ROHITH REDDY

32 U VIKASH KUMAR REDDY

33 CHUNDURI JASWANTH

34 MODAGALA VINODKUMAR

35 G DHEERAJ REDDY

1 N GOWTHAM CHOWDARY

2 RAHUL KUMAR

3 MITTAPALLY SAI HARSHEETH

4 K CHARAN RATHOD

5 PIYUSH DEV

6 THIRUMALAISAMY PRATOSSH

7 N S S DIVYA GNAN REDDY

8 ANKIT KUMAR

9 NIMMA HARSHIT REDDY

10 KYAMAJI YASHOVARDHAN

11 AMRITESH ANAND

12 SAMARJEET SINGH

13 SAURABH KUMAR

14 RAVI KUMAR

15 MOHIT PRAKASH

16 ROHIT KUMAR

17 KRANTI KUMAR

18 KURUBA HARSHAVARDHAN


CLASS VII - C

19 SURYA LOKESH KUMAR

20 PESHWAKAR SRIKANTH

21 RASAMALA CHANDU KUMAR

22 M SRIMAN SURYA VENKAT

23 BODIPEDDA ANAND BLESSON

24 SIRAGAM VENKATA KRISHNA

25 MADAS JOHNSON

26 SASANAKOTA VINEEL KRISHNA

27 MALINGAPPA GARI AKHILESH

28 BOLLU SUJITH

29 M SRI KRISHNA CHANDRA

30 AREPALLI RANJITH KUMAR

31 DANDU PHANIDHAR MITHRA

32 MUDAVATH RAVI KISHORE

33 DHARMASOTH KUMAR

34 BANAVATH BHARATH

35 GARADAM PALLI AKASH

1 ARRIREDDY SOMESHREDDY

2 SINGU SURYA

3 GOLLA SUMANTH YADAV

4 NALLI HASHISH REDDY

5 M V KARTHIKEYAN BABU

6 C RUDHEER REDDY

7 A VENKATA PUNEETHKUMAR

8 MUTTIREVULU ROHITH REDDY

9 SUGURI BHARATH

10 PURANIKA K N RISHAB

11 BOGGARAPU TRILOK

12 BODUPALLY VIJAY KUMAR

13 D HARSHIL KUMAR REDDY

14 K L NARASIMHA SAI AKASH

15 MADINENI ROHITH

16 SUGURU NITHIN SAI YADAV

17 MEKA SUMANTH KUMAR

18 THOTA RISHIK SAI SANTHOSH


CLASS VIII - A

18 S M MUSHTAQ

19 KRISHNA KUMAR

20 VISHNU KUMAR

21 V PAUL SRIKAR

22 PARAMESWAR PASWAN

23 AKSHITH CHENNA

24 VIVEK TATKAR

25 ABHINAV RANJAN

26 SAI PADAL SAGINA

27 KORRA SURESH

28 AKASH KUMAR

29 SACHIN KUMAR

30 KALIM AKHTAR

31 KISHAN KUMAR

32 ANNEM TANISH REDDY

33 MESAVATH RANGA NAIK

34 JUPALLI SANJAY

1 K SHIVAKUMAR

2 PRANAV MANDAVA

3 GANEDI JETIN SAIRAM

4 BOYINA AMIT

5 B JAYACHANDRA

6 N SRIKANTH RAJU

7 B PRABHADITYA KURUBA

8 JYOTHEESWARA MULAVAGILI

9 DHIRAJ KUMAR CHANCHAL

10 ANURAG KUMAR

11 MOHIT KUMAR

12 RAUSHAN KUMAR

13 PANKAJ KUMAR

14 ANURAG KUMAR

15 SURAJ KUMAR

16 SAIGANESH PONNAM

17 AMITH S KUMAR


CLASS VIII - B

1 VIJAYAKUMAR KOLE2 ROHIT VECHALAPU

3 UDAYSAI BUGGAREDDYGARI4 VINAY DUBA5 CHANDRA MALLARI6 CHAKARAVARTHY TONDRAPU7 VATSAL PALLANTI8 SNEHITH TAMPA

9 ABHISHEK KUMAR10 KUMAR SAURABH11 AMBUJ KUMAR12 SAURAV KUMAR13 NERENDRA YADAV14 KUMAR DINKAR

15 KUMAR SURAJ16 VISHNU KUMAR17 RAJNISH KUMAR18 KUMAR VIKASH

19 MADHAV N20 SIDDIQ ABUBAKAR21 NITIN RANJAN22 ABHISHEK KUMAR23 SUDHANSHU KUMAR24 M HANUMANTHA RAO

25 MUKESH SALILLA26 CHDKKA KALYAN27 SAMEER KUMAR28 RAJ ABHISHEK29 VISWAS MADDI30 HARSH RAJ31 PRASAD DHARAVATHU

32 DHARMATEJA BANAPURAM33 SAMEETH VARANASI34 KUMAR SONU35 RAHUL AVULA36 ROHITH BUKKA


CLASS VIII - C

18 SAI BODDAPATI

19 SAI SHIDVI ALAGANDA

20 KALIDASU DATLA

21 SIDDAM NAGA SAI PUNEETH

22 KORRA PRAVEEN

23 P GUNAGNYA VIGNESH

24 K SAI TEJUS

25 TRIVIKRAM KAMBHAMPATI

26 SHIVAPRASAD THIRAMPURAM

27 K RAMCHARAN NAIDU

28 BABLA NAIK KORRA

29 G VASANTH VARAHALA

30 M PRANAV SAI

31 G NAVEEN

32 N NITIN

33 VARUN UDAYAGIRI

34 A LOHIT NAIDU

1 R ABHIRAM

2 NANDHAN KASULA

3 K L NARAYANA RAO

4 L KARANSAKETH REDDY

5 B. SANDEEP KUMAR

6 G SANDEEP KUMAR

7 L GUNASEKHAR

8 P SAIKIRANREDDY

9 PRUDVIRAJ BYLLA

10 CHARANTEJA PULI

11 ABHILASH YAMA

12 KARTHIKEYA SAGILE

13 M ABHISHEK KUMAR

14 K SAIKUMAR NAIK

15 DASARI MOHITH REDDY

16 BHARGAV REDDY

17 REDDY SAI PAVAN REDDY


CALENDAR OF EVENTS (JUN 2016 - MAR 2017)

08 Jun (Wed)

• Saraswathi Pooja with the new cadets.• Group photo of new cadets in Aca-

demic Block.• Medical check up of all cadets.• Issue of Kits.

09 Jun (Thu)

• 0630 hrs-Nature Walk of cadets withHouse masters.

• 0900 hrs-Orientation programme com-mences.

• 1600 hrs- Games.• 1830 hrs-House prep.• 2100 hrs Roll Call.• 2130 hrs Duty Master Feedback.

10 Jun (Fri)

• 0630 hrs-Yoga.• 0900 hrs-Orientation programme con-

tinues.

05 Jun (Sun)

• Arrival of Academic Staff.

• Administrative Officer Inspection of

Dorms, Academic Block, Cadets

Mess, Auditorium & MI Room.

06 Jun (Mon)

• Inspection of Dorms, Academic Block,

Cadets Mess, Auditorium & MI Room

by Principal.

• Principal conference with Academic

Staff.

07 Jun (Tue)

• Arrival of Class VI Cadets.

• Kit Inspection by House Masters.

• 2100 hrs - Roll Call.

• 2130 hrs - Duty Master to give feed-

back to Adm Officer & Principal.


• 1600 hrs- Games.

• 1830 hrs-House prep.


• 2130 hrs Duty Master Feedback.

11 Jun (Sat)

• 0630 hrs-Basics of Drill.

• 0900 hrs-Orientation programme continues.



• 2100 hrs Roll Call.

• 2130 hrs Duty Master Feedback.

12 Jun (Sun)

• 0800 hrs-Phone calls.

• Bed Post Inspection by House Mas-ters.

• 1730 hrs-Movie at Auditorium.

• 2100 hrs - Roll Call.• 2130 hrs - Duty Master Feedback.• Parents Visit

13 Jun (Mon)

• 0630 hrs - Health Walk.• 0900 hrs-Orientation programme con-

tinues.• Administrative Officer Inspection of

Dorms, Academic Block, CadetsMess, Auditorium & MI Room.

• 1600 hrs- Games.• 1830 hrs-House prep.• 2100 hrs - Roll Call.• 2130 hrs - Duty Master Feedback.

14 Jun (Tue)

• 0630 hrs-Yoga.

• 0900 hrs-Orientation programme con-

tinues.


• Inspection of Dorms, Academic Block,

Cadets Mess, Auditorium & MI Room

by Principal.




• 2130 hrs - Duty Master Feedback.

15 Jun (Wed)

• Arrival of Class VII & VIII Cadets.

• Setting up of Dorms.

• Classes for VI to commence.

• 1630hrs-Games for class VI.

• 1830 hrs-House Masters meeting with

all the cadets.

• 2100hrs- Roll Call.

• 2130 hrs-Duty Master to give feed-

back about arrival of section cadets to

Adm Officer and Principal.

16 Jun (Thu)

• Kit distribution.• Handing over of vacation Assignment

to respective Subject Master.• Classes for VI to continue.• Teacher’s Diaries to be submitted to

VP.• Medical check up for VII & VIII Ca-

dets .• Hair Cut for Class VII & VIII Cadets .• 1630hrs-Games.• 1815 hrs-Prep in Academic Block.• 2100hrs- Roll Call.• 2130 hrs- Duty Master Feedback.

17 Jun (Fri)

• 0600hrs-Routine to start with Morn-ing PT.

• Introduction of Class VI Cadets inAssembly.


• 0820 hrs onwards – Classes to com-mence.

• Medical check up & Hair Cut to con-tinue.

18 Jun (Sat)

• 0600hrs-Routine to start with Morn-ing PT.

• 0800-0820 hrs- Assembly.• Introduction of Class VI Cadets in

Assembly.• 0820 hrs onwards - Classes com-

mences.• List of public speaking & extempore

topics to be submitted to VP.• Allotment of Hobbies• Medical check up & Hair Cut to con-

tinue• I/C to give list of talks/presentations

by teachers to VP.

19 Jun (Sun)

• 0600hrs-Shramdan.

• 0800 hrs-Phone calls.

• Bed Post Inspection by House Mas-

ters.

• Football team selection for South

Zone.

• 1730 hrs-Movie at Auditorium.

20 Jun (Mon)

• 0800hrs-Principal Assembly.

• Sub teachers to hand over the vacation

assignments marks to CCE I/C.

• Academics Classes.

• Submission of FA1 QPs.

• Tea with class VI Cadets (Principal’s

residence)


21 Jun (Tue)

• 0600-0700 hrs International Yoga DayCelebrations

• Interviews for selection of School Ap-pointments.

• Submission of South Zone team list.

22 Jun (Wed)

• Class VI Cadets to write ‘MY JOUR-NEY TO SAINIK SCHOOL’ to beorganized by English Subject Master.

• Programme of visit to various Defenceinstitutions to be finalized.

• Hobby Classes.

23 Jun (Thu)

• Commencement of FA-I for classesVII&VIII.

24 Jun (Fri)

• FA-I for classes VII&VIII continues.

25 Jun (Sat)


• Teachers’ presentation.

• Gen instrs and other arrangements forEducational Tour of Class VI to Re-gional Science Centre to be circulatedby OIC.

26 Jun (Sun)

27 Jun (Mon)


28 Jun (Tue)


29 Jun (Wed)


• Hobby Classes.

30 Jun (Thu)



• Gen instrs for Inter-House SpellingCompetition to be circulated by OIC.

• Teacher’s Diaries to be submitted toVP.

01 Jul (Fri)

• Regular Routine.

• Talent Search for Class VI Cadets.

02 Jul (Sat)

• Group discussion for Class VIII.

• Public speaking for Classes VI & VII.


03 Jul (Sun)

• Shramdaan.

• NDA Practice Exam.

04 Jul (Mon)

• Submission of FA-I Results.

• Principal Assembly.

05 Jul (Tue)

• Submission of FA-I Results to CCE I/C.

• Submission of FA-I evidences to VP/Principal for checking.

• Inter house spelling competition.

06 Jul (Wed)

• Ed-ul-fitr(Closed Holiday).

07 Jul (Thu)

• Declaration of FA-I Results of classesVII & VIII.

• Guest Lecture (Tentative)

08 Jul (Fri)

• Regular Routine.• Educational tour of Class VI Cadets to

Regional Science Centre Tirupathi.

09 Jul (Sat)





• Gen instrs for Inter-House Hindi/Telugu/English Essay Writing to be cir-culated by OIC.

10 Jul (Sun)

• Parents visit.

• Van Mahostav

11 Jul (Mon)

• Submission of class VI FA1 QP.

• Special Assembly.

12 Jul (Tue)


13 Jul (Wed)

• Hobby Classes.

14 Jul (Thu)


15 Jul (Fri)

• Inter House Hindi/Telugu/English Es-say Writing Competition.

16 Jul (Sat)


• Group discussion for Class VIII.• Public speaking for Classes VI & VII.• Teachers’ presentation.

17 Jul (Sun)


18 Jul (Mon)

• Commencement of FA1 for classes VI.

19 Jul (Tue)

• FA-I for class VI continues.

20 Jul (Wed)

• FA-I for class VI continues.• Hobby Classes.


21 Jul (Thu)


22 Jul (Fri)


23 Jul (Sat)

• FA-I for class VI continues.• Group discussion for Class VIII.• Teachers’ presentation.• Gen instrs for Inter-House Elocution

Competition to be circulated by OIC.

24 Jul (Sun)

25 Jul (Mon)

• Principal Assembly.• FA-I for class VI continues.• Gen instrs for Educational Tour to

HAL Bangalore for Class VII to be cir-culated by OIC.

26 Jul (Tue)


27 Jul (Wed)

• Hobby Classes.• Invitation to other Schools to partici-

pate in Inter School Debate by I/C.

28 Jul (Thu)

• Inter House English Elocution Com-petition.

• Gen instrs for Inter House TeluguPoem Recitation to be circulated byOIC.

29 Jul (Fri)

• Educational Tour to HAL Bangaloreby Class VII.


30 Jul (Sat)


• Group discussion for Class VIII.• Public speaking for Classes VI & VII.


• Publishing FA-I results of class VI.

31 Jul (Sun)


01 Aug (Mon)


• Teacher’s Diaries to be submitted to

VP.

02 Aug (Tue)

• Inter-house Telugu Poem Recitation

03 Aug (Wed)

• Gen instrs for Educational Tour to INS

Rajali Arakonam for Class VI to be cir-

culated by OIC.

• Hobby Classes.

04 Aug (Thu)

• Regular Routine.• Guest Lecture

05 Aug (Fri)

• Instructions for Independence DayProgramme to be issued by I/C.

• Gen instrs for Inter House Hindi Elo-cution Competition to be circulated byOIC.

• Educational Tour to INS RajaliArakonam for Class VI.

06 Aug (Sat)


07 Aug (Sun)

• Shramdaan.


08 Aug (Mon)

• Principal Assembly.• Finalisation of list of schools willing

to participate in Inter School EnglishDebate Competition.

09 Aug (Tue)

• Inter House Hindi Elocution Compe-tition.

10 Aug (Wed)

• Hobby Classes.• Independence Day Practice.

11 Aug (Thu)

• Independence Day Practice.• Regular Routine.

12 Aug (Fri)

• Independence Day Practice.

• Gen instrs for Inter House EnglishStory Writing Competition to be cir-culated by OIC.

13 Aug (Sat)

• Rehearsal of Independence Day

Programme.





• Kit Inventory (1st round).

14 Aug (Sun)

• Rehearsal of Independence Day

Programme.

• Sunday Routine.

• NDA Practice Exam.• Parents Visit


15 Aug (Mon)

• Independence Day Celebrations (Holi-day).

16 Aug (Tue)

• Regular Routine.• Gen instrs for Inter School English

Debate Competition to be circulatedby OIC.


17 Aug (Wed)

• Hobby Classes.• Regular Routine.

18 Aug (Thu)


19 Aug (Fri)

• Inter House English Story WritingCompetition.

20 Aug (Sat)

• Group discussion for Class VIII.• Public speaking for Classes VI & VII.• Teachers’ presentation.• Gen instrs for Educational Tour to Air

base at Yelahanka for Class VI, VII toCoast Gurard Chennai & to OTA forClass VIII to be circulated by OIC.

21 Aug (Sun)


22 Aug (Mon)

• Principal Assembly.• Subject Master submits the FA - II re-

sults to CCA I/C.

23 Aug (Tue)

• Regular Routine.• Submission of FA-II evidences to VP.


24 Aug (Wed)


25 Aug (Thu)

• Inter School English Debate Competi-tion.

26 Aug (Fri)

• Regular Routine.• Educational tour of Class VI to Air base

Yelahanka, VII to Coast Guard Chennai& Class VIII to OTA, Tambaram.

27 Aug (Sat)

• Group discussion for Class VIII.• Public speaking for Class VII.• Teachers’ presentation.

28 Aug (Sun)

• NDA Practice Exam.• Gen instrs for Inter House English

Poem Recitation to be circulated byOIC.

29 Aug (Mon)

• Principal Assembly.• Publishing FA-II results.

30 Aug (Tue)

• Regular Routine.• Gen instrs for Inter House Painting

Competition to be circulated by OIC.

31 Aug (Wed)


01 Sep (Thu)

• Submission of SA-I QPs.• Regular Routine.• Teacher’s Diaries to be submitted to

VP.• Guest Lecture (Tentative)


02 Sep (Fri)

• Inter House English Poem Recitation.

03 Sep (Sat)


04 Sep (Sun)

• Regular Routine.• NDA Practice Exam.

05 Sep (Mon)

• Teacher’s day celebration.• Ganesh Chathurthi (Closed Holiday).

06 Sep (Tue)


07 Sep (Wed)

• Regular Routine.• Hobby Classes.

08 Sep (Thu)

• Gen instrs for Inter House Hindi PoemRecitation to be circulated by I/C.

09 Sep (Fri)

• Inter House Painting Competition.

10 Sep (Sat)

• Regular Routine.• Submission of Plan for Hikes to be held

from 09 Oct to 12 Oct 2016.

11 Sep (Sun)

• Parents Visit.

12 Sep (Mon)

• Idu’l- Zuha (Bakrid) (Closed Holiday)

13 Sep (Tue)

• Regular Routine.• Gen instrs for Inter House Volleyball

Championship to be circulated by I/C.


14 Sep (Wed)

• Inter House Hindi Poem Recitation.• Hobby Classes.

15 Sep (Thu)

• Regular Routine.• Revision Classes.

16 Sep (Fri)


• Revision Classes.


VP.

17 Sep (Sat)



18 Sep (Sun)


19 Sep (Mon)

• Commencement of SA-I

20 Sep (Tue)

• Summative Assessment-I.• Gen instrs for Hikes to be circulated

by I/C.

21 Sep (Wed)

• Summative Assessment -I

22 Sep (Thu)


23 Sep (Fri)


24 Sep (Sat)


25 Sep (Sun)

• House Prep.


26 Sep (Mon)


27 Sep (Tue)

• Commencement of Inter House Vol-

leyball Championship.

28 Sep (Wed)

• Inter House Volleyball Championshipcontinues.

29 Sep (Thu)

• Inter House Volleyball Championshipcontinues.

• Gen instrs for Inter House ChessChampionship to be circulated by I/C.

30 Sep (Fri)

• Submission of SA-I results to CCA.• Inter House Volleyball Championship

continues.

01 Oct (Sat)

• Final of Inter House Volleyball Cham-pionship.

• Prize Distribution.• Teacher’s Diaries to be submitted to

VP.

02 Oct (Sun)

• Mahatma Gandhi Birthday (Holiday)

• Shramdaan.

• Dom Inspection by Administrative

Officer .


03 Oct (Mon)

• Declaration of SA-I results.



04 Oct (Tue)

• Commencement of Inter House

Chess Championship.

05 Oct (Wed)

• Hobby Classes.

• Inter House Chess Championship Con-

tinues.

06 Oct (Thu)

• Inter House Chess Championship Con-tinues.


07 Oct (Fri)

• Inter House Chess Championship Fi-nals.

• Prize Distribution.

08 Oct (Sat)


• Public speaking for Classes VI & VII.• Teachers’ presentation.

09 Oct (Sun)

• Hikes.• Parents Visit.

10 Oct (Mon)

• Hikes.• Tentative

11 Oct (Tue)

• Dussehra (Holiday).• Hikes.

12 Oct (Wed)

• Muharram (Holiday).• Hikes.

13 Oct (Thu)

• Gen instrs for Inter House Debate tobe circulated by I/C.


14 Oct (Fri)


15 Oct (Sat)


16 Oct (Sun)

• Dom Inspection by Principal.• Teacher’s Diaries to be submitted to

VP.• NDA Practice Exam.

17 Oct (Mon)

• Principal Assembly.• Inter House English Debate Competi-

tion.

18 Oct (Tue)

• Gen instrs for Inter House Telugu Elo-

cution Competition to be circulated byI/C.

19 Oct (Wed)


20 Oct (Thu)


21 Oct (Fri)

• Regular Routine.• Gen instrs for Inter House Quiz

(Round 1) to be circulated by I/C.

22 Oct (Sat)

• Group discussion for Class VIII.• Public speaking for Classes VI & VII.• Teachers’ presentation.• Gen instrs for Inter House Cricket

Competition to be circulated by I/C.


23 Oct (Sun)

• Regular Routine.• Gen instrs for Inter House Football

Championship to be circulated by I/C.

24 Oct (Mon)

• Principal Assembly.• Inter House Telugu Elocution Compe-

tition.

25 Oct (Tue)

• Regular Routine.• Commencement of Inter House Cricket

Tournament.

26 Oct (Wed)

• Inter House Cricket Tournament con-tinues.

27 Oct (Thu)


28 Oct (Fri)


29 Oct (Sat)

• Deepawali (Holiday).

30 Oct (Sun)

• NDA Practice Exam.• Inter House Cricket Tournament-Fi-

nals.· Prize Distribution

31 Oct (Mon)

• Principal Assembly.• Inter House Quiz Competition (Round

1).

01 Nov (Tue)

• Regular Routine.• Teacher’s Diaries to be submitted to

VP.


02 Nov (Wed)


03 Nov (Thu)

• Commencement of Inter House Foot-ball Championship.


04 Nov (Fri)

• Inter House Football Championshipcontinues.

05 Nov (Sat)

• Group discussion for Class VIII.• Public speaking for Classes VI & VII.• Teachers’ presentation.• Inter House Football Championship

continues.

06 Nov (Sun)

• Inter House Football Championshipcontinues.

07 Nov (Mon)

• Principal Assembly.• Gen instrs for Inter House Cross Coun-

try Competition to be circulated by I/C.

08 Nov (Tue)

• Inter House Football ChampionshipFinal.

09 Nov (Wed)


• Hobby Classes.

10 Nov (Thu)


11 Nov (Fri)



• Gen instrs for Inter House English

Declamation to be circulated by I/C.

12 Nov (Sat)





13 Nov (Sun)

• Parents Visit.

14 Nov (Mon)

• Guru Nanak Birthday (Holiday).

15 Nov (Tue)


16 Nov (Wed)


• Hobby Classes.


VP.

17 Nov (Thu)

• Inter House English Declamation.

18 Nov (Fri)


• Gen instrs for Inter House Table Ten-

nis Competition to be circulated by I/

C.

19 Nov (Sat)

• Group discussion for Class VIII.• Public speaking for Classes VI & VII.• Teachers’ presentation.• Inter School Volleyball Tournament


20 Nov (Sun)

• Commencement of Inter House Table

Tennis Competition.

• Inter School Volleyball Tournament-

Finals

21 Nov (Mon)


• Inter House Table Tennis Competitioncontinues.

22 Nov (Tue)

• Inter House Table Tennis Competi-

tion –Final.

23 Nov (Wed)


• Hobby Classes.

• Gen instrs for Inter House Telugu De-

bate Competition to be circulated by

I/C.

24 Nov (Thu)


25 Nov (Fri)


26 Nov (Sat)




• Inter House Cross Country.

27 Nov (Sun)


28 Nov (Mon)




29 Nov (Tue)

• Inter House Telugu Debate Competi-tion.

30 Nov (Wed)

• Regular Routine.• Hobby Classes.• Submission of FA-III QPs.

01 Dec (Thu)

• Regular Routine.• Air Force Academy for Class VI, Day

@ Sea for Class VII (Three Days-Ten-tative) & NDA Tour for Class VIII.


02 Dec (Fri)

• Principal Conference for Finalisationof Student Handbook and trg eventsof year 2017.

• Hikes for next term.


03 Dec (Sat)




04 Dec (Sun)

• Shramdaan.

05 Dec (Mon)

• Commencement of FA-III.

• Gen instrs for Inter House Basket Ball


06 Dec (Tue)

• FA-III continues.

07 Dec (Wed)



08Dec (Thu)


09 Dec (Fri)


10 Dec (Sat)


11 Dec (Sun)

• House Prep.

12 Dec (Mon)

• FA-III continues.• Guest Lecture

13 Dec (Tue)

• Id-E-milad (Closed Holiday)

14 Dec (Wed)

• Commencement of Inter House Bas-ket Ball Competition.

15 Dec (Thu)

• Inter House Basket Ball Competitioncontinues.

• Gen instrs for Inter House CulturalCompetition to be circulated by I/C.

16 Dec (Fri)

• Inter House Basket Ball Competitioncontinues.


17 Dec (Sat)

• Inter House Basket Ball Competition-Final

• Submission of FA-III results to CCEI/C.


18 Dec (Sun)



19 Dec (Mon)

• Principal Assembly.• Submission of FA-3 results to VP.

20 Dec (Tue)

• Submission of Winter Vacation HomeWork by subject teachers to CCE I/C.

• Inter House Cultural Competition.

21 Dec (Wed)


22 Dec (Thu)

• Regular Routine.• Publication of FA-III results.• Box Room Arrangements.• Cadets can leave the campus from 1600

hrs onwards.• 0930 hrs-Duty Master report.

• Intimation to Cadets and Staff to sub-mit articles for school magazine.

23 Dec (Fri)

• Winter Break.• Duty master report.

15 Jan (Sun)

• Arrival of Academic Staff.• AO Inspection of Dorms, Academic

Block, Cadets Mess, Auditorium & MIRoom.

16 Jan (Mon)

• School Reopens.• Principal Conference with Academic

Staff- 0900hrs

• Arrival of Cadets after vacation.

• Checking of layout of desks and boards

in class rooms by Class Masters.


• House meeting.

• 0930 hrs- Duty master report.


VP.

17 Jan (Tue)

• School routine starts with PT.

• Collection of Vacation Assignment.

18 Jan (Wed)

• Programme of Republic day to be cir-

culated by I/C.

• Hobby Classes.

• Intimation to other schools regarding

Inter School Football Competition.

19 Jan (Thu)

• Regular Routine.• Practice for Republic day.

20 Jan (Fri)

• Regular Routine.• Practice for Republic day.

21 Jan (Sat)

• Regular Routine.• Practice for Republic day.• Gen instrs for Inter House Hockey


22 Jan (Sun)

• NDA Practice Exam.• Practice for Republic day.

23 Jan (Mon)

• Principal Assembly.• Practice for Republic day.

24 Jan (Tue)

• Regular Routine.• Rehearsal of Republic day Programme.


• Consolidated Mark sheet of vacationassignment to be handed over to CCEI/C by class masters.

25 Jan (Wed)

• Regular Routine.• Rehearsal of Republic day Programme.

26 Jan (Thu)

• Ceremonial Parade.• Republic Day (Closed Holiday)• Inter House Drill Competition.• Bada Khana for Cadets

27 Jan (Fri)

• Commencement of Inter HouseHockey Competition.

28 Jan (Sat)

• Inter House Hockey Competition con-tinues.


29 Jan (Sun)

• Inter House Hockey Competition con-tinues.

30 Jan (Mon)

• Principal Assembly.• Vacation results to be put up to VP/

Principal.• Inter House Hockey Competition con-

tinues.

31 Jan (Tue)

• Inter House Hockey Competition –Finals.

01 Feb (Wed)

• All articles for School Magazine to be


finalized and confirmation to be givento Principal.

• Hobby Classes.• Finalising the list of participants for

Inter School Football Competition.• Teacher’s Diaries to be submitted to

VP.

02 Feb (Thu)

• Gen instrs for Inter House AthleticCompetition to be circulated by I/C.

• House selections for Inter House Ath-letic Competition.

03 Feb (Fri)

• House selections for Inter House Ath-letic Competition.

04 Feb (Sat)

• Group discussion for Class VIII.• Public speaking for Classes VI & VII.


05 Feb (Sun)


06 Feb (Mon)

• Principal Assembly.• Regular Routine.• Guest Lecture (Tentative)

07 Feb (Tue)

• Regular Routine.• Practice for Inter House Athletic Com-

petition.• Medical Check-up of Cadets.

08 Feb (Wed)

• Hobby Classes.• Medical Check-up to continues.• Gen instrs for Inter School Football



09 Feb (Thu)

• Medical Check-up to continues.


10 Feb (Fri)

• Commencement of Inter House Ath-

letic Competition.


11 Feb (Sat)




12 Feb (Sun)

• NDA Exam

13 Feb (Mon)

• Principal Assembly.• Regular Routine.

14 Feb (Tue)

• Submission of FA-4 marks and evi-dences by subject teachers to CCEI/C.

15 Feb (Wed)

• Hobby Classes.• Regular Routine.• Gen instrs for Inter House English

Extempore Speech to be circulated byI/C.

16 Feb (Thu)

• Regular Routine.• Teacher’s Diaries to be submitted to

VP.

17 Feb (Fri)

• Regular Routine.• Submission of FA-4 results to VP/Prin-


cipal.·NDA Practice Exam.

18 Feb (Sat)

• Commencement of Inter School Foot-ball Championship.

19 Feb (Sun)

• Inter School Football Championship-Finals.

• Prize distribution and closing cer-emony.

20 Feb (Mon)

• Principal Assembly.• Publication of FA-IV results.

21 Feb (Tue)

• Regular Routine.• Commencement of Co-Scholastic As-

sessment by teacher I/C.

22 Feb (Wed)

· Regular Routine.

23 Feb (Thu)

• Inter House English Extempore Speech• Regular Routine.

24 Feb (Fri)

• Regular Routine.• Gen instrs for Inter House Quiz Com-

petition (Round-2) to be circulated byI/C.

25 Feb (Sat)

• Annual Day.• Parents Visit.

26 Feb (Sun)


27 Feb (Mon)

• Principal Assembly.• Question paper submission for SA-II.

01 Mar (Tue)

· Regular Routine.


• Gen instrs for Inter House Hindi De-bate to be circulated by I/C.


02 Mar ((Wed)

• Completion reports of Co-ScholasticAssessment by CCE I/C.


03 Mar (Thu)

• Preparation of Calendar of Events forAY 2017-18.


04 Mar (Fri)

• Magazine First Draft to be put-up toVP/Principal.

05 Mar (Sat)

• Normal Routine.• Inter House Quiz Competition

(Round-2)

06 Mar (Sun)

• Regular Routine.• Parents Visit.

07 Mar (Mon)

• Mahashivratri (Holiday).

08 Mar (Tue)

• Regular Routine.• Inter House Hindi Debate competition

09 Mar (Wed)

• Inspection of complete area by AdmOfficer.

• Regular Routine.• Gen instrs for Inter House Badminton

to be circulated by I/C.

10 Mar (Thu)

• Summative Assessment II.


11 Mar (Fri)

• Revision for SA-II.

12 Mar (Sat)


13 Mar (Sun)

• House Prep.

14 Mar (Mon)


15 Mar (Tue)

• Revision for SA-II.• Finalisation of Draft Magazine.

16 Mar (Wed)

• Summative Assessment II

17 Mar (Thu)

• Revision for SA-II.

18 Mar (Fri)


19 Mar (Sat)


20 Mar (Sun)

• House Prep.

21 Mar (Mon)


22 Mar (Tue)

• Practice for Inter House BadmintonTournament.

23 Mar (Wed)

• Practice for Inter House BadmintonTournament.

• Submission of SA-2 results to CCE I/C.


24 Mar (Thu)

• Commencement of Inter House Bad-minton Tournament.

25 Mar (Fri)

• Inter House Badminton Tournamentcontinues.

• Personality development trg for ca-dets.

• Verification of CCE report card byclass teachers.

26 Mar (Sat)

• Inter House Badminton continues.• Submission of CCE report card to VP/

Principal.

27 Mar (Sun)

• NDA Practice Exam.• Inter House Badminton Tournament

Final.

28 Mar (Mon)

• Personality development trg for ca-dets.

• Academic conference by Principal withstaff & cadets.

29 Mar (Tue)

• Friendly Badminton matches b/w staffand cadets.

30 Mar (Wed)

• Distribution of notebooks and text-books for AY 2017-18.

31 Mar (Thu)

• Cock House Results.• Prize Distribution.• Tea with Cock House winners.


SOP- ANTI RAGGING AT SAINIK SCHOOL KALIKIRI

Objective and Aim

1. General Objective.

To make SAINIK SCHOOL KALIKIRI Campus “Zero Tolerance for Ragging’’ andRagging free Zone by weeding out ragging in all its forms.

2. Specific objectives :-

(a) To absolutely prohibit ragging within the school campus.(b) To prevent the occurrence of ragging by following anti ragging measures in the

school.(c) To provide punishment to those indulging in ragging as per the guidelines.(d) To sensitize student, staff and parents to adopt measures that will prevent

ragging.

3. ‘’Ragging’’ means

Any act, conduct or practice by which domain power of senior students, former

Students or outside, is brought to bear on students freshly enrolled or students whoare in any way considered junior by other students and includes individual or collective

acts or practices which:-

(a) Involve physical or psychological assault or threat or use of force or wrongfulconfinement or restraint; or


(b) Violate the status, dignity and honour of such students;

or

(c) Expose students to ridicule and contempt and affect their self-esteem;

or

(d) Entail verbal abuse and aggression, indecent gesture and obscene behaviour.

4. Causees and locations of ragging :-

(a) Causes of Ragging.

The main causes for indulging in ragging are:-

(i) Eagerness of seniors to show off their power, authority and superiority.

(ii) An attitude of backlash: a “do-unto-others” and “what others did to you.”

(iii) Importance the seniors get in the initial stage of admission by helping and

guiding the new comers for various things in the absence of or ineffectiveness of

institutional mechanism to help them at that point, resulting in their getting

indebted to senior and there by felling compelled to their biddings.

(b) Causes for increase in the Incidence of ragging among the cadets. Amongthe main causes, One can cite the following:-

(i) Lack of morality, erosion of values and discipline.


(ii) External pressure of power that hinder enforcement and action against ca-dets with powerful connection.

(iv) Indulgence of parents with too much money to cadets leading to incidence

of stealing, acquiring expensive electronic gadgets.(v) Hushing up or downplaying of the reported cases by the authorities.(vi) Glorification of ragging on so called toughening in the Armed forces.(vii) The misplaced desire to improve the junior cadets by the senior cadets byresorting to ragging.

5. Prohibition of ragging.Following objective/measures will be implemented to make the school campus rag-

ging free and “Zero Tolerance for Ragging”(a) No cadet shall practice ragging in any form, within or outside the premises of theschool.(b) Any cadet who acts in contravention to the provisions listed above shall, onconviction, be suitably punished.

6. Roles and Responsibilities.Preventing the menace of ragging in the school and making the campusZero Ragging zone will be the moral responsibility and accountability of the entire


school starting from the Principal to the lowest level employee. Such person shall be

bound to take immediate action if any case of ragging is noticed or brought to the

notice or reported to any staff of the school.

(a) Every person of the school or who is in the service or pay of or remunerated

by the school to do any work assigned to him/her in connection with the main-

tenance of disciline therein, shall be bound to take immediate action on the

occurrence of any incidence of ragging and to report it to the anti ragging com-

mittee, also called the “Discipline Committee” and the Principal.

(b) The report will also include the identity of those who have engaged in

ragging and the nature of the incidence.

(c) Such incidents will also be reported to the higher authorities.

(d) The anti ragging punishment will vary from:-

(i) Rustication.

(ii) Relegation.

(iii) Withdrawal.

(iv) Withholding of any form of financial grant (scholarship etc).


AIM

The main aim of SAINIK SCHOOL KALIKIRI is to impart quality education to the

cadets. Special emphasis is Laid on Indian Culture, Values, Defence Orientation and our

Ancient Heritage to ensure over- all development of a child’s personality so that he

becomes a responsible citizen of the country. The objective is to prepare boys

academically, physically and mentally for entry into the National Defence Academy.

SCHOOL COLOURS

The school colours are STEEL GREY and MAROON. Steel grey stands for grit and

determination. Maroon indicates sacrifice, strength and bravery.

CREST

A flaming torch denoting knowledge encircled with a ribbon of letters SSKAL

embedded on a shield.

MOTO

The school moto is “NETHUM SAMUDHYATAHA “ or “LEARN TO LEAD “


HONOUR

Honour is that attribute of a person, which impels him to be steadfast in his allegiance

to what is right, and what is conventionally accepted as correct in personal and public

life. In your days here as Cadet, it means disciplined conduct, sincerity in your work,

moral courage, integrity of the highest order.

THE HONOUR CODE

The following commandments constitute the Honour Code:-

• You shall not lie, steal or cheat or tolerate those who do.

• You shall not do anything selfish or mean, including letting down a colleague for

self-interest.

• You shall not by any action or omission, bring the name of the School into disrepute.

• You shall accept your responsibility voluntarily.

• You shall always be courteous to your teachers.

• You shall respect senior cadets and treat younger cadets with consideration.

• You shall always uphold the honour of the School.

• You shall keep yourself as well as your surroundings clean.


CODE OF CONDUCT

• Always be prompt, punctual, truthful, loving and helpful.

• Do all your work sincerely and ethically.

• Greet teachers and elders in a courteous manner.

• Follow instructions of authorities / appointments. Respect and obey the staff. Never

argue with them. If you have a different viewpoint, put it across in a polite manner.

• Regularity of Attendance and Punctuality are important in the academic progress.

• Do not skip any test/ exam under any pretext.

• Cadets will submit their homework/ records/ project work/ assignment in time.

• Deposit all your expensive articles with the Housemaster.

• Speak only in English.

• Be friendly, co operative and understanding with other cadets.

• Ragging & Teasing is strictly prohibited and would result in immediate withdrawal

• To maintain proper kit layout in the dorms and cleanliness in the classrooms, corridors,

living area, playground, drill square and the rest of the campus.

• Follow Mess Etiquettes including time schedule.


• Safeguard the school property.

• Open and close the doors, windows and shutters with care. Habit of removal of

latches, hooks, etc. to be prohibited.

• Bring maintenance / repair work to the notice of authorities.

• Participate in as many sports and games, NCC as well as co curricular activities as

possible to develop virtues of courage, team-spirit, selflessness, discipline and

sportsmanship.

• Don’t waste your time and energy in unproductive tasks.

• Use of abusive or offensive language is prohibited.

• Don’t tell lies, cheat (including in exam), steal or quarrell fight.

• Don’t complain for petty things. Entertain only authorized visitors (i.e. parents and

guardian) on specified days.

• Take leave only in the event of wedding of own sibling or death of own kin. However,

leave is purely under the discretion of the authority.


CONDITIONS FOR SICK LEAVE

On advice of Medical Practitioner.

• Fracture which incapacitates the cadet from attending regular classes.

• TB, typhoid, jaundice etc,.

• Contagious diseases like Chicken pox, Measles, Scabies etc. (Eye Conjunctivitis is

treated in the School itself).

Whilst on Sick Leave

• Take personal initiative to cover-up lost classes / studies with the help of buddies /

teachers

• Carry books home for continuation of studies.


DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES

Senior Master

A Senior Master is responsible to the Vice Principal for the following:-

• To coordinate with all the Class Teachers in finding out the following and projecting

the same to the Vice Principal.

• Requirement of textbooks and stationery.

• Availability of teachers and timely coverage of syllabus.

• List of slow learners and their problems and progress.

• Any problems with respect to Time Table, Exam Schedule & Results, FA Task etc.

• Requirement of special/ extra class.

• To ensure that the Class Teachers maintain the Work Done Register and put it up to

the Vice Principal every day.

• To update VP about the conduct of classes during the day. To brief him on where

classes are lagging behind the schedule; which classes have not completed their

syllabus/ portions for exams; which classes have not completed discussion of an-

swer scripts or have not been told the results etc.

• To counsel slow learners to perform better by putting them under the tutelage of

better academic performers in class.


• To compile Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) with the help of Teachers, Class

Leaders (Toppers) and advise the slow learners to focus on those.

• To find out the reasons for failures and convey them to the teachers concerned and

the Vice Principal for corrective action.

• To ensure that the classroom and the corridors are kept clean. Cadets should not litter

the floor with paper, wrappers etc. They should put the garbage in the waste bin.

• To identify cadets who are feeling stressed due to the exams or study pressure and to

console cadets who have failed or have to be withdrawn from the school.

• To ensure that the cadets maintain discipline inside the class in the absence of the

teachers.

• To ensure that they are engaged in self study and not in chatting or sleeping or

playing games etc.

• To conduct the Prep Roll Call. To ensure cadets are inside the class by 1820hr and are

engaged in studies till 2025hr.

• To ensure that the cadets don’t leave their books behind.

• To counsel cadets to utilize the first one hour during Prep to learn a concept / lesson/

solution etc. and then to keep away the study material and write down from memory

what they have studied in a notebook.


• To ensure that every cadet keeps a Vocabulary Notebook in which they write down

five new words everyday from their textbook, storybook, newspaper etc. in the

following format:-

• Date

• Serial No.

• Word

• Meaning (from dictionary as it appears in the context of the text/ material which they

have read)

• Part of Speech (whether Noun, Verb, Adjective etc)

• Origin of the Word (if it is given in the dictionary)

• Original Sentence with the Source (if it is from a book write the name of the book,

author, page no; if it is from a newspaper- Name of the Newspaper/ Article dated…;

Page No.)

• Own Sentence (construct own sentence)

• To ensure that every cadet reads at least two books of fiction every term and two

more during holidays and to influence the appointments to have book reviews con-

ducted at the House Level.


• To project the requirement of inviting Guest Speakers on specific subjects.

• To ensure discipline inside the classroom, library, labs etc. during school hours.

• To monitor the quantum of computer aided learning in the classes and suggest if more

is required for any particular class.

• To monitor the exposure given to cadets on equipments placed in Math, Robotic

Labs, Smart board equipments etc.

• To ensure that the seating arrangements, PA System, Chalk and Board and access to

the Classroom, Conference Room, Study Room etc is available before the start of a

special class or guest lecture.

• To conduct Teachers Day in an appropriate manner.

• To conduct Academic Day on Founders Day (ie 20 August)

• To be aware of the CCE System and the Pass and Scholarship Criteria for both CCE

• To ensure that the cadets speak only in English. Those who don’t may be given any

academic task like a book review, talk, essay, 100 new words and meanings etc.

• Any other duty assigned by School authorities


School Sports IC

A School Sports IC is responsible to the Vice Principal for the following:-

• To identify talented boys for each game, selecting the cadets into teams and ensuring

continuous training and practice in Football, Hockey, Volleyball, Basketball, Athlet-

ics, Swimming, X Country, and Obstacles etc. This is to be done with the help of the

House Captains.

• To ensure that the School Teams practice regularly during Games Period and on

holidays. To also coordinate with the PTI and conduct practice matches with teams

from outside.

• He will assist the organizers at all the sports related events in the school.

• To project requirement of sports items and equipment to the PTI.

• To conduct Games Roll Call and handover the Parade State to Duty Master.

• To ensure that the games kit is distributed to and collected back from cadets House-

Wise. He is to ensure that the Duty House Captain returns the sports items (which

belong to individual cadets) to the stores after every game and not carry or keep any

sports item like football, volleyball, basketball etc in the dorm.


• To ensure that the rest of the cadets who are not in the School Teams also play

regularly during Games Period as per Games Roster.

• To project the requirement of Team Coaches.

• The Duty House Captain is to officiate as School Sports Captain in the latter’s

absence.• To recommend school’s participation and the school team for outdoor sports and

games competitions.• Any other duty assigned by School authorities

School CCA IC

CCA IC is responsible to the Vice Principal for the following:-• To ensure that the CCA activities are conducted as per schedule and cadets partici-

pate in those activities.• To initiate the conduct of Cultural and Entertainment Programmes at the School

including performance by artistes from outside.• To conduct Inter House Cultural Competition and to select talent for various items

to be presented on the Annual Day or for a visiting dignitary.• To ensure cadets practice for an event on Sundays/ Holidays• To project requirement of costumes, props, music system, CD, songs, video etc.


• To ensure that the quality of the programmes is maintained by censoring portionswhich are controversial, obscene, derogatory etc.

• To recommend school’s participation and the school team for outdoor competitionsin Quiz, Debate, Essay Writing, Painting etc.

• To coordinate with and assist the Master i/c Clubs in clubs allocation and setting upthe Hobby Clubs Exhibition.

• Any other duty assigned by School authorities.

School Cadet Captain

A School Cadet Captain is responsible to the Vice Principal for the following:-• To be a role model and lead by example in punctuality, turnout, respect to elders,

manners, public speaking, impartiality and other aspects of discipline and courage.• To ensure that all the School Appointments perform their duties properly and ensure

that their conduct and behaviour is exemplary.• To pass orders to House Captains and other appointments which he receives from

School Staff, especially Principal, Vice Principal, Admin Officer and Senior Master.To pass instructions of the officers, to the school, during Roll Call.

• To ensure that the cadets are correctly dressed and punctual at the Mess, for Classes,Assembly, Games, Roll Call etc.


• To assist the Senior Master and the staff during functions and VIP visits.• To ensure that the activities of the School progress smoothly even when there is no

staff to supervise. To ensure arrangements for the School Assembly, Flag Hoisting,CCA, Cultural, Sports Functions etc are made. To ensure that the cadets responsiblefor various activities including cadet-officials are detailed in advance.

• To ensure that in the School, no activity occurs which is detrimental to the interest ofthe School. In the event of any violation of the school rules or any disturbance, theSchool Cadet Captain is to control the situation with the help of the other SchoolAppointments and also report to the Duty Master/ Senior Master immediately.

• To ensure that no cadet leaves the School Campus without proper authority.• To ensure that cadets pay proper compliments to the staff and ladies and wish them

whenever they meet/ pass by.• To ensure that the School flag is hoisted and lowered in time.• To impress on the cadets the need for self discipline.• To be present at the forefront of all school events.• To instill discipline among cadets with the help of School and House Appointments.• To handover Parade State in time to the Duty Master at all Roll Calls and Assemblies

• To say School Prayer during assembly and Grace during meal.


• To project the problems of the cadets, including those related to health and home-sickness, fitness, academics, administration, discipline etc

• To meet the Officers at 16 30 hrs every day after PT Roll Call and apprise them ofthe problems and activities as well as to take down instructions for the rest of the dayand the next day.

• To inform the Duty Master and Officers of any unusual happening or event likehomesickness, depression, rebelliousness, continued sickness, etc; any incident ofindiscipline like a fight, quarrel, ragging, mutiny, theft, forgery, late-coming, absen-teeism, skipping meals, malingering, littering, visiting out of bound places, consum-ing alcohol, smoking, using electronic gadgets, malpractice in exams, disobedience oforders etc even if it involves own classmates.

• To undertake tree plantation and tending to saplings with the help of the HouseCaptains.

• Counselling defaulting cadets to follow rules and regulations; in the case of repeatedoffenders report to the Vice Principal /Admin Officer / Senior master for furtherconstructive action.

• To handle problems which are within one’s capacity and attempt to find the solu-tions with the help of the Staff and Officers. School Cadet Captain is responsible forthe welfare and training of all the juniors.


• To keep the campus green and clean with the help of other Captains.

• To guide the junior appointments in carrying out their responsibilities.

• To lead the School Parade on ceremonial occasions.

• To guide/ direct visitors with in the School.

• To motivate young visitors to join the School and NDA.

• Any other duty assigned by School authorities.

School Mess Captain

School Mess Captain is responsible to the Vice Principal for the following:-• Ensure discipline inside the Dining Hall.• To project requirement of costumes, props, music system, CD, songs, video etc.• To ensure that the quality of the programmes is maintained by censoring portions

which are controversial, obscene, derogatory etc.• To recommend school’s participation and the school team for outdoor competitions

in Quiz, Debate, Essay Writing, Painting etc

• To coordinate with and assist the Master i/c Clubs in clubs allocation and setting up

the Hobby Clubs Exhibition.

• Any other duty assigned by School authorities


House Cadet Quarter Master (CQM)

House Cadet Quarter Master is responsible to the Housemaster (under the direction of

the Hostel Matron) for the following:-

• To ensure the serviceability and maintenance of lights, fans, taps, telephones etc

inside the House. Listing down complaints with respect to electricity, water, tele-

phone, furniture, carpentry work etc and registering these with the QM regularly for

any repair or rectification.

• With the help of the House Duty Cadet ensure that there is no wastage of electricity

or water.

• To issue items to newcomers to the House and to attend to their immediate needs.To

assist House master in accounting.

• To project problems pertaining to non availability of Barber, Dhobi, to the

Housemaster & QM.

• To ensure neatness and cleanliness inside the House.

• To undertake tree plantation programmes for the House with the help of the House

Master and QM.


• To properly account for laundry clothes. To ensure that the cadets write down the

Roll Nos on the clothes. To monitor the issue and return of clothes during Laundry

Parade and to keep a proper record of the same. Any loss or surplus is concerned to

be reported immediately to the House Master/ Hostel Matron.

• To project any problem pertaining to the Mess to the House Master and to the Mess

Captain.

• To visit the MI Room every day after the Night Roll Call and enquire after the

welfare of the Housemates and any unusual activity or any breach of instruction by

any Cadet.

• He is to ensure that the class assembles are conducted properly after the classes are

over for the day. The Duty Cadets are to clear the litter in the classroom before the

Squad leaves for lunch or goes back to the dorms. He is to ensure that all windows are

closed; electrical points (including computers) are switched off and doors bolted

properly before leaving. To immediately inform the Class Teacher of any damage or

loss as well as the names of the persons responsible.


House Captain

A House Captain is responsible to the House Master for the following:-• To be a role model and lead by example in punctuality, turnout, respect to elders,

manners, public speaking, impartiality and other aspects of discipline and courage.• To promote self discipline amongst cadets.• To ensure that the cadets wake up in time at reveille.• To check the turnout and haircut (ensure haircut of a cadet twice in a month) of the

cadets before proceeding to any place.• To ensure that the cadets reach in time for all events and assemblies.• To handover Parade State in time to the School Captain/ House Master at all Roll

Calls (PT, Games, Prep, Night Roll Call etc) and Assemblies. A Parade State Chit willbe used for the purpose.

• To give daily report to the House Master during Night Roll Call.• To ensure that a buddy system is maintained within the House, wherein four cadets

who live in proximity are part of a buddy group.• To maintain discipline and order of the Housemates inside and outside the hostel.• To ensure punctuality at all assemblies, roll call, meals etc.• To ensure cadets are appropriately dressed for each occasion.


• To ensure that the cadets maintain proper kit layout after waking up every morning.

• To ensure that the Hostel and its premises are kept clean always through shramdaan

(especially on Sundays between 0700 and 0800 hrs) and by not permitting the

Cadets to litter the place.

• To ensure that the cadets wake up in time and also go to bed by Lights-Out time.

• To ensure that the cadets march properly in squads on the road.

• To eat with the Housemates and to ensure that the cadets follow Mess Etiquettes

and Table Manners.

• To ensure that the cadets bathe themselves and wash their under garments every day.

• To ensure that the cadets pay compliments and respect to all the elders at the School.

• To ensure that the cadets don’t indulge in acts of vandalism or destruction of public

or private property.

• To ensure that the cadets don’t indulge in ragging of any sort, especially physical

manhandling and use of abusive language.

• To ensure that the cadets participate in PT, Games, NCC, Club, CCA and other

activities.

• To ensure that cadets of another House don’t enter the hostel without the permission

of the Housemaster.


• To ensure that cadets of another House don’t tease or trouble own Housemates andvice versa.

• To ensure that housemates speak only in English and also read books in English.• To conduct public speaking exercise during Night Roll Call.• To ensure that the cadets who are detailed for Assembly Talk, News reading, Debate,

and Group Discussion are all practiced well. This is applicable to the preparation ofall other events/ competitions.

• To supervise the functioning of the CQMs in respect of the following:-• Ensuring the serviceability and maintenance of lights, fans, taps, telephones etc

inside the House; listing down complaints with respect to electricity, water, tele-phone, furniture, carpentry work etc and registering these with the QM regularly for

any repair or rectification.• Ensuring with the help of the House Duty Cadet that there is no wastage of electric-

ity or water.• Issue of items to newcomers to the House and attending to their immediate needs• Ensuring neatness and cleanliness inside the House.• Undertaking tree plantation programmes for the House with the help of the Environ-

ment Club.


• Properly accounting for laundry clothes; ensuring that the cadets write down the

Roll Nos on the clothes; monitoring the issue and return of clothes during Laundry

Parade and to keep a proper record of the same (any loss or surplus to be reported

immediately to the House Master/ Hostel Matron)

• Projecting any problem pertaining to the Mess to the House Master.

• Visiting the MI Room every day after the Night Roll Call and enquire after the

welfare of the Housemates and projecting their requirement to the agencies con-

cerned.

• To detail, as per daily roster, a House Duty Cadet whose duties would be the

following:-

• To assist the House Captain in the carry out all the House Duties.

• To wake up everyone by 0500 hrs and remind everyone of the meal time.

• To switch off all unwanted lights and fans as well as turn off the taps which are

running.

• To convey messages to/ from Cadets, Staff, Parents at the Gate etc.

• To ensure Lights Out.

• To coordinate events such as Hike, Tree Plantation, Shramdan, Selection for IH

Games, House PT and other Competitions in consultation with the House Master.


• To conduct regular meetings of the inmates depending on the convenience of the

House Master.

• To handle the problems of the cadets, including those related to health, and attempt

to find solutions with the help of the Staff and Management.

• To project problems to the School Management through the School Cadet Captain.

• To inform the Duty Master and Officers/ Housemaster/ Hostel Matron of any

unusual happening or event like homesickness, depression, rebelliousness, contin-

ued sickness, etc; any incident of indiscipline like a fight, quarrel, ragging, mutiny,

theft, forgery, late-coming, absenteeism, skipping meals, malingering, littering, visit-

ing out of bound places, consuming alcohol, smoking, using electronic gadgets, mal-

practice in exams, disobedience of orders etc even if it involves own classmates.

• To report absentees/ cadets who are unwell to the Housemaster every day.

• To seek guidance from House Master/ Hostel Matron/ School Cadet Captain to solve

any problem.

• To seek permission from House Master/ Hostel Matron before deviating from the

School Schedule or Rules/ Regulations.


• To carry out the following events even in the absence of House Master/ Hostel

Matron / Any other Teacher.

(a) Reveille (b) House PT (b) Prep (c) Night Roll Call (d) Lights Out

• To ensure that the Housemates devote sufficient time for academic pursuits in order

to improve their own and the House’s performance in academics

• To select teams for various competitions involving sports & games, co curricular and

other activities and ensure that these teams practice adequately for the competitions.

• To assist the House Master in compiling and publishing articles and photographs in

the House Newsletter.

• To ensure that a substantial contribution of articles and photographs are made by the

Housemates for the Annual School Magazine.

• To ensure good harmonious relationship with other House Appointments.

• To lead the House Troop on Parade.

Any other duty assigned by School authorities.


Class Captain

Class Captain is responsible to the Class Teacher for the following• To submit Parade State to Class Teacher and each Subject Teacher.• To note details on the blackboard such as Date, Period, Total Strength, Present

Strength, Out of Station, MI Room, Subject, Master, etc.• To maintain the discipline of the class.• To report to the Class Teacher/ Senior Master/ Vice Principal if a teacher has not

come to the class within the first five minutes. To maintain Work Done Register andget it signed by the teacher concerned after the class.

• To ensure that the cadets don’t talk, sleep or play inside the classroom when theteacher is not present. To ensure that they only study or carry out any otherassigned task. To ensure that the classroom and the corridors are kept clean. Cadetsshould not litter the floor with paper, wrappers etc. They should put the garbage inthe waste bin.

• To ensure that all the doors and windows are open.• To update information on the classroom boards and on the board outside the class-

room.• To distribute Textbooks and Stationery


• To assist the Class Teacher to prepare nominal roll for various activities. To distrib-ute answer scripts and collect them back after perusal. .To remind absentees of theclasses which they have missed due to hospitalization, leave etc and ensure that theycatch up with the syllabus/ tasks and also appear for all the tests/ exams which theyhave missed. To keep an account of all the furniture and fittings (including electronicitems like Computer/ Cabinet, LCD Projector, White Board, Speakers etc) inside theclassroom. To ensure that these are not damaged or tampered with by anyone and arereturned to the classroom if they have been taken out temporarily

• He is to ensure that the cadets do not damage / deface property / building. If heobserves any such occurrence, he is to report it to the Class Teacher / Senior Master/ Vice Principl immediately. He is to inform the Class Teacher / Senior Master / VicePrincipal about any unusual activity or any breach of instruction by any Cadet.

• He is to ensure that the class assembles is conducted properly after the classes areover for the day. The Duty Cadets are to clear the litter in the classroom before theSquad leaves for lunch or goes back to the dorms. He is to ensure that all windows are

closed; electrical points (including computers) are switched off and doors bolted

properly before leaving. To immediately inform the Class Teacher of any damage or

loss as well as the names of the persons responsible.


TIPS TO EXCEL IN ACADEMICS

• Be attentive and enjoy learning. Learning is fun, not a burden.• Don’t escape from subjects/ chapters which you like less.• Ask questions and clarify doubts in the classroom itself. Don’t brush away a doubt

even if it seems silly to you or even if you think that others will laugh. Only anintelligent student or the one who has studied will have doubts.

• Outside the classroom consult subject teachers/ classmates and seniors and clearyour doubts.

• Revise the lesson during Prep, the same day. Also study and clear any backlogplaying a quiz etc on the subject along with friends.

• Don’t indulge in acts of indiscipline - you will waste time in official action. It willalso derail you from your journey toward success.

• Protect your body and health against injuries and illnesses with appropriate precau-tions.

• You wouldn’t want to miss crucial classes or exams. Your body needs at least 7 hoursof rest (so sleep from 10 PM to 5 PM). Studying late is only counterproductivebecause you would feel groggy and depleted of energy the next day – a conditionwhich will disrupt your concentration from studies. Whereas if you are properlyrested you will feel active and receptive during a class / exam.

• Set yourself goals of achieving specific percentage of marks- make a promise to yourparents or friends.


CADETS: DO’S AND DON’TS

• Be punctual and report in time for all assemblies, classes and events.

• Be prompt in your work especially submission of assignments and projects.

• Maintain proper dress code, turn out (including haircut) and bearing at all times.

• Observe proper kit layout and always be prepared for kit inspection.

• Maintain personal health and hygiene.

• Keep your dorms/ rooms and surroundings neat and clean.

• Dispose waste material and trash only in the garbage pit.

• Use mosquito nets at night.

• Chase away dogs.

• If you have suspicion of chicken pox or any communicable illness, report sick imme-

diately.

• Follow table manners inside the mess.

• Always march in squads.

• Pay compliments/ salute all officers, masters and staff. Respect all elders.

• Help junior cadets with their problems.

• Save power- switch of lights and fans and save water- turn off taps when not

required.


• Guard school property- furniture, electrical appliances, blackboards, display boards,

taps, walls, doors, windows, ing sick or going home on leave.

• Don’t entertain parents/ guests/ friends/ strangers/ vendors/ contractors/ labourers

etc inside the Dorms/ Rooms without the permission of the House Master.

• Don’t malinger or feign illness. However, don’t hide any illness, especially when it is

contagious like chicken pox or eye-flu.

• Don’t mix with cadets who have been isolated or ‘out of bounds’ due to chicken pox

or eye-flu.

• Don’t gang up, fight or quarrel with others and don’t ridicule your batch mates or rag/

tease your juniors. Don’t use abusive, offensive or disrespectful language.

• Don’t tell lies, cheat (including malpractice in exams), forge or steal.

• Don’t apply for leave without sufficient cause.

• Don’t waste times in unproductive tasks like chit-chatting, day dreaming, sleeping in

the daytime in the class, study room etc. Do not read fiction etc during class and

study time.


May I hate each evil thought,

May I do all things I ought. -

Enlighten our minds,

Strengthen our memories,

And direct our wills to do what is right.

Oh God, grant us courage to seek truth

And make us truly wise, by leading us

From darkness to light.

May all in this world be happy,

May they be healthy,

May they be comfortable

Oh Lord, each morning when we come to school

Bless us with a successful day

Bless our teachers one and all

And all our friends both big and small.

Bless our Parents whose love we share

And keep them always in your care.

We thank thee, dearest Lord

For this new morning with its light,

For rest and shelter of the night,

For health and food, for love and friends.

Now guide us through another day

When at school and when at play,

And keep us safe from all evils.

SOCIETY PRAYER


NATIONAL ANTHEM

Jana - Gana - Mana adinayaka jaya he

Bharatha - Bhagya – Vidhata;

Punjab - Sindhu - Gujarat - Maratha,

Dravida - Utkala – Banga,

Vindhya - Himachala - Yamuna - Ganga

Uchchala - Jaladhi – Taranga;

Taba shubha name jaage

Taba shubha ashish maage,

Gaye taba - jaya - gaatha

Jana - Gana mangala - dayaka jaya he,

Bharatha - Bhagya – Vidhata.

Jaya he, Jaya he, Jaya he,

Jaya Jaya Jaya,Jaya he.


THINK AND WIN

If you think you are beaten, you are.If you think you dare not, you don’t.If you like to win, but you think you can’t,It is almost certain, you won’t.

If you think you are lost, you are lost.For out in the world we findSuccess begins in a fellow’s will,It’s all in the state of mind.

If you think you are outclassed, you are.You’ve got to think high to rise,You’ve got to be sure of yourself,Before you can ever win a prize.

Life’s battles don’t always goTo the stronger or faster man,But sooner or later the man who winsIs the man who thinks he can!


FOOTPRINTS

One night a man had a dream.He dreamed he was walkingalong the beach with the LORD.Across the sky flashed scenes from his life.For each scene, he noticedTwo sets of footprints in the sand;

one belonging to him, and the other to the

LORD.

When the last scene of his life flashedbefore him, he looked back at the footprintsin the sand.He noticed that many times along the pathof his life There was only one set offootprints.He also noticed that it happened at the verylowest and saddest times in his life.

This really bothered him and he questionedthe LORD about it;

“LORD, you said that once I decided tofollow you,You’d walk with me all the way.But I have noticed that during the mosttroublesome times in my life there is onlyone set of footprints.I don’t understand why when I needed youmost you would leave me.”

The LORD replied:“My son, My precious child,I love you and I would never leave you.During your times of trial and suffering,When you see only one set of footprints,It was then that I carried you.”


IF

If you can bear to hear the truth you’ve spoken

Twisted by knaves to make a trap for fools,

Or watch the things you gave your life to, broken,

And stoop and build ’em with worn-out-tools:

and lose, and start again at your beginnings.

And never breathe a word about your loss;

if you can force your heart and nerve and sinew

to serve your turn long after they are gone,

And so hold on when there is nothing in youIf

you can think and not make thoughts your aim;

If can meet with Triumph and Disaster

And treat those two importors just the same ;

If you can bear to hear the truth you’ve spoken

Twisted by knaves to make a trap for fools,

Or watch the things you gave your life to, broken,

And stoop and build ’em with worn-out-tools:

If you can make one heap of all your winnings

And risk it on one turn of pitch and toss,

Except the will which says to them: “hold on!”

If you can talk with crowds and keep your virtue,

Or walk with kings nor lose the common touch,

If neither foes nor loving friends can hurt you,

If all men count with you, but none too much;

If you can fill the unforgiving minute

With sixty seconds worth of distance run,

Yours is the Earth and everything that’s in it,

And which is more you will be a man, my son!

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