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PRINCIPAL’S REPORT(From 09 Aug 16 to 07 Nov 2016)

ENROLMENTAs on 07 Nov, 2016, the borne strength of the school is 2520 students.

ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTS

The Times of India Survey 2016

The school in a recently concluded Times of India : Survey-2016 ranked

amongst the top 10 schools of Noida and Gr. Noida schools.

Education World : Indian School Ranking 2016

The Education World, Indian School Ranking based mostly upon the public

perception, rated and ranked the school at 104th position amongst the

leading 17,300 CBSE schools of the country.

ACADEMICS

Round-II / Formative-II

Round-II for the Primary School commenced on 26 July, 2016 and

concluded on 14 Sep, 2016. Formative-II for Classes VI-X began on

11 Jul, 2016 and concluded on 29 Aug, 2016. For Class XI, Round-II

commenced on 01 Aug, 2016 and concluded on 29 Aug, 2016 and for Class

XII began on 11 Jul, 2016 and concluded on 08 Aug, 2016.

PTM for Mont-I to Cl XII was held on 01 Oct, 2016. Attendance of the

Parents was about 90%.

Summative-I / Half Yearly

For Cls VI – XII the examination commenced on 09 Sep, 16 and concluded

on 23 Sep, 16.

PTM

Monthly AssignmentsCls I – XII were given assignments for each of the months of

August, September and Oct, 2016.

Centre for Scholastic Integration

Students enrolled with CFSI from Cls VI-XII appeared for

Summative-I Examination which commenced on 09 Sep, 2016.

The results of the examination held were discussed with the

parents of these special children and Individualized Education

Plan (IEP’s) were handed over to them on 01 Oct, 2016 during PTM.

Inter school Inclusive Swimming Competition was held at Step

By Step School, Noida on 24 Aug, 2016 wherein Danish (III) and

Chirag Arora (VIII) bagged the gold and Saral (V) bagged the

silver medal.

Danish Saral Chirag

• To enable the children learn skills of daily living

‘Pretend Play’ activity was organized by Sp. Educator (Sr) for

students of middle school.

• To celebrate the spirit of Diwali, Sp. Educator (Pr) organized

Diya Painting Activity on 27 Oct, 2016.

INCLUSIVE EDUCATION

NOIDA

Principles of Inclusive Education

"To strive for better and better, not resting on one’s laurels; seek solutions notexcuses, deliver results and serve the community by providing qualityeducation.”

No discrimination with students

Equal educational opportunity to all

School adapt to the need of students

equal educational benefits for all students

The student’s views are listened to and taken seriously

Individual differences between students are a source of richness and diversity, and

not a problem.

Meaning of Inclusion

Key Provisions for Inclusive EducationConstitution of India :

• Article 45: Free and compulsory education for all children up

to 14 years, changed to ECCE up to 6 years age (86th

amendment of Constitution)

• Article 21 A: Right to Education Act, 2009-Fundamental right

of all children aged 6-14 to get equitable, free and quality

education.

Persons with Disability Act

(Equal Opportunities, Protection of Rights and Full Participation), 1995

Direction to ensure equal opportunities for people with disabilities and their

full participation in the nation building

✓ The Act provides for both preventive and promotional aspects of

rehabilitation of persons with disability, unemployment and establishment of

homes for persons with severe disability, etc.

✓ Every child with disability - right to free education till the age of 18 years

in integrated schools or special schools.

✓ Special schools for children with disabilities shall be equipped with

vocational training facilities.

National Curriculum Framework 2005

Schools need to become centres that prepare children for life and ensure that

all children,

especially the differently abled,

children from marginalized sections,

children in difficult circumstances get the maximum benefit of this critical

area of education. (NCF, 2005, p.85)

The National Action Plan for Inclusion in Education of

Children and Youth with Disabilities (IECYD)-2005

The goal of the Action Plan is – “ to ensure the inclusion

of children and youth with disabilities in all available

general educational settings, by providing them with a

learning environment that is available, accessible,

affordable and appropriate.”

Education for All, 1990

Intensifies that large numbers of vulnerable and

marginalized group of learners were excluded from the

education system worldwide.

It made its vision of education as a broader concept (EFA)

than schooling including women literacy, lifelong education

etc.

National Policy on Education- 1986 and POA

1992Gives emphasis on the removal of disparities and equalize educational

opportunities by attending to the specific needs of those who have

been denied equality.

CHILDREN WHO LEARN TOGETHER GROW TOGETHER

INCLUSIVE EDUCATION : DIFFERENT VIEW POINTS

EDUCATION

VIEW

SOCIOLOGICAL

VIEW

ECONOMIC

VIEW

HUMANITARIAN

VIEW

DEMOCRATIC VIEW

•Needs of all

students are

met –preparing

them for life .

•Teachers

improve their

professional

skills .

•Our society needs

the schools –values

like wider ,social

acceptance and

cooperation are

prevalent .

•Out of 700

million disable

persons of the

world only 10

percent are in

India.

•Inclusive

Education is

cost effective

in nature .

•Lack of

confidence ,

motivation and

positive

expectation fro

achievements

are the

product of

segregated

learning

environment ,

•To bring disable

children in the

mainstreaming

education ,the

fair, ethical and

equitable

measures need to

be taken to avoid

discrimination .

Comparison

EMPOWERING THE LEARNER

The school takes its pride of its resource centre called the CENTRE FOR

SCHOLASTIC INTEGRATION which ensures that the children with special needs

are smoothly accommodated in the mainstream.

History of Conception-

Earlier Known as Academic Rehabilitation Centre (ARC)

ARC became functional in the year 2008.

Started with 1 Special Educator and School Counselor

In 2010 the Centre appointed 2 Special Educators

In 2011 name changed to Centre for Scholastic Integration.

Presently the centre functions with 2 special educators and a school

counselor.

Currently the Centre caters to 24 students in all with special needs.

These include

3 with Autism,

1 with Borderline intelligence,

18 with LD,

2 with Visual impairment

Special care is taken for children with ADHD, Cerebral Palsy and epilepsy.

Strategies of Inclusive Education

co-operative learning

Peer tutoring or

Use of

technology in

the classroom

for teaching

Accessibilit

y and Ease

Multi

Sensory

Teaching

Aid

Play

Based

Learning

Pretend

play – A day

at Bank

Modified

Worksheets

One to One

Sessions

Group

Sessions

Unwinding Talent

INSPIRE: Interschool Event for differently abled

"Strength does not come from physical capacity. It comes from an indomitable will.“ -Mahatma Gandhi.

Keeping alive the vision of the schoolwhich is to help every individual realizehis/her true potentials and to developcognitive, affective and psychomotor skillswhich are the essence of holistic growth ofevery child. Every year Bal Bharati PublicSchool, Noida organizes an interschoolevent for children with special needswhich was named, ‘INSPIRE’. The event isheld, to raise awareness towards disabilityand to empower children with physical,socio-emotional and cognitive limitation bycelebrating and recognizing their talentsand abilities through various art, craft andlinguistic competitions.

SUCCESS STORIES

1. Danish Rawat (ASD) bagged gold medal in Step By Step School , Noida in interschool

swimming competition held for the specially abled.

2. Saral and Chirag Arora (LD)participated in CBSE National Swimming competition held at

Bhopal and won silver medals.

3. Rekha a visually impaired student participated in computer typing competition held at

Saksham School a NGO for the visually Impaired and secured first position.

4. Durgesh a student with visual impairment came first in poem recitation competition INSPIRE-

2016 held at BBPS noida.

5. Lavanya and Aadya children with learning disability also participated in INSPIRE-2016 and

secured first place in essentials of a travel bag.

1. Aeshaan Mehta diagnosed with Autism passed out with a credible 81%

in class XII AISSCE 2012-13 Examination. He pursued a diploma in

Animation and is currently working with AIMS media creating

animation in their monthly newsletter.

2. Shrey Bhatnagar Diagnosed with Learning Disability and Heamophilia.

Secured 90 % marks in class XII Board examination in the year 2014-

15. Presently he is pursuing his bachelors from Delhi University.

3. Krishna Kaul diagnosed with Dyslexia and Autism achieved 95% marks

in mathematics. He is currently pursuing his bachelors from SRM

University, Harayana.

Aeshaan Mehta Shrey Bhatnagar Krishna Kaul

Merit Certificates06 girl students of Cl XII (session 2015-16) received a scholarship of

Rs.30,000/- each under the Medhavi Kanya Yojna of U P Govt. for their

academic achievements.

1 Harshita Goel 4 Samiddha Jana

2 Smiti Gupta 5 Noor Bhatnagar

3 Suhana Ali 6 Shreya Mittal

In order to improve teaching-learning process, classes are observed

on regular basis by Principal, Vice Principal and HMs. Suggestions and

feedback given by the observers go a long way in improving the Class

Room Transaction.

Class Observations

Any Other

ISA ACTIVITIES

Face To Faith (Tony Blair Foundation)

‘Face to Faith’ is a Global Educational Programme for

Middle and Secondary School Students run by the

‘Tony Blair Foundation’. It connects students worldwide

via a secure website where they interact and discuss

global issues from variety of faith and belief

perspectives.

DATE SCHOOL TOPIC AGE GROUP PARTICIPATING

STAFF

Thursday

22/9/16

1. Xavier University -

Ateneo de Cagayan

Junior High School,

Philippines

2. Bal Bharati Public

School, Noida

3 The Universal School,

Ghatkopar, Mumbai

4. Govt Girls Meera

Pilot Higher Secondary

School , Pakistan

Peace and

Reconciliation

12-14 Years

Ms Richa Mohan

TGT (History)

Ms M Gulati,

TGT (Comp Sc)

Following video conferences were held during the period under the report.

DATE SCHOOL TOPIC AGE GROUP PARTICIPATING

STAFF

Wednesday

28/9/16

1. Al-Sadiq Grammar

School, Pakistan

2. Xavier University -

Ateneo de Cagayan

Junior High School,

Philippines


School, Noida

Faith, Values &

Communities

12-14 Years

Ms M Arora

TGT (English)

Ms M Tripathi

TGT (Comp. Sc)

Tuesday

8/11/16

1. Nehru World School

Ghaziabad

2. Tagore International

School - East of

Kailash, Delhi


School, Noida

Women’s Rights

(Hindi)

12-14 years

Ms Nishi Nigam

TGT (Hindi)

Ms Nalin Anju

PGT (Comp Sc)

INTERNATIONAL PEACE DAY CELEBRATIONS

Making Peace Pledge: A Global Competition

The School was one of the 16 schools short listed for the Best Entries

among the 46 schools across the globe in making Peace Pledge

Competition. Approximately 700 students were involved in writing the

pledge, making the video and designing the peace poster. A short

programme was conducted in the school auditorium where the pledge was

taken by the students. The objective was to sensitise the young learners

to this important realization about peace being the only option left to

humanity for sustenance and development.

Curricular &

Co-Curricular ActivitiesThe Inter House Competitions were held as per the schedule

given in school calendar.

MONT-I

Co Scholastic

Thumb Printing

Dress-up Your Partner (Race)

Salad Making

Doha Rendition

Animal Race

Mask Making

Word Ladder Game

Diya Decoration

MONTESSORI DEPARTMENT

Diya Decoration

Salad Making

MONT-II

Co Scholastic

Tricolor Race

Rakhi Making

Sandwich Making

Card Making

Shloka Rendition

Experiment with Air & Water

Costume Day

Freehand Drawing

Candle Making

Shloka Rendition

Costume Day

PRIMARY DEPARTMENT

Inter Section Kite Making Competition (I & II)

Inter Section Calligram (IV & V)

Inter Section Creative Writing (I-III)

Inter Section Hindi Doha Vaachan (I & II)

Inter Section Tongue Twister (III)

Inter Class Kavyalaya (IV & V)

Inter Section Folk Dance Competition (III)

Intra Section Life Sized Snakes & Ladder Game (I & II)

Inter Section Paper Craft (IV & V)

Inter House Patriotic Song Competition (I & II)

Inter Section Math-o-Mania (I – V)

Inter Section AD MAD (I & II)

Inter Section Story Telling Competition (III)

Inter Section Tete-a-Tete Competition (IV & V)

Games & Sports Inter Section Football Match (Prelims) (IV & V)

Co Scholastic

Math-o-Mania

Patriotic Song

MIDDLE/SECONDARY/SR. SECONDARY DEPARTMENT

Co ScholasticInter House Crossword Designing Competition (XI-XII)

Inter House Enactment of Dramatic Monologues (IX-X)

Inter House Hindi Enactment (IX-X)

Inter House Panel Discussion (XI-XII)

Inter House Display Board Competition (VI-XII)

Inter House Basketball (Boys) (IX-XII)

Inter House Badminton (Girls) (IX – XII)

Games & SportsCrossword Designing

Hindi Enactment Panel Discussion

ASTRONOMY CLUB

A session on ‘Comets and Asteroids’ was conducted on 19 Aug,

16 wherein an activity on Cooking a Comet was carried out

using soil, soya sauce, ammonia and dry ice.

A session on Astronomer’s Tools (Club Kit) A Grid in the Sky: Celestial Coordinate

System Creating a Sky Map was conducted on 30 Sep, 16. Members were familiarized

with the Kit materials and their working. They identified the purpose of the material

and how it aids in pursuing science. Understanding the concept of coordinates in our

celestial system was emphasized. Identifying reference techniques to locate objects

in space and creating a celestial grid and a sky map were explained. Students

constructed a Sky Map for both the hemispheres based on the understanding of

celestial grid.

Under the aegis of SPACE, the Astronomy

Club celebrated the largest public space

event-World Space Week from 04 to 10

Oct, 2016. Various activities like Online

Painting Competition, Model Making,

Screening of Movie on Space and

Astronomy, Model Making of Satellite,

Display Board Making, and Super Moon

Observation were organized in the

school. Namrata Devgun (VIII) bagged

1st Prize in the Online Painting

Competition ‘Astro Art’ in the U-15 to 17

age category.Namrata Devgun

Another session on Rocket Science Level 1: Basics of Rocketry Construction of

Hydro rocket & Launching of Hydro rockets was conducted on 28 Oct, 16.

Session on Directions in Daytime: finding cardinal directions & Project Paridhi

: Measuring Earth’s Circumference was conducted on 05 Nov, 16. Students

recreated the Eratosthenes Experiment and calculated the circumference of

the Earth. They also learnt the ways to conduct Project Paridhi for science

popularization.

ENVIRONMENT CLUB

22nd International Day for Preservation of Ozone was celebrated

enthusiastically on 03 Oct, 16 by hosting a number of competitions like

Slogan Writing, Poster Making, Debate and Power Point Presentation

under the aegis of CBSE.

The Environment Club held its ANTI-CRACKER CAMPAIGN from 15 to 30 Oct, 16

with the following activities held in school.

NUKKAD NATAKTo spread mass awareness about celebrating Green Deepawali, a Nukkad Natak

was performed by the students of Classes IV – VIII at Great India Place Mall on

26 Oct, 2016. It received accolades from public as well parent fraternity.

INFOGRAPHICS

Children were given a free hand to write their views and opinion as well

as green practices followed by them to protect Mother Nature.

ANTI-CRACKER CAMPAIGN RALLY

Students from Cls IX & X participated in Anti-Cracker Campaign rally on

27 Oct, 16 with the aim of spreading public awareness. Local

Newspapers and the leading National dailies covered the event.

BANNER AND DIGITAL POSTERS

A banner was displayed outside

the gate to educate the masses

in order to celebrate Green

Diwali. Digital Posters were

mailed to all the neighbouring

schools to provide a corner to

the poster to educate the

children for the same.

Health &WellnessClub

• Keeping in view of the recent outbreak of

Dengue and Chikungunya, a wall Graffiti

was prepared to spread awareness on

causes, treatment & prevention. It was

displayed at all prominent locations in

the school campus.

• An interactive workshop on

‘Chikungunya’ was conducted for Classes

IX and X in school auditorium on 26 Sep,

16. Different case studies were shared

by Dr. Ruby Bansal from Max Hospital,

Vaishali. ‘Don’t Panic’ ‘Act Wisely’ wasthe carry home message.

• A multi specialty health camp was organized for Parents and Grand Parents

on 01 Oct, 16 in collaboration with Max Super Specialty Hospital, Vaishali. A

Physician and Specialists from Cardiology and Orthopedic Department

provided free Consultation. A team of technicians conducted free of cost

ECG, Blood Pressure, Random Blood sugar and BMD-Bone Mineral Density

test for all in the Medical room of the school. It was heartwarming to see

the parent fraternity getting benefitted and becoming health conscious.

• With an aim of “Making Smiles Beautiful” an interactive session regarding

‘Dental Health and Proper Brushing Techniques’ was held in the school

auditorium on 22 Sep, 16 for the students of Classes I - V. It was followed by

Dental Check up by Dr. Jaspreet Khurana and team of Doctors from Neo

Hospital, Noida to check for early warning signs of decay and orthodontic

problems in students.

INTERACT

CLUB

INTERACT CLUBInteract Club members of the school visited Sorkha and Basai Village

on 28 Oct, 2016. To commemorate the spirit of joy of giving and

Deepawali, gift hampers were distributed among the students of the

Govt School. Small workshops briefing students about Health,

Sanitation and Swacch Bharat Abhiyan were also conducted.

• Joy of Giving Week ‘Dil Ki Suno, Kuch Karo’ Daan Utsav, a unique, annual

‘Festival of Giving’ is celebrated every year in India that commences on Gandhi

Jayanti i.e 02 October. It brings forth a beautiful feeling of being able to share

your blessings with the less fortunate.

• Bal Bharati Public School, Noida joined hands with ‘Goonj’, an NGO to bring

about positive changes in the society and thereby instilling a feeling of sharing

and caring amongst its students. Activities like ‘Meri Mitti Ki Gullak’, ‘Mera

Janam Din’, ‘Mera Tohfa’, ‘Neki Ka Iraada’ & ‘Meter of Cloth’ were conducted

for the students.

OPEN EXAMS

• ANCQ-2016 (Australian National Chemistry Quiz) organized by the

Royal Australian Chemistry Institute was held on 23 Aug, 16 where in a

total of 49 students from Cls VII-XII participated. Result is awaited.

• 16th NCO (National Cyber Olympiad) organized by the SOF (Science

Olympiad Foundation) was conducted in the school premises on 20 Oct

2016. A total of 41 students from Cls III-X participated. Result is awaited.

• NTSE (NATIONAL TALENT SEARCH EXAMINATION-2015), the most

prestigious examination conducted by the NCERT was held on 06 Nov,16,

where in 33 students from Cl X participated, the result of which is

awaited.

Inter SchoolCompetitions

The school participated in the following Inter school competitions

during the period under report :

‘LITFEST 2016’ AT JAYPEE PUBLIC SCHOOL, NOIDA

DATE EVENT PARTICIPANTS POSITIONTOTAL NO

OF TEAMS

10.08.16

Panache – Mime

Show

Dhruv Bisht (V)

Kushagra (V)

Saral C (V)

Tanay J (IV)

Sparsh S (V)

Ojas S (IV)

II 20

Who Am I? – Role

Play

Ankita Manchan

(II)III 24

‘VIVIDHA’ AT AHLCON PUBLIC SCHOOL,MAYUR VIHAR, PH-1, DELHI

DATE EVENT PARTICIPANTS POSITION

TOTAL

NO OF

TEAMS

12.08.16

Renaissance –

Fashion Fiesta

Dhruv Thakur (I)

Shivansh (II)

Gauri Uppal (II)

Riddhima (II)

Siddhiksha (I)

Pranya (I)

Lavanya (III)

Aiyanna Sinha (II)

Lakshya (III)

Adriza Paul (II)

II 25

Vaani Kalash – Duet

Song

Devanshi Agarwal (V)

Navya Thapliyal (V) I 20

‘RESPLENDANCE’AT VBPS, NOIDA


OF TEAMS

22.08.16Dab ‘N’ Splash

Category B

Archana Muni (V)

Digisha Vats (IV)I 25

22.08.16 English Skit

Adya Thakur (IV)

Darshil (IV)

Garvit (IV)

Abhinav (V)

Rajanya (V)

Aryan (V)

Apeksha (V)

Sanskriti (V)

III 25

22.08.16 Canvas PaintingRachyta (XII)

Kanishka Jhanjir (XI)I 22

22.08.16 Folk ArtDevojeet Modak (X)

Sarthika Dve (IX)I

24

‘VIBGYOR’ AT SARLA CHOPRA DAV SCHOOL, NOIDA

DATE EVENT PARTICIPANTS POSITION

TOTAL NO

OF

TEAMS

26.08.16

Classical Vocal (Solo) Devanshi Agarwal (V) I 18

Classical Dance (Group)

Himangi Sahoo (V)

Bhavya (V)

Vanshika Biswal (V)

Disha Pant (V)

Nandini Nambiar (V)

Riya Agarwal (V)

Seeya Bajaj (V)

Nitya Dassi (V)

Aarushi Mehta (V)

Sanjana Suman (III)

Vanshikha Bhakuni (V)

I 22

‘ESPRIT’ AT BAL BHARATI PUBLIC SCHOOL, NOIDA


OF TEAMS

31.08.16

Kavita VachanArika Agarwal (Mont-I)

Akshaj sharma (Mont-I)I 15

Collage MakingAlina Ali (Mont-I)

Aastha (Mont-I)I 15

Fancy DressVedika S (Mont-II)

Aaradhya Bhatt (Mont-II)III 15

‘SPLENDOUR’ AT BAL BHARATI PUBLIC SCHOOL, GANGARAM


OF TEAMS

17.09.16

Free Hand Drawing &

ColouringAnvi Chaudhary (Mont-II) II 17

Folder Making Satvik Sahoo (Mont-II) II 17

English Recitation Vedika S (Mont-II) III 17

‘SWACHH BHARAT ABHIYAN’ AT NATIONAL SCIENCE CENTRE

DATE EVENT PARTICIPANTS POSITIONTOTAL NO OF

TEAMS

29.9.16 Open House QuizPriyanshu Bajaj(VII)

Shrey Jaiswal (VI)III 40

29.9.16 Nukkad Natak

Karan Negi, Vrinda Sharma,

Shaurya Bisht, Pratham Sharma,

Shambhavi, Shiva, Bhavya Negi,

Shashank, Shreya Singh, Eti (VIII)

III 15

29.9.16Creative Film

Production

Aman Arora (IX)

Rohan Bhandari (IX)III 20

‘U.N. SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS’ AT ASN SCHOOL, DELHI

DATE EVENT PARTICIPANTS POSITIONTOTAL NO OF

TEAMS

30.9.16 Story Poster Making Devojeet Modak (X) III 22

DEBATE AT DELHI ZOOLOGICAL PARK, DELHI

DATE EVENT PARTICIPANTS POSITIONNO OF

TEAMS

05.10.16 English DebateIshita Jain (XI)

Vriti Gupta (X)III 22

‘NATIONAL PSYCHOLYMPIAD’ AT NATIONAL SCIENCE CENTRE, N DELHI


TEAMS

6.10.16 Movie Analysis Himanshu Arya (XII)

Aaushi Talwar (XI)

I 20

‘HINDI DIWAS’ AT AMITY INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION, SAKET


TEAMS

18.10.16 Hindi Poetry Recitation Anushka Pandey, Sristi,

Priyanka Nautiyal, Vedant

Agnihotri (IX)

II 26

‘WIZARD OF BIZ’ AT SALWAN PUBLIC SCHOOL, DELHI


TEAMS

21.10.16Story Product

Advertising

Arukan Bansal,Lavanya Rajan,

Utkarsh Devnani,

Kanak Bisht (XI)

I 22

‘BATTLE OF TITANS’ AT MAYOOR SCHOOL, NOIDA


TEAMS

25.10.16E-Canvas Shubhankar Pradhan (III)

Naman Biswas (III)I 28

‘THE PARADIGM’ AT MAYOOR SCHOOL, NOIDA


TEAMS

26.10.16 GamingNikhil Rewar (X)

AKshit Suri (X)II 22

Meritorious Achievements

GOOGLE INDIA CODE TO LEARN CONTESTOnline entries were invited for the “Google

India Code to Learn Contest” in the month of

August wherein the students had to submit a

project in the form of stories, games, cartoons

or any other imaginative or creative form of

expression.

A total of 800 entries were received by Google

from all over India. Rishabh Singhal (X) was

declared the All India Winner in the category of

Class IX & X. He designed a game using the

software “Scratch”. It is worth mentioning that

there are only 03 winners all over India in this

category.

Rishabh Singhal

CBSE CHILD LABOUR PROJECT

For the second consecutive year,

Bal Bharati Public School, Noida, is

the proud winner of all India Level

School Based Project Competition

“End Child Labour in Supply Chain!!”

organised by CBSE to create

community awareness on World Day

Against Child Labour 2016!!

ATAL INNOVATION MISSION

The school was shortlisted for the next and final round in the selection process for

the establishment of Atal Tinkering Laboratories (ATL) in school, an initiative under

the Atal Innovation Mission (AIM) by NITI Aayog, Govt. of India. The School

participated in the ATL Innovation Challenge on 05 Nov, 16 wherein a team of

teachers and students show cased solutions for the identified challenges. Result of

the final round is awaited.

• Nitya Garg (IV) proudly bagged a position among the first fifteen

painters in a national level Online Painting Competition ‘Japan on

Canvas 2016’ organized by ‘Experience Japan’ in October, 2016. A total

of 1521 students participated from all over the country. The top thirty

paintings have been exhibited at Tanshin Okukura Gallery, The Japan

Foundation, 5A , Ring Road, Lajpat Nagar IV, New Delhi.

Nitya Garg

Namrata Devgun (VIII) and Yash Garg (VIII) have been selected to

participate at the State level XII Energy Conservation Painting

Competition organized by BEE powered by CBSE to be held at Lucknow

on 09 Nov, 16.

BEE STATE LEVEL PAINTING COMPETITION

Yash Garg Namrata Devgun

BEST PRACTICES

Bal Bharati Public School, Noida appealed to its parent fraternity to give impetus

to the handloom sector by using more and more Khadi/Handloom products in

daily lives. On the occasion of Gandhi Jayanti, students from Classes I to XII were

allowed to wear Khadi costumes to the school on all working days between 03

Oct, 16 and 30 Oct, 16 in order to promote the cause of Handloom weavers of the

country. The response from the staff as well as student community was

overwhelming.

SPECIAL OCCASIONS Following days were observed and celebrated in the school. Information was disseminated through morning

assemblies, display boards and distribution of monographs where applicable :

DATE IMPORTANT DAYS

10.08.16 Sanskrit Day

19.08.16 World Photography Day

20.08.16 Sadbhawana Diwas

29.08.16 National Sports Day

08.09.16 World Literacy Day

14.09.16 Hindi Day

16.09.16 International Day for the Preservation of the Ozone Layer

21.09.16 International Day of Peace

27.09.16 World Tourism Day

02.10.16 Gandhi / Lal Bahadur Shastri Jayanti

04.10.16 to 10.10.16 World Space Week

11.10.16 International Day of Girl Child

15.10.16 World Students Day

24.10.16 United Nations Day

WORKSHOPS AND SEMINARSTeachers’ Workshops

S.NTHEME/

SUBJECT

KEY SPEAKER/

ORGANIZERHELD ON VENUE ATTENDED BY

1"I "- in desIgn,

IKEBANAMs Manisha 07 Sep, 16

Indian

National

Centre

Mrs A Motwani, VPL

Mr Niladri,

TGT (Art & Craft)

2

Writing

Education in

India

Dr.Valeria Ross 10 Sep, 16

V.Chicago

Centre Karan

Singh Marg

Mrs A Motwani, VPL

3Sugamya

PustakalyaSaksham School 17 Sep, 16

Saksham

Daksh School

Ms Amita Ganjoo,

HM (Sr)

Ms Aditi, TGT

(Psycho)

In Service Teachers Training Programme

During the period under report, following workshops were conducted at

BBPS Training Centre :

S.N THEME/ SUBJECTKEY SPEAKER/

ORGANIZERHELD ON ATTENDED BY

1. Learning how to learn Dr.Aradhna Sharma 10 Aug, 16 Ms Sharmishtha, PRT

Ms Shikha, (PRT)

Ms Vaishali (PRT)

2. How to prepare for NTSE Mr.Amendra Kumar 16 Aug, 16 Mr R K Skiri, PGT (Maths)

Ms Indula, TGT (Science)

3. Promoting Improved

Inclusive Communication

Ms. Ritu Odumosi 19-20 Aug, 16 Ms Saba Naaz, Special

Educator

Ms Depali, Special

Educator

4. Teacher Leadership Dr Aradhna Sharma 22 Aug, 16 Ms Kamna (PRT)

Ms Deepa (PRT)

5. Capacity Building

Proagramme

-- 29 Aug, 16 Ms N Marwah, PRT

Ms Monika Panwar, PRT

S.N THEME/ SUBJECTKEY SPEAKER/

ORGANIZERHELD ON ATTENDED BY

6. Nature/Recreational

Mathematics

Prof V.P Singh

Prof J.C Nijhawan

03 Sep, 16 Ms Anjali Sharma, TGT

(Maths)

7. Action Research Dr.Neerja

Rajhawan

15-16 Sep, 16 Ms.Kamna (PRT)

Ms Shally Walia, PGT

(History)

Ms Sabri, TGT (Soc Sc)

8. Importance of

Assessment in teaching

methodology

Norihisia Wadia 27 Sep, 16 PGT's and TGT's

Mathematics / Science

9. CPT-Common Prevelant

Test

Prof Dharma

Prakash

01 Oct, 16 Ms Abju Bhatnagar, PRT

Ms Vaishali Mittal, TGT

(Maths)

10. Understanding the

Adolescent

Dr Aradhna

Sharma

05 Oct, 16 Ms Saba (Special

Educator)

Ms Deepali (Special

Educator)

Students’ Workshops

S.NTHEME/

SUBJECT

KEY SPEAKER/


1. Science of

Light

Mr Atish Aman

Mars Education

19 Aug, 16 School Auditorium 42 Students from

Classes VI-X

2. Integrated

Courses in

Management

Mr Anuj Arora 01 Sep, 16 Sr Library Students of Classes

XI-C

Students of Classes

XII-C

S.NTHEME/

SUBJECT

KEY SPEAKER/


3.

Career

Advocacy

Programme

Dr.G Naveen Babu &

Mr. Anubhav

Shiv Nadar University

The Chopras

5,6,7 and 13 Sep,

16

School

Auditorium

Students of Classes

X-XI

4

We the change

–

A launch pad to

engage

students in

social

transformation

Ashoka Foundation 06 Sep, 16 Eicher School

Ms Nandini

Bhattacharya

TGT (English)

Students-

Srishti (IX), Anushka

(IX)

S.NTHEME/

SUBJECT

KEY SPEAKER/


5

Dengue and

Chikungunya

Dr Ruby Bansal Max

Hospital,26 Sep, 16 School Auditorium

Students of Classes

IX -X

6 Cyber Crime

Mr Anuj Agarwal

Chairman

Centre for

Research on Cyber

Crime and Cyber

Laws

27 Sep, 16 School Auditorium Students of Classes

IX-X

Parent Advocacy WorkshopA workshop on “Healthy Kids” was organized on 16 Sep, 16 in the school

Auditorium for the Pre Primary Parents. The Resource person for the day

was Mrs. Rashmi Bhatia, Dietician, VIMHANS Hospital, Delhi. She discussed

different ways to make the tiffin attractive as well as nutritive. She

encouraged the parents not to rely much on packaged food, instead try

cooking something innovatively and present it in an attractive way to children.

NIE Workshop

Under the aegis of NIE, a Magic Show was conducted by Magician Deepak

for the students of Classes I to III on 29 Sep, 16.

School Functions

Independence Day

A special assembly was held on the occasion of Independence Day by

the students of TAGORE HOUSE.

Annual English Play

The Annual English Play ‘Oliver Twist’ was staged on 03 Sep, 16 by the Primary &

Middle School students in the School Auditorium. Shri Sandeep Marwah, Director,

Asian Academy of film and Television was the Chief Guest. Shri Anmol Sahdev of

‘Jungle Jungle Baat Chali Hai…..” fame graced the occasion as the Guest of Honour.

Shri Nikhil Channa, Chairman, BBPS, Noida and other luminaries added glory to the

occasion.

Teacher’s DayTo mark the occasion, a special programme was organized by the

Prefectorial Board on 05 Sep, 16. This was followed by a much deserved

chilled out day at Spice Cinemas, where the teachers watched the movie

“Happy Bhaag Jayegi” followed by a sumptuous lunch at Legends Grills.

Primary and Senior School celebrated Hindi Diwas on 14 Sep, 16. Garvit Mishra (V)

was awarded a sum of Rs.5000/- for winning Kavyalaya and Aneek Kumar (IV) was

a given a trophy for being the Runners Up. An Exhibition of books in the school

premises was held by National Book Trust on the occasion of Hindi Diwas.

Hindi Diwas

Gandhi JayantiA special assembly was conducted on 04 Oct, 16 by the students of ASHOKA

HOUSE to commemorate the birthdays of two great leaders of India –Mahatma Gandhi and Lal Bahadur Shastri..

Career Fair 2016Career Fair 2016 was organised by the Career Counseling Cell of Bal Bharati

Public School, Noida in collaboration with Ashoka University, Shiv Nadar University,

Pratham and The Chopras in school premises from 05 to 13 Oct, 16 for Classes IX -

XII. The aim of the fair was to provide students a guided support, inspire and equip

them with necessary information and make them informed about decisions related

to their careers.

Sports&

Games

Swimming

• CBSE North Zone – I Swimming Championship

2016 was held at Apeejay School, Noida from

01 to 04 Oct, 16. Ritika Anand (XI) won 03

Gold and 01 Silver, Chhavi (XI) won 01 Silver

and Milind Negi (X), Aniket (VIII), Devesh (VIII)

and Anant (VIII) won Silver medal in relay.

• Ritika Anand (XI), Chavi Chibber (XI), Milind

Negi (X), Aniket Aswal (VIII), Devesh Gosain

(VIII) and Anant (VIII) were selected to

represent North Zone-I in CBSE National

Swimming to be held at Rajiv Gandhi School,

Shahpura, Bhopal from 15 to 18 Nov, 16.

Chirag Arora (VIII), Saral (V) and Danish Rawat (III) also represented

the school in Special Child Category in CBSE National Swimming

which was held at Rajiv Gandhi School, Shahpura, Bhopal from 15 to 18

Nov, 16.

Ritika Anand (XI), Chhavi Chibber (XI), Milind Negi (X-A) and Devesh

Gusain (VIII) have been selected to represent school at CBSE Sports

Welfare Organisation in U-17 and U-19 (Boys & Girls) respectively for

the 62nd National School Games Swimming Championship (SGFI) to

be held at Rajkot, Gujrat from 26 to 28 Nov, 16.

Volley BallSahil Malik (IX) and Mukul Yadav (IX) have been selected to represent

school at CBSE Sports Welfare Organisation in U-17 (Boys) respectively

for the 62nd National School Games Volleyball Championship (SGFI) at

Faizabad, U P. Dates for the same are awaited.

Mukul Yadav Sahil Malik

HockeyHarshita Bisht (XI), Drishti Rawat (XI), Apoorva Kumar (XI), Vibhuti Gupta

(XI), Shreya Bhatia (XI), Shresth Uniyal (XII) & Aman Thakur (XII) have been

selected to represent school at CBSE Sports Welfare Organisation in U-19

(Boys & Girls) respectively for the 62nd National School Games Hockey

Championship (SGFI) at Roopnagar, Punjab to be held from 12 to 16 Dec, 16.

SkatingKhanak (Mont-II) and Aryan Sathe (V) won 3 Bronze medals in 300 m & 500 m

time trial in CBSE North Zone-I Skating Championship held at JBM Global

School, Noida from 21 to 23 Oct, 16.

10th ALL India Inter Unit Bal Bharati Sports Meet 2016

Organized by the Sports Council, CES and held at BBPS (Rohini) saw 18 units of

Bal Bharati Public Schools from all over India participating in games, i.e.

Basketball, Volleyball, Badminton, Athletics, Lawn Tennis, Table Tennis and

Chess.

The performance of the school was as follows :

S.NO EVENTS CATEGORY POSITION/MEDAL NAME

1 Badminton

(Girls)U-16 Runners Up

Kashvi Gupta (X)

Kanupriya (IX)

Apoorva Pant (X)

2Basketball

(Girls) U-16 III School Team

CLOSURE OF SWIMMING POOL

The Swimming classes for the session 2016-17

were suspended on 15 Nov, 2016 due to change

of weather. The pool shall now open w.e.f. 01

March, 2017 for school students after some

major repairs to be undertaken in Jan, 2017 &

Feb, 2017.

AdventureCamp

In order to incorporate an element of adventure and promote experiential learning

through team work, following batches visited Activity Centre at Solan, Himachal Pradesh.

The details of the trip are as follows:

BATCH

NO

DATES NO. OF

STUDENTS

TEACHERS INCHARGE

45 19 to 22 Sep

16

34 Boys Ms Manisha Sethi & Ms Vaishali

Singh

46 19 to 22 Sep

16

27 Girls Ms Nisha & Ms Ruchika Khanna

47 22 to 25 Sep

16

34 Girls Ms Neeta Marwah & Ms Vaishali

Vashisht

48 22 to 25 Sep

16

34 Girls Ms Vibha Sharma & Ms

Sharmishtha Chakraborty

49 25 to 28 Sep

16

37 Boys Ms Kamna Joshi & Ms Shikaha

Goswami

50 25 to 28 Sep

16

38 Boys Ms Arpita Singh & Ms Chandrika

Picnics&

Excursions

Students of Mont-I & II had a day’s outing to RAIL

MUSEUM, Delhi on 15 Oct, 16

450 students of Primary and Middle Dept visited KIDZANIA FUNCITY,

Noida on 17 Oct, 16.

46 students of Classes XI & XII along with 05 teachers went to

RANTHAMBORE AND JAIPUR from 14 to 17 Oct, 16.

42 students of Classes VII – X along with 05 teachers went to

JAIPUR AND CHOKIDHANI from 22 to 23 Oct, 16.

MEDICAL REPORTPeriodical Medical Check-up of the students of different Classes

for Term-II has been initiated under the supervision of Doctors

from Kailash Hospital.

REPORTING MATTERS

Discipline

The general discipline in the school has been satisfactory. No

untoward incident either among the students or the staff was

reported.

House Keeping

Both the Safai Karamcharis as well as the agency workers are

doing their work satisfactorily.

LAB/LIBRARY(a) Laboratory

PHYSICS LAB CHEMISTRY LAB

BIOLOGY LAB

The Labs are fully equipped with necessary material / apparatus. Practical

classes in Gen Science Lab (IV – VIII), Physics, Chemistry and Biology Labs

(IX – XII) were conducted on a regular basis as per the Time Table.

(b) LibraryTotal stock of books in two libraries put together is 22,010, an increase of 271 books

since the last report.

Distribution : Sr. Library 12,650 + 98 = 12,748

Jr. Library 7,599 + 173 = 7,772

Class Room Library (I – IX) 1,490

• The Library is also being used as a Learning Resource Centre to cater to the

needs of staff and students. The resource material has been organized for

the same. The timings of the school library have been extended up to 4 p.m.

Efforts are on to add on resources in the LRC with more computers with

internet access, CD ROMS and other Electronic Resources.

• Mrs Abha Bhardwaj, Sr Librarian and a Committee of teachers visited

International Book Fair organized by National Book Trust at Exhibition

grounds in Greater Noida on 17 Sep, 16. The visit exposed the teachers to a

great variety of books.

Video conference (Library Task Force)

Under the aegis of Library Task Force, Students

of Classes XI and XII participated in a Book

Discussion Competition hosted by BBPS, Rohini

on 01 Oct, 16 on the Book “The Five People You

Meet in Heaven” by Mitch Albolm. BBPS Noida

won the II Prize.

Next Book Discussion in the series was

conducted by BBPS, Noida on 15 Oct,16.

Students of Classes XI and XII participated in

the discussion on the Book “The Palace of

Illusion” by Chitra Divakaruni Banerjee. BBPS,

Noida won the II Prize.

School Transport

Presently 11 routes of Primary and Senior School and 4 Routes of the

Montessori Wing are operational, out of which 9 routes operate in and

around Noida and 01 each on Indirapuram, Ghaziabad and Delhi stretch.

The Supreme Court and STA guidelines are being followed.

FINANCE

The financial health of the school is satisfactory. The Seventh Pay

Commission has been accepted by Govt. of India and is to be

implemented w.e.f. 01 Jan, 2016. Its implications in the school

finance has two components, namely recurring and arrears.

Features of Pay & Perks which contribute directly to the recurring

establishment cost, include increased salary, HRA, Transport

Allowance, LTC, Gratuity and Bonus. Over and above, the Maternity

Leave of 180 days and Child Care Leave have a significant impact

on school liability.

The school is working out on the total liability cost.

MEASURERS FOR IMPROVEMENT

All the suggestions made from time to time are discussed and

implemented to the best of ability.

WORKS

Works Completed

Flooring of TT arena as well as skirting of the area has been completed.

The placement of mirrors in Dance Rooms has been completed.

Coverage of drain in Gym area has been completed.

Painting of Basement area has been completed.

Fixing of Aluminium doors in Basement area has been completed.

Painting of Front elevation of the Admin Block has been completed.

48 Class Rooms taken up for oil bound painting now look bright.

Laying of pipelines for watering the ground has been completed.

Work in Progress

Renovation of School Gate (I & II)

Renovation of 34 doors in Mont Block area is to commence shortly.

Rain Water Harvesting Management work started on 24 Nov, 2016.

Renovation / Repair and Maintenance of School Auditorium.

For electrical renovation, the electrical consultant has submitted

his report, Alert area’s have been identified, Estimates have been

obtained and work is to commence shortly.

PTA MEETING

The PTA Body of the school interacts on a regular basis and their

suggestions are received by the school from time to time. Through PTA

Funds, genuine and needy parents are in the process of shortlisting for

assistance to pay the pending school dues.

Weekly Faculty Meetings with Class Representatives, House Wardens, Head

of the Departments and Staff Meetings (on monthly basis) are being held on

a regular basis. The records of all the meetings are minuted in the proper

Minutes Register as well as released on the teacher portal for reading

purposes.

MEETING WITH STAFF

I would like to put on record my deep sense of appreciation for the staff

who work selflessly and ensure that the school graph is on the rise. The

constant guidance from the members of the Managing Committee plays a

major role.

I would also like to express my heartfelt gratitude to the Chairman,

Secretary and all erudite members of the Managing Committee for their

unstinting support as we travel the path of excellence which though full

of challenges is very fulfilling. A special thanks to the President, CES for

providing a state-of-art infrastructure and all time support on a

continuous basis to the school.

I offer my sincere thanks for sparing your valuable time to attend the

meeting this afternoon.

STAGE-1

(Self

Assessment)

STAGE-2

(Planning)

School Head

As Convenor & Facilitator

STAGE-3

(Implementation)

STAGE-4

(Monitoring)

SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT PLAN

(2017-18 – 2019-2010)

PUSHING INNOVATION CULTURE IN SCHOOL

BENEFITS OF SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT PLANNING

• CREATES A COLLABORATIVE CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT CULTURE TO ENSURE

THAT ALL STUDENTS ARE ACHIEVING AT HIGH LEVELS.

• ENCOURAGES INNOVATION THROUGH RESEARCH BASED PRACTICES.

• FOCUSES AND ALIGNS STAFF DEVELOPMENT RESOURCES.

• PROVIDES DATA TO SUPPORT AND DOCUMENT GROWTH.

ON IMPLEMENTATION START UP, CLARIFY ROLES OF THOSE

INVOLVED AND DETERMINE ACTIVITIES ON IMPLEMENTATION

OF THE SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT PLAN.

TO CONDUCT A WORKSHOP IN FEB, 2017

IDENTIFYING THE PRIORITY IMPROVEMENT AREAS

(COLLECTING, ORGANIZING & ANALYZING SCHOOL DATA)Sl.

No.

IMPROVEMENT

AREA

URGENCY MAGNITUDE

(NO. OF LEARNERS TO BE

BENEFITTED)

FEASIBILITY

(WITHIN SCHOOLS MANDATE OR

CONTROL)

INTERPRETATION

01 TEACHER LEADERSHIPTeachers to be empowered and trained to

be innovation in teaching techniques and

be the architects of school curriculum

Training of staff in

innovation area to

commence in March

2016.

Student of Primary and

Senior School

YES(For rating the Qtrly performance of staff and

for regularization of the staff a *detailed

questionnaire has been developed by the

Planning Team

High Priority

(Implementation

w.e.f. March

2017-18)

Introducea) Time Table for Staff to include

peer observation.

b) Create a Handbook of ideas to

promote creative thinking.

c) Invite parents to take part in

School Assembly

d) Introduce new Reading

Assessment from M-II to Cl II for

comprehension and phonological

awareness

e) Introduce Mental Maths Classes

from M-2 onwards to increase

proficiency of students in

fundamental operation of

numbers.

To be introduced w.e.f. 01 April 17 Shall enhance a better

curriculum delivery in school YES

Teachers do not have

training in

conceptualization

Year -1 (2017-18)

IDEAS TO PROMOTE CREATIVE THINKING……


(COLLECTING, ORGANIZING & ANALYZING SCHOOL DATA)Sl. No. IMPROVEMENT

AREA

URGENCY MAGNITUDE

(NO. OF

LEARNERS TO

BE BENEFITTED)

FEASIBILITY

(WITHIN SCHOOLS MANDATE

OR CONTROL)

INTERPRETATION

02 Curriculum, ICT & Online

Learning

IMMEDIATE (2017-18)

• ICT to be integrated in

teaching other subjects.

• ICT to be used as software

tool for curriculum planning.

• Training of teachers to use

ICT effectively.

• Teachers Professional

development through social

networking.

• Sharing of curriculum

through open educational

resources

All Learner To Introduces in a

phased wise manner

The School shall create

funds to outsource

faculty in order to train

100 plus staff members

in school.

On priority in 2017-18



No.

IMPROVEMENT

AREA

URGENCY MAGNITUDE

(NO. OF

LEARNERS TO

BE

BENEFITTED)

FEASIBILITY

(WITHIN SCHOOLS

MANDATE OR

CONTROL)

INTERPRETATION

03 Effective Parental Improvement

in School Affairs

a) Provide a blog for parents

within School Website.

b) Review school website; to

Introduce Parents Area

more clearly

a) Chalk out Annual Activity

Calendar of PTA

IMMEDIATE

On line feedback Proforma has

been designed to obtain the

feedback of the parents for

session 2016-17. LINK

-----

2550

-----

YES On Priority

Under

Implementation

Action : PTA Vice

President

School Improvement Planning.docx



No.

IMPROVEMENT

AREA

URGENCY MAGNITUDE

(NO. OF LEARNERS TO BE BENEFITTED)

FEASIBILITY

(WITHIN

SCHOOLS

MANDATE OR

CONTROL)

INTERPRETATION

04 21 Century English

Teaching:

(Embracing the

digital age in

classrooms).

Most

Immediate

Approx. 1500 learners to be benefited.

Introduction of digital tools for learning i.e.

1. Wordpress,Prezi.com,Googledocs

tricider.com

2. Apps

• Gamified learning.

• Communicating and collaborating.

• Flipped Classrooms.

3. Staff training with languages

specialist.

4. Promote language for thinking.

5. Improve boys achievement in writing,

reading and speaking to equal that of

girls.

6. Specialist training to support good

hand writing.

YES Learning of English

through the Web and

using new trends in

education will make

the student more

willing to learn the

English Language.

Web based English

Language Learning

tools will make the

language more

enjoyable.



No.

IMPROVEMENT

AREA

URGENCY MAGNITUDE

(NO. OF LEARNERS TO

BE BENEFITTED)

FEASIBILITY

(WITHIN SCHOOLS

MANDATE OR

CONTROL)

INTERPRETATION

05 Work with the

Disaster

Management cell of

the School to develop

Standing Operating

Procedure for

dealing with any

Terrorist attack on

School

On Top

Priority

2500 Students YES

Assistant from

Police Officer will

be sought

Workshop to train the

entire School Staff

will be held in April-

May 2017 with the help

of SSP, District

Gautam Budh Nagar.


(COLLECTING, ORGANIZING & ANALYZING SCHOOL DATA)

Sl.

No.

IMPROVEMENT

AREA

URGENCY MAGNITUDE

(NO. OF

LEARNERS TO BE

BENEFITTED)

FEASIBILITY

(WITHIN SCHOOLS

MANDATE OR

CONTROL)

INTERPRETATION

06 Health & Safety Welfare

• Involve Children in Classroom and

playground risk assessment

• Modify Play ground supervision

• Two yearly training for Staff in pediatric

First Aid.

• Senior members of School Faculty to be

exposed to Fire Management Training.

• Draw up an indicative checklist on School

Safety for monitoring by staff.

• To train staff and support staff on school

bus related risks.

• Proactive planning and preparedness to

handle Medical Emergencies.

• Holding workshops for Parent Community on

‘Reduction in the weight of School Bag’.

Weak Areas to be

taken up on a

High priority

basis

All School

childrenIntensive

training

session for the

staff in related

areas will have

to be taken up

by the school.

Indicative

check list for

monitoring by

the staff has

been drawn.

For other

areas, Action

Plan is yet to

be drawn.

INFRASTRUCTURE Three Year work and Financial Plan MatrixSL. NO.

PRIORITY IMPROVEMENT AREAS

(IN TERMS OF INFRASTRUCTURE)

PROGRAMS PROJECTS ACTIVITIES

RESOURCE REQUIREM

ENT

TIME LINE AMOUNT AND TARGET

SOURCES OF FUNDS

1 YR 2017-

18

2 YR2018-

19

3 YR2019-20

01 Electrical Audit andnecessary compliances

LongTermsProject

To be outsourc

ed

-- Amount :

Source : School

Fund

02 Renovation of SchoolAuditorium

OnPriority

Vendors to be

outsourced by CES

-- Amount :

Source : School

Fund

03 Repair andMaintenance ofSwimming Pool(Year to year basis)

Year toyear basis

Society Approve

d Vendors

Amount :

Source : School

Fund

Contd……

Three Year work and Financial Plan MatrixSL. NO.



PROGRAMS PROJECTS ACTIVITIES

RESOURCE REQUIREME

NT

TIME LINE AMOUNT AND TARGET SOURCES

OF FUNDS 1 YR

2017-182 YR

2018-19

3 YR2019-20

04 Repair and Maintenanceof 61 Classroom

Year to YearBasis

Society Approved Vendors

17 17 17 Amount :

Source : School

Fund

*10 Rooms

completed

05 Development of SportsInfrastructurea) Renovation of Tennis

Courtb) Renovation of Basketball

Courtsc) Flooring and Overall

improvement in outlookof Badminton Court.

d) Purchase of equipment(Gym and GymnasticArea)

e) Development of CricketPitch.

f) Yearly maintenance ofSchool Ground.

Timeline

(02AcademicSessions)

-“

Contd……

Three Year work and Financial Plan MatrixSL. NO.



PROGRAMS

PROJECTS ACTIVITIE

S

RESOURCE REQUIREMEN

T

TIME LINE AMOUNT AND TARGET SOURCES

OF FUNDS 1 YR

2017-182 YR

2018-193 YR

2019-20

05 g) Renovation of ChemistryLab

h) Renovation of Physics Lab

i) Compartmentalization of Sr.Computer Lab to Middle andSenior Lab.

j) Renovation of Maths Lab.

k) Building Façade

l) Furniture for Performing ArtsDept/ EG Dept/OptionalClassroom, Classroom 1 , 2 3 ,9& 10

m) Mud Fusca – School Roof

n) Repair of Boundary wallbackside

Society Approved Vendors

06 Renovation of Home ScienceLab

-- Most immediate

Quotes are awaited to work on Financial Plan Matrix.

WARM BIRTHDAY WISHES

TO

SHRI R K GUPTA

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