TRULY YOURS - Yogeshwar Verma

This office is in receipt of number of queries on conduct of Class X examination during the year 2010-11.   While taking the options of students for writing the examination – external /internal and the consent of the parents, it has been revealed that some of the parents and students desire to take Board conducted external examination. The CBSE has issued number of Circulars in which it has been clarified regarding conduct of the Class X examination vide their Circular No. CBSE/CU/143-online dated 30.8.2010 and CBSE/Cons/2010/4241-4270 dated 6th Sept., 2010.   The CBSE has made very clear that the school shall not discriminate between candidates opting for school conducted SA2 or Board conducted SA2 in Class X for admission in Class XI. All candidates whether appearing for Board conducted external examination or Board conducted internal examination shall be at par for admission in Class XI of CBSE Scheme.   The students who wishes to join other than CBSE Board will take Board co

1.                       Reproductive Health Physical changes and STDs (i/c Smt. A. Vishwakarma) On date 15-04-09 , 17/04/09, 18/04/09 lecture on Reproductive Health Physical changes and STDs were given to students of class X and XII and questions were asked by the students. The topics discussed by the students were:- •    Adolescence •    Age of Puberty •    Reproductive System •    Reproductive Health •    RTI •    AIDS The students got the information regarding Adolescence Education and its usefulness in school Education. Along with this the students were taught about the age of puberty and physical, emotional and hormonal changes in the age of puberty.     Reproductive System of male & female were explained to them also about the formation of ovum and sperm in females & males respectively. Today reproductive Health is the most important topic to be taught to the students. The definition of reproductive health and concepts of reproductive health was made clean to stude

Date 19th April 2010 As the fearful examinations come to a halt, students look forward to the much awaited “creative outlets”, the scout camp. to let off steam and spend their April month. A scout camp is organized over a short period of two to three hours involving intersing and fun-filled activities which include making food, tea, reative games, some activities for uneducated people etc. not oly this, the scout camp keep the child or us “ fit as a fiddle” by imparting lessons of helping other, how to work in team, making positive attitude and how to develop our personality.     In our school on 19th April 2010, also a scout camp was conducted for hiking outside of school and learning about nature and its beauty by going closer to them. This is a practical art to survive with a minimal resources and group effort. It was very fine day all the scouts collected in the morning. After formal counting duty we headed towards the Rupond railway station with three escorts viz Mr Y. Verma

Annual day was celebrated at 29 April 2010 Ma. Ravishankar was given as Overall topper (93 %) of the Year. He has also bagged many more prizes like in Painting Competition, Essay Competition and m any others.