Annual Report 2019—20 - The Manthan School

Annual Report

2019—20

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Annual Report

2019-20

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Contents

Minutes of Meetings ............................................................................................... 3

Principal’s Message ................................................................................................. 6

School Background .................................................................................................. 8

School Context ........................................................................................................ 9

Infrastructure........................................................................................................ 10

School Culture....................................................................................................... 16

School Management System .................................................................................. 17

Distinctive Curriculum & School Offerings .............................................................. 18

Co-curricular Activities .......................................................................................... 21

School, Student & Teaching Achievement .............................................................. 22

Result of Olympiads ........................................................................................... 22

Scholar Badge ..................................................................................................... 23

Subject Toppers ................................................................................................. 24

Awards and Recognitions ...................................................................................... 25

Parental Involvement ............................................................................................ 26

Committees .......................................................................................................... 27

Staff Information .................................................................................................. 28

Fee Structure ........................................................................................................ 29

Teacher Professional Development ........................................................................ 30

Conclusion ............................................................................................................ 33

Media Accolades ................................................................................................... 35

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Minutes of Meetings The school managing committee meeting was held on Friday, 04th October, 2019 in the conference

hall at 10:00 a.m.

• Attendance of Members of SMC enclosed.

The outline of the meeting was to apprise the committee members with the functioning of the

school and the achievements till date. The meeting was chaired by Mrs. Divya Jain (Chairperson)

and conducted by Mrs. Poonam K. Mendiratta (Principal).

The agenda of the meeting was as follows:

1. Welcome by the Chairperson. 2. Attendance of the members present. 3. Report on the progress of the School by the Principal. 4. Advancement of the building. 5. Infrastructure and facilities. 6. School Functions. 7. Appointments, Confirmations and Extension of probation. 8. Projections for the future.

The Chairperson, Mrs. Divya Jain extended a warm welcome to all the members of the Managing

Committee. After which Principal of the School, Mrs. Poonam K. Mendiratta took over the meeting

and welcomed the committee members. She also expressed her deep appreciation to the

Chairpersons, Ms. Divya Jain and COO, Ms. Puja Khurana for their vision in establishing two

campuses of The Manthan School as an institution of excellence. She presented the school report

through a power point presentation. The meeting started with the introduction of the members

present.

The Principal read out the school report with the help of a Power point presentation and

following were the salient points discussed.

1. Confirmation of the minutes if the Managing Committee Meeting held on 18th May, 2018 -

The minutes of the last Managing Committee Meeting were read and confirmed.

2. Action taken on the points arising out of the last Managing Committee Meeeting- Ms.

Poonam Kumar Mendiratta discussed the points arising out of the Managing Committee Meeting

and confirmed no action was pending.

➢ As noted in the Meeting the school has total of 2 Computer Labs, 3 Dance Rooms, 2 Indian

Music, 1 Western Music Rooms and 2 Art Rooms.

➢ CBSE Affiliation – The School is affiliated to CBSE till Secondary level.

➢ 62 rooms in C Block are functional.

➢ Flipped Classrooms for Grade 5 – 8 – As a pilot projects it was incorporated.

➢ Coordinators Rooms, Staff Room and teachers’ workstation are fully functional.

➢ Fully Functional Sports Ground handed over to School.

➢ Special Educator and Speech Therapist have been hired.

➢ New clubs are introduced like Interact Club and Social Awareness Club.

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➢ To inculcate the importance of healthy living the school organised a Marathon for Healthy

Run for Students, teachers and parents as well.

3. Overall Achievement of the school- The school started in the year 2017 and since then

worked cohesively towards the growth of the school by collaborating with Korean Cultural Centre,

now accredited to British Council, Cambridge English Assessments and also a sister concern school

in South Korea. Got several accolades and awards for outstanding contribution towards education

from various agencies. 4. Inter School Achievements – The school participated in various prestigious competitions

and got total of 4 first and 7 third prizes. Other various competitions where school participated

were Raman Young Scientist Award, Manga High Math Challenge, The Diplomathan Conference,

Skating Championship by Rotary Club and Badminton Championship.

5. Olympiads Achievements – The School participated in SOF and Silver Zone Olympiads. The

results were –

• Gold – 32

• Silver – 13

• Bronze – 10

Kyra Khanna and Pushti Chaudhary qualified for 2nd level.

6. Cambridge English Assessment- The students also participated in Young Learners English

Program. All the students cleared the exam with mostly 5 shields in all the four skills – Reading,

Listening, Writing and Speaking. Ruhanika Pandey passed with distinction in KET.

7. No. of Admissions- Good number of students has increased from Session 2017 to 2018.

Total strength of 1002 is an achievement in two years of new school.

8. Value Based Work - Serving God’s people is equal to serving God. At The Manthan School,

we believe in fostering the value of service to humanity at an early age. Community Service

activities not only inculcate a spirit of sharing but also sensitize students towards the needs of

those who are not as fortunate as themselves. In respect a Christmas sale was conducted in the

month of December, the school has also adopted a Rajkiya Prathmik Vidyalaya, Richpalgadi where

students along with the teachers donated stationery items and spent time with less privileged.

Also, the School organised preventive health check-up camp, rubella vaccination camp (open for

all), E-waste collection plus throughout the year community service programme was carried out

where students collected things and distributed among the less privileged.

9. The school has organised Investiture and Scholar Badge Ceremony, an Annual Sports

Function – Khelchakra and Graduation Ceremony. Various Special assemblies and visits were

organised to edify and sensitize the young learners time to time. Students also visited South Korea

to Areum Middle School our sister concern to learn about their School culture and education

pattern.

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10. The teachers are being sent from time to time to seminars and conferences for their

professional development.

11. Guest Speaker Programme – From time to time various Guests are called from different

walks of life to come and share their experiences and to motivate the students.

12. Future Projections –

➢ Senior Secondary Affiliation

➢ Member of Sahodaya Schools

➢ Collaboration with Goethe Institute

➢ Collaboration with Japan

➢ Launch of Manthan Book Club

➢ Collaboration with Fair Trade

➢ Starting Cafeteria

➢ Starting Scouts & Guides

➢ Horticulture

The broad observations/suggestions of the members of the Managing Committee are summarised

below:

Ms. Richa Bhatnagar

• She was of the opinion that it was a very well presented report and congratulated the school

for its achievement in a very short span.

Dr. Anuradha Roy

• Expressed her appreciation at the care taken by teachers and stated that their children

greatly enjoyed coming to school.

• Parent counselling sessions including the time management sessions for parents should be

conducted in the school.

• POCSO workshop should be rearranged as conducted in last academic session to spread

more awareness.

Ms. Pooja Bajaj

• The School should organise career counselling sessions and aptitude tests for the students.

In addition to this lot of collaborated learning should be carried out.

The meeting ended with a Vote of Thanks to the members present followed by high tea.

Dated : 04th October, 2019

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Principal’s Message “Education is the unfolding of the wings of head and heart together.”

It is with great pleasure that I present the Annual Report 2019. Firstly I would like to thank you

for your support, time and energy in what has been an extremely successful year. Both in terms of

our continued improvement across all curriculum areas, the development of our school and in

cultural performances during TASVEER.

The school secured its secondary level affiliation from the CBSE in September 2019. It was a joyous

moment for everyone. The hard work put in by the complete staff is commendable.

At The Manthan School, we promote a vision to provide an education which inspires character and

leadership, and we strive to lead the students along a pathway of values-based experiences in their

learning. In the pursuit of imparting value education the VAL-ED Lab was inaugurated by Ms. Divya

Jain (MD) in the month of November.

In pursuance to provide academic excellence and intellectual enhancement of numeracy skills

among students from Pre-primary to Grade 4, we encompassed SHIN Program in the curriculum.

The school also partnered with FAIR TRADE, an organization which believes in changing the way

trade works through better prices, decent working conditions and a fairer deal for farmers and

workers in developing countries. A committee which involves parents and students as

representatives who share the same ideologies has been formulated.

Reading gives wings to imagination and to foster this habit in the young generation and to give

back to society MANTHAN BOOK CLUB was established. Parents along with their wards can come

to the library and spend some quality reading time. Books ranging from knowledge to fiction, they

have access to all.

Our students participated in various Inter-school Competitions and brought accolades to the

school. A talent hunt was organized to horn the creative aspect of the students and to identify such

talents and polish their skills. We were also recognised and bequeathed with various awards by

different agencies. The feather in the cap was finally paid off with the ISA British Council Ceremony

when we uplifted the trophy for completing all the projects, for the first time.

The year also witnessed the emergence of Atal Scouts and Rani Lakshmi Bai Guides. The students

appeared for their Pratham Satra exam in a two day camp at Balika Inter College.

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Each year we are guided by our vision statement and we continue our strong commitment to

offering quality teaching and learning which draws on pedagogical practice that is data informed

and evidence based.

This Annual report shows how we are progressing and developing as a school. It outlines what we

achieved, how well we are going and what we need to focus on next to continually improve the

educational programs and services for students.

The teaching staff is congratulated for being reflective and responsive to the needs of students and

our supportive community has a genuine commitment to our school.

In the end I would just like to say that that the price of success is hard work, dedication to the job

at hand, and the determination that whether we win or lose, we have applied the best of ourselves

to the task at hand.

It is indeed a pleasure to chair such an active and progressive school and I thank everyone for their

support of the school.

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School Background

We strive to provide a safe, happy and protective environment, around the curriculum enabling

students to wonder and be curious, explore and equip with the skills to become a life-long learners.

We exhort the students to, GET information, SET ideas and solutions, KNOW the world and FLY

as an achiever.

Taking its name from the divine churning of the ocean, The Manthan School delves deep into the

sea of knowledge. The students are churned into a vast repository of pedagogy to empower them

with the highest levels of learning, turning them into better students and proactive members of

the society. We intend to make the learning process enjoyable where our students can turn

ordinary things into extraordinary.

As the world sits at the crossroads, we see ourselves as the creators of agents of change. The

students are provided with a stimulating environment to nurture their talents, hone their skills

and turn them into Global Citizens when the time comes for them to leave the nest. The School

is like a home and its teachers akin to mothers, who take pride in feeding them with knowledge.

They are tearfully joyous when these learners empowered with skills are set out to fly to conquer

the world.

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School Context Descriptive information

School Sector:

School’s Address:

Total Enrolment:

Year Level Offered:

Co-educational

Characteristics of the student body:

Private, Independent

PLOT NO. GH04, SEC. 16C, Mywoods Campus, Greater Noida (W)

Email: [email protected]

Website: themanthanschool.co.in

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Pre Primary to Grade 10

Co-educational

Total enrolments

Girls - 526

Boys - 538

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Infrastructure The Master Plan of the 2.5 acres institution campus has been developed keeping in mind

universal design principles so as to allow a barrier-free access in the vicinity. Being a Mahagun

venture, the school building is environment friendly and intents to create a holistic ambience

with greens in harmony with the eco-friendly environment. Intermediate gardens, indoor green

play areas, free-flow circulations, interesting play of spaces and light - Our modern design built-

up provides an aesthetically pleasing and hence motivating environment for the students. Our

classrooms are large, air conditioned and well lit with the smart and interactive learning

techniques.

The school contains four blocks namely: Administrative, Pre Primary, Secondary and

Recreational. These blocks have been strategically located to ensure minimum interferences in

respective functions and facilities. We understand that the needs and requirements of the Pre

Primary and Secondary Schools are different and thus they have been designed in such a way

that both the zones do not collide or overlap each other.

Our Classroom focuses on individualized/personalized attention and care to build strong base of

compassion and security for the children. The rooms are well ventilated, bright and child friendly

with age appropriate furniture. Classrooms are equipped with air conditioning facility. The

primary classrooms have different learning corners that focus on individual learners and their

strengths. The faculty members use every technology tool at their disposal to foster a rich and

varied learning environment in the learning rooms.

Along with this state of art laboratories are provided to students which enable them to apply

theory into practice.

Classrooms and Laboratories

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AVR is a multipurpose room, which serves as a good

utility space for learning, assemblies, parent

orientations, functions and lesson enrichment.

OAT is an artistically designed space which adds

aesthetic value to the elegant and beautiful

landscaping of the school. It provides ample space

for activities such as street plays, competitions,

Yoga and celebrations.

Physical fitness is one of the most important element of leading a healthy life. An exclusive state-

of-the-art arena is designated for the students to avail the Sports facilities like: Basket Ball,

Gymnastics, Table Tennis, Skating, Yoga and Badminton. An outdoor Gym for senior students and

an indoor gym for our little ones is there for them to de-stress in their free time.

The knowledge hub is acquainted with the books for all age groups from primary to Grade 10.

The athenaeum provides an environment to the teachers for their CPD. The reference books and

the periodicals provide the students the comfort to do research and self-learning. From health to

sports and mythology to fiction it has everything.

Audio Visual Room and Open Air Theatre

Sports Arena

Library

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S.NO. NAME QUANTITY 1 Story books 1105 2 Picture books 210 3 Fairy Tale 140 4 English Fiction 743 5 Non -Fiction 229 6 Classic Fiction 85 7 Dictionary 10 8 Encyclopedia 203 9 Health 21 10 Reference -Books 389 11 GK & Life Skills 48 12 NCERT /CBSE 312 13 Art &Craft 15 14 Biography 25 15 Mathematics 32 16 Science 21 17 Social Science 31 18 Mythology 28 19 Hindi Fiction 258 20 English Poetry 13 21 Sports 12 22 English -Grammar 19 23 Hindi -Grammar 12 24 Pre- Primary 328 TOTAL 4,289

List of Magazine/Periodical S.No Magazine Name Periodicity

1 Magic Pot Monthly

2 Champak Fortnightly

3 Children's World Monthly

4 Children's Digest Monthly

5 Tinkle Monthly

6 GK Today Monthly

7 Tell Me Why Monthly

8 Progressive Teacher Monthly

9 Digit Monthly

10 Down to Earth Fortnightly

11 Readers Digest Monthly

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12 Life Positive Monthly

13 SportStar Fortnightly

14 School Live Monthly

15 Infinithoughts-

Infinitheism

Monthly

16 Mentor Monthly

Art education is a vital component of childhood development. It gives wings to the creativity of the students to express themselves. A wide range of experience is provided to our students through drawing, painting, sculpture and craftwork. Art education develops creativity and problem- solving skills improves judgment and shows children that there are multiple perspectives. It teaches students to think through and within the material.

The Computer Lab is equipped with 30 computers, easy access to the Internet and a technology specialist teacher who knows how to navigate and instruct the students in regards to all issues of information, communication and technology. It offers ICT / Media Literacy / STEM to all students from 1-8 along with their teachers. Manthan creates an aroma of learning for all the students in the Lab, allowing them to build technology specified skills from grade to grade.

Artists Hub

Technology Lab

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Aesthetically designed Music, Dance and Drama rooms, weave spirituality and freedom of expression seamlessly into the curriculum.

The school encourages various forms of music - vocal and instrumental. Dedicated music teachers cultivate interest in children with a flair for music and hone their talents and skills. Music is a part of our daily existence - this is reflected through the Kitchen Band – children using various utensils to create melodious notes and music.

Dance is understood to stimulate skills that synthesize and communicate the results of one’s thinking in the visual form. The school encourages children to actively participate in various events which encompasses dance in myriad forms. Students actively engage themselves in learning various forms of contemporary and modern dance forms helping them to express themselves mentally, physically and emotionally.

Dramatic exploration provides students with an outlet for emotions, thoughts and dreams. A moment, to become another, explore and experiment. In today’s ever increasing information centered world, Drama, like no other art form, helps students communicate with and understand new worlds. The school hosts not only annual events wherein students are encouraged to come up with different themes, adaptations and original, cultivating their thoughts and channelizing their ideas into works of artistic expression.

Performing Arts Hubs

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School Culture Our philosophy of education is a student-centered learning approach which is supported by NCLB

policy where no student is left behind and from time to time remedial classes are conducted to

bring below average students at par with the class. The overall importance is placed on the

importance of their physical and emotional progress, which leads to their academic achievement.

The faculty is well equipped with the latest technology, which provides them with a broad

spectrum of delivery methods for the curriculum content. The focus is on creating a caring,

engaging and a learning environment that is also academically rigorous.

Till Grade 2 we follow mother teacher concept, which helps in a strong understanding of the

students. Parents are also offered a regular time of communication with their teachers through

messages, mails and ERP. Grade 3 onwards the system is more versatile as the concept of subject

teachers begins.

To support the care and safety of each child, the school has a well-developed management policy

with the objective of fostering a school environment that is safe and productive for all. The school

also works on the growth mindset of each and every individual with various workshops and

display boards.

School’s special educator works alongside the teaching team in student wellbeing, managing child

protection issues and dealing with challenging behavior. The staff is capable enough to identify

children who need support, who are further referred to the special educator for her reference.

School is well supported with the manual procedures and policies that are reviewed on yearly

basis, which ensures school progress forward each year in well thought out sustainable steps.

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School Management System Every area of the school forms a learning culture. The school is lead and managed under a

Distributed Leadership Model. This helps in shared decision making and facilitated leadership. It

helps in creating a dynamic and complex working environment which keeps changing through its

focus on improvement.

Director

Principal

Senior Mistress

Primary Wing Coordinator

Teachers

Middle Wing Coordinator

Teachers

Head Mistress

COO

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Distinctive Curriculum & School

Offerings The school offers a wide spectrum of curriculum to ensure that every year the students gain real

artistic, dramatic, musical and hard work skills that they can integrate in their lives. With the

provision of in-depth learning and hands on activities the students are engaged in appreciation of

their own capabilities.

The academic curriculum is strictly based on CBSE norms.

The school also offers a bouquet of competitive exams like Olympiads, Silver Zone and Cambridge

English Assessment Exam. These help the students to prepare themselves for the bigger

competitive exams.

Transitions are an important time to be honoured in a child’s life. The school celebrate these days

in the form of Graduation day.

Grade 5

At the end of Grade 5, our early primary years are concluding. With the magic

phrase of their childhood being left behind, we embark into a new phase

where the world is slightly different and more grown-up. The students on

their graduation day with new dreams in their eyes and more responsibilities

to shoulder, walk proudly thanking their teachers and parents for a new

phase in

their lives.

Graduation Ceremony

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The academic session is divided into two semesters: Mid Term: April to September

Final Term: October to March

GRADE 1 – 4

No formal examination is held for Grade 1 - 4. However, weekly assessments (Periodic Tests) are

conducted to evaluate the progress of the child.

Students of Classes 1-2 are assessed on the following subjects:

➢ English

➢ Hindi

➢ Mathematics

➢ EVS

Students of Classes 3 - 4 are assessed on the following subjects:

➢ English

➢ Hindi

➢ Mathematics

➢ Science

➢ Social Studies

➢ ICT

GRADE 5 - 8

Evaluation and assessments are as per the CBSE guidelines Annual exam is given 80% weightage.

20% marks are based on Unit Test, Notebook submission and Subject Enrichment Activity.

Exam Cycle

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Students of Classes 5 - 8 are assessed on the following subjects:

➢ English

➢ Hindi

➢ Sanskrit/French/Spanish

➢ Mathematics

➢ Science

➢ Social Studies

➢ ICT

Students of Classes 9 are assessed on the following subjects:

➢ English

➢ Hindi/Sanskrit/French/Spanish

➢ Mathematics

➢ Science

➢ Social Studies

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Co-curricular Activities

Alongside the school has a wide range of club offerings to the students which help them in

enhancing their multiple intelligence. Various Clubs offered in 2019:

1. Contemporary Dance 1. Taekwondo

2. Classical Dance 2. Gymnastics

3. Vocal 3. Yoga

4. Instrumental 4. Badminton

5. Literary 5. Skating

6. Tinkering 6. Cricket

7. Brain Wave (Quiz) 7. Basket Ball

8. Fireless cooking 8. Athletics

9. Spell Wiz 9. Football

10. Art

11. Craft

12. Mental Ability & Sudoku

13. Photography

14. Robotics

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School, Student & Teaching

Achievement

School is proud of all its student and teaching achievements. We believe every day offers

something to be celebrated in both the areas. Every year the students display a good growth in

academic field and competitive exams.

Result of Olympiads

S.no Olympiads Medals Won

1.

Hindi

Gold – 8

Silver – 6

Bronze – 5 Special Achievement Certificate - 4

2.

Math

Gold – 11

Silver – 8

Bronze – 8

International Gold Medal - 6

International Bronze Medal - 1

Zonal Gold Medal -3

Medal of Distinction - 2

3.

Science

Gold – 8

Silver – 8

Bronze - 8

4.

Social Science

Gold – 5

Silver – 2

Bronze - 1

5.

International Informatics

Gold – 4

Silver – 2

Bronze - 1

The students won a total of 44 Gold, 26 Silver and 23 Bronze Medals.

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Scholar Badge

Scholar Badge Holders ( Scored A1 In All Subjects)

S.NO GRADE NAME OF STUDENT PERCENTAGE (%)

1.

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Kartikeya Gupta 95

Tisya Sinha 94

Vedagya Jha 92

Keshav Sinha 93

2. Avi Shrivastava 91

3. Shrishti Rai 91

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Grisha Singh 95

Hansika Bansal 95

Nandini Singh 94

4. Yashi Aadya 93

5. Sara Rajput 91

6. 7 Tanvi Kumari 90

7. 8 Aditi Singh 90

8. 9

Shobhit Sharma 91

9. Khushboo Sharma 90

Academic Achievement

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Subject Toppers

English Hindi Math Science

Social

Science

3rd

Language ICT

5 Kartikeya

Gupta (95)

Keshav Sinha (96.5)

Tisya Sinha (98.8)

Vedagya Jha (98.8)

Tisya Sinha (95.6)

Anshika Singh

French (97.6)

Dhavana Jain

Sanskrit (96.7) Tisya Sinha (93.6)

Avi Shrivastava

(99.8)

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Hansika Bansal (93.2)

Grisha Singh (98)

Rohan Kumar (98)



Nandini Singh

French (96.5) Yashi Aadya

Spanish (100)

Armit K. Modi

Sanskrit (96)

Sara Rajput (98.7)

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Tanvi Kumari (94.7)

Tanvi Kumari (92.3)

Tanvi Kumari (92.6)

Aaera Asif (96.3)

Tanvi Kumari Sanskrit

(91.7) Aaera Asif

Spanish (92.2

Aaera Asif (98.5)

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Aditi Singh (90.8)

Aditi Singh (94.2)

Aditi Singh (90.5)

Aditi Singh (97)

Aditi Singh (96)

Gantavya Mahipal (99.1)

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Khushboo Sharma (92.4)

Khushboo Sharma (94.4)

Shobhit Sharma (97.4)

Shobhit Sharma

(90)

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Awards and Recognitions

S.no Rank Agency

1. 1st Rank in Individual Attention

category Education Today

2.

Sammaan Vocational Service Award

2018 to Poonam Kumar Mendiratta

Rotary Club

3. Best Emerging School of the Year Education Today

4. 8th Rank in Maximum Votes Category Education Today

5. Top Promising School Global Triumph Foundation

6. Outstanding School Award ABP News National Education Awards

7. Top CBSE School Award Education Today

8. Education World Grand Jury Award Education World

9. FIT India Certificate Ministry of Youth Affairs & Sports

10. British Council International School Award

British Council

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Parental Involvement

Sharing and celebrating the children’s school life with their families is encouraged through

community gatherings. From time to time the parents are called to witness what the students are

learning in school and also they come to celebrate various occasions like Mother’s Day,

Grandparent’s Day. They are called as judges to judge for various competitions. They are invited

to school as Guest Speakers and to witness their child’s achievements.

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Committees

GRIEVANCE AND REDRESSAL COMMITTEE

Members of the Committee:

➢ Ms. Divya Jain (Director)

➢ Ms. Poonam Kumar Mendiratta (Principal)

➢ Ms. Gunjan Arora (Grievance Officer)

➢ Ms. Deepti Saxena Srivastava (Nurse)

➢ Ms. Chhavi Swarup (Wellness Teacher cum School Counsellor)

➢ Ms. Sarabjeet Kaur (Nai Umang Positive welfare Society, NGO member)

Committee for Protection of Women against Sexual Harassment







➢ Dr. Upasana Arora (Director & CEO, Yashoda Superspeciality Hospital)

POCSO Committee







➢ Dr. Upasana Arora (Director & CEO, Yashoda Superspeciality Hospital)

➢ Mr. Rodney D. Ryder (Lawyer, Partner in Scriboard)

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Staff Information S.No. Teacher Name Designation Qualification

1 Poonam Kumar Mendiratta

Principal M.Sc, B.Ed

2 Sukirti Misra TGT MA, B.Ed

3 Sandeep Kaushik

TGT

B.A, B.P.Ed., M.P.Ed.

4 Pratigya Rana TGT B.Sc. M.Sc., B. Ed

5 Suneeti Sharma TGT M.Sc., B.Ed.

6 Tripti Verma TGT M.A., B.Ed.

7 Munesh Singh TGT BA, B.Ed.

8 Moupali Roy TGT B.A, B.Ed

9 Jyoti Upreti Sati MUSIC B.Sc, M.A, Sangeet Visharad

10 Swapnil Singh Art & Craft B.F.A., M.F.A

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Sonia Myrtle Gerald

Librarian

M.A , B.L.I.S, M.L.I.S

12 Smita Kumari TGT B.C.A, P.G.D.C.A

13 Satwinder Kaur PRT B.Sc, B.Ed

14 Kashish Taneja PRT M.A., B.Ed.

15 Archana Singh PRT B.Sc, B.Ed, CTET

16 Maniksha Gaurav

PRT

B.Sc, B.Ed

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Vasudha Kishore

PRT

B.A., B.Ed., CTET

18 Sonam Dube PRT B.A., B.Ed.

19 Lalita Rani PRT B.A., M.A., B.Ed.

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Priyanka Sharma

PRT M.A, B.Ed, Ph.D.

21 Saumya Trivedi PRT M.A., B.Ed.

22 Sasi Prabha PRT B.A., M.A., B.Ed.

23 Naresh Kandpal PTI B.A, B.P.Ed., M.P.Ed.

24 Dipti Saxena Staff Nurse B.Sc Nursing

25 Pallavi Saxena Special Educator B.Ed. (Mental Retardation)

26 Chhavi Swarup Wellness Teacher M.A (Psychology), B.Ed.

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Fee Structure

(In Rupees)

ONE TIME FEE AT ADMISSION

Registration Fee ( Non Refundable) 1000

Admission Fee (Non Refundable) Pre Nursery

25000

Admission Fee (Non Refundable) Nursery to 8th 50000

Security (Refundable) Nursery to 8th 10000

ANNUAL CHARGES (Payable on Annual Basis)

Pre Nursery (Non Refundable) 10000

Nursery to 5th (Non Refundable) 20000

6th to 8th (Non Refundable) 25000

ACTIVITY CHARGES (Payable on Annual Basis)

Pre Nursery (Non Refundable) 4000

Nursery to 5th (Non Refundable) 6000

6th to 8th (Non Refundable) 8000

TUITION FEE (Payable on Quarterly Basis)

1st to 5th 23100 Per Qtr.

6th to 8th 26400 Per Qtr.

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Teacher Professional Development S.no Professional

Development Activity Date Resource Person Attended By

1. Annual PACE Teacher’s meet 2019

28.03. 2019 Sister Shivani Mrs. Sonia Myrtle Gerald

2. 7th Ved Ratna Memorial Lecture and Demonstration Activities in Physics’

20.04.2019 Dr. M.S.Bhandari (Secretary IAPT, RC1)

Ms. Amrita Shishodia

3. Empowering the Intellect

4.05.2019 Swami Chidrupannand Satwinder Kaur and

Pankaja Mallick

4. Role of Data in a Futuristic School

14-15.05 2019 Mr. Arijit Ghosh from EQFI Ms. Akansha Saxena

5. Sustainable Development

26th May, 2019 Ms Dimple Puri All the staff members

6. Enhancing English Strategies of Teaching

27.05.2019 Ms. Rohini Bhat All the English Teachers

7. Artificial Intelligence (AI) Masterclass for Educators

25.05. 2019 Dr. Sarvjeet Herald Ms. Akansha Saxena & Ms. Pratigya Rana

8. Adult Independent living Skills in Person with Disabilities

3-5.07. 2019 Ms. Mousmi Bhaumik Ms. Pallavi Saxena

9. Global Citizenship Education

13.07.2019 Mr. Ashok Pandey Ms. Sanu Gupta, Ms. Ashima Hooda

10. Robotics-Skill Camp for teachers

17.07.2019 Ms. Pooja Sihag Ms. Akansha Saxena & Ms. Amrita Shishodia

11. Microsoft- Professional Development Training Program

16 – 18.09. 2019

Ms. Duhita Parmar (CBSE)

Ms. Akansha Saxena

12. 1st ADHD Conclave

(Building Strength And

Partnership)

4.10.2019 Dr. Deepak Gupta Ms. Pallavi Saxena

Ms. Aradhana

13. Annual Coordinator’s

Conference

9.10.2019 Dr. Angeliki Salamoura

Ms. Ashima Hooda

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14. CBSE Capacity Building

Program On Innovative

Pathshala

19.10. 2019 Mr. Prashant Rana Ms. Archana Singh

15. Science Film Festival

2019

6.11.2019 Ms. Nidhi Kol and Ms. Preeti Shah

Ms. Amrita Shishodia, Ms. Geetu Jolly

16. Happiness 8.11. 2019 Ms. Samridhi Sagar All Teachers

17. Kidzania Edu Summit

2019- Teachers

Conclave

11.11.2019 Ms. Shashi Baneerjee Ms. Sukirti Misra, Ms. Pooja Bajaj

18. Pedagogical Leadership 15.11.2019 Ms. Chitra Ravi Ms. Sanu Gupta and Ms. Pooja Bajaj

19. Artificial Intelligence

Teacher Training

(Webinar)

15.11. 2019 Ms. Ramya Ms. Satwinder Kaur, Ms. Geetu Jolly

20. Towards more

meaningful learning in

a Language classroom

15.11. 2019 Ms. Manisha Dak Ms. Vimi Mahendra and Ms. Pooja Rastogi

21. PRIME Mathematics

Problem Solving

Readers

20.11.2019 Ms. Payal Malhotra Ms. Farah Deeba and Ms. Mehak Gulati

22. SCOUTS MASTER AND

GUIDE CAPTAIN

TRAINING

13-19.11. 2019 Bharat Scouts and Guides

Ms. Saumya Trivedi

23. Penguin Librarian Meet 22.11.2019 Ms. Andrea Bawai Ms. Sonia Myrtle

24. Reimagining the

English Classroom

22.11.2019 Ms. Preetika Venkatakrishnan

Ms. Chhavi Swaroop and Ms. Ashima Hooda

25. Microsoft Innovative

Educator - MIE

23.11.2019 Mr. Jatin Vashisht Teachers from Pre Primary, Primary and Middle Wing

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26. Building activity-based

learning tracks for

early learners

30.12.2019

Ms. Sonia Relia Pre Nursery to Grade 2

27. First Aid in Common

Emergency (FACE)

28.01.2020 Ms Moushmi Ms. Pallavi Saxena

28. Zeitgeistentwicklungen

in Deutschland

28.01.2020 Frau Ulrike Behrendth

Ms. Geetakshi

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Conclusion In accordance to other activities the school takes pride in celebrating all the Festivals,

National and International Days. The students participated in various Inter School

competitions in NCR area. They won a total of 7 first, 5 second and 6 third prizes. The school

also procured an overall Best School Trophy from Grads International School.

S.No Name of the School Grade Event Prize

1. New Era School 6

French – E- Caricature

3rd

2.

Lovely Public Sr. Sec

School

4 Blow Kids Mind 1st

5

6

Finding French Vistas 1st

7

7 Don’t Throw

Recreate 2nd

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3. LPS Global School

5 Lend me your ears 3rd

9 Oratario 1st

4. Indus Valley

7 Pentola Embellishment 3rd

8 Mural Painting 2nd

5. Manav Rachna International School

4-8 Mascarade 3rd

6. The Khaitan School

8 & 9 Cartoon Making 3rd

5 Folder Making 2nd

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7 Doodling 1st

9

Poster Making

1st

9 3rd

7. Grads International

School

5 Speech Recital 2nd

7 Role Play 1st

9 Extempore 1st & 2nd

Overall Best School Trophy

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