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कें द्रीय विद्यालय नं – 2
सी.आर. पी. एफ . कैं पस
भुिनेश्वर ( ओविशा )
KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA NO. 2
CRPF CAMPUS BHUBANESWAR-751011 (ODISHA)
PHONE NO: 0674 2550822
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: kv2crpfbbsr.edu.in
विद्यार्थी दैनंवदनी
STUDENT’S DIARY: 2020- 2021
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Admission No. --------------------Roll No ------------------- Class & sec. -----------------
Phone No. -------------------------- Mobile No. ------------------------- UID No. -------------------------
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Signature of parents
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THE CONSTITUTION OF INDIA -“PREAMBLE”
WE, THE PEOPLE OF INDIA, have solemnly resolved to constitute India into a SOVEREIGN, SOCIALIST, SECULAR, DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC and to secure to all its citizens:
JUSTICE, social, economic and political;
LIBERTY of thought, expression, belief, faith and worship;
EQUALITY of status and of opportunity; and to promote among them all[6]
FRATERNITY assuring the dignity of the individual and the unity and integrity of the Nation;
IN OUR CONSTITUENT ASSEMBLY this twenty-sixth day of November, 1949, do HEREBY ADOPT, ENACT AND GIVE TO OURSELVES THIS CONSTITUTION.
THE CONSTITUTION OF INDIA
List of Fundamental Duties: Art. 51A, Part IVA of the Indian Constitution, specifies the list of fundamental duties of the citizens. It says “it shall be the duty of every citizen of India:
1. to abide by the constitution and respect its ideal and institutions; 2. to cherish and follow the noble ideals which inspired our national struggle for
freedom; 3. to uphold and protect the sovereignty, unity and integrity of India; 4. to defend the country and render national service when called upon to do so; 5. to promote harmony and the spirit of common brotherhood amongst all the people of
India transcending religious, linguistic and regional diversities, to renounce practices derogatory to the dignity of women;
6. to value and preserve the rich heritage of our composite culture; 7. to protect and improve the natural environment including forests, lakes, rivers, and
wild-life and to have compassion for living creatures; 8. to develop the scientific temper, humanism and the spirit of inquiry and reform; 9. to safeguard public property and to abjure violence; 10. To strive towards excellence in all spheres of individual and collective activity, so that
the nation constantly rises to higher levels of endeavour and achievement.
11. Who is a parent or guardian, to provide opportunities for education to his child, or as the case may be, ward between the age of six and fourteen years.
KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA NO. 2 CRPF CAMPUS BHUBANESWAR
PERSONAL RECORD OF THE STUDENT
1. NAME (in block letters) --------------------------------------------
2. CLASS & SECTION------------------------------------------------------
3. ADMISSION NUMBER---------------------
4. DATE OF ADMISSION--------------------------
5. BLOOD GROUP------------------------------
6. ADHAAR NUMBER OF STUDENT-------------------------
7. E- MAIL ADDRESS --------------------------------------------
8. FATHER’S NAME -----------------------------
9. MOTHER’S NAME-----------------------
10. U I D NO. ------------------------------------------------------
11. OFFICIAL ADDRESS WITH PHONE NO. & MOBILE NO. ------------------------------------
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12. RESIDENTIAL ADDRESS WITH PHONE NO. & MOBILE NO.--------------------------------
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13. MODE OF STUDENT’S CONVEYANCE ----------------------------------
14. CATEGORY SC/ST/GEN ----------
15. DETAILS OF BROTHER/ SISTER STUDYING IN THIS K V WITH CLASS & SECTION
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SIGNATURE OF PARENTS
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2.
LIST OF STAFF MEMBERS
S n Name Designation S n Name Designation
1 Dr Anjan kumar Khatua Principal 32 Mrs Mousumi Panda TGT English
2 Smt Meena PattanaiK Vice-principal 33 Mr P K Das TGT Science.
3 vacant H M 34 Mr K Swain TGT Maths.
4 Mr B K Das PGT Chemistry 35 Ms mahajabi Bano TGT Hindi
5 Smt Arati Swain PGT Physics 36 vacant TGT Hindi
6 Smt Anupama Mishra PGT Biology 37 Sh S K Nanda PET
7 Sh Bamdev Baghar PGT Economics 38 Sh Amar Kumar Jena TGT Art Edn.
8 Sh Badrinath Mishra PGT Commerce 39 Sh Saroj Kumar Subudhi TGT WE
9 Smt Sanjukta Rath PGT BIology 40 Smt Anita Dungdung librarian
10 Sh A K Samal PGT Chemistry 41 Smt Deepanwita Mohanty PRT
11 Smt Minati Behera PGT Physics 42 Mrs Geeta Pattanaik PRT
12 Sh Sahdeo Manjhi PGT Hindi 43 Mrs Ameeta Das PRT
13 Sh R K Sahu PGT Comp. Sc 44 Mrs Mamata Mishra PRT
14 Smt Tanuja Sethi PGT Comp. Sc 45 Mrs Prabina Das PRT
15 Sh Asit Kumar Mishra PGT Maths 46 Mrs P N Panda PRT
16 Vacant PGT Maths 47 Mrs Prachi R Ambasta PRT
17 Mr Paresh Kumar Bhoi PGT English 48 Smt Anima Kumari Das PRT
18 Mr P K Pradhan PGT English 49 Smt Rojalin Rout PRT
19 Mr Hrudananda Rath TGT So.Science 50 Smt Sagarika Padhi PRT
20 Sh Jagdish Prasad TGT Hindi 51 Sh Prashant K. Pradhan PRT
21 Sh Devasish Kumar Bhoi TGT Maths. 52 Sh Bhabani S Behera PRT
22 Smt Vidyut Sahu TGT Science 53 Ms Shradha Suman PRT
23 Mr Sudarshan Sahoo TGT So. Sc. 54 Ms Chinmayee Panigrahi PRT
24 Smt Suchismita Mahanti TGT So. Sc 55 Mr Chakradhar Behera PRT
25 Sh Dilip Kumar Behera TGT Science. 56 vacant PRT
26 Sh Shankar Biswas TGT Maths. 57 vacant PRT
27 Sh S K Giri TGT English 58 Mr R B Panda PRT music
28 vacant TGT Sanskrit 59 Sh Laxmidhar Sethi A ssistant
29 vacant TGT English 60 Mr R K Sahoo SSA
30 vacant TGT Maths. 61 Mr Abu Akram Ansari JSA
31 Smt Sangeeta Tripathy TGTSanskrit. 62 Sh Gudu Suryanarayan Substaff
LIST OF HOLIDAYS DURING THE YEAR 2020
SL NO. HOLIDAY DATE DAY REMARK
1 REPUBLIC DAY 26.01.2020 SUNDAY GH
2 BASANT PANCHAMI/SRIPANCHAMI 30.01.2020 THURSDAY RH
3 MAHA SHIVARATRI 21.02. 2020 FRIDAY RH
4 HOLI 10.03. 2020 TUESDAY GH
5 MAHAVIR JAYANTI 06.04. 2020 MONDAY RH
6 GOOD FRIDAY 10.04 2020 FRIDAY GH
7 MAHA VISHUVA SANKRANTI 13.04.2020 MONDAY RH
8 BUDDHA PURNIMA 07.05.2020 THURSDAY GH
9 IDU’L FITR 25.05. 2020 MONDAY GH
10 RATH YATRA 23.06.2020 TUESDAY RH
11 ID-UL-ZUHA(BAKRID) 01.08.2020 SATURDAY GH
12 RAKSHA BANDHAN 03.08.2020 MONDAY RH
13 JANMASTAMI 12.08.2020 WEDNESDAY RH
14 INDEPENDENCE DAY 15.08.2020 SATURDAY GH
15 VINAYAK/GANESH CHATURTHI 22.08.2020 SATURDAY RH
16 MUHARRAM 30.08.2020 SUNDAY GH
17 MAHATMA GANDHI’S BIRTHDAY 2.0.2020 FRIDAY GH
18 DUSSEHERA (MAHANAVMI) 23.10.2020 FRIDAY GH
19 DUSSEHERA (VIJAYA DASHMI) 25.10.2020 SUNDAY GH
20 MILAD-UN-NABI 30.10.2020 FRIDAY GH
21 DIWALI(DEEPAVALI) 14.11.2020 SATURDAY GH
22 GURU NANAK’S BIRTHDAY 30.11.2020 MONDAY GH
23 CHRISTMAS DAY 25.12.2020 FRIDAY GH
SL NO.
VACATION/BREAK FROM TO NO. OF DAYS
1 SUMMER VACATION 02.05.2020(SATURDAY) 19.06.2020(FRIDAY) 49 DAYS
2 AUTUMN BREAK 21.10.2020(WEDNESDAY) 31.10.2020 (SATURDAY) 11 DAYS
3 WINTER BREAK 23.12.2020(WEDNESDAY) 01.01.2021 (FRIDAY) 10 DAYS
CLASS TEACHERSHIP FOR THE SESSION 2020-21
CLASS CLASS TEACHERS CO CLASS TEACHER
VI A Ms MAHAJABI BANO Mr.A.K.JENA.
VI B Ms MOUSUMI PANDA Mr KAMDEV SWAIN
VI C Mr.A.K.JENA. Mr P K Das
VII A Mr KAMDEV SWAIN Ms A DUNGDUNG
VII B Mr P K DAS Mr.J.PRASAD
VII C Ms A DUNGDUNG TGT(HINDI)
VIII A Mr S. BISWAS Ms S.TRIPATHY
VIII B Mr.J.PRASAD Mr S. BISWAS
VIII C Ms S.TRIPATHY Mr.P.K.PRADHAN.
VIII D Mr.P.K.PRADHAN. TGT(MATHS)
IX A Mr D.K.BHUI Mr S.K. GIRI
IX B Mr S.K. GIRI Mr D.K.BHUI
IX C Mr H Rath Mr.S.MANJHI.
IX D Mr.S.MANJHI. Mr H Rath
X A Mr D.K.BEHERA Mr H Rath
X B Ms V.SAHU Mr S. BISWAS
X C Ms S. S. MOHANTY Ms V.SAHU
X D Mr S. SAHU Mr D.K.BEHERA
XI A Ms S .RATH Mr P K Bhoi
XI B Mr B K Das Ms TANUJA SETHY
XI C Ms A. MISHRA PGT(MATHS)
XI D Mr B.N.Mishra Mr B.BAGHAR
XII A Ms M. BEHERA Mr B K Das
XII B Mr Arati Swain Mr R K SAHU
XII C Mr P K Bhoi Mr A K SAMAL
XII D Mr B.BAGHAR Mr B.N.Mishra
GENERAL INFORMATION
The Vidyalaya is run by Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan under the Ministry of Human Resource
Development, Department of Education with an endeavour to facilitate children of central
Government Employees, Defence personnel and employees of Autonomous bodies who are liable to
be transferred from one state to another state to receive uninterrupted educational facilities with
easy accessibility to any Kendriya Vidyalaya in any part of the country.
The school embodies some of the good features of Public school with emphasis on Indian culture
and values without raising the cost of education.
MEDIUM
The medium of instruction is bilingual. Mathematics and science subjects are taught through English
language and social science through Hindi as well as English language.
AFFILLATION
The Vidyalaya is affiliated to the Central Board of Secondary Education, Preet Vihar, New Delhi and
prepare students for the All India Secondary School (class X) Examination and All India Senior School
Certificate (class XII) Examination of the Board.
SCHOOL ACADEMIC YEAR:
The academic year starts from 1st April and ends on 31st March of the following year.
ELIGIBILITY FOR ADMISSION
a) A child must be at least 5 years old on 31st March in the academic year in which admission is
being sought for admission.
b) An upper age limit for admission is fixed as the minimum age limit plus two years.
Method of admission
For class I to VIII- No admission test would be conducted for admission to class I to VIII. All
application received would be divided into five categories in order of priority to the extent
vacancies available.
For admission to class IX an admission test would be conducted and a merit list would be
prepared for each category of priority separately.
MEDICAL FACILITIES
Medical check up of the students will be done twice a year.
EXAMINATION
FOR CLASS I AND II
1. There is no formal examination for class I and II. The teacher will evaluate the students
through continuous and comprehensive evaluation (CCE). The testing can be done
simultaneously while teaching or separately. Most of the time the student will not be aware
that they are being tested.
2. There will be minimum 8 cycles of CCE.
3. One cycle of CCE means that all the students of the class are tested in all the competencies.
4. They should obtain at least ‘C’ grade. If a child gets ‘D’ grade in some competencies, the
teacher should repeat the cycle.
5. It is therefore recommended that tentatively 10 cycles of CCE should be planned in advance,
so as to ensure that at least 8 cycles are completed by all the students securing at least ‘C’
grade in all the competencies by March.
FOR CLASS III to X
1. In class VI, the student scoring E grade in Half Yearly and Yearly examination can be
given one opportunity to improve their performance in Half Yearly and Yearly
examination separately.
2. For class III to VIII there will be periodic test in each term of 40 marks which will be
reduced to 10 marks in report card for final assessment.
3. For class X, a new pattern of assessment will follow having an internal assessment of
20% and 80% external assessment as weightage.
4. For class IX and X CBSE pattern will be followed. There will be three periodic written
tests in the entire academic year and the average of the best two will be taken. For
the purpose of graded learning, three tests may be held as one being the midterm
test, other two being are pre-mid and post-mid term test with portion of syllabus
cumulatively covered. The average of the best two tests will be taken for final
assessement.
Grading will be carried out separately for scholastic (academic) and non-scholastic
(co-curricular) activities.
5 For March 2020 onwards, CBSE will conduct two Maths Exams for Class 10 Boards - Maths Basic and Maths Standard Maths Basic is for students who do not want to pursue Maths in Class 11 and 12. While Maths Standard is compulsory for students who want to take up Maths in Class 11, 12 and College The Maths Basic Exam is easier than the Maths Standard Exam.
6. The Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA): PISA is the OECD’s Programme for International Student Assessment. Every three years it tests 15-year-old students from all over the world in reading, mathematics and science. The tests are designed to gauge how well the student’s master key subjects in order to be prepared for real-life situations in the adult world. Why choose 15-year-olds? Because in most countries, at the age of 15, students can decide whether or not they want to continue their education. They therefore need to be equipped for adult life. PISA publishes the results of the test a year after the students are tested to help governments shape their education policy.
EXAM RULE & PROMOTION RULE FOR CLASS XI
(a) The examination for class XI would be conducted in theory as well as in
practical/project, depending upon the nature of the subject(s) and the marks
allotted shall be as prescribed in the curriculum.
(b) The qualifying marks in each subject of external examination shall be 33%. However,
in a subject involving practical/project work, a candidate must obtain 33% marks in
the theory and 33% marks in the practical/ project separately in addition to 33%
marks in aggregate, in order to qualify in that subject.
In order to be declared as having passed the class XI examination, a candidate shall obtain
33% marks in all subjects( without additional subject). The pass marks in each subject of
examination shall be 33%. In case of subject involving practical/project a candidate has to
secure 33% marks in theory as well as in practical
ATTENDANCE
For the successful implementation of the academic programme regular and punctual attendance is
imperative. Therefore Student should obtain prior permission of the class teacher for not attending
the classes. If previous permission is not obtained due to unavoidable circumstances, an application
for leave should be sent to the class teacher on the same day or latest by next day.
a) All application for leave should be signed by the parent.
b) Application for leave on medical ground is to be supported by an authentic medical
certificate.
c) Student suffering from infectious disease will not be allowed to attend the classes.
d) If the attendance is less than the prescribed percentage i.e. 75% of the total working days
(including attendance put in a previous school if the student has been admitted on transfer)
the student will not be allowed to appear the session ending examination.
e) A prolonged absence (without application for leave) for ten consecutive days will result in
the removal of name from the rolls.
CONDONATION OF ATTENDANCE
A minimum 75% of the total attendance of the academic session would be necessary to appear at
the annual examination. In case of genuine illness, if supported by medical certificate from a
Government Hospital or on account of participation in Vidyalaya or inter-Vidyalaya activities or any
other reason beyond the control of the student, the authority concerned shall be competent to
condone shortage of attendance.
CONDONATION OF ATTENDANCE FOR CLASS X AND XII
No student from a School affiliated to the Board shall be eligible to take the examination unless he
has completed 75% of attendances counted from the opening of class X/XII up to the first of the
month preceding the month in which the examination commences in the subjects of internal
assessment.
If the candidate is short of the required percentage of attendance within three weeks of the
commencement of the examination, the Head of the Institution shall report the case to the Regional
Officer concerned immediately. If in the opinion of the Head of the Institution, the candidate
deserves special consideration, he may submit his recommendation to the Regional Officer
concerned not later than three weeks before the commencement of the examination for
condonation of shortage in attendances by the Chairman, CBSE, who may issue orders as he may
deem proper.
FEE STRUCTURE
SN FEE AMOUNT/ MONTH
1 Fresh Admission/ On Transfer Admission Rs 25.00
2 Re –Admission fee (for struck off of names) Rs 100.00
3 VIDYALAYA VIKASH NIDHI (CLASS I TO XII) Rs 500.00
4 Tuition fee a) for IX & X Boys b) for XI Commerce & Humanities c) for XI & XII science Boys
Rs 200.00 Rs 300.00 Rs 400.00
5 Computer fee for class III onwards Rs 100.00
6 Computer science fee (for elective subject) at XI and XII Rs 150.00
7 Fine for VVN for tuition fee
Rs 5.00/day Rs 5.00/day
Mode of payment of fees: Fees to be paid quarterly in advance by the 15th of April, July, October
and December.
The fine will be charged up to last working day and after that the name shall be struck off the rolls
due to non-payment of dues and Readmission will be done on payment of Rs100.00 along with late
payment fine.
On line fee collection through UBI portal: Fee collection for all the terms is through UBI portal on
www.kvsanghathan.nic.in for which unique ID numbers are given to the students as indicated in the
challans.
EXEMPETION OF VVN, TUITION FEES AND COMPUTER FEES
CATEGORY TUTION FEE VVN Computer fee
1.Girls students from class I to XII Exempted Not exempted Not exempted
2. SC/ST Exempted Not exempted Not exempted
3. children of KVS employee Exempted Not exempted Not exempted
4. BPL card holders(up to two children) Exempted Exempted Not exempted
5. Disabled students (subject to the condition laid down in KVS letter No. F125-19/2007-8/KVS (budget) dt. 5/10/2009
Exempted Exempted Not exempted
6.All single girl and only child of their parent Exempted Exempted Exempted
7. Children of officers and men of armed forces/ paramilitary personnel /IPKF killed or disabled in “operation Meghdoot” in Seachen area or “Operation Vijay” in Kargil (certificate granted by the concerned Ministry to be produced)
Exempted Exempted Not exempted
Emergency assistance to the students Exemption of VVN for one academic session is allowed
Exemption of various types of fees mentioned above will not be allowed hence forth to the children of Government employees as they are getting reimbursement from their
departments.
SCHEME OF STUDIES
class Scholastic subjects Co-scholastic subjects
I-V Hindi ,English, Mathematics and Environmental studies
Art education, Work education, Health & physical education and ICT skills
VI-VIII Hindi, English, third language Sanskrit, Mathematics , Science and social science
Art education, Work education, Health & physical education including Yoga and ICT skills & Odia as regional language (optional)
IX & X Any two languages out of Hindi, Sanskrit and English, Mathematics , Science and social science
Art education, Work education, Health & physical education including Yoga and ICT skills
XI Science Core subjects: English, Hindi, Sanskrit(any one or two)* Elective: Any four or three out of the following
(i) Physics (ii) Chemistry (iii) Mathematics (iv) Biology (v) computer sciences (vi) Health & Physical Education (VII) IT
XI Commerce Core subjects: English, Hindi, Sanskrit(any one or two)* Elective: Any four or three out of the following
(ii) Accountancy (ii) Business studies (iii) Economics (iv) Mathematics (v) Information Practices (vi) Health & Physical Education
*total core + elective + 05 subjects (CBSE guidelines to be followed)
PATTERN OF UNIFORM FOR KENDRIYA VIDYALAYAS
All Kendriya Vidyalayas have common uniform. The following patterns of uniforms are prescribed.
Junior boys
Classes Summer Winter
I-V Shirt:Blue, grey, white and red checkered,Mandarin collar, half sleeve edges in red and Red placket. Shorts: Plain gray front with a patch and side hip pocket incorporated together, back with two veil pockets.
Shirt: (woollen) Blue, grey, white and red checkered,Mandarin collar, half sleeve edges in red and Red placket. Trousers: (wollen) Plain gray front with a patch and side hip pocket incorporated together, back with two veil pockets. Jacket: Hooded full and half sleeved or grey V neck sweater with red stripe in the neck, sleeve and waist.
Senior boys(secondary)
Classes Summer Winter
VI-XII Shirt:Blue, grey, white and red checkered, placket shirt collar Trousers:plain grey, pleat in front,
Shirt: (woollen) Shirt:Blue, grey, white and red checkered, normal shirt collar. Trousers: (woollen)plain grey, pleat in front,
Normal side pockets in front two velt pockets at the back.
Normal side pockets in front two velt pockets at the back. Jacket: Hooded full and half sleeved or grey V neck sweater with red stripe in the neck, sleeve and waist.
Junior girls
Classes Summer Winter
I & II Tunic: Blue, grey, white and red checkered , princess, peter pan contrasting collar and half sleeve edging
Tunic: Blue, grey, white and red checkered, princess, peter pan contrasting collar and full sleeve edging Shirt: Blue, grey, white and red checkered, Mandarin collar, Leggings grey. Cardigan: Navy blue full sleeved or half sleeved with red linning. STOCKINGS: Blue stockings with red stripes.
Senior girls (middle and secondary)
Classes Summer Winter
III-VIII Shirt: (cotton) Shirt:Blue, grey, white and red checkered, normal shirt with contrasting collar stand, over placket and half sleeve edges. Skirt: plain grey, broad box pleated at front and back divided red stripe at the hem.
Shirt: (woollen) Shirt:Blue, grey, white and red checkered, normal shirt with contrasting collar stand, over placket and half sleeve edges. Skirt: plain grey with grey leggings Jackets: Hooded full and half sleeved or grey V neck sweater with red stripe in the neck, sleeve and waist. Cardigan: Navy blue full sleeved or half sleeved with red lining.
IX-XII kurti:Blue, grey, white and red checkered, mandrian collar with front opening above the waist sleeve edges and collar in red side slits with waist coat. Bottom wear: Trousers plain grey and strait cut.
kurti: (woollen) Blue, grey, white and red checkered, mandrian collar with front opening above the waist sleeve edges and collar in red side slits with waist coat. Bottom wear: Trousers plain grey and strait cut. Cardigan: Navy blue full sleeved or half sleeved with red lining.
PHE (I-XII)
House-wise T shirts with white collars with the colour options of blue, green and sun yellow and navy blue track pants with white lining for both boys and girls.
Shoes (I-XII)
Common shoes for both boys and girls. No canvas shoes. Grey socks with red lining for summer. Navy blue socks with red lining for winter.
Belt (I-XII)
Blue and grey knitted fabric belt with monogram on the buckle.
Head gear for Sikhs (I-XII)
Trouser matching turban with red colour frith.
Scarf for Muslims Scarf Grey colour matching with bottom wear with red hem on the corners.
Hair accessories for girls Red ribbon or hair band can be used
SCHOOL LIBRARY & READING ROOM
Each child is expected to make full use of the school library and the reading room. He/she shall get
one book at a time for one week on his/her card. He/she may be allowed to have two books at a
time on special recommendation of the class teacher. Children shall observe the rules of the library
/reading room as enforced from time to time. If a student fails to return the book issued to him
within the due date, a fine at the rate of Rs1.per book per week from the due date of return should
be levied in case of wilful delay only. They should keep the library card safe & take it back when
they return the book. A second card may be issued only on payment of Rs 1/- as a fine. This money
will be deposited in the VVN fund.
SCHOOL ACTIVITIES
1. THE HOUSE SYSTEM: The school provides all opportunities to every child for the physical,
moral and mental development and with this in view, the House System has been
introduced & all the co-curricular & sports activities are organised house-wise in the school.
2. PHYSICAL: The school has arranged to provide the following games and sports for the
physical development of the students : Football, Volleyball, Badminton, Table tennis,
Athletics, Kho-Kho, Kabaddi, Basket ball and Cricket. SBSB activities
3. LITERARY: Debates,Essay writing, Recitation, Declamation, Dialogues, Quiz, Antakshari,
Sudoku etc.
4. SOCIAL & CULTURAL: Music (Vocal & Instrument), Dancing, Exhibition, Science Fair,
Dramatics etc.
5. SCOUT & GUIDES
6. SCIENCE CLUB
7. NATURE CLUB
8. ADVENTURE ACTIVITIES
9. NAEP
10. LIFE SKILLS
11. JIGYASA
12. OLYMPIADS
13. AWAKENED CITIZEN PROGRAMME (ACP)
14. EK BHARAT SHRESTH BHARAT
15. SWACHATA ABHIYAN PROGRAMME
16. GREEN SCHOOL PROGRAMME
17. EXHIBITIONS: SCIENCE, SO. SCIENCE, ART, SUPW, BOOKS
18. JOYFUL LEARNING
19. TARUNOTSHAB
20. CCT PRACTICE
TRUST YOURSELF, BE CONFIDENT, YOU CAN ACHIEVE YOUR TARGET THROUGH REGULAR
HARD WORK
1. Plan a daily time table.
2. Equal importance to each subject.
3. Start your day with difficult subject.
4. Try to understand subject matter and memorize the portion you have studied.
5. Include break time in between each task for short relaxation.
6. Strike off the completed task.
7. Always stick to your time table.
8. Go through the portion of the lesson before a subject starts in the class.
9. At the end of the note, write main points as heading/ summary.
TO PARENTS
1. Please cooperate to ensure effective education for your ward/ child. You are requested to (i)
provide conducive environment for studies at home. (ii) Assist and guide your ward in doing his/her
home-work. (iii) Deposit fees as per rules and on assigned dates.(iv) Provide proper school uniform,
text books and note books.
2. Please check your ward’s school diary regularly and ensure that the assigned home-work is done
on time.
3. You are always welcome to the school to ensure the progress of your ward. But you are requested
not to disturb the class during school hours. However you may contact the class teacher and subject
teacher personally in the staff room
4. Please send a leave application addressed to the Principal through the class teacher prior to the
absence of your ward duly attested by you. Half-day leave is not allowed.
5. Please ensure that your ward comes to school regularly in neat, clean and tidy school uniform.
6. Please don’t send your ward to school when he/she is suffering from any contagious disease.
7. Please ensure that your ward is escorted safely to school and back home
8. Please attend the Parent Teacher meetings held in the Vidyalaya regularly.
9. Please give your complete residential and official address with phone numbers to the Vidyalaya
for communication.
10. Please see that your ward participates actively in games/sports, S U P W activities and other co-
curricular activities and other co-curricular activities held in school.
THANK YOU
CLASS TEACHERS & CO-CLASS TEACHERS SESSION
2020-21 CLASS CLASS TEACHERS CO CLASS TEACHER
IA MRS PRABHAT NALINI PANDA MRS MAMATA MISHRA
IB NEW TEACHER MRS PRABHAT NALINI PANDA
IC MRS MAMATA MISHRA NEW TEACHER
IIA MRS ANIMA KUMARI DAS NEW TEACHER
IIB NEW TEACHER MRS MAMATA MISHRA
IIC MRS PRABINA DASH MRS ANIMA KUMARI DAS
IIIA MRS ROJALEEN ROUT MISS CHINMAYEE PANIGRAHI
IIIB MISS CHINMAYEE PANIGRAHI MR CHAKRADHARA BEHERA
IIIC MR CHAKRADHARA BEHERA MRS ROJALEEN ROUT
IVA MRS SAGARIKA PADHI MR PRASANTA KUMAR PRADHAN
IVB MR PRASANTA K PRADHAN MRS AMEETA DAS
IVC MS AMEETA DAS MRS SAGARIKA PADHI
VA MRS PRACHI AMBASTA MISS SHRADHA SUMAN
VB MRS DEEPANWITA MOHANTY MR BHABANI SANKAR BEHERA
VC MISS SHRADHA SUMAN MRS PRACHI AMBASTA
VI A Ms MAHAJABI BANO Mr.A.K.JENA.
VI B Ms MOUSUMI PANDA Mr KAMDEV SWAIN
VI C Mr.A.K.JENA. Mr P K DAS
VII A Mr KAMDEV SWAIN Ms A DUNGDUNG
VII B Mr P K DAS Mr.J.PRASAD
VII C Ms A DUNGDUNG TGT(HINDI)
VIII A Mr S. BISWAS Ms S.TRIPATHY
VIII B Mr.J.PRASAD TGT(SKT)
VIII C Ms S.TRIPATHY Mr.P.K.PRADHAN.
VIII D Mr.P.K.PRADHAN. TGT(MATHS)
IX A Mr D.K.BHUI Mr S.K. GIRI
IX B Mr S.K. GIRI Mr D.K.BHUI
IX C Mr H Rath Mr.S.MANJHI.
IX D Mr.S.MANJHI. TGT(ENG)
X A Mr D.K.BEHERA Mr H Rath
X B Ms V.SAHU Mr S. BISWAS
X C Ms S. S. MOHANTY Ms V.SAHU
X D Mr S. SAHU Mr D.K.BEHERA
XI A Ms S .RATH Mr P K BHOI
XI B Mr B K Das Ms TANUJA SETHY
XI C Ms A. MISHRA PGT(MATHS)
XI D Mr B.N.Mishra Mr B.BAGHAR
XII A Ms M. BEHERA Mr B K Das
XII B Mrs Arati Swain Mr R K SAHU
XII C Mr P K BHOI Mr A K SAMAL
XII D Mr B.BAGHAR Mr B.N.Mishra
HOUSE CONSTITUTION FOR PRIMARY SECTION FOR THE SESSION 2020-21
CCA CO-ORDINATOR: - MISS SHRADHA SUMAN ASSO.CCA CO-ORDINATOR: - MRS AMEETA DAS
HOUSE HOUSE MASTER ASSOCIATE HOUSE MASTER
AGNI HOUSE MRS PRACHI AMBASTA MRS GEETA PATNAIK
MR P K PRADHAN
AKASHHOUSE MRS SAGARIKA PADHI MRS A K DAS
MRS P DASH
PRITHVI HOUSE MRS CHINMAYEE PANIGRAHI MR C BEHERA
MRS M MISHRA
TRISHUL HOUSE MRS PRABHAT NALINI PANDA MRS ROJALEEN ROUT
MR B S BEHERA
CALENDAR OF CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES FOR PRIMARY SECTION FOR THE SESSION 2020-21
. ./SL.
NO.
/DATE
/ACTIVITIES FOR
PRIMARY SECTION
/GROUP
/RULE FOR PARTICIPATION
1 15/04/2020 DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSE , HOUSE MEETING & SELECTION OF HOUSE CAPTAINS
ALL ALL THE HOUSES AND HOUSE MASTERS
2 01/07/2020 COLOURING OUTLINE PICTURE I OPEN TO ALL
DEVOTIONAL SOLO SONG II-III & IV-V 2 FROM EACH GROUP & EACH HOUSE
3 08/07/2020 LEAVES ZOO I OPEN TO ALL
MASK MAKING II-V OPEN TO ALL
4 15/07/2020 ENGLISH ACTION SONG I 2 FROM EACH HOUSE
ENGLISH POEM RECITATION II-III & IV-V 2 FROM EACH GROUP & EACH HOUSE
5 22/07/2020 STORY TELLING (ENGLISH) ALL 2 FROM EACH GROUP & EACH HOUSE
6 29/07/2020 GROUP SONG ALL 8-10 STUDENTS FROM EACH GROUP
7 05/08/2020 ENGLISH SPEECH II-III 2 FROM EACH HOUSE
ENGLISH ELOCUTION IV-V 2 FROM EACH HOUSE
8 19/08/2020 DRAWING ALL OPEN TO ALL
9 26/08/2020 ENGLISH CALLIGRAPHY ALL OPEN TO ALL
10 02/09/2020 SPELL BEE (MAKING NEW WORDS) I & II-III 2 FROM EACH GROUP
SLOGAN WRITING(ENGLISH) IV-V 2 FROM EACH GROUP
11 09/09/2020 SOLO DANCE II-III & IV-V OPEN TO ALL
12 16/09/2020 HINDI CALLIGRAPHY ALL OPEN TO ALL
13 23/09/2020
HINDI STORY TELLING I 2 FROM EACH HOUSE
HINDI POEM RECITATION II-III 2 FROM EACH HOUSE
HINDI ELOCUTION IV-V 2 FROM EACH HOUSE
14 07/10/2020 HOUSE MEETING ALL ALL THE HOUSES AND HOUSE MASTERS
15 14/10/2020 GROUP DANCE II-III & IV-V 8-10 STUDENTS FROM EACH GROUP
16 04/11/2020 RANGOLI MAKING II-III & IV-V 8-10 STUDENTS FROM EACH GROUP
17 11/11/2020 FANCY DRESS ALL OPEN TO ALL
18 18/11/2020 QUIZ II-V 8- STUDENTS FROM EACH HOUSE
DEPARTMENT OF GAMES AND SPORTS
HOUSE COMPETITION FOR PRIMARY TO SENIOR SECONDARY CLASSES 2020-21
SN MONTH EVENT
1 MARCH & APRIL 2020 1. SELECTION & PRACTICE OF GAMES AND ATHELETICS FOR CLASS VI-XII FOR KVS REGIONAL MEET
2. KVS REGIONAL MEET
1 JUNE & JULY 2020 1. KABADDI: SENIOR BOYS (IX-XII) 2. KABADDI: JUNIOR BOYS (VI-VIII) 3. KABADDI: JUNIOR GIRLS (VI-VIII) 4. KABADDI: SENIOR GIRLS (IX-XII) 5. VOLLEY BALL: SENIOR BOYS (IX-XII) 6. VOLLEY BALL: JUNIOR BOYS (VI-VIII) 7. THROW BALL: FOR SENIOR GIRLS (IX-XII) 8. THROW BALL FOR JUNIOR GIRLS (VI-VIII)
2 AUGUST & SEPTEMBER (HOUSE-WISE) 2020
1. KABADDI GIRLS FOR PRIMARY (IV & V) 2. KABADDI BOYS FOR PRIMARY (IV & V) 3. KHO-KHO BOYS FOR PRIMARY (IV & V) 4. KHO-KHO GIRLS FOR PRIMARY (IV & V) 5. KHO-KHO: SENIOR GIRLS (IX-XII) 6. KHO-KHO: JUNIOR BOYS (VI-VIII) 7. KHO-KHO: SENIOR BOYS (IX-XII) 8. KHO-KHO: JUNIOR GIRLS (VI-VIII) 9. FOOT BALL JUNIOR BOYS (VI-X) 10. FOOT BALL SENIOR BOYS (XI-XII) 11. FOOT BALL SENIOR GIRLS (IX-XII) 12. CRICKET: JUNIOR BOYS (VI-X) 13. CRICKET: SENIOR BOYS (XI-XII)
3 OCTOBER 2020 (HOUSE-WISE)
1. SHOT PUT THROW: (ALL GROUP BOYS AND GIRLS VI-XII) 2. LONG JUMP: (ALL GROUP BOYS AND GIRLS VI-XII) 3. DISCUS THROW (ALL GROUP BOYS AND GIRLS VI-XII) 4. JAVELINE & HAMUR THROW (ALL GROUP BOYS AND
GIRLS VI-XII) 5. MINI MEET FOR PRIMARY CHILDREN CLASS I TO V
4 NOVEMBER 2020 TRACK EVENTS OF SECONDARY AND SENIOR SECONDARY PREPARATIONS FOR CLUSTER LEVELMINI MEET FOR PRIMARY.
5 DECEMBER 2020 ANNUAL SPORTS MEET OF THE VIDYALAYA
ENDORSEMENT
I have read all the rules and regulations of the school laid down in this diary and I am happy
to co-operate with the Vidyalaya to see that the rules framed in the interest of my ward -----
------------------------- studying in class---------- and section -------- are followed in true letter and
spirit.. I shall make regular check up of my ward’s diary and will take necessary remedial
steps.
Parent’s signature
Specimen signature
Child
Father
Mother
Photograph of
child
Photograph of Father
Photograph of
Mother
BOOKS I HAVE READ
S N Title Author ACC No. Issue date Returned date Sign. of librarian
RECORD OF ATTENDANCE (SESSION 2020-21)
MONTH TOTAL MEETINGS PRESENT ABSENT LEAVE REMARK
APR 20
MAY 20
JUN 17
JULY 20
AUG 20
SEP 20
OCT 20
NOV 20
DEC 20
JAN 20
FEB 20
MAR 20
TOTAL
Sig. Of parent Sig of class teacher
LEAVE RECORD
S n From (date) To (date) CAUSE Parent’s sign Class teacher’s sign
RECORD OF ACHIEVEMENT IN CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
SN Date Competition Position Sign of house master Sign of parent
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
CLASS TEACHER/SUBJECT TEACHER’S REMARK
(REGARDING PROGRESS/BEHAVIOUR/ LATE COMING/ANY OTHER INFORMATION)
DATE REMARK SIGN OF TR. SIGN OF PARENTS
PRINCIPAL/ VICE-PRINCIPAL’S REMARK
DATE REMARK SIGN OF PRINCIPAL/ VP
SIGN OF PARENTS
PARENT’S REMARK
DATE REMARK SIGN OF PARENT SIGN OF CT
DATE SHEET FOR EXAMINATION
DATE SUBJECT TIME LESSONS/ TOPICS
MARKS/GRADE AWARDED
EXAM/SUBJECT ENGLISH HINDI SKT/ MATHS SCIENCE/ SO.SCIENCE
DATE EVENTS/NOTES/ASSIGNMENT
SCHOOL TIME TABLE
/DAYS PERIOD 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH L U N C H BR E AK
5TH 6TH 7TH 8TH
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
