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Christ Nagar International SchoolKowdiar, Thiruvananthapuram - 695 003

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Christ Nagar International SchoolCambridge Assessment International Education

Registered Centre - IN653

PARTNERSHIPS WITH :

Goethe-Zentrum - Thiruvananthapuram

Springwood Heath Primary School, Liverpool, UK

Munsan Sueok High School, Republic of Korea

IES Sanje Secondary School, Spain

Lead Kindly Light !Keep us always in the right Way

And guide us always to the TruthThat alone can enrich our Life

Jesus ChristOur Guiding Force

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CMI Education Policy StatementWe, the Carmelites of Mary Immaculate, after the example of our

founder Saint Kuriakose Elias Chavara, consider education as theintegral formation of the human person for the fulfillment of his/her individual and social responsibilities.

Our educational endeavours aim at forming leaders who areintellectually competent, spiritually mature, morally upright,psychologically integrated, physically healthy and sociallyacceptable, who will champion the cause of justice, love, truth andpeace, and who are ever open to further growth.

The secret of the success of our educational institutions is acommunity of teachers who are committed to their vocation,professionally competent, morally upright, just and humane indealings, culturally sensitive and who grow in the true vision ofeducation.

We aspire towards creating a just and humane society wheredignity of the human person is respected, where unjust socialstructures are challenged, where our cultural heritage of ahimsa,religious harmony and national unity are upheld, and where thepoor and the marginalized are specially taken care of.

We have to reach out to the families, primarily of the students, toassist them in their needs, to share in their joys and sorrows, and tohelp them experience love and freedom so that the students realizethat our educational institutions are an extension of their homes.

Our institutions are open to all students irrespective of casteand creed; they are accepted and cherished as they are and arehelped to grow in their cultural, social and religious traditions. Asthey are privileged to be in our institutions, they will also have theright to get acquainted with the person of Jesus Christ and hisGospel. Being institutions established and administered by andfor a minority community based on religion, they will givepreference to Christians in admissions and appointments and havea special concern for the faith formation of the Christian youth.

Our institutions are also open to society at large by making theirresources available for the ongoing education and growth.

For the realization of this CMI goal of education, we invitestudents, parents and teachers to share this vision and to cooperatewith us wholeheartedly.

Children, you are God’s gift in the hands of your parents.

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THE LORD’S PRAYER

Our Father in heaven, holy be Your name;let Your kingdom come; Your will be doneon earth as in heaven .

Give us our daily bread. Forgive us our sinsas we forgive those who sin against us. Do not letus fall into temptation but deliver us from evil.Amen

PRAYER BEFORE CLASS

O loving and merciful God / Inspire us / to choosegood / and to avoid evil. / Allow us the sensitivity/ to see the needs / of our neighbours / and thestrength / to respond gently.

Give us the courage / to follow the truth, / and thegrace / to know you.

O God / all knowledge is in you. / Bless ourstudies, / enlighten our minds, / strengthen ourmemory, / and direct our will / towards what isright. / O God bless all the CNItes / and our greatCNIS. Amen

PRAYER AFTER CLASS

We thank you, Almighty God, for having helped usin our lessons, and having kept us healthy andhappy, all throughout the day. Amen

PRAYER BEFORE EXAMINATION

O God, enlighten our minds, strengthen ourmemory, and bless us to do well in the examination.Keep us healthy, in mind and body, all throughoutour examinations. Amen

Trust your mother, God will hear the prayers of the Mother as your own.

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DAILY PRAYER OF CNItesOh, loving and merciful God, I thank You for thisnew and wonderful day. Bless me and this day.

Fill me with Your grace. Bless me so that I can dedicatemy time and energy for studies.

Give me the strength to resist all the distractionswhich will affect my studies.

Grant me keenness of mind, capacity to remember,skill in learning, subtlety to interpret

and eloquence in speech.May You guide the beginning of my work, direct its

progress, and bring it to its completion.

Give me the courage to ask questions when I don’tunderstand. Give me the humility to ask for help when

I need it. Help me to accept the grades that I getafter I have done all that I can do.

Let me be grateful for having the privilegeof studying at Christ Nagar International School

while many others don’t havesuch a rare opportunity.

Help me to make the most of the wonderful gifts youhave given me. Help me to use my words,

and actions carefully and let me be a gentle andpolite student so that I may be loved and

respected by all. God I promise that today I will be a Good Student.

Give me hope for the future and help me to trust thatwhatever the future brings, You are there with me,

holding me in Your loving embrace.

As food is for the body, so is wisdom for the intellect.

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God bless my dear and Loving Parents and my Home.God bless my Great Christ Nagar International School,

its management, my Dear Director,my Dear and Loving Teachers, non-teaching staff and

coaches of our co-curricular activities.Dear God, bless all my class mates and

all the students of CNIS.Grant me the blessing to

love them, help them and work with them.I love you God

Bless Me and My Great CNIS.

I am a CNIte I love my CNIS

LEAD, KINDLY LIGHT

Lead, kindly Light, amid th’ encircling gloom,Lead Thou me on!

The night is dark and I am far from home,Lead Thou me on.

Keep Thou my feet; I do not ask to seeThe distant scene: one step enough for me.

So long Thy power hath blessed me, sure it stillWill lead me on.

O’er moor and fen, o’er crag and torrent, tillThe night is gone;

And with the morn those angel faces smile,Which I have loved long since, and lost a while.

Go to school regularly and recall to mind what is taught during the week.

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PRAYER OF ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI

Make me a channel of your peace,Where there is hatred, let me bring your love,Where there is injury, your pardon, LordAnd where there’s doubt, true faith in you.

Ch. Oh Master, grant that I may never seekSo much to be consoled as to console,To be understood as to understand,To be loved as to love with all my soul.

Make me a channel of your peace,Where there’s despair in life, let me bring hope,‘Where there is darkness, Lord, your shining light,And where there’s sadness, ever joy.

Make me a channel of your peace,It is in pardoning that we are pardoned,In giving to all men that we receive,And in dying that we’re born to eternal life.

NATIONAL ANTHEM

Jana gana-mana-Adhinayaka, jaya heBharatha-bhagya-vidhatha.Punjab - Sindhu- Gujarat-MarathaDravida Utkala-BangaVindhya Himachala -Yamuna -GangaUchala jaladhi-tarangaTava subha name jage,Tava subha asisha mageGahe tava jaya-gatha.Jana-gana-mangala dayaka - jaya heBharatha-bhagya vidhathaJaya he, jaya he, jaya heJaya jaya jaya jaya he!

Laziness fosters evil habits.

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SCHOOL ANTHEM

Hail ! Christ Nagar Alma Mater! Hail!We, thy children, in grey and blue,Around thy glorious banner stand,With lamps lit from thy sacred LightTo guide our steps in the encircling gloom.Singing the hymn of Rishis of yore.“Tamaso ma jyothir gamaya”

God bless our glorious Alma Mater!In faith and hope we’ll march aheadIn quest of Truth that liberation bringsFrom bondage of falsehood, ignorance and deathUsh’ring in the Lord’s joyAs we chant the Maharshi’s hymn,“Asato ma Sat gamaya”

O glorious Christ Nagar, Alma Mater!Teach us to love and bright’n the world,That is crippled and broken apart,By our own greed, hate and malice.O ! help us heal this moribund world,And make it whole, an abode of peace.“Mrityor ma Amritham gamaya”

“Asato ma Sat gamayaTamaso ma Jyothir gamayaMrityor ma Amritham gmaya”

(God bless CNIS Alma Mater!)

The day on which you have not done any good to your fellowmen will not be recorded inyour book of life.

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CHRIST NAGAR INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLKowdiar, Thiruvananthapuram - 695 003

MANAGERREV. FR Joseph Vattaparambil CMI

GOVERNING BODY1. Rev. Fr Joseph Vattaparambil CMI2. Rev. Fr Sebastian Kaduvathukkil CMI3. Rev. Fr Bino Pattarkalam CMI4. Rev. Fr Dr Kurian Chalangady CMI5. Rev. Fr Thomas Chennattusserry CMI6. Rev. Fr Joseph Sebastian Eenthumkuzhy CMI7. Rev. Fr Xavier Ambatt CMI8. Rev. Fr Tinto Pulinchuvallil CMIMANAGING COMMITTEE1. Rev. Fr Joseph Vattaparambil CMI (Manager)2. Rev. Fr James Mullasserry CMI

(Councillor for Education, CMI St Joseph Province, TVM)3. Rev. Fr Thomas Chennattusserry CMI (Principal, IGCSE)4. Rev. Fr Bino Pattarkalam CMI

(Principal, Christ Nagar Central School)5. Rev. Fr Dr Kurian Chalangady CMI, (Principal, ICSE)6. Rev. Fr Joseph Sebastian Eenthumkuzhy CMI

(Principal, Christ Nagar Public School, Attingal)7. Rev. Fr Xavier Ambatt CMI

(Principal, Christ Nagar Central School, Kuchapuram)8. Rev. Fr Tinto Pulinchuvallil CMI

(Bursar, Christ Nagar Schools and Vice Principal, IGCSE)9. Mr. Thomas Mani P (Academic Co-ordinator)10. Mr. Gopakumar (Well-wisher)11. Mr. Rajesh Kumar G (Parent)12. Ms. Anu Thomas (Parent)13. Mr. Sebastian A.C (Teacher)14. Dr. Sabitha P R (Teacher)15. Ms. Umadevi Radhakrishnan (Teacher)16. Ms. Geeta Nayar (Teacher)17. Ms. Preeti K (Teacher)18. Ms. Manjumol K (Office Staff)

Let your friends be those who love God.

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MEMBERS OF STAFFADMINISTRATIVE STAFF

PRINCIPALRev. Fr Thomas Chennattusserry CMIVICE-PRINCIPALRev. Fr Tinto Pulinchuvallil CMI

ACADEMIC CO-ORDINATORMr. Thomas Mani P.

TEACHING STAFFFacultyMr. Aneesh J. S. BFAMr. R. Ben Bruce Raj MP.Ed, M.PhilMs. Deepa Raj P. R. B.A, BP.EdMs. Gayathri Krishnan M.Sc, B.EdMs. Geeta Nayar B.Sc, PGDCAMs. Gleena Johny B.Com, M.A, B.EdMs. Janet John B.Sc, B.EdMs. Jasmine John B.Sc, M.A, B.EdMs. Jishitha Abhish M.A, B.EdMs. Josy Chinchu M.A, B.Ed, PGD in JournalismMs. Kavitha Vijayan M.Sc, M.TechMs. Keerthi S. Asok M.TechMs. Lakshmisree V. Diploma in BharathanatyamMs. Lekshmy Mohan B.Sc, B.EdMs. Manisha Bhandari M.Sc, B.EdMs. Margaret Tojo M.A, M.Phil, PGDCPMs. Mathangi S. M.ScMs. Maya Nair U. R. M.A, B.EdMs. Pallavi Singh M.Sc, B.EdMs. K. Preeti M.A, B.EdMs. Preetha B. S. M.Sc, B.EdMs. Rajeswari Ajith B.A, Goethe-Zertifikat B2Ms. Raji Celin Joy B.Sc, M.A, B.Ed, M.C.A

Keeping bad books is like hiding fire in hay.


Ms. Rekha Sreekumar M.A, M.Ed, PG Dip IELT (UK)Ms. Roshni Jose B.Sc, M.A, B.EdMs. Roshni Raj M.A, B.EdMs. Roshni Sumesh M.A, Certificate in Teaching

and Learning (Cambridge)Dr. Sabitha P. R. M.A, B.Ed, Ph.D.Ms. Salomi Sindhu M.Sc, B.EdMs. Saritha Simon M.Sc, B.EdMs. Sayujya Vishakh B.Sc, B.EdMr. Sebastian A. C. B.A, BHM, B1Ms. Simi C. M.ScMs. Soni Singh M.Sc, B.EdMs. Sonia J. Mathew M.A, B.EdMs. Sonia Orwil Fernandez M.ScMs. Soumya S. B.Sc, B.EdMs. Sreelekshmi G. R. B.A, B.EdMs. Sujamol Ratheesh M.Sc, B.EdMs. Umadevi Radhakrishnan B.Sc, B.EdMr. Vinod R. M.Sc, B.EdMr. Vishnu S. Nair Dilpoma in Music Production

NON-TEACHING STAFFMs. Manjumol K. (Office Administrator)Ms. Shemeera Elizabath Mammen (P.R.O.)Ms. Lekha V. G. (D.T.P. Operator)Ms. Aruna T. S. (Librarian)Mr. Rince Chacko (Graphic Designer)Ms. Beena Krishnan (Ayah)Ms. Mini A. (Ayah)Ms. Sreekala T. (Ayah)Ms. Sindhu C. (Ayah)Ms. Preetha L. (Ayah) Mr. Akhil Das C. (Peon)Mr. Johny Freddy (Peon)Mr. Gireeshkumar C. (Peon)

Regular reading of good books and meditating them will illumine the mind.

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CHRIST NAGAR GROUP OF EDUCATIONALINSTITUTIONS

A HISTORICAL SKETCHThe contributions made by the Carmelites of MaryImmaculate (CMI), the first indigenous CatholicCongregation of India, in the educational field of Keralawere pioneering and revolutionary. Saint Kuriakose EliasChavara, the Founder of the CMI Congregation,established the first Catholic School of Kerala atMannanam in 1846. All the other CMI Monasteries alsofollowed that movement. In the year 1864, BlessedChavara, in his capacity as the Vicar General of the Syro-Malabar Church, ordered all the parishes to start schoolsadjacent to them. This historic order triggered theemergence of a galaxy of educational institutions all overthe State. It also became the basis of the socio-economicdevelopment of the whole State. The main aim of theentire educational endeavour of the Congregation is tobring about a social transformation with emphasis on anoption for the poor, coupled with the target of the moralreconstruction of the society. Today, the CMIs run about449 educational institutions which include Schools, Artsand Science Colleges, Autonomous Colleges, M.Ed andB.Ed Colleges, Engineering Colleges, PolytechnicColleges, ITC Centres, Nursing Schools, Research Centresand a Medical College.Christ Nagar Group of Educational InstitutionsChrist Nagar Group of Educational Institutions consistof five unaided, recognized schools under differentBoards of Education, an Arts and Science College andtwo Kindergartens.All these institutions are owned and managed by theFathers of the Catholic minority community and of theCatholic religious congregation, Carmelites of Mary

Attain punctuality by means of a regular timetable.


Immaculate (CMI). The Prior of Christ Hall is theManager. All these institutions are co-educational.Christ Nagar Eng. Hr. Sec. School (State Board)Christ Nagar English Higher Secondary School wasstarted in 1976 as a recognized and unaided EnglishMedium School recognised by the General EducationDepartment, Government of Kerala. The school wasupgraded to a Higher Secondary School in 2002 withScience and Commerce streams in standards XI and XII.Christ Nagar Hr. Secondary School (ICSE)Recognizing the competency and resources of themanagement of Christ Nagar in running educationalinstitutions with efficiency, the public pressurized theschool authorities to start a school on the national patternof syllabus and curriculum for the children of the parentswho have interstate transfer. Thus Christ Nagar ICSESchool was started in 1994 and it was upgraded to aHigher Secondary School in 1996 with the Science streamin Classes XI and XII.Christ Nagar Kindergarten, ICSEThe pre-primary section - Christ Nagar Kindergarten- wasstarted in June 1999. The Kindergarten is run under theguidance of an advisory board of expert educationists,and by a team of professionally trained and dedicatedteachers. It caters to the developmental and educationalneeds of children under six years of age in accordancewith the contemporary principles of child educationduring this formative period of childhood.Christ Nagar Central School (CBSE)Once again, catering to the public demand, the ChristNagar Management started the Central School atVellayambalam in 2005 with classes from 1 to 10, affiliatedto the Central Board of Secondary Education, Chennai.

Your angels will be turned to devils, if you fall into evil situations.

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Christ Nagar Kindergarten, CBSEChrist Nagar Kindergarten along with the Christ NagarCentral School, Kowdiar was started in June 2015.Christ Nagar Public School, Valakkadu, AttingalChrist Nagar Group of Institutions started its ninthinstitution-Christ Nagar Public School- at Valakkadu,Attingal in the year 2016.Christ Nagar Central School, Kuchapuram, TrivandrumChrist Nagar Central School, Kuchapuram is an Englishmedium co-education school, established in 2008. Alongwith the school at Attingal, the Kuchapuram school alsowas started with the aim to take the Christ Nagar legacybeyond the city limits.Christ Nagar International School (IGCSE)In response to the increasing demand for qualityeducation that is global in nature, the Christ NagarInternational School was started in May 2004. The schoolis affiliated to the Cambridge Assessment InternationalEducation, UK, a unit of the University of Cambridge,and provides a high profile qualification, recognised byuniversities and institutions of higher education aroundthe world.CNIS is the first CMI school to attain the CambridgeAssessment International Education (CIE) status and thesecond in Kerala. The academic ambience of this schooland its serene setting induce the best from every studentwho comes to worship in this temple of knowledge andwisdom.CNIS KindergartenFifteen years of imparting meaningful education by CNIScalled for innumerous requests from the parentcommunity to start a kindergarten section. The schoolspreads a garden for the little ones to bloom. CNIS startsits first batch of LKG in the year 2019-20 with uniquefeatures.

You ought to reach home before evening and take part in the evening prayers.


Our VisionIntegrity, Excellence, Empathy

Our MissionChrist Nagar International School aims at the holisticdevelopment of a student with great emphasis on theSpiritual, Emotional, Intellectual and Physical integrityso that the student can face this challenging world withoutfear. At CNIS, this holistic development of an individualis attained through academic excellence, professionalcompetence and personal, inter-personal and societal skills.Our ValuesChrist Nagar International School tries to impart thefollowing values :

Faith in God Concern for Fellow Beings Moral Uprightness Social Responsibility Pursuit of Excellence Professional Competence

CNItes and CNISThe students of Christ Nagar International School will beknow n as CN Ites. Our school will be known as CNIS orChrist Nagar International School.Values in Practice The CNItes will give at least half an hour every day

for spiritual exercises like reading the Sacred Scriptureand leading the family in the daily prayer includingthe prayer of Christ Nagar International School.

The CNItes will spend some time with their familymembers everyday to pray together, eat together andspeak to each other thereby learning the values offamily life.

Desire that others love you, and not that they fear you.

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The CNItes will find some time, to help their parentsin the kitchen (every day), wash their clothes (weekly),clean their house and its premises (monthly). TheCNItes will do their personal chores like arrangingtheir books, polishing shoes etc. on their own. Theywill allocate some time to engage in their hobbies andpersonal diary writing.

The CNItes will try their best to sacrifice some of theirpleasures and collect some money for the well beingof the unprivileged people.

The CNItes will take part in all the co-curricularactivities of the school in order to develop physicalfitness, professional behaviour, interpersonal skills,emotional and mental growth and a sense of teamwork.

The CNItes will embody professionalism, honesty,integrity as well as high moral and ethical standards.

The CNItes will create in themselves and in otherstudents hope, confidence, commitment, energy,enthusiasm, hard work and a sense of sacrifice.

The CNItes will foster the effort of personal growth(spiritual, emotional, intellectual) which will helpthemselves and the society to grow better. They shallbelieve in their inherent potential to growprofessionally and personally to their highestcapabilities. They will nurture their innovative skillsand will encourage themselves constantly to learn andgrow.

The CNItes will try to develop a distinguished CNISstyle in their speech, activities and behaviour;speaking well and exhibiting exemplary behaviour inall that they do – a CNIS culture and style.

The CNItes will be self-critical, questioning andcommitted to personal excellence and self-improvement.

Take special care to keep modesty while you sit, walk or lie down.


The CNItes will not criticize its management, teachersand other students in public. Instead, they will giveconstructive feedback for their improvement.

The CNItes shall recognize that the most importantassets of their life at CNIS are their classmates, friends,teachers and the management.

The CNItes will respect the rights of others and willconsider them as equals.

The CNItes will strive to be the best ambassadors ofCNIS.

The CNItes must have a sense of pride when talkingabout CNIS.

School Timing08.00 am to 01.40 pmSyllabusCNIS is a registered centre of Cambridge AssessmentInternational Education, part of the University ofCambridge. The school follows the syllabus prescribedby the University of Cambridge which helps develop thevital educational skills in the students.The Cambridge Pathway followed in school:Cambridge Primary (Grades I-V)The school uses the textbooks endorsed by the Cambridgewhich suggests the study of English, Science andMathematics. Apart from the mentioned subjects theschool provides additional subjects such as Social Studies,Computers and General Awareness. Internal reviews areconducted to assess the development of the students.

You should forgive and forget the wrong doings of others.

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Cambridge Lower Secondary (Grades VI-VIII)The school offers the following subjects - English,Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, History,Geography, Information & Communication Technology.Additional Languages (Grades I-VII)The school offers Hindi, Malayalam, French and Germanas additional languages.Cambridge Upper Secondary- IGCSE ( Two year programcomprising of Grade IX & X)The school offers the following subjects - English as theFirst language (0500), French (0520), Mathematics (0580),Physics (0625), Chemistry (0620), Biology (0610),Geography (0460), Information & CommunicationTechnology (0417)School Cinema (Grades LKG-X) : From academic year2019-20, the school will offer an innovative concept ofSchool Cinema. It is a film based learning curriculum toinculcate life skills and values in the students. Awardwinning children’s films along with follow up activitieswill ensure enjoyable and memorable holistic growth andcharacter building in the students.Cambridge Advanced – AS / A Levels ( Grades XI & XII)The school offers the following subjects - Englishlanguage (9093), Mathematics (9709)/ Psychology ( 9990),Physics (9702), Chemistry (9701), Biology (9700)/Information Technology (9626)Laboratories / Audio-visual rooms : Under the guidanceof the teachers, the students will have access to state-of-the-art laboratories in Physics, Chemistry, Biology andIT, and also the audio-visual rooms.Cambridge Examination in the school Cambridge Lower Secondary Checkpoint Examination (at

the end of Grade VIII). The school offers May Sessionwhich begins in April.

Tell me who your friends are, and I shall tell who you are.


IGCSE Examination (at the end of Grade X). The schooloffers March Session which begins in February.

AS/ A LEVEL Examination (in Grade XI / XII). Theschool offers the March Session which begins inFebruary.

Cambridge International and Indian UniversitiesThe Council of Boards of Secondary Education (COBSE)recognizes IGCSE ( Grade X) qualification as equivalentto any other Indian board’s secondary qualification.The Association of Indian Universities (AIU) recognizesthe A level certificates for admission to IndianUniversities.A minimum of 5 passes in the IGCSE and 3 passes at theGCE A Level, including English, with Grades C and/orabove (between A* and C), is required for admission tothe Undergraduate Courses within India. Candidatesintending to join Medical/Engineering degreeprogrammes are required to have obtained A Levelpasses in Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Mathematics andEnglish in addition to 5 C’s at IGCSE. Please refer towww.aiu.ac.in for more details.Orientation on Higher StudiesCNIS organises orientation sessions on higher educationfor the AS & A level students, every year, in order toadequately equip them for their future studies. ResourcePersonnel from various universities within India andabroad (UK, USA, UAE, Australia and Canada inparticular) are invited to the school so that the studentsget acquainted with the umpteen possibilities for higherstudies.Internal Assessment PatternCorrection of the note books : The notebooks of thestudents will be corrected by the teachers regularly.

What you earn by deceit and theft will melt like snow.

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Students should finish their notes on time and submitthe same for the correction. In case a student takes leavethen he/she has to complete the notes upon his/herreturn.Work Sheets : Work sheets for all the subjects will be givento the students as and when required.Projects : Teachers will give small projects to the students.The main aim of the projects is to learn by doing. Keepingthis objective in mind, teachers will select topics relatedto each chapter.Mentoring : The class teachers assume the role of mentorsand give personal attention to the students. The mentorswill closely observe the students and they will act as theirspiritual director, mother, friend, adviser, role model etc.Review Patterns : The academic year is divided into twoterms. Each term will have a set of class tests, a mid reviewand a term review.Portions : Portions for the various reviews will be givento the students by the subject teachers. It will be availableon the school website too.Marks Awarded : The marks awarded to the students :

Mid Reviews : 25 for each subjectTerm Reviews : 50 for each subjectProjects : 10 (one in the first term for all

subjects)Assignments : 10 (first term)

Academic Stars : After the First Term Review (HalfYearly), the students are awarded academic stars on thebasis of the given criteria. These stars are ever-rolling andwill not become the bearer’s property.Grades are awarded in Hindi and Malayalam for GradesI to VII and marks for Hindi and Malayalam will not beincluded in the total marks.

Idleness is the mother of all vices and would induce one to the habit of drinking.


Aggregate 90% and above – Rubycut off 80% in each subjectAggregate 80% and above – Goldcut off 70% in each subject For Grades I to VAggregate 70% and above – Silvercut off 65% in each subjectAggregate 85% and above – Rubycut off 75% in each subjectAggregate 75% and above – Gold

For Grades VI-XIIcut off 65% in each subjectAggregate 65% and above – Silvercut off 60% in each subjectProgress Report : A detailed report on the students’academic and co-curricular progress will be given to theparents after each Mid Review and First Term Review(Half Yearly Review).Open House : Parent-teacher meetings are arrangedperiodically to evaluate the overall development of thestudents. They are arranged class-wise.Promotion :1) Promotion is granted on the basis of the general

progress of the pupil during the academic year, notmerely on the results of the Annual Review. Therecords of periodic tests, Mid Reviews, TerminalReviews etc., will be taken into account at the time ofpromotion.

2) A minimum attendance of 75% of the total workingdays of the academic year is compulsory forpromotion.

3) Results declared at the end of the year are final andwill not be reconsidered. The promotion lists will beput up in the school notice board as well as the schoolwebsite. Results will be withheld, if fees or dues arein default.

Both stinginess and extravagance are equally sinful.

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Principal’s Memento : With a view to motivate studentsto achieve greater heights in the Board Examinations,mementoes have been instituted for outstandingperformances in the IGCSE and A Level Examinations.The mementoes are awarded on the Annual Day everyyear.Co-curricular ActivitiesIn addition to the regular, compulsory co-curricularactivities (Art, Music, Dance, PE) as mentioned in the classtimetable. The school has introduced variousother co-curricular activities, on all Fridays, for theemotional, physical and interpersonal growth of thestudents. All the students of Grade I-VII are required totake part in any one of these co-curricular activities.

1. Art 9. Keyboard2. Aerobics / Zumba 10. Music3. Basket ball 11. Yoga4. Dance 12. Table Tennis5. Violin 13. English Club6. Guitar 14. IT Club7. Karate 15. Nature Club8. Roller Skating

Four Houses : The students of CNIS are divided into 4houses [Amazon (Red), Ganges (Green), Nile (Yellow),Volga (Blue)] and with the help of their teachers they willorganise events. It will aid the students in improvingtheir leadership qualities, talents and organisationalskills. Interhouse competitions will also be held.Feasts and Celebrations Academic year inauguration Teachers’ Day and Talents Day Independence Day Onam

Had you not lighted the lamp during the day time, you could have lit it during night.


Educational Fair Fun Trip Kerala Piravi Children’s Day Principal’s Day Chavara Day Sports Day Class social Christmas and Annual Day

School Leaders and Prefects : The School Leader will also be known as the School

Ambassador who will be assisted by the DeputySchool Leader. There will be a Girls’ Representative,an Arts Club Secretary, a Sports Captain, a StudentEditor and a Goodwill Ambassador.

All the class leaders will be known as Prefects andVice Prefects. They will monitor the daily activitiesof the class.

There will be Captains, Vice Captains and Girls’Representatives for each House.

The office bearers will function under the guidanceof the Principal, Academic Coordinator and therespective class teachers.

Charity Drive – ‘Kids-Support-Kids’ : This programmeencourages the students to understand the purpose ofcharity for any society and inculcate in them a habit ofdonation.Community Service Initiative - Humanité : Humanite, theCommunity Service Initiative of CNIS, aims at enhancingthe community awareness of the students, a mandatoryrequirement for admission to foreign universities forhigher studies. The programme imparts first handexperience of working for and helping the needy,belonging to the underprivileged sections of the society.

Do not insult or trouble the poor.

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Library1. CNItes should use the school library regularly.2. Students of Grade V onwards are permitted to

borrow only one book from the school library at atime and should retain it only for a period of oneweek.

3. The librarian may call for the return of a particularbook even before the expiry of the due date.Reference books and periodicals should not betaken out of the Reading Room.

4. A borrower who does not return a book by the duedate will be allowed a grace period of one week. Ifhe/she fails to return the book even after the graceperiod, he/she will be liable to pay a fine at the rateof Rs 5/- per day.

5. Borrowers should report any damage, loss of pages,pictures, etc. to the Librarian before they accept thebooks.

6. Books borrowed are non-transferable. It is theresponsibility of the borrowers to take care of thebooks borrowed by them.

7. If any book is lost, damaged or badly handled, theactual cost for replacement of the book will have tobe paid by the borrower.

8. Every book borrowed should be returned by the endof February, every year.

9. Strict silence should be maintained inside theLibrary.

Absence and Leave1) Regular attendance is expected of every CNIte and

no CNIte shall absent himself/herself from the classwithout the prior permission from the class teacher

God decides your vocation and it is up to you to choose it.


or the Principal. If prior permission could not beobtained for reasons beyond control, application forleave signed by the parent or guardian should be sentto the Principal on the first day of presence. Persistentabsence and late attendance will render the CNIteliable for disciplinary action.

2) Absence from examination without sanctioned leaveand at the reopening of classes after the holidays willbe viewed seriously. In the case of illness, a medicalcertificate should be submitted.

Dress CodeFormal Dress Code of the school:

1. Formal Dress Code for Boys : Blue Blazer (on specialoccasions), Blue Pants, Grey half sleeve shirt, BlackShoes and White socks, Maroon Tie.

2. Formal Dress Code for Girls : Blue Blazer (on specialoccasions), Blue Skirt (upto Grade IV) and Blue Pants(Grades V-XII), Grey half sleeve shirt, Black Shoesand White socks, Maroon Tie.

Daily Uniform1. Daily uniform for Boys : Grey Half Sleeve Shirt, Blue

Pants, Maroon tie, Black shoes and White socks.(Shorts are not allowed)

2. Daily uniform for Girls : Grey Half Sleeve Shirt withBlue vest, Blue Skirt (upto Grade IV) and Blue Pants(Grades V-XII), Black Shoes and White Socks,Maroon Tie.

3. Wednesday Uniform: CNItes should wear Sports Dress(White) with black trousers, Black Shoes and WhiteSocks on Wednesdays.

4. House Uniform : CNItes should wear House T-shirtwith black trousers, Black Shoes and White Socks onFridays.

If your parents have left any obligation of restitution, fulfil it with diligence and devotion.

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Code of Conduct Students should habitually be clean and neatly

dressed in proper school uniform. Boys should have their hair cut at regular intervals. Ear rings are not allowed for boys. Girls are allowed to wear only single stud ear rings. Bangles, anklets and wrist bands are not allowed. CNItes should not colour their hair or nails. Girls should tie a single pony with black bands and

those with long hair should tie it in a single plait witha black band.

Boys should wear a vest under the shirt and girlsshould wear proper inner wear.

Girls should wear tights under their skirt. Boys are not expected to wear low waist trousers in

the school. On special occasions students should wear modest

dress. Sleeveless tops, tight bottom party wear etc.are not allowed in the school.

T-shirt is not generally allowed in the campus. Socks and innerwear should be washed daily and

should be hygienic. Any student who requires exemption from wearing

uniform for a specific period on medical groundsshould get written permission from the Principal.

Gold ornaments are not allowed in the school.Instructions to students1) The school time is from 8.00 am to 1.40 pm.2) CNItes must be in their classrooms by the first bell at

7.45 am. At the second bell, on the days when thereis school assembly, all should march to the placeassigned to their respective classes on the assemblyground; on the other days they sit in their classroomsin silence.

3) If no teacher comes to the class even after threeminutes since the commencement of the period, theclass prefects should report the matter to the classteacher.

Even if you are grown in age and maturity, you have to respect your parents and submit to them.


4) During intervals and play time CNItes should not goout of the school campus. They should avoidunwanted shouting, quarrelling and the use ofdiscourteous language.

5) CNItes should bring their Handbook to school daily.For the entries made in the columns intended forparents in the Handbook, the CNItes should obtainthe parent’s acknowledgment by signature, the verynext day.

6) When a teacher enters or leaves the class, all CNItesmust stand up.

7) CNItes should greet the teachers, elders and also oneanother.

8) Any exchange of articles or money transactionbetween CNItes is forbidden.

9) CNItes are not permitted to bring cell phones,cameras, i-pods, pen drives, cosmetics etc. to school.They are not allowed to bring two or four wheelersinto the school campus. Bicycles are allowed.

10) ID cards are to be worn by all CNItes along with theuniform at all times in the school campus and in theschool buses.

11) Cases of regular medication or diseases which arecontageous should be reported to the Principal /Vice Principal and Class teachers.

12) Habitual negligence of school work, dishonesty,obscenity in word or act, insubordination or othersuch acts of misconduct will involve disciplinaryaction which in extreme cases, will be expulsion fromthe School.

13) Disobedience and defiance of authorities, disrespectto teachers and staff, malpractices in the examination,lack of interest in studies and conduct inconsistentwith the reputation and moral values which CNItesseek to uphold, will be viewed seriously and mayeven lead to dismissal from the school.

Do not hate your own brethren.

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14) Running or shouting inside the school buildings /classrooms or playing in the classrooms is notallowed.

15) All should to speak in English at all times, at schooland in the school bus.

Suggestions to Parents1) Good education is the joint effort of CNIS and the

parents. The full co-operation of the parents isearnestly solicited. Children learn not only from theclass rooms, but also from other sources, such ashome, books, friends, library, radio, cinema, TV,internet etc. Hence parents have a great responsibilityto provide access to such sources but with great care.As children come to school from differentbackgrounds it is advisable not to compare one childwith another. If children complain about schoolmatters, parents are requested to inform the Principalof such matters and withhold their judgment untilproper investigation is made. A little care in suchmatters often prevents unhappy consequences.

2) If your child has habits or traits, which need specialobservation, the Principal and class teacher may betaken into confidence.

3) Parents are expected to co-operate with the schoolauthorities by ensuring punctuality and discipline,by seeing that their children prepare their lessons andby taking active and healthy interest in their activitiesin the School.

4) Parents are advised to attend the Parent-TeacherMeetings regularly and make use of the opportunityto discuss the problems, development and progressof their wards.

5) Occasional reports from teachers are made in theschool handbook. Parents are requested toacknowledge them by signing the same.

It is the duty of children to look after their parents.


6) Private tuitions are not encouraged.7) Parents and guardians are specially requested to

notify the school of any change in their address orphone numbers.

8) Meeting teachers in the class and during class hoursis not permitted. However, teachers will be availableon the second and fourth Fridays of every month afterschool from 2.00 pm to 3.00 pm. Parents can meettheir wards’ teachers in their respective classes. Onother days, they shall meet the teachers only withthe prior permission from the Principal.

9) Any clarification regarding school work should bediscussed with the teacher in the school itself. Phonecontact with teachers is not allowed during the schoolhours.

10) Only the parents of Grades I and II are allowed insidethe school premises at school dispersal.

11) Birthday celebrations are restricted to distribution ofsweets only. Cutting cakes is not allowed.

12) CNItes are not permitted to leave the school premisesduring school hours. They can be called from the classonly if the Principal permits. For taking them outsidethe campus, an outpass is needed. The respectiveclass teacher should also sign the outpass, beforepresenting it to the Principal.

13) Parents are required to inform the school office incase a bus going CNIte is not using the school bus onany particular day. It should be informed before1.00 pm.

Rules for CNItes Using the School Buses1) CNItes should be at the bus stop at least 5 minutes

before the scheduled time.2) CNItes should not lean out of the window or put their

arms out of the window.3) CNItes should not throw anything out of the window.

Let not your parents shed tears on account of you.

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4) All CNItes using the school bus facility will have tocarry their bus passes and identity cards whiletravelling and they should be produced forverification on demand. (Bus passes will be issuedonly if the bus fees are paid). Parents are notpermitted to travel by school bus.

5) CNItes may not interchange bus routes without priorapproval of the Principal or Vice Principal. If astudent is seen travelling in a route / trip that is notthe one for which the bus pass is issued, he/she willnot be permitted to travel in the school bus thereafter.

CircularsPrinted circulars / notices will be given to the students.The students should keep it in the handbook and show itto their parents. At times, notifications by way of SMSwill be sent to parents.FeesThe fee is collected in three installments. Tuition fee andbus fee can be remitted on-line. Please log on towww.cnis.in for details of on-line payment.1st Installment : To be paid before the end of June.

Fine will be levied from 1st July.2nd Installment : To be paid before the end of

September (without fine).3rd Installment : To be paid before the end of January

(without fine).If there is a default in the payment of fees within the timespecified above, there will be a fine of Rs. 100/- for eachadditional month of default.

If the fee is not remitted, the name of the student willbe removed from the roll and he/she will not bereadmitted without permission from the Principal, andpayment of a readmission fee of Rs. 1000/-.

The humble man is the greatest among men.

http://www.cnis.in

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MAY 20191 Wed H May Day2 Thu3 Fri4 Sat5 Sun H6 Mon7 Tues8 Wed9 Thu

10 Fri11 Sat H 2nd Saturday12 Sun H13 Mon14 Tues15 Wed16 Thu17 Fri18 Sat19 Sun H20 Mon21 Tues22 Wed23 Thu24 Fri25 Sat26 Sun H27 Mon28 Tue29 Wed30 Thu31 Fri

Academic Calendar 2019-20

What you earn by deceit and theft will melt like snow.

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JUNE 2019

1 Sat2 Sun H3 Mon Classes Begin for Grades I-VII & XI4 Tue5 Wed H Eid-ul-Fitr6 Thu7 Fri Reopening Assembly, First Friday,

Holy Mass8 Sat H 2nd Saturday9 Sun H

10 Mon Class Begins for LKG11 Tue12 Wed13 Thu Investiture Ceremony14 Fri15 Sat16 Sun H17 Mon18 Tue19 Wed20 Thu Class Assembly (Grade XII)21 Fri22 Sat23 Sun H24 Mon25 Tue26 Wed27 Thu Class Assembly (Grade X),

CCA Inauguration28 Fri29 Sat30 Sun H

Number of working days : 19

Tell me who your friends are, and I shall tell who you are.

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JULY 2019

1 Mon Class Tests - 1 Begin2 Tue3 Wed H St. Thomas Day4 Thu5 Fri First Friday, Holy Mass6 Sat7 Sun H8 Mon9 Tue

10 Wed11 Thu Class Assembly (Grade IX)12 Fri13 Sat H 2nd Saturday14 Sun H15 Mon16 Tue17 Wed18 Thu Class Assembly (Grade VIII),

Girls’ Guild Inauguration19 Fri20 Sat21 Sun H22 Mon Cultural Fest - Literary events begin23 Tue24 Wed25 Thu26 Fri27 Sat28 Sun H29 Mon30 Tue31 Wed H Karkkadakavavu


Idleness is the mother of all vices and would induce one to the habit of drinking.

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AUGUST 2019

1 Thu Mid Review-1 Begins2 Fri First Friday, Holy Mass3 Sat4 Sun H5 Mon6 Tue7 Wed8 Thu9 Fri

10 Sat H 2nd Saturday, Open Day11 Sun H Bakrid12 Mon13 Tue14 Wed15 Thu H Independence Day16 Fri17 Sat18 Sun H19 Mon20 Tue21 Wed Cultural Fest, Grand Parents’ Day22 Thu Cultural Fest23 Fri H Sreekrishna Jayanthi24 Sat25 Sun H26 Mon27 Tue28 Wed H Ayyankali Jayanthi29 Thu30 Fri31 Sat


You should forgive and forget the wrong doings of others.

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SEPTEMBER 2019

1 Sun H2 Mon3 Tue4 Wed5 Thu Teachers’ Day, Talents Day6 Fri First Friday, Holy Mass, Onam Celebration -

School closes for Onam vacation7 Sat8 Sun H9 Mon H Muharram

10 Tue H First Onam11 Wed H Thiruvonam12 Thu H Third Onam13 Fri H Fourth Onam, Sree Narayanaguru Jayanthi14 Sat H 2nd Saturday15 Sun H16 Mon School reopens after Onam vacation17 Tue18 Wed19 Thu20 Fri21 Sat H Sree Narayanaguru Samadhi22 Sun H23 Mon24 Tue25 Wed26 Thu Class Assembly (Grade XI)27 Fri Annual Sports Meet28 Sat29 Sun H30 Mon


Take special care to keep modesty while you sit, walk or lie down.

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OCTOBER 2019

1 Tue2 Wed H Gandhi Jayanthi3 Thu Class Assembly (Grade VII)4 Fri First Friday, Holy Mass5 Sat6 Sun H7 Mon H Mahanavami8 Tue H Vijayadasami9 Wed

10 Thu11 Fri12 Sat H 2nd Saturday13 Sun H14 Mon Half Yearly Review Begins15 Tue16 Wed17 Thu18 Fri19 Sat20 Sun H21 Mon22 Tue23 Wed24 Thu25 Fri26 Sat27 Sun H Deepavali28 Mon29 Tue30 Wed31 Thu Star Day


Desire that others love you, and not that they fear you.

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NOVEMBER 2019

1 Fri First Friday, Holy Mass, Kerala Piravi2 Sat Open Day3 Sun H4 Mon5 Tue6 Wed7 Thu Class Assembly (Grade VI)8 Fri Science Fair9 Sat H 2nd Saturday, Nabidinam

10 Sun H11 Mon12 Tue13 Wed14 Thu Class Assembly (KG, Grades I & II)15 Fri16 Sat17 Sun H18 Mon19 Tue20 Wed21 Thu Class Assembly (Grade V)22 Fri23 Sat24 Sun H25 Mon26 Tue27 Wed28 Thu29 Fri30 Sat Principal’s Day


You ought to reach home before evening and take part in the evening prayers.

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DECEMBER 2019

1 Sun H2 Mon3 Tue4 Wed5 Thu6 Fri First Friday, Holy Mass, Annual Day7 Sat8 Sun H9 Mon IGCSE Mock Exam - 1 Begins

10 Tue11 Wed12 Thu13 Fri14 Sat H 2nd Saturday15 Sun H16 Mon Mid Review - II Begins17 Tue18 Wed19 Thu20 Fri School closes for Christmas vacation21 Sat22 Sun H23 Mon24 Tue25 Wed H Christmas26 Thu27 Fri28 Sat29 Sun H30 Mon School reopens after Christmas vacation31 Tue


Your angels will be turned to devils, if you fall into evil situations.

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JANUARY 2020

1 Wed New Year2 Thu H Mannam Jayanthi3 Fri Chavara Day (Founder’s Day),

First Friday, Holy Mass4 Sat5 Sun H6 Mon IGCSE Mock Exam - 2 /

AS & A levels Mock Exam - 1 Begins7 Tue8 Wed9 Thu Class Assembly (Grade IV), Open Day

10 Fri11 Sat H 2nd Saturday12 Sun H13 Mon14 Tue15 Wed16 Thu Class Assembly (Grade III)17 Fri18 Sat19 Sun H20 Mon AS & A Levels Mock Exam - 2 Begins21 Tue22 Wed23 Thu24 Fri25 Sat26 Sun H Republic Day27 Mon Class Tests - 2 Begin28 Tue29 Wed30 Thu31 Fri


Attain punctuality by means of a regular timetable.

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FEBRUARY 2020

1 Sat2 Sun H3 Mon Cambridge March 2020 Exam Session Begins4 Tue5 Wed6 Thu7 Fri Graduation Day, Flag Folding Day,

First Friday, Holy Mass8 Sat H 2nd Saturday9 Sun H

10 Mon11 Tue12 Wed13 Thu14 Fri15 Sat16 Sun H17 Mon18 Tue19 Wed20 Thu21 Fri H Shivaratri22 Sat23 Sun H24 Mon25 Tue26 Wed27 Thu28 Fri Gratitude Day, Social29 Sat


Let your friends be those who love God.

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MARCH 2020

1 Sun H2 Mon Annual Review Begins3 Tue4 Wed5 Thu6 Fri7 Sat8 Sun H9 Mon H Attukal Pongala

10 Tue11 Wed12 Thu13 Fri14 Sat H 2nd Saturday15 Sun H16 Mon17 Tue18 Wed19 Thu20 Fri21 Sat22 Sun H23 Mon24 Tue25 Wed26 Thu27 Fri28 Sat29 Sun H30 Mon31 Tue


The day on which you have not done any good to your fellowmen will not be recorded in your book of life.

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1 Wed2 Thu3 Fri4 Sat5 Sun H6 Mon Announcement of Results7 Tue8 Wed9 Thu H Maundy Thurday

10 Fri H Good Friday11 Sat H 2nd Saturday12 Sun H Easter13 Mon14 Tue H Dr. Ambedkar Jayanthi, Vishu15 Wed Cambridge Checkpoint Exam Begins

(Tentative)16 Thu17 Fri18 Sat19 Sun H20 Mon21 Tue22 Wed23 Thu24 Fri25 Sat26 Sun H27 Mon28 Tue29 Wed30 Thu

APRIL 2020

Keeping bad books is like hiding fire in hay.

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A MODEL DAILY PROGRAMME

5.00 a.m. To rise

5.30 a.m. to 6.30 a.m. Prayers, Study

6.35 a.m. to 7.00 a.m. Breakfast, Newspaperreading and to school

8.00 a.m. to 1.40 p.m. At school

2.00 p.m. to 3.00 p.m. Back home, Lunch

3.00 p.m. to 4.00 p.m. Study, Homework

4.00 p.m. to 5.00 p.m. Games, Bath

5.00 p.m. to 7.00 p.m. Study

7.00 p.m. to 7.30 p.m. T.V. time, News

7.30 p.m. to 8.00 p.m. Dinner

8.00 p.m. to 10.00 p.m. Study

10.00 p.m. to 10.15 p.m. Prayer

10.15 p.m. To bed

N.B: Study the above daily programme carefully and prepare yourown programme in consultation with your guardian andwrite it down in the space provided on page 46.

Regular reading of good books and meditating them will illumine the mind.

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ROUTE NO. 11

Sl. TIME BOARDING POINTNO. am pm1 6.45-3.08 Pazhavangadi2 6.50-3.03 KSRTC Chief Office3 6.51-3.01 Thekke Nada4 6.52-3.02 Vazhappalli5 6.53-3.04 Fort HS6 6.56-3.00 West Nada7 6.57-2.55 Vallakkadavu8 7.00-2.53 Enchakkal9 7.02-2.50 Subash Nagar

10 7.03-2.45 West Fort11 7.05-2.40 Chempakasseri12 7.07-2.38 Palkulangara13 7.10-2.35 Pettah14 7.14-2.30 Kerala Kaumudi15 7.16-2.25 Nalumukku16 7.17-2.22 Iron Bridge17 7.18-2.15 Collectorate Jn.18 7.20-2.08 Mathrubhumi Road

Entrance19 7.28-2.07 General Hospital20 7.30-2.06 Vanchiyoor Jn.21 7.32-2.05 Vanchiyoor Bridge22 7.35-2.02 Chettikulangara23 7.32-2.01 Ayurveda College24 7.29-2.00 Palayam

ROUTE NO. 12

Sl. TIME BOARDING POINTNO. am pm

1 6.20-2.52 Poomkulam

2 6.23-2.50 Karshika college

3 6.27-2.46 Kakkamoola

4 6.30-2.43 Kaliyoor

5 6.33-2.40 Punnamoodu

6 6.45-2.37 Koottappana

7 6.48-2.35 NIMS hospital

8 6.50-2.33 Kerala Automobiles

9 6.53-2.30 Vazhimukku

10 6.55-2.27 Balaramapuram

11 6.58-2.24 Vedivachan Kovil

12 7.00-2.23 Pallichal

13 7.03-2.20 Pravachambalam

14 7.06-2.17 Nemom

15 7.09-2.14 Hanveev Jn

16 7.15-2.10 ThrikkannapuramBridge

17 7.20-2.05 Poojapura Circle

School Bus Routes and TimingsKindly accommodate changes that may arise

Trust your mother, God will hear the prayers of the Mother as your own.

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ROUTE NO. 13 ROUTE NO. 14

Sl. TIME BOARDING POINTNO. am pmSl. TIME BOARDING POINTNO. am pm

1 6.20-3.11 Vandithadom

2 6.22-3.09 Pachallor

3 6.25-3.06 Thiruvallom JN

4 6.27-3.03 Thiruvallom Bridge

5 6.32-3.01 G K Junction

6 6.36-2.54 Valiyathura

7 6.39-2.51 Air port

8 6.42-2.48 Shanghumughom

9 6.45-2.43 Vettucaud

10 6.51-2.36 G V Raja School

11 6.53-2.31 Wireless Jn

12 7.05-2.26 Thumba

13 7.07-2.24 Poundkadavu

14 7.10-2.21 Veli

15 7.13-2.18 Kochuveli

16 7.16-2.15 All Saints College

17 7.19-2.13 I T I junction

18 7.22-2.10 Chackai

19 7.08-2.40 Kannammoola Bridge

20 7.26-2.09 Pattoor

21 7.30-2.05 MLA Quarters

1 6.30-3.00 Powdikonam2 6.40-2.52 Mannanthala Jn3 6.45-2.47 Nalanchira4 6.47-2.42 Mar Ivanios5 6.49-2.38 Paruthippara6 6.55-2.35 Muttada7 7.00-2.30 T K D Road8 7.02-2.26 Pattom SUT9 7.04-2.24 Vaidhyuthi Bhavan

10 7.06-2.22 Pottakuzhy11 7.08-2.20 Gaureesapattom12 7.10-2.18 Mulavana13 7.11-2.16 Vadayakadu14 7.12-2.14 Moolavilkam15 7.13-2.12 Thampuranmukku16 7.14-2.10 Varambasseri17 7.15-2.27 Law college18 7.17-2.25 P M G19 7.19-2.00 Mettukada20 7.22-1.58 Women's College21 7.23-1.55 Panavila22 7.24-1.53 Bakery Jn23 7.25-1.50 Nandavanam

As food is for the body, so is wisdom for the intellect.

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1 6.45-3.12 Medical CollegeGarage Jn

2 6.50-3.08 Murinjapalam

3 7.03-2.57 Avittom Road

4 7.05-2.55 Kannammoola Jn

5 7.10-2.47 KIMS Hospital

6 7.15-2.52 Anayara

7 7.20-2.42 Kumarapuram

8 7.21-2.40 Tagore Gardens

9 7.20-2.38 MC Police Station

10 7.22-2.16 Chalakuzhi

11 7.25-2.10 Vayalikkada Junction

12 7.33-2.00 Ambalanagar

13 7.36-1.58 Santhwana Hospital

1 6.30-2.55 MGM School2 6.31-2.35 Engineering College3 6.32-2.53 Alathara4 6.35-2.52 Sasthamkonam5 6.40-2.51 Manvila6 6.45-2.50 Arassummodu7 6.47-2.41 Kulathoor8 6.50-2.38 Attinkuzhi9 6.53-3.05 Highway10 6.58-3.00 Kazhakottom11 7.00-2.45 Kariavattom12 7.05-2.42 Chavadimukku13 7.08-2.25 Sreekariam14 7.10-2.27 Elamkulam15 7.12-2.20 Pongummodu

(Kurisadi Jn)16 7.19-2.10 Pattom Bus Stop17 7.23-2.06 Plamoodu18 7.25-2.04 PMG19 7.27-2.05 Museum

Children, you are God’s gift in the hands of your parents.

ROUTE NO. 17


1 6.25-3.20 Azhikode2 6.58-3.14 Karippoor3 6.45-3.13 Pulippara4 6.37-3.12 Maruthanakam5 6.32-3.08 Valicode6 6.30-3.05 11th stone7 6.36-3.00 Pazhakutty8 6.40-2.58 Arasuparambu

9 6.44-2.52 Mulamukku10 6.48-2.50 Kizhakke Ela11 6.51-2.46 Vidhyadirajapuram12 6.53-2.42 Keltron13 7.00-2.27 Karakulam Jn14 7.08-2.25 Enikkara15 7.10-2.20 Vazhayila16 7.15-2.10 Vazhayila Church


1 6.30-3.00 Ambalathara2 6.35-2.52 Kamaleswaram3 6.40-2.47 Manacaud4 6.43-2.44 Attukal5 6.48-2.40 Konchiravila6 6.53-2.35 Chiramukku7 6.57-2.31 Kaladi8 7.00-2.28 Thaliyal9 7.03-2.24 Karamana10 7.07-2.21 Swaraj Motors11 7.18-2.20 Killipalam12 7.19-2.18 Choorakattupalayam13 7.10-2.17 Kannettumukku14 7.11-2.07 Poojappura15 7.15-2.08 Pareeksha Bhavan16 7.16-2.09 Kunjalummodu 117 7.18-2.12 Melarannur Quarters18 7.20-2.15 Rajiv Gandhi Bio

Tech19 7.21-2.05 Jagathy20 7.22-2.03 DPI21 7.23-2.02 All India Radio22 7.24-2.01 Vazhuthacaud23 7.25-2.00 Althara Junction


Sl. TIME BOARDING POINTNO. am pmSl. TIME BOARDING POINTNO. am pm1 6.15-3.20 Poojapura Jn2 6.20-3.15 Mudavanmugal3 6.23-3.12 Chengallor4 6.25-3.10 Rotary hospital5 6.27-3.07 Vijayamohini Mill6 6.30-3.05 Thirumala7 6.35-3.00 Mangattukadavu8 6.40-2.55 Thachottukavu9 6.44-2.52 Pallimukku10 6.46-2.50 Peyad11 6.48-2.42 Kundamanbhagam12 6.50-2.40 Valiyavila13 6.52-2.37 Elipode14 6.54-2.35 Vettamukku15 6.56-2.32 P T P entrance16 6.58-2.30 Arappura Jn17 7.00-2.28 Vattiyoorkavvu18 7.08-2.22 Manjaadimoodu19 7.12-2.17 Kanjirampara20 7.15-2.15 Maruthankuzhi21 7.18-2.13 Kochar Road22 7.20-2.10 Pangode Military

Camp23 7.22-2.05 Cottonhill

The children who have love of God and fear of God in their hearts will love and respect their parents.

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1 6.35-3.00 Medical CollegeJunction

2 6.40-3.14 Ulloor(Med. Coll)3 6.40-2.45 Prasanth Nagar-14 6.41-2.40 Prasanth Nagar-25 6.42-2.38 Prasanth Nagar-36 6.45-2.36 Pongumoodu Junction7 6.50-2.30 Ulloor8 6.52-2.20 Kochulloor9 7.00-2.18 Ulloor Bridge

10 7.05-2.16 Kesavadasapuram11 7.10-2.13 St : Mary's School12 7.15-2.12 LIC13 7.18-2.05 Pattom14 7.20-2.02 Marappalam15 7.21-2.00 Kuravankonam16 7.22-1.58 Kowdiar (Bread

Factory)

ROUTE NO. 21


ROUTE NO. 20


Do not hate your own brethren.

1 6.45-2.18 Manammoola

2 6.48-2.40 Peroorkada PoliceStation

3 6.50-2.22 A K G Nagar

4 6.55-2.35 Mukkola

5 7.00-2.26 Kudappanakkunnu

6 7.03-2.38 Poomalliyoorkonam

7 7.05-2.14 Peroorkada Jn

8 7.08-2.12 Oolampara

9 7.10-2.10 SAP

10 7.12-2.08 Pippinmoodu Park

11 7.15-2.05 Sasthamangalam

12 7.18-2.00 Vellayambalam

ROUTE NO. 22Sl. TIME BOARDING POINTNO. am pm

Sl. TIME BOARDING POINTNO. am pm1 6.30-3.08 PTP Nagar2 6.40-3.00 Kulashekaram3 6.44-2.58 Kadavilmudampu4 6.45-2.56 Vellaikadavu5 6.50-2.55 Puliyarakonam6 6.55-2.50 Moonnamoodu7 7.00-2.45 Vazhottukonam8 7.05-2.40 Thoppummukku9 7.08-2.35 Nettayam

10 7.13-2.27 Manikanteswaram Jn.11 7.16-2.20 Manikanteswaram

Temple12 7.18-2.32 Mannarakonam13 7.21-2.14 Indira Nagar14 7.25-2.08 Ambalamukku15 7.26-2.07 Kowdiar Palace16 7.27-2.06 Toll Jn.17 7.28-2.05 Kowdiar Jn


1 6.30-2.47 Industrial EstatePappanamcode

2 6.33-2.44 Puzhikunnu3 6.35-2.41 Studio Road4 6.43-2.33 Ookkodu5 6.48-2.28 Vellayani Temple6 6.50-2.26 Vellayani Jn7 6.52-2.28 Old

Karakkamandapam8 6.55-2.25 Karakkamandapam9 6.58-2.22 Pappanamcode10 7.05-2.20 Vazhavilakom11 7.06-2.21 Kulathara12 7.08-2.19 Maruthurkadavu

Bridge13 7.09-2.18 Kaimanom14 7.10-2.14 TVS15 7.14-2.08 Kunjalummodu 216 7.17-2.05 Poojappura Circle17 7.20-2.03 Edapazhaji18 7.23-2.01 S M C19 7.25-2.00 Forest Office Junction

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1 6.40-2.42 Karakulam Bridge

2 6.42-2.40 Karakulam PanchayatOffice

3 6.48-2.36 Kachani

4 6.50-2.32 Vettikonam

5 6.52-2.30 Kavadithalakkal

6 7.00-2.22 Pippinmoodu

7 7.02-2.20 Golflinks

8 7.04-2.19 TTC

9 7.06-2.15 Jawahar Nagar - 1

10 7.07- 2.16 Jawahar Nagar - 2



13 7.13-2.05 Devaswom Board

14 7.15-2.07 Nanthancode

15 7.16-2.09 YMR

16 7.18-2.11 Cliff House

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