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Index 1. Personal Record of students

2. National Anthem

3. National Song

4. Pledge

5. School prayers

6. Assembly themes

7. Calendar 2017-2018

8. School Timings/Proforma of working days

9. Holiday List

10. Discipline Policy/code of conduct

11. Scholastic Activity List

12. Co-Scholastic Activity List

13. Field trips

14. Homework Record

15. Principal’s Remarks

16. Class teacher’s Remarks

17. Teacher’s Remark

18. Parent’s Remark

19. Leave Record

20. Circular Record

21. Class Time Table

PERSONAL MEMORANDA

NAME: _______________________________________

GRADE: ______________________________________

ADDRESS: ____________________________________________________________

_____________________________________________________________________

TELEPHONE: (HOME):____________________________________________

MOBILE: (MOTHER): _____________________________________________

MOBILE: (FATHER): ______________________________________________

EMAIL: _________________________________________________________

BY SIGNING THIS, I AGREE TO THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS CONTAINED IN THIS ALMANAC

STUDENT SIGNATURE: _________________ GRADE: _____________________

PARENT SIGNATURE: ___________________________

IMPORTANT CONTACTS: _________________________________________________

EMERGENCY CONTACT: __________________________________________________

Name: _________________________________________________________________

Mobile: __________________________________________________________________

ANANDA GLOBAL SCHOOL

राष्ट्र गान

जन गण मन

School Prayer

Ujjwal hai jiska aaj , Hai hamko jispe naaj

Vo hamari hai, Hame payri hai

Ananda Global School

Har Shaksh se judkar, Jo lakshya ko chale

Tufano se ladkar, Manjil ko jo gahe

Mehnat hai jiska raaz

Vidhya hai jiska saaz



Har daur ke sang, Jo kadam mila chale

Mastishk mai jiske, Nav vieharna Pale

Sadbhavana ki Rahe

Jivan janha chale



Hume mman hai, Abhiman hai, Shala humari shan hai

Gyan ki ye khan hai, Hamari pehchan hai

Pulkit janha kan-kan

Aanandit hai shaand



Likhenge safalta ki ek nayi kahani

Varenge vijay ko ye baat humne thani

Jitenge kai khitab

Ha, hum hai lajawab



Date Month Topic Activities

19/16/17 June Father’s day Importance of the day Poem recitation on father by students

21/06/17 July

Yoga Day Importance of the day Demonstration of yoga by teachers

07/07/07 Guru Purnima Importance of the day Thoughts, Story telling

17/07/17 Balloon Day Introduction of shapes and colours via balloon, Games related to balloons

04/08/17 August September October

Rakshabandhan Importance of the day’ Story telling by teachers, Making and tying up of the rakhi and took oath to save trees

05-09-17 Teachers day and Dr. Radhakrishanan’s birthday celebration

14-09-17 Hindi day celebration

16-09-2017 Cleanness and world ozone day celebration

03-10-2017

Gandhi Jayanti

Importance of the day Dances, MatkiPorh

04-10-2017

November

Habitat day andwelfare day

Hoisting of the flag Importance of the day And national symbols Elocution , Dances by children and song by teachers.

14-11-2017

Children’s Day

Ganesh idol stapana Rituals and prayers and dance performances

30/11/2017

December

World flag day Importance of things related to colour green Rhymes recitation, magic show

02-12-17 Computer literacy day

18-12-2017

Vitamins

Presentation regarding to the Vitamins A to K by student

12-01-2018

January

Uttarayan Celebration Kite flying with Grandparents. Importance of the day

Flag ceremony, Marching, Students will wear dresses as per different states

25-01-2018 Republic Day

28-02-2018

February

World science day Importance of the day Science Projects and demonstration by teachers

01 -03-2018 -

March Holi

Importance of the day and celebration

13-04-18

April Baishaki Importance of the Harvesting ,essay writing on life of the farmer

22-04-18 Earth day

Importance of the day

Assembly Schedule-1

19/06/17 June Father’s day Importance of the day Poem recitation on father by students

21/06/17 Yoga Day Importance of the day Demonstration of yoga by teachers

07/07/07 July Guru Purnima Importance of the day Thoughts, Story telling

17/07/17 Balloon Day Introduction of shapes and colours via balloon, Games related to balloons

04/08/17 August Rakshabandhan Importance of the day’ Story telling by teachers, Making and tying up of the rakhi and took oath to save trees

10/08/17 Janamaashtami Importance of the day Dances, MatkiPorh

15/08/17 Independence Day Hoisting of the flag Importance of the day And national symbols Elocution , Dances by children and song by teachers.

24/08/17 Ganesh Chaturti Ganesh idol stapana Rituals and prayers and dance performances

31/08/17 Green Day Importance of things related to colour green Rhymes recitation, magic show

05-09-17

September

Teachers day and Dr. Radhakrishanan’s birthday celebration

Importance of the day, Role play of teachers by pupils

11/09/17 Flowers Day Information and reorganization of different flowers

18/09/17 Cartoon Day Information of

different cartoons related to animals Sound. Story and poems

21/09/17 Durga Sthapana Information of the day Rituals of pooja.

28/09/17 Dusshera Story telling by teachers

03/10/17

October

Gandhi Jayanti

Field Trip to Sabarmati Ashram

04-10-2017 Habitat day and welfare day

Importance of the days Best out of waste

12/10/17 Blue Day Information of things related to colour blue Rhymes recitation, Show and tell and treasure hunt

14/11/17

November

Children’s Day

Dance and Role Play by Teachers

18/12/17 December Vitamins day (Food tasting day)

Information of different tastes of food and colours of the food

12/01/018

January

Uttarayan Celebration Kite flying with Grandparents. Importance of the day

26/01/2017 Republic Day Flag ceremony, Marching, Students will wear dresses as per different states

28-02-2018

February

World science day Importance of the day Demonstration by teachers

01 -03-2018 -

March Holi

Importance of the day and celebration

13-04-18

April Bashaki Importance of the Harvesting ,Related Activities

School Timing

Reporting Time:-

PRE-SCHOOL:8:30 am

GRADE1 TO GRADE 5:- 8:00 a.m.

Departure Time:-

PRE-SCHOOL:- 12:30

Grade1 to 5:- 2:00

No child will be allowed to leave the school premises with any other

person unless he/she carries an authority letter written by any one of

the parents.

Any changes in the transportation arrangements of a student require a

written consent of the administrative officers which is to be taken well

in advance.

All Saturdays will remain as holidays unless notified.

No child will be permitted to leave the school premises during school

hours expect in case of emergency.

‘He who opens a school, closes a prison.’- Author unknown

LIST OF HOLIDAYS FOR ACADEMIC YEAR 2017-2018.

Month Date Day No of

days

Holidays

April 5/4/17

9/4/17

14/4/17

Wednesday

Sunday

Friday

1

1

1

Ramnavmi

Mahavir jayanti

Good Friday

May to

June

39 days Summer vacation

July

August 7/8/17

14/8/17

15/8/17

25/8/17

Monday

Monday

Tuesday

Friday

1

1

1

1

Raksh bandhan

Janmashtami

Independence

Day Ganesh Chaturthi

September

30 /9/17

saturday

1

Dussehra

October

October to

November

2/10/17

14th Oct to

5th Nov

Monday

Saturday

to sunday

1

19 days

Gandhi Jayanti

Diwali vacation

December 25/12/17 to 1/1/18

Monday to Monday

8 days Winter break

January 15/1/18

26/1/18

Monday

Friday

1

1

Makarsankranti

Republic Day

February 13/2/18 Tuesday 1 Mahashivratri

March 2/3/18 Friday 1 Dhuleti

VACATION SCHEDULE:

Summer vacation: May 1st to June 8th2018

Diwali vacation: 14th Oct to 5th November

Winter Break:25th Dec to 1st Jan

‘If you want your dreams to come true, don’t oversleep.’- Author unknown

Discipline/code of conduct

Our Expectations From Parents and Guardians

Parents are requested to read the contents of the school Almanac carefully and in the interest of the child abide by the rules & regulations laid down by the school.

Parents are requested to send the perforated sheet (Student’s Personal Record) duly filled and signed to the class teacher.

• Parents should have the I-cards/Parent’s card when they come to pick their children up in the afternoon. • Kindly ensure that all the details in the almanac are completed. • Any urgent message may be communicated at the school reception telephonically. Phone calls from

parents for any teacher or student during the school hours will not be entertained. • Parents are requested to sign the reports, test papers, teacher’s remarks in the notebooks/school

almanac so that they are abreast with the progress of their child. They are also requested to visit the

teachers whenever called or on PTMs and orientation programmes.

• Please do not send your child to school if he/she is feeling unwell. A proper application or Medical Leave

must be submitted in writing by the parents.

• Apart from the training given by the school, students are expected to devote some time regularly at

home. Supervision of the same should be arranged.

• parents are expected to go through the school calendar carefully and make a note of important dates and

events, especially parent-teacher meetings, tests and examinations. We expect the parents to come in

large numbers and meet the concerned teachers to discuss not only the academic progress but also other

areas of personality development like attitude, aptitude, confidence building etc.

•. Wearing of fancy shoes, jewellery, unruly hair and fancy haircuts like mushroom cut etc.,

streaking/highlighting of hair by fashion hair colours is not permitted.

• Parents/Guardians are not permitted to enter class rooms to meet their children or to seek unscheduled

interviews with teachers during school hours. Prior appointment for meeting the staff must necessarily be

taken through green appointment cards given at the back of the almanac

•. In case of emergency, parents/guardians must meet the Principal/ Headmistress and adopt a course of

action in consultation with them.

•. No Strangers Are Allowed To Meet Children.

Discipline

Discipline is the law of nature. Without it, nothing works. Inculcating discipline amongst children is the most

significant aspect of education and is not confined to school alone. Parents, too, must co-operate with the

school in observing these norms:

• . Attendance is compulsory for celebration of National Days.

• . Irregular attendance, unjustified or unexplained absence from school, habitual late coming, leaving the

school premises without permission, disobedience and any type of unruly and objectionable behavior are

considered to be grave acts of indiscipline on the part of a student which can lead to his/her expulsion

from the school.

• . The school uniform, only in prescribed school colour, should be immaculate, clean and smart, and should

be worn on all working days and functions. Actions will be taken against students who are habitually

improperly dressed.

• . Students on their way to and from the school are expected to conduct themselves in a responsible

manner. Being on the road in any mode of transport entails caution, care and attention to safety rules.

• . Students who expect to reach home late after the school due to personal reasons must inform their

parents/ guardians in advance.

• . Students are expected to take proper care of the school property. It is for their convenience. They should

not break any item of furniture and fixtures within the school.

• . They should not write, scratch or engrave graffiti on desks, chairs and other surfaces.

• . They should not damage or remove things belonging to other students.

• Damage done even by accident must be reported at once to the Principal/ Headmistress/Class Teacher.

Anyone who notices something damaged must report the matter to any of the personnel mentioned

above.

• If a student causing damage to the school property is identified, he/she will be charged with a fine.

• . In the event of collective damage to school property in a classroom, the entire class occupying that

classroom will have to bear the cost of damages.

• . The school is not to be held responsible for the loss of personal belongings. It is not advisable for

students to bring valuables to the school.

• In order to acquire competency in spoken English, all students must converse in English while they are in

school. Students are not permitted to carry cellular phones and pagers to the school.

• Bunking classes or school is strictly prohibited.

Scholastic Activity

Month

And

Date

Pre Primary

P.G/NUR/Jr

KG/Sr KG/

RUBRICS PRIMARY

1st 2nd 3rd 4th

5th

RUBRICS

19th June Father’s Day

Tie Making

Hand

EyeCoordination

Grip ,

Concentration &

creativity

Father’s Day

Tie Making

Creativity,

Organization,

Respect

7th July Flower

Making and

Arrangement

Creativity,

Concentration

&Colour

Identification

Guru Purnima Understanding

Values ,

Respect

17th July Balloon Day Kinesthetic,

Balancing &

Team Work

Balloon Day Bonding of

Students Team

work

31st July Show & Tell Presentation,

Thinking Skills,

Recognition,

Identification &

Description

Yoda Day Physical and

Mental health

Improvement

4th August Rakhi Making Neatness,

creativity,

Concentration &

Grip hold

Thali Making Creativity Skill,

Participation

10th August Fancy dress

Competition

Presentation,

Body Language

& Dialogue

Delivery

Junior Mater

Chef

Cooking skills ,

participation,

Respect of each

other

11th August National

Anthem

Recitation

Value for

National Flag &

Anthem,

Delivery ,

Presentation

Elocution

Competition

Participation ,

expression,

Verbal skills

&non-verbal

skills

16th August Recitation of

Rhymes

Vocabulary,

language,

Accent, Voice

Modulation,

Recitation of

Rhymes

Vocabulary,

Language

improvement

Expressions &

Actions

18th August Story Telling Vocabulary,

Language, Body

Language,

Dialogues &

Expression

Role Play Expression and

dialogue

improvement

21st August Antonyms Vocabulary,

Language

development,

Differentiate &

Critical

Thinking

Value of Zero Critical

Thinking,

Vocabulary &

Expression

improvement

23rdAugust Idol

decoration

and

Mouse

Making

Hand Griping,

Creativity,

Organized

Skills, Value of

Environment

Head Gear

Making

Creativity &

Understanding

Values

Scholastic Activities Primary Section

Month Date Competition Rubrics

September

1.05/09/17

2.14/09/17 3.27/09/17

1.Role play [ teacher]

2.Public Speaking [ Why should we speak Hindi] 3.Hindi handwriting

1.Communication, confidence, innovation

2.Critical thinking, language, confidence 3. Neatness, graphic,

accuracy, sulakh.

October

1. 04/10/17

2.13/10/17

1.Best out of Waste

2.Diya Decoration

1.Creativity,neatness, assembling, presentation

2. Creativity, Neatness, presentation

November

1.07/11/17

2.14/11/17

3.21/11/17 4. 29/11/17

1.Math Quiz

2.Antakshari[Patriotic songs]

3.Book mark making 4.Ad Mad show

1.Accuracy, team work,

Confidence. 2. Team work, selection of song, singing ability

3. Creativity, Neatness, Presentation 4.Concept,props,dialogues

December

1.08/12/17 2.15/12/17

3.22/12/17

1.Extempore 2.G.k. Quiz

3.Cake decoration/Gift decoration

1. Relevency,time, confidence, language 2. 1.Accuracy, team work,

Confidence. 3.Importance,presentation, sharing

January

1.15/01/18

2.26/01//18

3.31/01/18

1.Hasya Kavita Sammellan [ Laughter Day]

2. Legendary speech

3. Shram Daan

1.Poem selection, Recitation, confidence

2.Content,delivering, confidence, expression 3.Interest,quality of work

duration

February

1. 08/02/18 2.16/02/18 3.27/02/18

1.Debate 2. Young composer/writer 3.Cyber mission [ ppt making ]

1. Content, confidence, Critical thinking 2.Creativity, writing, composing skill 3.Creativity, technique Content, presentation

March

1. 02/03/18

1.Drawing, colouring and craft

1. Patience, colour mixing, presentation

Co-Scholastic Activities

Month Activities Rubrics

June

1.Field trip to know value of joint family

1. Knowing members, and speaking about them. 2.communication

2.Value of numbers

1. Reorganization 2.Meaning of different values

3.Western dance

1.Rhythem 2. Expression 3.Perfection

July

1. Story telling on the value of friendship

1.Clarity 2. Fluency 3.Expression

2. Visit of a doctor to the school (Health and hygiene)

1.Knowledge 2. Application 3. Usefulness

3. Gardening 1.Knowledge of nature 2.components

4. Flower making 1.Precisim 2.Effectiveness 3. Neatness

August

1.Role play on Rakshabandhan

1.respect values 2.Dialog delivery 3. Expression

2.Rendering “Jan Man Gan” Gaan


3.Classical dance


4.Master Chef competition

1. Description 2. Preparation 3.Decoration 4.Presentation

5.Field Trip to Reliance Mart

1.Food values 2.Details

September 1. Drawing and description of different boats(Onam)

1.Drawing 2.Content 3.Description 4.Confidence

2.Visit to the railway station 1.Functions 2. Usages 3. Time 4.Respect of public property

3.Drawing, Art and craft for integrated project

1. Theme 2.Skills 3.Connection to the Theme/ Subject

4. Role play on cleanliness 1. Value .2.Dialogue 3.Fluency 4.Expression

1. Card making 1. Method of making 2.Decoration

October

3.Presentation

2.Best out of waste 1.Creativity 2.Concept 3.Effectiveness

3.Textile designing with vegetables on cloth

1.Neatness 2.Designe 3.Presentation

4. Rangoli 1. Neatness 2.Designe 3.Presentation 4.Creativity

November

1. Visit to a Zoo or Garden 1.Recognition 2.Characteristics 3.Connection

2. Basket ball competition 1.Accuracy 2.points 3.Time factor

3. Shram Daan 1.Attitude 2.Perfection 3.Time

December

1. Making of chrisms tree 1.Neatness 2.Drawing 3.Colouring 4.Decoration

2.Singing Jingles 1.Participations 2.Chores 3.Performance 4.Singing

3. Clay modeling 1. Imagination 2. .Creativity 3.Presentation 4.Shapes

4. Book reading 1.Respect 2.Moral

January 1. Yoga practice of Asanas 1.Gestures 2.Accuracy

2.Showing educational movie

1.Listening 2.Memory

3.Patriotic song 1.Selection of song 2.Rhythem 3. Expression 4.Perfection

February

1.Problem solving Game 1.Understanding 2. Thinking 3. solving

2. Preparation of First Aid Box

1.Scientific fact 2. Neatness 3.Perfection

March

1. Aerobic 1.Rhythm 2.Accuracy 3.Steps 4.Time

2.Story Telling with puppets 1.Story 2.Use of puppets 3.Presentation

April 1.Folk Dance 1.Rhythem 2. Expression 3.Perfection

Field trips SR.NO MONTH DATE THEME PLACE

1 June 23/6/17 Me and my family Visit to a family

2 July 7/7/17 Moral Values Visit to a temple

3 August 28/8/17 Fruits and vegetables Reliance mall

4 September 5/9/17 Subject related math/science Vastrapur railway station

5 September 25/9/17 Wild/domestic animals Visit to a zoo

6 October 3/10/17 Gandhi Jayanti (community helpers Sabarmati Ashram

7 November 14/11/17 Children’s day Chocolate factory

8 December 22/12/17 Christmas Mc Donalds

9 January 31/1/18 Birds Birds sanctuary

10 February 14/2/18 Transportation Airport/Fire station

11 March 16/3/18 Seasons Science city

12 April 23/4/18 Creatures under water Aquarium

Parental Consent Form - School Field Trips PARENTAL CONSENT FORM

School Field Trips

On __________________________________ (date) our class will be going on a field trip to: _________________________________________________________________________

_________________________________________________________________________

_________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________

I am granting permission for my son/daughter to participate; I acknowledge, However, I believe that the opportunity for learn ing outweighs these activity and I hereby grant permission for my son/daughter to part icipate.

______________________________ Signature of Parent

______________________________ Date _______________________

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