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01. INTRODUCTION

Since its inception on 3rd July, 2006, Atomic Energy Central School, Turamdih has witnessed a roller-coaster ride. The strength of both the students (Primary including KG and Secondary) and the staff have risen to 861 and 39 respectively. The relentless efforts to uphold the academic qualitative index and meticulously adhering to the various goals of excellence set by CBSE are really commendable.

02. CAMPUS DEVELOPMENT

Our school garden with its wide range of seasonal flowers and perennial plants

abounding with natural beauty exudes aesthetic charm and positive energy in

all directions .The entire teaching – learning process in turn becomes more

effective and inspiring. On the other hand, in order to cater to the needs of the

gradually increasing strength of the school and to ensure proper vigilance for

its smooth functioning, 24 CCTV cameras issued by our society have been

OUR VISION

With its goals set for every session since 2006, AECS Turamdih has witnessed

noteworthy achievements in the three fields of Academics, Sports and Co-curricular

activities. The neat increase in the strength of the students and the staff is quite

appreciable. The noble and motivational objective of AEES in providing quality

education to the children coming from various social backgrounds has always guided us

through. We strive to churn out the best among the students seeking their all round

development aiming to achieve ideals par excellence in the near future.

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installed in various classrooms and other important areas of the school

compound.

03. RTE / SEEP

The Talent Nurture Programme started in the year 2008 -09 with six students.

In the Academic Session 2018 -19, 16 students have been admitted in Class 1

under SEEP and these students are being wholesomely nurtured and groomed

by the entire fraternity in the best possible manner.


04. ACHIEVEMENTS

ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE

The 7thbatch of Standard X of this school has appeared in the CBSE Examination in the session 2017 - 18.

Following are our CBSE Class X Toppers (2015 -16) whose performances deserve special mention, appreciation and encouragement for climbing up the first stair of the ladder of success. RESULT AT A GLANCE

Total Enrolled – 56

Total Appeared – 55

No. Absent - 01

Total Passed – 49

No. Failed – NIL

No. Compt. - 06

Pass Percentage – 89.09 %

Class Average – 63.9

Pass Percentage – 89.09

QI – 5.97

EI – 54.54

SUBJECT TOPPERS

Mathematics – 02

English – 04

Social Science – 01

Science – 01

Hindi – 01

1. ARYAN RAJ SHAW

2. RAJESH KUMAR PRADHAN

3. PRACHI SAVITA

4. SAMRIDDHA CHOWDHURY

5. MEGHA

6. PRIYANKA KUMARI


**Our Achievers / Merit Certificate Holders

Class Strength No.

Appeared

Class

Average Pass % Q.I. E.I.

I

II

III 103 103 66.59 91.35 6.49 64.68

IV 84 84 65.4 91.33 6.34 60.88

V 84 84 61.05 91.2 5.89 50.61

VI 77 77 56.1 81.1 5.3 44.3

VII 43 43 64.8 92.5 6.4 60.6

VIII 51 51 60.8 86.9 5.9 53.4

IX 66 66 57.7 75.8 5.7 45.6

X

05. DEBATE- In the month of August 2018, Pragyamayee Das and Sneha Jha of Class X participated in the Inter AECS Zonal Level English Debate

Competition at AECS ,Narwapahar and secured the second position in English

Debate making all of us proud.

06. OTHERS / EXTERNAL EXAMINATIONS

In the month of January 2018, Two students, Devjyoti Mahato and

Priyanshu Pandit participated in All India AEES Quiz Competition for

Class VIII held in Mumbai and Devjyoti Mahato was awarded the first

prize bringing laurels to our school.

Following this, in the month of January 2019, Saajan Hembrom of Class

VIII participated in the Inter AEES G.K. Quiz for Class VIII held in Mumbai

and made all of us proud by bagging the third prize. It is to be noted that

there were in all twenty-eight schools with two participants from each

school.

07.SCIENTIFIC TEMPERAMENT Science and its wonders are always awe-inspiring. Science makes us to celebrate mankind and its achievements. So, keeping the banner of the scientific temperament high, students of our school made us proud.


** Result of AECS Turamdih for the Session: 2017 -18

In the month of August 2018, Priti Kumari and Rounak Priyam Choudhury of Class X participated in the Inter AECS Zonal Level Science Quiz and bagged the second prize in the competition.

In the 18th National Creativity Olympiad conducted on 11th November, 2018 by the Institution of Engineers; sponsored by Tata Steel in which a team of 4 students from our school namely Rounak Priyam Choudhury, Ashish Nanda, Tamali Paul and Pragyamayee Das of Class X participated with their models. Noteworthily, reputed schools of Jamshedpur and other schools from different parts of the country had also participated. And our students won the second prize. Moreover, each of them received a LG home theatre worth Rs 7000/- each.

The session ended with yet another achievement adding glory to our

school. Four students of Class IX – Namrata Dey, Anjali Bhakat, Nandita Bhakat and Prachi Kumari guided by our teachers Mrs. P.J. Lakra and Mr. R. C. Tandi bagged the 2ND Prize for their presentation of Science Model in the Science Model Exhibition held at AMD, Jamshedpur on 20.02.2019 and made all of us proud.

08. SPORTS In today’s world, Yoga holds an important place aiming at rejuvenation

of our body, mind and spirit. It soothes our senses spiritually uniting with

God.

**Here, It is worth mentioning that Rishika Das of Class I won the first

prize in district level Yoga Championship and made the entire school

family proud.


09. ART and CRAFT

Art and Craft are known for their aesthetics and the students of our school try

their level best to give vent to their beautiful thoughts every year. So, Let’s

have a look at the budding talents and their works.


10. EVENTS/CELEBRATIONS

Celebrations of various days to mark important events have always found a

special place in our school. These days witness an array of various activities

ensuring maximum participation of the students. So, let us have a look at

the following :-

1). Investiture Ceremony – The Investiture Ceremony was celebrated on

4th May, 2018 with great pomp and show instilling the virtues of

leadership, self–confidence, dedication, dutifulness, strong will power,

perseverance and above all self –discipline among the students.

2) International Yoga Day – International Yoga Day was celebrated on

21stJune upholding perfect balance of human body and mind rejuvenating

our senses and the entire self as a whole. The students as well as the

teachers participated wholeheartedly making it a great success.


2). Teacher’s Day- 5th September was celebrated asTeacher’s Day. The

student – teachers left no stone unturned to celebrate this day and honour

their teachers in the best possible way. A short programme was organised

after the assembly involving a mini cultural show by the students and some

games for the teachers.

3) The All India AEES Examination for teachers’ recruitment was conducted

on 7th September and 8th September, 2018 inside our school premises. The

number of candidates appearing in this examination was around 200.

4) A school level painting competition was organised by Bureau of Energy

Efficiency (Ministry of Power) on 11th September, 2018 inside our school

premises. The topic for the competition was ‘Energy Conservation’’ and

students from Classes IV to IX participated wholeheartedly.

5). From 14th September to 21st September 2018, Hindi Pakhwada was

celebrated. All the teachers, students and Principal honoured Hindi

Language by communicating through Hindi. Various programmes like Hindi

Poetry, Speech, Quiz etc. were organised by the Hindi Committee for the

students and teachers during the Assembly. And the Winners were awarded

prizes on Childrens’ Day.


6).Swachh Bharat Abhiyan- This campaign ‘Çlean India Mission’ was

organised on 18th October in our school. This campaign aims at cleanliness

of our area and our surroundings. All the students of secondary section

worked together to clean the different wings of the campus.And Primary

section students cleaned their classrooms learning about the importance of

cleanliness and hygiene in one’s life. The co-operative endeavour of the

teachers and the students made our efforts successful.

7).Vigilance Awareness Week -This was observed in our school from 29thth

Oct. to 3rdNov. 2018. This year the theme was given by Govt. Of India

‘Eradicate Corruption – Build a New India’. The observance of the Vigilance

Awareness Week stated with the Integrity Pledge by all the teachers and

other staff members. Besides, Slogan Making, Poster Making and Essay

Writing Competitions were conducted for different classes in various

categories. Overall, wide publicity of the theme was carried out amongst

the staff and students of the school. Thus, awareness was created about

the role of ‘Preventive Vigilance’ in reducing corruption and enhancing

accountability at various levels.


8). National Unity Day - On 31st October 2018, National Unity Day was

observed to pay tribute to the Iron Man of India Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel who

played an instrumental role in keeping the entire nation united by integrating

over 550 princely states into India from 1947- 49 by Independence Act (1947)

during his tenure as the Honourable Home Minister of India. Noteworthily,

students actively participated in a rally around the colony led by the teachers

and Esteemed Vice-Principal displaying their placards with numerous slogans

and pictures upholding the spirit of national unity.Moreover, Slogan Writing

and Essay Writing Competitions were organised for the students of various

classes in different categories.

9). Children’s Day - On 14th November 2018, Children’s Day was celebrated.

Special speeches honouring our Late Honourable Prime Minister Pt. Jawahar

Lal Nehru were delivered by the students followed by cultural activities and

prize distribution.

10).Communal Harmony Week - This was followed by the celebration of

Communal Harmony Week from 19th November to 25th November, 2018 and

the observance of Flag Day on 25th November. An amount of Rs. 7685 was

collected and deposited to NFCH (National Foundation for Communal

Harmony). The fund was raised to spread the message of communal and

national integration amongst the students. Various assembly activities like

speeches and a skit were conducted to commemorate Flag Day.

Moreover, an Essay Writing Competition was organised for the students of

various classes uniting them with patriotic ideals.


11). Constitution Day- The year ended with the celebration of Constitution

Day on 26th November, 2018. Our Honourable Principal Shri A.K. Singh led

the pledge taking ceremony in the school premises by reading the Preamble

to the Constitution. We all are a part of the one great nation India and

reading out the Preamble instilled a sense of pride, honour and patriotism

among the students.

12. A grand farewell ceremony was organised for bidding adieu to our

Honourable Principal Sir Mr. A. K. Singh as he completed his journey of 33

years at AEES since 1986. An array of assembly activities were held in the

morning consisting of speeches, poems and songs by the students. This was

followed by experiences shared by the teachers as we all gathered to bid

him good –bye.

The entire school family wishes you and your family infinite good luck,

good health, peace, prosperity and happiness in your post retired life.

11. AEES Chairman’s Visit – Our Honourable Chairman of AEES Mr.S.Sarkar

visited our school on 11.01.2019. He visited the Science Park and was

highly impressed with the various scientific projects made by the students

and motivated them with his inspirational thoughts and wisdom. The

entire school fraternity looks forward to your next visit in the near future.


12. VIGYAN PRATIBHA–The students of Class IX were taken to AECS

Narwapahar escorted by Mr. Jitrai Murmu, Mrs. P. J. Lakra, Mr. S. K. Dalai,

Mr. R. C. Tandi and Mrs. Suchita Kerketta for attending lectures on Vigyan

Pratibha by Mr. Bhattacharya and Mr. Mandal on ‘Dark Matter’ and

‘Subatomic Particles’. Overall, the entire experience was very enriching

and the students got a lot of information broadening their outlook.

13. SWACCHATA PAKHWADA AND SCIENCE WEEK CELEBRATIONS – The

Swacchata Pakhwada(16.02.2019 – 28.02.2019)and Science Week

Celebrations (20.02.2019 – 28.02.2019) kick started with administering

Swacchata Shapath on 16.02.2019and the entire week till 28.02.2019 was

full of activities like painting the school wall by the students, awareness

programme by doctors on hygiene and cleanliness, placard making, rally

by students, essay writing competition, segregation of dry and wet waste

by the shopkeepers and residents, cleaning of the school and the

surroundings by the students and the staff members, street play, fancy

dress competition, donate a plant or plant a tree campaign, competition

for students and residents on composing songs on swacchata. On the

other hand, various assembly activities by the primary and secondary

students like pledge, speeches on the famous Scientists of India and the

world, thoughts,a skiton healthy nutrition and good health, fancy dress

competition, various scientific demonstrations and so on were conducted.

Moreover, poster making and slogan writing competition for Classes IV to

IX, movie show for students of Classes IV and V, Guest Lectures for Classes

VIII and IX, Quiz for Classes VI to IX, a visit to the Turamdih Water

Treatment Plant and the BARC Lab by the students of Classes VI and VII

and Classes VIII and IX respectively and Guest Lecture by Mr. Ankur

Trivedi, Scientist AMD so on were arranged making both the events a

grand success. All the winners were duly rewarded in various fields

making both the events a grand success.


14. EDUCATIONAL / FIELD TRIPS (VI to X) – For enhancing the knowledge of

the students and for broadening their outlook, a small trip to the Jubilee

Parkwas organised for the students of Classes VI and VII escorted by

teachers Mr. R. K. Bhatt, Mrs. N. R Kerketta, Mr Supai Soren, Miss Harshita

Tripathi, Mrs. Kalyani K. Upadhye, Mr.Vikas Kumar, Mr Pawan Kumar

Choubey and followed by a small trip to the Tribal Centre, Sonari and

Cheshire Home, Patel Bagan for the students of Classes IX and X escorted

by teachers Mrs. P. J. Lakra, Mr. R. C. Tandi , Mrs. Suchita Kerketta and

Mrs. Indu Singh.

15. CCA DAY - The Annual CCA Prize Distribution Ceremony held on

20.04.2019 was a gala affair. We were honoured to have amongst us our

Honourable Chief Guest Shri Hari Om Gandhi, Senior CISF Commandant,

Jaduguda Unit. Around 325 students from both the primary and the

secondary section were duly awarded prizes in various fields like Solo

Singing, Hindi Poem Recitation, Book Review, English Extempore, Hindi

Elocution, Hindi Science Quiz, Art Competition, English Calligraphy,

Greeting Card Making, English Poem Recitation, Picture Composition,

Picture Writing, Salad Decoration, Memory Test, Poster Making, Group

Song, Hindi Calligraphy, and so on. The message given by the Chief Guest

was very inspiring. On the whole, the entire event was a grand success.


16. CCA ACTIVITIES–The sole aim of the entire teaching – learning process is to

ensure holistic development of the children. With their emphasis on

innovation, technical prowess, analysis, oratory and varied other skills, all kinds

of co-curricular activities in some way or the other reflect the experiences an

academic curriculum aims at highlighting during the entire course. Activities

like Solo Singing, Hindi Poem Recitation, Book Review, English Extempore,

Hindi Elocution, Hindi Science Quiz, Art Competition, English Calligraphy,

Greeting Card Making, English Poem Recitation, Picture Composition, Picture

Writing, Salad Decoration, Memory Test, Poster Making, Group Song, Hindi

Calligraphy and so on were conducted So, here are all those efforts put

throughout the year :-


17. SPORTS’ DAY & DAE SPORTS COACHING CAMP CLOSING CEREMONY- The

session ended on 02.04.19 with the celebration of Annual Sports Day and DAE

Sports Coaching Camp Closing Ceremony together with great pomp and show.

We had amongst us Shri A. K. Sarangi, Member, LMC, E.D.(Projects North),

UCIL Jaduguda Centre as our Chief Guest, Shri Uday Kumar, Convenor, DAE

Sports Coaching Camp, DGM(MILL), UCIL Turamdih as our Guest of Honour and

other eminent SAC, PUVVN and CDSHWP members.


The students were awarded certificates and prizes, both from the Primary and

the Secondary section along with the Championship trophies won by the Green

House(Winner) and the Red House(Runners Up).Moreover, the students

attending the DAE Summer Coaching Camp headed by Mr. Suraj Bhan Kumar

(JRD Basketball Coach, Jamshedpur) from 25th March to 31st March and 8th

April – 28th April (Main Camp) were also duly rewarded.

18. ORIENTATION / TRAINING OF TEACHERS

Mrs. Nirupama Tiwari (PRT – SS) and Mr. J. N. Dubey (PRT) attended the

first spell of training for primary teachers at KV No. 1, Sector- 4D,

Bokaro, Jharkhand from 14th May to 25th May, 2018.

Mr. Jitrai Murmu TGT ( Maths) attended the Inservice Training

Programme for TGTs (Maths) conducted by AEES in association with KVS

at KV, IIT Kharagpur Campus, Midnapur, West Bengal from 17th May to

28th May, 2018.

Mrs. P. J. Lakra and Mrs. N. R. Kerketta attended the Capacity Building

Programme for teachers organised by CBSE at Jamshedpur Public School,

Baridih in Jharkhand on 18th August, 2018.

Mr. Jitrai Murmu TGT (Maths) and Mr. R. C. Tandi TGT (Maths) attended

the CBSE Capacity Building Programme at Shiksha Niketan, Indranagar,

Jamshedpur, Jharkhand from 28th to 29th September, 2018.

Mr. Jitrai Murmu TGT (Maths), Mr. S. K. Dalai TGT (Chem/ Bio) and Mr.

R. C. Tandi TGT(Maths) attended the Vigyan Pratibha Teachers’ Training

Camp at Saha Institute of Nuclear Physics, Bidhannagar, Kolkata from 4th

October to 5th October, 2018.

Mrs. Nirupama Tiwari (PRT – SS) and Mr. J. N. Dubey (PRT) attended the

second spell of training for primary teachers at KV No. 1, Sector- 4D,

Bokaro, Jharkhand from 23rd December to 1st January, 2019.

Mr. Jitrai Murmu TGT (Maths), Mrs. P. J. Lakra TGT (Chem/Bio), Mr. S. K.

Dalai TGT(Chem/ Bio) , Mr. R. C. Tandi TGT(Maths) and Mrs. Suchita

Kerketta TGT(Eng.) escorted all the students of Class IX for attending the

two days outreach programme for students and teachers at Bhabha

Auditorium, UCIL Colony, Narwapahar on 24th January, 2019.


19. NEW MEMBERS IN THE SCHOOL FAMILY 1. Mr. Saroj Kumar Dalai (TGT , BIO/CHEM) transferred from AECS-5 , Mumbai 2. Mr. M. S. Wagh (PRT) 3. Mr. Sunil Kumar Mishra (PRT) 4. Mr. Vikas Kumar (TGT ,Hindi) 5. Mr. Pawan Kumar Choubey (PRT, Music) 6. Miss. Renuka K. (PRT)

20. MEMBERS WHO LEFT OUR SCHOOL 1. Mr. J. J. Pradhan (PRT- SS ) – Retired on Superannuation 2. Mr. Mukesh Kumar Patel (TGT, Bio/Chem) has been transferred to AECS

Indore. 3. Mr. H. S. Tripathi (TGT – SS) has been transferred to AECS – 2, Mumbai.

21. ACKNOWLEDGING CREATIVITY

A WISH TO FLY Chandan was a simple, religious villager. He loved watching birds flying in the sky. He wished to fly just like them. One fine day, Chandan went into the forest. He entered a cave and sat meditating Lord Indra’s name. Time passed into days, weeks and months. Twenty four years went by. But Chandan kept meditating. At last, Lord Indra was pleased. He appeared before Chandan and said, “Chandan, I am very pleased with your devotion. I will fulfil whatever wish you have.” Chandan had waited for this day for years. So he said, “ My Lord! If you are really pleased with my devotion, then kindly give me the power to fly up high in the sky like birds.” Lord Indra smiled and said, “Son, the Creator has not given humans the power to fly like birds. This is against the law of nature. This boon will not benefit you. Ask for something else.” But Chandan insisted on his wish. So Lord Indra said, “All right, I’ll grant your wish.” Then Lord Indra disappeared. Chandan went out of the cave. He spread his hands and waved them like a bird’s fluttering wings. To his surprise, he found himself flying up in the air. Chandan flew directly to meet the King in his palace. He thought the King would reward him. Then he flew down in the royal courtyard.


The King and all his ministers were surprised at the strange sight. Chandan told the King everything. The King was pleased. He took off his diamond necklace and asked Chandan to step forward to receive it. But as he stepped forward, the guards imprisoned him and put a chain around him and put him in the prison. The next day the King put a chain around Chanda’s neck and sat on his back. Then he ordered him to fly. Thus, Chandan became the King’s flying –man. He could not escape as he was always in chains surrounded by guards all the time. Chandan now regretted having obeyed Lord Indra’s advice. Till his death, he remained his flying pet. After that, no one ever dared to ask for flying skill of a bird as a wish fulfilment.

- Charu Class –VII B

मातृभाषाहहिंदी

अिंतरात्माहिगिंगोत्रीसे

मनोभावोिंिाजबहुआसु्फरण,

होतीहनममलजलधाराप्रवाहहत,

श्वासोिंिेतारजबस्वरबद्धहोते |

गुनगुनािरबाहरजबवहध्वहन

हनिलतीवहहहिंदीबन,

जनजनिेिानोिंमेंगूिंजती,

आिाशमेंउद्घोषणािरती |

हहिंदीसाक्षीबनतीदृहििी,

जीवनिेअनुभवोिंिी,

सारेहिया - िलापोिंिी,

न्यायऔरअन्यायिी |

प्रािृहतिवरदानोिंिी,

सहिचारोिंिी,

उपदेश, उपिार, उपायिी,

खानमानवीयगुणोिंिी |


आनन्दिीस्रोतहैहहिंदी,

प्राथमनािीहवहधहैहहिंदी,

भक्तििीस्वरुपहैहहिंदी,

ज्ञानिीहनहधहैहहिंदी |

पथआलोहितिरतीहहिंदी,

मान - सम्मानहदलातीहहिंदी,

िभीगुरुतोिभीमााँबन,

मागमहमेंहदखातीहहिंदी |

मूििोवाचालबनातीहहिंदी,

सबिोउरसेलगातीहहिंदी,

सारेबन्धनतोड़तीहहिंदी,

हनममलप्यारलुटातीहहिंदी |

साहहत्यिाखिंडहैहहिंदी,

जीवनिामेरूदिंडहैहहिंदी,

आत्मािीसिंजीवनीहैहहिंदी,

मिंत्रणा – मन्त्रिाशेषहैहहिंदी |

जीवनिीपहवत्रगिंगाहैहहिंदी,

मानवसिंसृ्कहतिीचादरहैहहिंदी,

हदलोिंिीदस्तावेजहैहहिंदी,

भाषािीअपनीजुबााँहैहहिंदी |

मेराअहभमानहैहहिंदी,

देशिास्वाहभमानहैहहिंदी,

गवमहैहिहमहैंहहिंदी,

मेरीमातृभाषाहैहहिंदी |

-इिंदुहसिंह (TGT – HINDI / SANSKRIT) AECS TURAMDIH


22. ANNUAL DAY (VIGNETTES)


ANNUAL DAY


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