MESSAGE BY VICE CHAIRMAN - Sri. Adityanath Das · 1 MESSAGE BY VICE CHAIRMAN - Sri. Adityanath Das I feel radiant to know that the vibrant APREI Society, Hyderabad is bringing out

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MESSAGE BY VICE CHAIRMAN

- Sri. Adityanath Das

I feel radiant to know that the vibrant APREI Society, Hyderabad is bringing out

school calendar for the academic year 2017-18 to navigate the staff and the students and

remind their due duties and responsibilities. This hand book has all essential information for the

safe, smooth and successful functioning of the schools. No doubt to say that this book provides

a clear direction to the school staff what to do round the clock though out the year.

The roles of Teachers and taught are defined and reminded. In the emerging

society, achieving perfection in schools, exclusively depends on regularity, patience, punctuality

and positive attitude. To meet these needs, this school calendar can help a lot. It is the primary

responsibility of the teachers to shape the child, a proud citizen of the nation.

I wish and strongly believe that this calendar of events would definitely pave the

way to achieve the goals that are in front of us.

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MESSAGE BY SECRETARY

- Sri. M. Nagabhushana Sharma

It gives me immense pleasure to plan and bring out this Institutional planning for

the academic year 2017-18. I feel proud to be associated with this great organization as a

student, teacher, lecturer and principal in the past and the Secretary at present.

In this present era of speedy globalization the aspiration of the wards and the

parents are in high range. To meet this to the extent most profound information and direction

to the teachers and the taught on the academic matters is inevitable.

This hand book provides scope to the teachers and the students to check pursue

and measure their day wise contribution of their duties, responsibilities and activities.

Providing learning environment in every schools, is in the minds and hands of the

teachers who abide honestly and follow dos and don’ts inscribed in this book. It’s the dire need

in the present society to make and shape the children with positive attitudes and readiness

skills.

Despite changes in different corners the teachers ought to strength and strive

their arms towards perfection. The survival of any organization solely relies on its sound

harvest.

Hence everyone should rededicate their services to bring out the best credit to

the APREIS.

It is my strong wish that residential pattern and creation of atmosphere is the

moral bound responsibility of the Principal and staff of every school.

Hope this may ignite all to be task and target oriented in achieving the objectives

of education and building a child with values and character.

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“I never teach my pupils but provide conducive conditions to learn”

Albert Einstein.

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DAILY ROUTINE ON WORKING DAYS Morning: -

5 AM to 5.15 AM Wake up call

5.15 to 6 Roll call – Warm up – Exercises/ Yoga

6 to 7 Bath & Getting ready to school

7 to 7.15 Milk/ Boost

7.15 to 7.30 Kit inspection by 1. House Teacher, 2. PET 3. Staff nurse

7.30 to 7.45 Morning assembly

7.45 to 8.30 First period

8.30 to 9.15 Second period

9.15 to 9.45 Break fast

9.45 to 10.30 Third period

10.30 to 11.15 Fourth period

11.15 to 11.55 Fifth period

11.55 to 12.05 PM Break

12.05 PM to 12.45 PM Sixth period

12.45 to 1.25 Seventh period

Afternoon: -

1.25 to 2.30 Lunch break

2.30 to 3.30 Supervised study/ Remedial teaching

3.30 to 4.30 Club on Thurs day/ guidance for Project work on remaining days.

Evening: -

4.30 PM to 4.45 PM Tea and Snacks

4.45 to 5.45 Games and sports. Mass drill on Saturday

5.45 to 6 Roll call

6 to 6.15 Fresh up time.

6.15 to 7 Supper

7 to 9 Supervised study

9 to 9.15 Night attendance by the duty teacher.

9.15 to 10 Self study

10 PM Lights off

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DAILY ROUTINE ON HOLIDAYS Morning: -

5.30 AM to 6.15 AM Physical exercises

6.15 to 7.00 Free time/ Washing clothes

7.00 to 7.15 Milk/ Boost

7.15 to 9.15 Free time/ Washing clothes

9.15 to 9.45 Break fast

10 AM to 12 PM Supervised study

12 PM to 1 PM Free time/ Personal

1 to 3 Lunch break and rest

Afternoon: - (Second duty teacher supervises from 3 PM)

12 PM to 1 PM Free time/ Personal

1 to 3 Lunch break and rest

3 to 4.30 Personal time/ Recreation

Evening: -

4.30 PM to 4.45 PM Tea and Snacks

4.45 to 6.15 Games and sports

6.15 to 6.25 Roll call

6.25 to 7.15 Dinner

7.15 PM to 9 PM Study

Duty allotment to the staff on holidays: -

5.30 PM to 10 AM PET/ Staff nurse/ ATP on rotation

10 AM to 3 PM One teacher on duty

3 PM to 9 PM One teacher on duty

Note: -

1. Students attendance is must be taken when teachers changes their duties at 10AM,

3PM and 9PM. Both the duty teachers, incoming and outgoing teacher must sign in

the register duly stating handed over and taken over.

2. All the programmes mentioned above should be taken up by the concerned duty

teacher, according under his/ her supervision.

3. The duty teacher should pay utmost attention and take care of the students to avoid

any untoward incidents.

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Morning assembly programme: - Timings 7.30 AM to 7.45 AM

Programme as follows: -

1. Class wise attendance (Particulars of sick students have to be taken)

2. Prayer/ Pledge

3. Thought for the day

4. Answer of yesterday’s question and today question

5. News

6. One item of News (One item of latest Scientific and Technological development may

be discussed)

7. Principals message in brief and important announcements.

Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday : 1. Vandemataram

2. Maa Telugutalli

3. Pledge(English)

4. Thought for the day(English)

5. News in English

Thursday : 1. Vandemataram

2. Sare Jahan Se Acha

3. Pledge(Hindi)

4. Thought for the day(Hindi)

5. News in Hindi

Friday : 1. Vandemataram

2. Maa Telugutalli

3. Pledge (Telugu)

4. Thought for the day (Telugu)

5. News in Telugu

Saturday : 1. Vandemataram

2. Sare - Jahan - Se - Acha

3. Pledge (Sanskrit)

4. Thought for the day (Sanskrit)

5. News in Telugu/ Urdu.

Note: - The ATP and the PET should record the assembly proceedings in a separate record

and to be submitted to the Principal daily after assembly.

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Important note: -

1. SPL should invite the Principal from chamber for prayer. PET should see that entire

assembly is in attention position while Principal is being escorted by SPL.

2. Staff and students should speak in English for 4 days, 1 day in Telugu and 1 day in

Hindi so as to master the skills of communication in three languages.

3. All the teachers including the staff nurse should attend the morning assembly. If any

teacher regularly irregular in attending assembly will be viewed seriously and

Principal has to call for explanation and the same may be brought to the notice of

the Regional Deputy Secretary concerned in writing.

4. Class teachers shall stand behind the students of their respective classes.

5. Class leaders shall give the details of sick students while reporting attendance in the

assembly.

6. The PD and PET shall see that students maintain discipline while assembly and

dispersing from the morning assembly with drum beat.

7. Announcement of Birthdays of students and greetings should made in the assembly.

8. One or two teachers and students shall speak about the significance of days of

National & International importance.

9. National flag shall be hoisted on all Mondays and saluted by all in the morning

assembly.

10. Students shall sing the National anthem and other patriotic songs in chorus while

audio cassette is playing by taking due care. ATP and PET should see that mike is

used for the purpose.

11. Morning assembly shall not exceed 15 minutes.

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Responsibilities of Deputy Warden: -

The Deputy Warden shall prepare the per-capita particulars of the

month before 10th of every month and present it before the food committee. He/she shall

also study the problems (if any) and place them before the food committee for solution.

1. Dy. Warden should submit the monthly stock verification report on the 1st of every

month.

2. The Dy. Warden shall circulate the notice of food committee meeting to all the

members on 9th of every month (one day in advance) with agenda items.

3. The Dy. Warden shall implement the resolutions adopted in the food committee

meeting without fail.

4. Any leave to kitchen staff is to be granted on the recommendations of Dt. Warden.

5. The Dy. Warden shall properly utilize the amount sanctioned for the purchase of

utensils every year.

6. Records of gunny bags and damaged utensils should be maintained.

7. Should up date all stock/ issue registers every day, duly signed by Principal.

8. Dy. Warden is responsible for incurring excess per capita or low per capita

expenditure.

9. It is the responsibility of the Dy. Warden to maintain the quality of food.

10. He/ She has to look after the serving of food items to all students and staff in

systematic way.

11. It is his/her duty to maintain discipline and orderliness in the dining hall with the

help of the House masters and PET/ PD.

12. The Dy. Warden should see that the funds sanctioned towards food charges should

be utilized completely and should not give scope for savings.

Duties of ATP (Assistance to the Principal): -

The following duties may be assigned to the ATP, for effective and smooth

administration in the school.

1. He/ she has to prepare institutional plan, time table and get the year plans prepared

by the teachers. He/ she should arrange extra work for the teachers on leave and

also for the posts vacant and ensure that no class is left vacant.

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2. He/ she has to arrange to conduct all examinations under the guidance and

directions of the Principal. He/ she has to maintain concerned records and registers

and arrange to send the marks cards to the parents and submit to distinct or society

authorities.

3. He/ she has to supervise the day and night supervised studies, arrange the classes

for slow learners and also supervise the club activities, co-curricular and extra –

curricular activities.

4. During the recess period, he/ she must see that all the students go out without

making any noise and return to the classes in time.

5. He/ she has to make all arrangements for conducting all functions and faculty

meetings in the school including daily assembly with the help of the PD/ PET and in

charge concerned.

6. He/ she has to maintain general discipline of the school with the help of PD/ PET,

Dy. Wardens and other teachers.

7. He/ she has to make necessary arrangements for the dispersal of the students for

vacation and holidays with the assistance of the House maters and PET.

8. He/ she should assist the Principal at the time of admissions and spot valuation

camps.

9. He/ she have to make arrangements for the conduct of functions in the school.

10. He/ she must be in charge of the school during the Dasara/ Pongal holidays and

during summer vacations if required by the Principal.

11. He/ she have to cooperate with the Principal and discharge any duty entrusted to

him/ her by the Principal for the smooth and efficient functioning of the institution.

12. In absence of the Principal, the ATP has to look after all duties of the Principal till

his/ her presence in the school.

Duties of House masters: -

1. House masters have to work as loco parents and they have to maintain the log –

book with all the personal information of the students and their academic

performance.

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2. They have to attend the kit inspection every day at 7.15AM and see that the

dormitories are neat and clean.

3. They should appoint leaders to maintain proper cleanliness and discipline in the

dormitories and also clean maintenance of toilets.

4. They should see that the students do not damage or spoil the school property and

waste food items in the dining hall.

5. They should collect pocket money from students and maintain accounts

transparently. They should write their expenditure details in the account books

properly.

6. The House masters should assist the Dy. Warden to receive monthly stock of

provisions to the hostel.

7. They should conduct monthly meetings with the students and discuss their

problems and brought to the notice of the Principal to find solution.

8. House masters should look after the sick students with the help of the staff nurse, If

it is necessary they should accompany with the staff nurse to the hospital.

9. In case of emergency it should be, immediately informed to the parents on the

advice of the Principal and the staff nurse.

10. When a student wants to go home on leave the house masters should know the need

and urgency before recommending to the Principal. He should maintain a movement

register for such students.

11. He should attend to any other duties assigned by the Principal for the development

of the institution.

12. They should carefully watch observe the students not to have electronic gadget(Cell

phones), valuable items/ Jewels etc,.

Duties of Staff Nurse: -

1. She is in charge of the health clinic and she has to work sincerely to improve the

hygienic conditions in the school campus.

2. In addition to her clinic duties in the morning 7AM to 8AM, 9.30AM to 12 noon, 1PM

to 2PM and in the evening 6PM to 7PM, she should be available at all the times to

attend the case immediately whenever her presence is required.

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3. She has to act according to the advice of the doctor and issue medicines to the sick

students.

4. She should maintain stock and issue register of medicines.

5. She should maintain the health record of each student separately and assist the

doctor at the time of medical inspection/ check up.

6. She should prepare indents for the purchase of medicines and get the approval of

school doctor and submit them to the principal.

7. She has to take health education classes.

8. She has to pay special attention towards the sick and accompany them during their

hospitalization on all days as per the need.

9. She has to supervise the cleanliness and hygienic conditions at kitchen, dining hall

and toilets every day.

10. She should look after all the needs of the sick children and arrange for required diet.

11. She has to attend the school clinic in the morning and in the evening on every

holiday also to issue medicines to the sick students.

12. On holidays she has to bring the list of sick students to the notice of the duty

teachers for taking necessary care.

13. She should be available to attend the school on phone call in case of

emergency/need.

14. In girls' schools the staff nurse should educate the students regarding

precautionary/ hygienic measure to be taken up during menstruation period or at

maturity time.

15. She should bring the sickness/ ailments of students to the notice of the principal/

concerned house teacher every day.

16. She is sole responsible for the health of the students and hygienic conditions in the

school, dormitory and hostel.

17. She has to co-operate with the principal and discharge duty entrusted to her by the

principal for smooth and perfect functioning of the institution.

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Duties of Physical Director(PD) & Physical Education Teacher(PET): -

1. The PD/ PET should alert the students early in morning at 5 AM and conduct

Physical Education and Yoga classes after completion of their nature calls. The

timings specified are 5.15AM to 6AM.

2. He/ She should conduct morning assembly and roll call in the evening.

3. He/ She should maintain discipline at the time of serving Milk, Breakfast, Lunch, tea

and Dinner.

4. He/ She is responsible for the general discipline of the School/ Colleges and

cleanliness of the campus and maintenance of the play ground.

5. He/ She should maintain the records of Physical measurements of the boys/ girls

every year and note the progress. In case of any abnormality such as underweight/

obesity, he/ she should bring the same to the notice of the principal and staff nurse to

do need full.

6. He/ She assist the medical staff at the time of medical inspection.

7. He/ She should arrange and organize the meetings in a disciplined manner.

8. He/ She should leave the students at the time of field trips and excursions.

9. He/ She should prepare the students to participate in games and sports for District/

Regional and State level competitions. And conduct school level competitions.

10. He/ She is all over in charge of campus cleanliness and neatness.

Responsibilities of PG/ TG Teachers: -

1. Academic: -

A) Preparation: -

1. He/ She has to prepare academic plan. If the society is supplying the annual plans, he/

she has to make additions that deems fit to the school. The annual plan is based on

minimum academic programme.

2. He/ she should write lesson plans for all the topics and for all subjects, he/ she is

teaching every week and submit the same for perusal by the Principal on the first

working day of every week, the lesson plans shall be prepared unit wise.

3. The subject teachers have to develop their respective laboratories. Language teachers

also have to develop language laboratories.

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4. The respective subject teachers have to prepare students for Mathematics Olympiad,

National talent search test, Quiz, General Knowledge tests, Science fairs, etc.

5. He/ She shall prepare teaching dairy and submit the same for perusal by the Principal

on every day.

6. He/ she shall in consultation with the Principal, arrange extension lectures in his/her

subject for the benefit of the students.

B) Instructional hours: -

1. It should be his/ her endeavor to inculcate in his/ her students a love for his/ her

subject.

2. He/ she shall be utilize the entire period allotted to the subject for teaching and for

meaningful teaching learning activity only. He/ she should not try to propagate any 'ism'

other that 'patriotism'.

3. He/ she should complete the syllabus both month wise and annually in time and certify

at the end of the year that he/ she taught the entire syllabus prescribed for the classes

entrusted to him/ her.

4. He/ she should not leave the school complex, even when they are free from their

instructional periods without permission from the head of the institution.

C. Evaluation: -

1. He/ she shall prepare the question papers along with blue prints and principals of

valuation and submit to the Principal for approval before 3 days of the commencement

of each formative Assessment/ slip tests. In the case of DCEB examinations, Principals of

valuation is to be prepared only on the day of examination.

2. In additions to the routine project works, club activity, remedial teaching, he/ she shall

conduct 4 FA's and Slip and 3 SAs in his/ her subject scheduled given by the DCEB.

3. Answer scripts are to be corrected within stipulated time. Marks sheets along with

answer scripts are to be submitted to the Principal for his/ her perusal within a week

from the date of the exam. Class teachers should prepare and issue progress cards

immediately thereafter.

4. He/ she has to prepare graded assignments for the gifted/ average/ slow learners.

5. Every PGT/ TGT shall maintain case sheets for the low achievers take necessary action.

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6. He/ she shall correct the written work of the students and submit to the Principal for his

perusal as and when the latter demands or as per the calendar of events. The written

work includes projects, Science records, home work, etc., that is given by him for a

specific purpose. He/ she shall prepare lists of common errors and correct students from

committing them.

D. Supervision: -

1. He/ she should attend the supervised study duties allotted to him/ her as per the time

table.

2. He/ she should guide the gifted as well as late bloomers are learning activities.

3. He/ she should attend the supervised study periods in formal dress only. Dress gives

smartness and decency.

E. General: -

1. He/she should guide the CRT's and Guest teachers of their subject & buildup team work.

2. He/ she should prepare TLM and make use of them in the class.

3. He/ she should create a learning atmosphere, the class with the help of motivational

speeches, pictures etc. related to the lessons.

4. He/ she should encourage children interact freely in the class room.

5. He/ she should diagnose the individual deficiencies of the children and help them to

overcome them.

6. He/ she should not say no to any in-charge works assigned by the Principal.

F. Administrative: -

1. He/ she attend the morning assembly without fail. Absence at the assembly is a serious

offence.

2. He/ she should be in the class assigned in the time table within 3 minutes from the

stroke of the bell and shall not leave the class before the bell. He/ she should not be in

the after the bell is over, that may cause inconvenience to the next period teacher.

3. He/ she should not leave the classes idle during the instructional periods at any cost.

Absence from the classes assigned shall be viewed seriously. He/ she should not leave

the school premises during working hours without written/ oral permission of the

Principal.

4. There should not be any adjustment in the supervised study among the colleagues.

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5. He/ she should attend to extra works assigned.

6. He/ she should not use cell phones in class room. Cell phones are to be switched off

while he is in class.

Maintenance of Toilets: -

1. Scavenger, who is in-charge of cleaning toilets should clean all the toilets thrice in a

day(early in the morning, afternoon and in the evening).

2. Phenol, bleaching powder, Acid etc. should be used for proper cleanliness.

3. Proper water facility for cleaning the toilets and bath rooms should be provided and

every toilet should have bucket with mug.

4. After cleaning the toilets, proper supervision by the staff nurse and PET should be made

and recorded in the kit inspection register with remarks if any.

5. The staff nurse and the housemasters have to educate and guide the students about

proper usage and maintenance of toilets such as usage of sufficient water before and

after using them.

Kitchen garden: -

1. Maintenance kitchen garden provides quality vegetables, Green leaves and fruits

improves the quality and quantity of food to students.

2. Kitchen gardening in a school inculcates good habits and responsibilities to the students.

The teachers should inculcate their habit of working in the gardens and watering the

plants.

3. In every school a suitable area for kitchen garden should be selected, leaf vegetables,

such as Gongura, Menthi, Coriander leaves, Pudina can be grown easily. The vegetables

like Radish, Lady's finger, Brinjal etc., can also be grown with a little efforts.

4. Fruit yielding trees like Sapota, guava, Naval fruits can be planted during winter and

rainy seasons.

5. During the holidays the maintenance gardening should be allotted to multipurpose

workers on duty.

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Plantation and Beautification of school: -

Plantation should be taken up with due interest. the students should be

encouraged to plant trees and look after them by adoption method. Similarly, the teacher

should be models in plantation activities. The PET and other interested teachers should involve

in this activity of plantation. Nurture of trees shall be considered for awarding works in SUPW/

life skills.

The school can be beautified by keeping the class rooms and surroundings neat

and clean. By white washing periodically and writing quotations and drawing national leaders’

pictures on walls can also make the school complex look beautiful. The other beautifying

aspects are planting ornamental, Flowering plants at the entrance and both sides of the internal

roads.

To make it effective everyone on the campus should feel responsible.

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Proposed Common menu

Day Morning Breakfast Lunch Snacks & Tea Supper/ Dinner

Sunday Milk with Boost/

Bourne vita

Poori/ Chapathi with Potato & Peas/ Egg

Kurma

- White rice, Dhal with leaf vegetables - Vegetable curry - Boiled egg(If not given in morning)- Rasam, - Curd

Biscuit & Tea

- White rice - Vegetable curry/ Chutney - Sambar, - Rasam, - Butter milk, - Banana

Monday Milk with Boost/

Bourne vita Pongal with Chutney/

Sambar

- White rice, Dhal with vegetables - Fried Vegetable curry - Boiled egg - Rasam, - Curd

Masala Borugulu, Tea

- White rice - Vegetable curry/ Chutney - Sambar, Rasam - Butter milk, - Banana

Tuesday Milk with Boost/

Bourne vita Semiya/ Ravva Upma,

Chutney

- White rice, Dhal with leaf vegetables - Vegetable curry - Egg curry - Rasam, - Curd

Vada/ Borugulu/ Mirchi Bajji and

Tea

- White rice - Vegetable curry/ Chutney - Sambar, - Rasam - Butter milk, - Banana

Wednesday Milk with Boost/

Bourne vita

Pilihora Ground nut seed + Fried gram powder/ Chutney

- White rice, - Dhal with vegetables - Boiled egg - Rasam, - Curd

Boiled pulses, Tea


Thursday Milk with Boost/

Bourne vita Idly, Sambar/ Chutney

- White rice - Dhal with leaf vegetables - Vegetable curry - Boiled Egg - Rasam, - Curd

Fried Atukulu +Putnalu,

Tea

- White rice - Vegetable curry/ Chutney - Sambar, - Rasam - Butter milk - Banana

Friday Milk with Boost/

Bourne vita

Tomato Rice/ Bhagara Rice/ Karivepaku rice,

Chutney

- White rice - Dhal with vegetables - Vegetable curry - Fried Boiled egg, - Rasam, - Curd

Boiled pulses, Tea


Saturday Milk with Boost/

Bourne vita

Dosa with Chutney Or Atukulu/ Borugulu

Upma with Fried gram dhal powder Or Kichidi, Chutney

- White rice - Dhal with leaf vegetables - Vegetable curry - Papad, - Rasam, - Curd

Payasam/ jiggery phalli patli/

Mysore pak/ Gulab jamun/

Badsha

- White rice - Vegetable curry/ Chutney - Sambar, - Rasam - Butter milk - Banana

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Subject weight age of all classes & Allotment of periods for General Schools

S N Subject V VI VII VIII IX X Total periods Remarks

Languages

1 Telugu + Library 10 3+1 3+1 3+1 3+1 3+1 30 x 2= 60

(Each 2 sections)

2 Sanskrit - 2 2 2 2 2 10 x 2= 20

3 Hindi + Library - 3+1 3+1 3+1 3+1 3+1 20 x 2 = 40

4 English + Library 6 5+1 5+1 5+1 5+1 5+1 36 x 2= 72

Non Languages

5 Maths + Lab 10 7+1 7+1 8+1 8+1 8+1 53 x 2= 106

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Science + Lab 6 6+1 6+1 -- -- -- 20 x 2 = 40

Total 100 periods P.S + Lab - - - 5+1 5+1 5+1 18 x 2= 36

N.S + Lab - - - 3+1 3+1 3+1 12 x 2 = 24

7 Social + - 5+1 5+1 5+1 5+1 5+1 30 x 2= 60

8 Library 2 - - - - - 2 x 2= 4

Co curricular activities

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Physical literacy Games & Sports

6 -

3

3

3

3

3

33 x 2= 66

The bolded periods should be taken in daily

routine activities of PET/ PD

Mass Drill - 1 1 1 1 1

Yoga - 1 1 1 1 1

Health Education - 1 1 - - -

10 Work/ Computer

education 2 2 2 1 1 1 9 x 2= 18

11 Values, Education, Life

skills 3 1 1 - - - 5 x 2= 10

12 Arts & Culture

education. 3 2 2 - - - 7 x 2= 14

Total Periods 42 42 42 42 42 42 252 x 2 = 504

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Subject weight age of all classes & Allotment of periods for General Schools

Sl. No

Subject Total periods Teachers

required to handle

Teachers present handling

Teachers to be required

Remarks

1 Telugu + Library 36 + 24 = 60 3 2 PGT- 1 TGT- 1

1 TGT One TGT post is required

2 Sanskrit 8+12 = 20 1 1 PGT/ TGT NIL --

3 Hindi + Library 16 + 24 = 40 2 2 PGT- 1 TGT- 1

1 TGT One Guest TGT post is required

4 English + Library 36 + 36= 72 3 2 PGT- 1 TGT- 1

NIL --

5 Maths + Laboratory 52 + 54 = 106 4 4 PGT- 2 TGT- 2


6 Science + Lab

40 + 60= 100 TGT – 40

PGT PS - 36 PGT NS - 24

4 3 PS PGT- 1 NS PGT- 1 TGT- 1


7 Social + 24 + 36= 60 3 3 PGT- 1 TGT- 2


8 Library 4 - - 1 One Librarian post is required

9 Co curricular/ physical

literacy 2 1 PET 1 PD

One PET is working for strength of 324. Now the strength is increased to 480. Hence 1 PD post is required.

10 Work/ Computer

education 18 1 -

1 Computer Instructor

One Computer instructor is required


skills 10 - - - -

12 Arts & Culture 14 - - - -

Total Periods 504 - - - -

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Note: -

1. Totally 5 TGT posts, 1 Librarian post, 1 PD and 1 Computer instructor posts are required in addition to the present sanctioned posts.

2. In this regard it is submitted that, steps are to be taken for sanction of the above said posts which are essential due to implementation of CCE

system and increased strength/ Sections.

3. Out of above said 5 TGT posts, at present Principals are permitted to utilize the services of 3 TGTs viz., one TGT in Hindi, One TGT in Maths and

one TGT in Social Studies. In the same fashion for the academic year 2017-18, the Principals are to be permitted to utilize the posts are

sanctioned on regular basis.

1. TGT in Telugu

2. TGT in Hindi

3. TGT in Mathematics

4. TGT in Science

5. TGT in Social Studies

6. Librarian

7. Physical Director

8. Computer Instructor

4. The Physical literacy periods should be taken in “day routine” activities of PET/ PD.

5. One PET is working for strength of 324. Now the strength has increased up to 480. Hence one PD post is required.

6. Because of allotting the periods of Values & Education, Life skills, Art & Culture to the Telugu, the existing work load of Telugu has exceeded.

Hence one additional TGT post in Telugu may be sanctioned.

7. Because of allotting EVS of 5th class to the Science teachers, the work load has increased to 28 periods. Hence one more TGT in Science may be

sanctioned.

8. One Librarian post is required. Because in each class from 6th to 10th classes, Library hours are included in each language and also for 5th class

Library periods are allotted separately. Hence one Librarian post may be sanctioned.

9. One Computer Instructor post is required, because 18 periods are allotted to Computer subject in time table.

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Subject weight age of all classes & Allotment of periods for Minority Schools

SN Subject V VI VII VIII IX X Total periods Remarks

1 1st language - Telugu + Library 10 5+1 5+1 5+1 5+1 5+1 40 x 2= 80

2 2nd language - Telugu + Library - 3+1 3+1 3+1 3+1 3+1 20 x 2 = 40

3 1st language – Urdu + Library 10 5+1 5+1 5+1 5+1 5+1 40 x 2= 80

4 2nd language - Hindi + Library - 3+1 3+1 3+1 3+1 3+1 20 x 2 = 40

5 English + Library 6 5+1 5+1 5+1 5+1 5+1 36 x 2= 72

6 Maths + Lab 10 7+1 7+1 8+1 8+1 8+1 53 x 2= 106

7

Science + Lab 6 6+1 6+1 -- -- -- 20 x 2 = 40

Total 100 periods P.S + Lab - - - 5+1 5+1 5+1 18 x 2= 36

N.S + Lab - - - 3+1 3+1 3+1 12 x 2 = 24

7 Social + - 5+1 5+1 5+1 5+1 5+1 30 x 2= 60

8 Library 2 - - - - - 2 x 2= 4

Co curricular activities

9

Physical literacy Games & Sports

6 -

3

3

3

3

3

33 x 2= 66

The bolded periods should be taken in

daily routine activities of PET/ PD

Mass Drill - 1 1 1 1 1

Yoga - 1 1 1 1 1

Health Education - 1 1 - - -

10 Work/ Computer education 2 2 2 1 1 1 9 x 2= 18

11 Values, Education, Life skills 3 1 1 - - - 5 x 2= 10

12 Arts & Culture 3 2 2 - - - 7 x 2= 14

Total Periods 42 42 42 42 42 42 252 x 2 = 504

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Subject weight age of all classes & Allotment of periods for Minority Schools

Sl. No

Subject Total periods Teachers

required to handle

Teachers present handling

Teachers to be required

Remarks

1 1st language - Telugu +

Library 44 +36 = 80 3

2 PGT- 1 TGT- 1


2 2nd language - Telugu +

Library 16 +24 = 40 1 1 PGT 1 PGT One PGT post is required

3 1st language – Urdu +

Library 44 + 36 = 80 3

2 PGT- 1 TGT- 1


4 2nd language - Hindi +

Library 16 +24 = 40 2

2 PGT- 1 TGT- 1


5 English + Library 36 + 36 = 72 3 3 PGT- 2 TGT- 1

NIL --

6 Maths + Laboratory 52 + 54 = 106 4 4 PGT- 2 TGT- 2


7 Science + Lab

40 + 60= 100 TGT – 40

PGT PS - 36 PGT NS - 24

4 3 PS PGT- 1 NS PGT- 1 TGT- 1


8 Social + 24 + 36= 60 3 3 PGT- 1 TGT- 2


9 Library 4 - - 1 One Librarian post is required

10 Co curricular/ physical

literacy 2 1 PET 1 PD

One PET is working for strength of 324. Now the strength is increased to 480. Hence 1 PD post is required.

11 Work/ Computer

education 18 1 -

1 Computer Instructor

One Computer instructor is required


skills 10 - - - -

Arts & Culture 14 - - - -

Total Periods 504 - - - -

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Note: -

1. Totally 5 TGT posts, 1 Librarian post, 1 PD and 1 Computer instructor posts are required in addition to the present sanctioned pots.

2. In this regard it is submitted that, steps are to be taken for sanction of the above said posts which are essential due to implementation of CCE

system and increased strength/ Sections.

3. Out of above said 5 TGT posts, at present Principals are permitted to utilize the services of 3 TGTs viz., one TGT in Hindi, One TGT in Maths and

one TGT in Social Studies. In the same fashion for the academic year 2017-18, the Principals are to be permitted to utilize the posts are

sanctioned on regular basis.

1. TGT in Telugu 2. TGT in Hindi 3. TGT in Mathematics 4. TGT in Science

5. TGT in Social Studies 6. Librarian 7. Physical Director 8. Computer Instructor

4. As there is provision for the students to opt either for “URDU” or for “TELUGU” as 1st language in Minority schools. Telugu teacher posts are to

be sanctioned, keeping in view of the work load for 1st language Telugu & 2nd language Telugu. So, 1 PGT, 1 TGT are required for Telugu.

5. Similarly Hindi & Urdu Teacher posts are also to be sanctioned keeping in view of option exercised for 1st language.

6. The Physical literacy periods should be taken in “day routine” activities of PET/ PD.

7. One PET is working for strength of 324. Now the strength has increased up to 480. Hence one PD post is required.

8. Because of allotting the periods of Values & Education, Life skills, Art & Culture to the Telugu, the existing work load of Telugu has exceeded.

Hence one additional TGT post in Telugu may be sanctioned.

9. Because of allotting EVS of 5th class to the Science teachers, the work load has increased to 28 periods. Hence one more TGT in Science may be

sanctioned.

10. One Librarian post is required. Because in each class from 6th to 10th classes, Library hours are included in each language and also for 5th class

Library periods are allotted separately. Hence one Librarian post may be sanctioned.

11. One Computer Instructor post is required, because 18 periods are allotted to Computer subject in time table.

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Work load distribution among Teachers

Classes Telugu Sanskrit Hindi English Maths PS/Gen. Sci NS Social PET

X –A PGT

3+1

PGT/TGT

2

PGT

3+1

PGT – 1

5+1

PGT -1

8+1

PGT

5+1

PGT

3+1

PGT

5+1

Games/Sports -3

Mass drill -1

Yoga/ HE -1

X –B PGT

3+1

PGT/TGT

2

PGT

3+1

PGT – 2

5+1

PGT -2

8+1

PGT

5+1

PGT

3+1

PGT

5+1 - Do -

IX - A PGT

3+1

PGT/TGT

2

PGT

3+1

PGT – 1

5+1

PGT -1

8+1

PGT

5+1

PGT

3+1

PGT

5+1 - Do -

IX - B PGT

3+1

PGT/TGT

2

PGT

3+1

PGT – 1

5+1

PGT -1

8+1

PGT

5+1

PGT

3+1

PGT

5+1 - Do -

VIII - A PGT

3+1

PGT/TGT

2

PGT

3+1

PGT – 2

5+1

PGT -2

8+1

TGT-2

5+1

PGT

3+1

TGT-1

5+1 - Do -

VIII – B PGT

3+1

PGT/TGT

2

PGT

3+1

PGT – 2

5+1

PGT -2

8+1

TGT-2

5+1

PGT

3+1

TGT-1

5+1 - Do -

VII –A TGT -1

3+1 TGT-2, VE-1

PGT/TGT 2

TGT 3+1

TGT-1 5+1

TGT-1 7+1

TGT-1 6+1

- TGT-2

5+1 TGT-2, A & C-2

- Do -

VII – B TGT -1

3+1 TGT-2, VE-1

PGT/TGT 2

TGT 3+1

TGT-1 5+1

TGT-1 7+1

TGT-1 6+1

TGT-2, A&C-2 -

TGT-2 5+1

- Do -

VI - A TGT-1(3+1) TGT-2, VE-1

PGT/TGT 2

TGT 3+1

TGT-1 5+1

TGT-2 7+1

TGT-1 6+1

- TGT-1(6)

TGT- 2, A & C- 2 - Do -

VI – B TGT-1(3+1) TGT-2, VE-1

PGT/TGT 2

TGT 3+1

TGT-1 5+1

TGT-2 7+1

TGT-1(6+1) TGT-2, A&C-2

- TGT-1

6 - Do -

V – A TGT -1(10) TGT-2, VE-3

PGT/ TGT Lib – 2

- PGT – 1

6 TGT – 1

10 - -

TGT – 2(6) TGT- 2, A & C- 3

Physical literacy- 6

V – B TGT -1(10)

VE-3 PGT/ TGT

Lib – 2 -

PGT – 2 6

TGT – 2 10

TGT – 2 (6) A & C – 3

- - - Do -

Note: -

1. In languages +1 indicates library period; In Maths & Science +1 indicates Lad period and in Social Studies +1 indicates discussion on contemporary issues.

2. Physical Literacy classes should be taken in day routine activities of PET/ PD.

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MODEL TIME TABLE - Class wise Time Table – 2017-18 (For Schools having 12 Sections)

CLASS – X A Day/

Periods

CLASS – X B

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

MM Eng Hin PS Tel SS MM MON MM PS NS Eng SS Tel MM

” ” ” ” ” ” ” TUE ” ” ” ” ” ” ”

” ” ” ” ” ” ” WED ” ” ” ” ” ” ”

” ” NS ” ” ” Hin THU ” ” Hin ” ” ” NS

” ” ” ” SKT ” NS FRI ” ” ” ” ” SKT Com

” ” ” ” ” ” Com SAT ” ” ” ” ” ” Hin

CLASS – IX A CLASS – IX B

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Day/

Periods 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

SS SKT MM NS PS Eng Hin MON PS SS Tel Eng MM MM Com

” ” ” ” ” ” NS TUE ” ” ” ” ” ” Hin

” Tel ” ” ” ” Com WED ” ” ” ” ” ” NS

” ” ” Hin ” ” MM

PGT-1 THU ” ” ” ” ” Hin ”

” ” ” ” ” ” ” FRI ” ” NS ” ” ” SKT

” ” ” ” ” ” ” SAT ” ” ” ” ” ” ”

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CLASS – VIII A Day/

Periods

CLASS – VIII B

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Tel NS MM SS Eng PS NS MON Eng Hin PS SKT MM Hin SS

” ” ” ” ” ” Com TUE ” ” ” ” ” NS ”

” ” ” ” ” ” SKT WED ” ” ” Tel ” Com ”

” Hin ” ” ” MM ” THU ” NS ” ” ” SS MM

MM ” ” ” ” PS PS FRI ” ” ” ” ” ” ”

” ” ” ” ” ” Hin SAT ” ” ” ” ” ” ”

CLASS – VII A CLASS – VII B

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Day/

Periods 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Eng MM Sci Hin SKT SS MM MON Sci SS Eng MM Com Tel Sci

” ” ” ” ” ” ” TUE ” ” ” ” ” ” VE TGT-2

” Tel ” ” Tel ” Sci WED ” ” ” ” Hin SKT MM

” ” ” ” ” ” VE

TGT-2 THU ” ” ” ” ” ” MM

” ” ” Com ” ” A&C TGT SS-2

FRI ” ” ” ” ” Tel A & C TGT

Sci-2

” ” ” ” ” ” ” SAT ” ” ” ” ” ” ”

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CLASS – VI A Day/ Periods

CLASS – VI B

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

SKT Sci SS MM Eng Hin MM MON SS Tel MM Eng Sci Com Hin

” ” ” ” ” ” Sci TUE ” ” ” ” ” ” VE TGT

Tel-2

Tel ” ” ” ” ” MM WED ” ” ” ” ” MM Sci

” ” ” ” ” Com Hin THU ” ” ” ” ” Hin A&C

TGT Sci-2

” ” ” ” ” Com A&C TGT SS-2

FRI ” SKT ” ” ” ” ”

” ” ” ” ” VE

TGT Tel-2

” SAT ” ” ” ” ” ” MM

CLASS – V A Day/ Periods

CLASS – V B

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

MM EVS Eng Tel VE

TGT Tel-2

Com A&C TGT SS-2

MON MM Tel Eng EVS Tel VE

TGT Tel-2

MM

” ” ” ” ” ” MM TUE ” ” ” ” ” ” ”

” ” ” ” Lib TGT SKT

Tel ” WED ” ” ” ” ” ” ”

” ” ” ” ” ” ” THU ” ” ” ” ” A&C TGT Sci-2

”

” ” ” ” A&C TGT SS-2

VE TGT

Tel-2 Tel FRI ” ” ” ”

Lib TGT SKT

Com A & C TGT

Sci-2

” ” ” ” ” MM ” SAT ” ” ” ” ” ” ”

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STUDY TIME TABLE (SUBJECTS – ALLOTMENT)

Days Day Study Night Study

Monday Maths, English, Social Science, Telugu+ Sanskrit,

Hindi/ Urdu

Tuesday Maths, English, Social Science, Telugu+ Sanskrit,

Hindi/ Urdu

Wednesday Maths, English, Social Science, Telugu+ Sanskrit,

Hindi/ Urdu

Thursday Science, Telugu+ Sanskrit,

Hindi/ Urdu Maths, English, Social

Friday Science, Telugu+ Sanskrit,


Saturday Science, Telugu+ Sanskrit,


Note: -

1. Remedial teaching should be conducted in between 2.30PM & 3.30PM by the subject

teachers to their concerned classes.

2. The project work, Evaluation work should be done in between 3.30PM & 4.30PM.

3. The Principal and ATP should take care that the remedial teaching and Project work are to

be covered for all classes and all subjects in a week and frame time table accordingly.

ALLOTMENT OF DUTIES TO THE STAFF ON SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS

Sl. No Timings Staff

1 5.30AM to 10.30AM PET/ Staff Nurse/ ATP

2 10.30AM to 3.00PM One Teacher

3 3.00PM to 9.00PM One Teacher

Note: -

- Every day from 9.00PM to 5.30AM one teacher on rotation is to be allotted duty as highest

care taker (as per circular).

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Test Schedule for the year 2017-18

FA –I, FA –II, FA –II, FA –IV, SA – I, SA – II and SA – III examination for the year 2017-18

1. FA – I - before 31st July – 2017

2. FA – II - before 31st August -2017

3. FA –III - before 31st November – 2017

4. FA – IV - before 20th February – 2018

1. SA – I - 11-09-2017 to 18-09-2017

2. SA – II - 13-12-2017 to 20-12-2017

3. SA – III - 06-03-2018 to 20-03-2018

Terminal Holidays for the year 2017-18 for General Schools

- School re opening - 12-06-2017

- Dasara holidays - 20-09-2017 to 02-10-2017

- Sankranthi holidays - 09-01-2018 to 21-01-2018

- Last working day - 23-04-2018

- Summer holidays - 24-04-2018 to 11-06-2018

- School reopening - 12-06-2018

-

Terminal Holidays for the year 2017-18 for Minority Schools

- School re opening - 12-06-2017

- Ramzan holidays - 23-06-2017 to 27-06-2017

- Dasara holidays - 25-09-2017 to 02-10-2017

- Sankranthi holidays - 09-01-2018 to 21-01-2018

- Last working day - 23-04-2018

- Summer holidays - 24-04-2018 to 11-06-2018

- School reopening - 12-06-2018

Note: -

Examinations & Holidays schedule is to be changed as per District Common Examination

Board decisions from time to time.

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Regional Games & Sports

Sl No

Region Gender Venue Date

1 Rayalaseema Boys APRS(M-B), Kurnool

28-08-2017 to

30-08-2017

Girls APRS(G), Gooty, Anantapur Dt.

2 Andhra Boys

APRS(B), Bobbili, Vijayanagaram Dt.

Girls APRS(G), Tatipudi, Vijayanagaram Dt.

State meet for Boys and Girls

Venue APR School(B), Puligadda, Krishna District

Dates 09-10-2017 to 11-10-2017

Note: -

- Rayalaseema Region (04 Districts) : Ananthapur, Kadapa, Kurnool, Chittoor&SPSR Nellore.

- Andhra Region (08 Districts) : Srikakulam, Vijayanagaram, Visakapatnam,

: East Godavari, West Godavari, Krishna, Guntur,

: Prakasham.

List of participation Games and Sports

Games for Boys & Girls : 1. Badminton (Doubles) 2. Ball Badminton

: 3. Chess 4. Kabaddi 5. Kho-Kho 6. Tennicoit (Doubles)

Sports for Boys & Girls : 1. 100mtrs 2. 200mtrs 3. 400mtrs

: 4. 800mtrs 5. 1500 mtrs 6. 4 x 100mtrs relay

: 7. Long jump 8. High jump 9. Triple jump

: 10. Shot put 11. Javelin 12. Discus

Note: -

- Sports events participation for (Boys & Girls) each athlete is to be 2:2:1

(i.e. 2 Jumps, 2 Runs, 1 Throw).

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Points for Games Championship (Boys & Girls)

- Winners - 10 points

- Runners - 5 points

Points for Sports Championship (Boys & Girls)

- 1st Place - 5 points

- 2nd Place - 3 points

- 3rd Place - 2 points &

- 4th Place - 1 Point

4 x 100mtrs relay

- 1st Place - 8 points

- 2nd Place - 6 points

- 3rd Place - 4 points &

- 4th Place - 2 Point

Note: -

- 20 no. of students (Boys & Girls) from each school for participation.

State meet participation for Boys & Girls

Games: 1. Winner 2. Runner 3. 1st Semi Looser & 4. 2nd Semi Looser

Sports: 1. 1st place 2. 2nd place & 3. 3rd place.

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State level Competitions for the year 2017-18

Sl. No.

Name of the Meet

B/ G No. of students

from each school Activities Dates Venue

1 Cultural meet & Art competition

Girls 10

(for 250 students) Mono action, Mimicry, Songs, Solo

dance, Group dance, Art competition (6 students)

05-01-2018 To

06-01-2018

APRS(G), Banavasi, Kurnool Dt.

Boys 10

(for 250 students)

APRS, Appalarajugudem,

West Godavari.

2 Literacy meet Girls & Boys

6 (for 300 students)

Telugu – Essay, Elocution, Quiz English –Essay, Elocution, Quiz

Hindi/ Urdu – Essay

16-11-2017 & 17-11-2017

APRS, Venkatagiri, SPSR Nellore Dt.

3 Science fair Girls & Boys

6 (for 300 students)

SCERT Themes & Mathematics and Social Studies themes

1) Science and technology in the contemporary society. 2) Health and Environment 3) Conservation of Energy 4) Mathematics in daily life 5) Sustainable development of the society by protecting Environment, Social forests, Industrialization, mines etc.

04-08-2017 &

05-08-2017

APR School, Nimmakur, Krishna Dt.

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APREI.SOCIETY (R) AMARAVATI

ACADEMIC YEAR 2017-18

JUNE 2017 Working days

SI NO DATE DAY EVENTS

1 12-06-2017 MONDAY Reopening day – Staff Meeting

2 13-06-2017 TUESDAY

3 14-06-2017 WEDNESDAY

4 15-06-2017 THURSDAY Social Studies club

5 16-06-2017 FRIDAY

6 17-06-2017 SATURDAY Food Committee meeting

7 18-06-2017 SUNDAY HOLIDAY

8 19-06-2017 MONDAY Academic Review meeting

9 20-06-2017 TUESDAY

10 21-06-2017 WEDNESDAY Yoga day

11 22-06-2017 THURSDAY Telugu/ SKT club

12 23-06-2017 FRIDAY

13 24-06-2017 SATURDAY


15 26-06-2017 MONDAY RAMZAN – Holiday

16 27-06-2017 TUESDAY Guest lecture (English)

17 28-06-2017 WEDNESDAY

18 29-06-2017 THURSDAY Hindi/ Urdu club

19 30-06-2017 FRIDAY

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JULY 2017 WORKING DAYS


1 01-07-2017 SATURDAY


3 03-07-2017 MONDAY

4 04-07-2017 TUESDAY Pingali Venkaiah Jayanthi

5 05-07-2017 WEDNESDAY Staff meeting

6 06-07-2017 THURSDAY English Club

7 07-07-2017 FRIDAY

8 08-07-2017 SATURDAY Literacy Competition in Hindi


10 10-07-2017 MONDAY Food Committee meeting

11 11-07-2017 TUESDAY World population day

12 12-07-2017 WEDNESDAY

13 13-07-2017 THURSDAY Mathematics club

14 14-07-2017 FRIDAY

15 15-07-2017 SATURDAY Durga BhaiDeshmukh Jayanthi


17 17-07-2017 MONDAY

18 18-07-2017 TUESDAY Literacy competition in Telugu

19 19-07-2017 WEDNESDAY Mangal Pande – Yekapatrabhinayam/ Quiz

20 20-07-2017 THURSDAY Physical Science club

21 21-07-2017 FRIDAY

22 22-07-2017 SATURDAY

23 23-07-2017 SUNDAY Bala Gangadhar Tilak Jayanthi

24 24-07-2017 MONDAY

25 25-07-2017 TUESDAY

26 26-07-2017 WEDNESDAY

27 27-07-2017 THURSDAY Bio Science Club

28 28-07-2017 FRIDAY World Nature Protection Day

29 29-07-2017 SATURDAY


31 31-07-2017 MONDAY

Note: - - Participation in INSPIRE – District level - Conducting Formative Test

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AUGUST 2017 WORKING DAYS


1 01-08-2017 TUESDAY Literacy Competition in English


3 03-08-2017 THURSDAY Social Studies Club

4 04-08-2017 FRIDAY

5 05-08-2017 SATURDAY Staff meeting


7 07-08-2017 MONDAY

8 08-08-2017 TUESDAY

9 09-08-2017 WEDNESDAY Food Committee Meeting

10 10-08-2017 THURSDAY Tel/SKT club

11 11-08-2017 FRIDAY

12 12-08-2017 SATURDAY


14 14-08-2017 MONDAY Sri Krishnastami

15 15-08-2017 TUESDAY Independence Day

16 16-08-2017 WEDNESDAY

17 17-08-2017 THURSDAY Hindi/ Urdu club

18 18-08-2017 FRIDAY

19 19-08-2017 SATURDAY


21 21-08-2017 MONDAY

22 22-08-2017 TUESDAY

23 23-08-2017 WEDNESDAY

24 24-08-2017 THURSDAY English club

25 25-08-2017 FRIDAY Vinayaka Chathurthi

26 26-08-2017 SATURDAY Birthday of Mother Theresa

27 27-08-2017 SUNDAY HOLIDAY – World Sports Day celebrations on 29th

– Intramurals Competitions will be conducted on 27th in all Res. Schools – Prize distribution on 29th

28 28-08-2017 MONDAY

29 29-08-2017 TUESDAY

30 30-08-2017 WEDNESDAY

31 31-08-2017 THURSDAY Regional Sports & Games meet – Boys/

Girls from 31-08-2017 to 02-09-2017

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SEPTEMBER 2017 WORKING DAYS:


1 01-09-2017 FRIDAY TELUGU LITERACY COMPITETION

2 02-09-2017 SATURDAY BAKRID

3 03-09-2017 SUNDAY HOLI DAY

4 04-09-2017 MONDAY STAFF MEETING

5 05-09-2017 TUESDAY TEACHERS DAY


7 07-09-2017 THURSDAY MATHS CLUB

8 08-09-2017 FRIDAY WORLD LITERACY DAY

9 09-09-2017 SATURDAY FOOD COMMITTEE MEETING

10 10-09-2017 SUNDAY HOILIDAY

11 11-09-2017 MONDAY SA1 EXAMINATIONS START

12 12-09-2017 TUESDAY

13 13-09-2017 WEDNESDAY

14 14-09-2017 THURSDAY HINDI DIVAS

15 15-09-2017 FRIDAY

16 16-09-2017 SATURDAY OZONE DAY


18 18-09-2017 MONDAY SA1 EXAMINATIONS END

19 19-092017 TUESDAY ENGLISH COMPETITION

20 20-09-2017 WEDNESDAY DASARA HOLIDAYS START

21 21-09-2017 THURSDAY GURAJADA APPARAO JAYANTHI, WORLD PIECE DAY

22 22-09-2017 FRIDAY

23 23-09-2017 SATURDAY


25 25-09-2017 MONDAY

26 26-09-2017 TUESDAY

27 27-09-2017 WEDNESDAY BAGHATH SING JAYANTHI,

WORLD TOURISM DAY

28 28-09-2017 THURSDAY DURGHASTAMI

29 29-09-2017 FRIDAY CULTURAL ACTIVITIES,

GURRAM JASHUVA BIRTHDAY

30 30-09-2017 SATURDAY VIJAYADASAMI

NOTE: - Preparation of SA1 EXAMINATIONS

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OCTOBER, 2017 WORKING DAYS



2 02-10-2017 MONDAY GANDHI JAYANTHI

3 03-10-2017 TUESDAY AFTER DASARA HOLIDAYS SCHOOL RE-OPENING


5 05-10-2017 THURSDAY STAFF MEETING –SA 1 - REVIEW

6 06-10-2017 FRIDAY

7 07-10-2017 SATURDAY


9 09-10-2017 MONDAY HINDI LITERACY COMPETITION

10 10-10-2017 TUESDAY FOOD COMMITTEE MEETING & WORLD BALIKA DAY

11 11-10-2017 WEDNESDAY

12 12-10-2017 THURSDAY BIO-SCIENCE CLUB

13 13-10-2017 FRIDAY

14 14-10-2017 SATURDAY

15 15-10-2017 SUNDAY HOLI DAY –GLOBAL HAND WASHING DAY

16 16-10-2017 MONDAY WORLD FOOD DAY

17 17-10-2017 TUESDAY ENGLISH LITERACY COMPITETION

18 18-10-2017 WEDNESDAY

19 19-10-2017 THURSDAY DIPAVALI

20 20-102017 FRIDAY

21 21-10-2017 SATURDAY ART & CRAFT COMPITETION


23 23-10-2017 MONDAY

24 24-10-2017 TUESDAY U.N.O. DAY

25 25-10-2017 WEDNESDAY

26 26-10-2017 THURSDAY SOCIAL STUDIES CLUB

27 27-10-2017 FRIDAY

28 28-10-2017 SATURDAY CATURAL ACTIVITES


30 30-10-2017 MONDAY STUDENTS SAVING DAY

31 31-10-2017 TUESDAY SARDHAR VALLABAI PATEL JAYANTHI,

NATIONAL INTIGRATION DAY

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NOVEMBER 2017 WORKING DAYS

SI NO

DATE DAY EVENTS


2 02-11-2017 THURSDAY TELUGU /SKT CLUB

3 03-11-2017 FRIDAY

4 04-11-2017 SATURDAY


6 06-11-2017 MONDAY STAFF MEETING – TELUGU/URDU LITERACY

COMPITETION

7 07-11-2017 TUESDAY MADAM CURIE BIRTHDAY


9 09-11-2017 THURSDAY HINDI /URDU CLUB

10 10-11-2017 FRIDAY FOOD COMMITTEE MEETING

11 11-11-2017 SATURDAY MOULANA ABUL KALAM AZAD BIRTH DAY-

NATIONAL LITARACY DAY

12 12-11-2017 SUNDAY HOLI DAY - Dr. SALIM ALI BIRTHDAY

13 13-11-2017 MONDAY

14 14-11-2017 TUESDAY CHILDRENS DAY- SELF GOVERNMENT

15 15-11-2017 WEDNESDAY

16 16-11-2017 THURSDAY ENGLISH CLUB

17 17-11-2017 FRIDAY

18 18-11-2017 SATURDAY

19 19-11-2017 SUNDAY HOLI DAY WORLD TOILET DAY & INTEGRATION DAY

20 20-11-2017 MONDAY

21 21-11-2017 TUESDAY HINDI /URDU LITERACY COMPETITION

22 22-11-2017 WEDNESDAY

23 23-11-2017 THURSDAY

24 24-11-2017 FRIDAY ART & CRAFT COMPITETON

25 25-11-2017 SATURDAY CALTURAL ACTIVITY

26 26-11-2017 SUNDAY HOLI DAY - CONSTITUTIONAL DAY

27 27-11-2017 MONDAY

28 28-11-2017 TUESDAY ENGLISH LITERACY COMPITETION

29 29-11-2017 WEDNESDAY

30 30-11-2017 THURSDAY J.C. BOSE BIRTH DAY

NOTE: - - PARTICIPATION IN DISTRICT SCIENCE FAIR. - F.A III EXAM BASED ON OCTOBER & NOVEMBER SYLLABUS.

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DECEMBER, 2017 WORKING DAYS


1 01-12-2017 FRIDAY WORLD AIDS DAY & MILADI-UN-NABI

2 02-12-2017 SATURDAY

3 03-12-2017 SUNDAY HOLI DAY - POLLUTION DAY

4 04-12-2017 MONDAY

5 05-12-2017 TUESDAY STAFF MEETING – TELUGU LITERACY COMPETITION


7 07-12-2017 THURSDAY MATHEMATICS CLUB

8 08-12-2017 FRIDAY


10 10-12-2017 SUNDAY HOLI DAY - HUMAN RIGHTS DAY

11 11-12-2017 MONDAY UNICEF DAY

12 12-12-2017 TUESDAY

13 13-12-2017 WEDNESDAY S.A - II BEGINS

14 14-12-2017 THURSDAY

15 15-12-2017 FRIDAY

16 16-12-2017 SATURDAY


18 18-12-2017 MONDAY

19 19-12-2017 TUESDAY

20 20-12-2017 WEDNESDAY CLOSES S.A-II EXAMINATION

21 21-12-2017 THURSDAY

22 22-12-2017 FRIDAY RAMANUJAN JAYANTHI- MATHEMATICS

23 23-12-2017 SATURDAY FORMER’S DAY


25 25-12-2017 MONDAY CHRISTMAS

26 26-12-2017 TUESDAY HINDI LITERACY COMPITETION

27 27-12-2017 WEDNESDAY PHYSICAL SCIENCE CLUB

28 28-12-2017 THURSDAY ART & CRAFT COMPETITION

29 29-12-2017 FRIDAY INTERNATIONAL ECOLOGICAL DAY

30 30-12-2017 SATURDAY CALTURAL ACTIVITIES

31 31-12-2017 SUNDAY HOILIDAY

39

JANUARY 2018 WORKING DAYS


1 01-01-2018 MONDAY

2 02-01-2018 TUESDAY


4 04-01-2018 THURSDAY NEWTON’S JAYATHI

5 05-01-2018 FRIDAY STAFF MEETING

6 06-01-2018 SATURDAY


8 08-01-2018 MONDAY FOOD COMMITTEE MEETING

9 09-01-2018 TUESDAY PONGAL HOLIDAYS BEGINS

10 10-01-2018 WEDNESDAY

11 11-01-2018 THURSDAY

12 12-01-2018 FRIDAY

13 13-01-2018 SATURDAY


15 15-01-2018 MONDAY

16 16-01-2018 TUESDAY

17 17-01-2018 WEDNESDAY

18 18-01-2018 THURSDAY

19 19-01-2018 FRIDAY

20 20-01-2018 SATURDAY


22 22-01-2018 MONDAY REOPENING DAY - STAFF MEETING AFTER PONGAL

HOLIDAYS

23 23-01-2018 TUESDAY NETAJI SUBHAS CHANDRA BOSE JAYANTHI

24 24-01-2018 WEDNESDAY

25 25-01-2018 THURSDAY

26 26-01-2018 FRIDAY REPUBLIC DAY

27 27-01-2018 SATURDAY


29 29-01-2018 MONDAY

30 30-01-2018 TUESDAY MAHATMA GANDHI VARDANTI

31 31-01-2018 WEDNESDAY

40

FEBRUARY, 2018 WORKING DAYS


1 01-02-2018 THURSDAY

2 02-02-2018 FRIDAY

3 03-02-2018 SATURDAY JOHN GOOTENBERG JAYANTHI

4 04-02-2018 SUNDAY HOLI DAY - INTER NATIONAL CANCER DAY


6 06-02-2018 TUESDAY


8 08-02-2018 THURSDAY

9 09-02-2018 FRIDAY



12 12-02-2018 MONDAY

13 13-02-2018 TUESDAY

14 14-02-2018 WEDNESDAY

15 15-02-2018 THURSDAY

16 16-02-2018 FRIDAY

17 17-02-2018 SATURDAY


19 19-02-2018 MONDAY

20 20-02-2018 TUESDAY

21 21-02-2018 WEDNESDAY INTER NATIONAL MOTHER TONG DAY

22 22-02-2018 THURSDAY

23 23-02-2018 FRIDAY

24 24-02-2018 SATURDAY


26 26-02-2018 MONDAY

27 27-02-2018 TUESDAY

28 28-02-2018 WEDNESDAY NATIONAL SCIENCE DAY

NOTE: - FA - IV SHOULD BE CONDUCTED

- SCHOOL DAY

41

MARCH 2018 WORKING DAYS


1 01-03-2018 THURSDAY

2 02-03-2018 FRIDAY

3 03-03-2018 SATURDAY



6 06-03-2018 TUESDAY


8 08-03-2018 THURSDAY INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY

9 09-03-2018 FRIDAY

10 10-03-2018 SATURDAY FOOD COMMITTEE


12 12-03-2018 MONDAY

13 13-03-2018 TUESDAY

14 14-03-2018 WEDNESDAY EINSTEIN BIRTH DAY

15 15-03-2018 THURSDAY INTERNATIONAL CONSUMERS DAY

16 16-03-2018 FRIDAY POTTI SRIRAMULU BIRTH DAY

17 17-03-2018 SATURDAY


19 19-03-2018 MONDAY

20 20-03-2018 TUESDAY

21 21-03-2018 WEDNESDAY WORLD FOREST DAY

22 22-03-2018 THURSDAY INTERNATIONAL VOTER DAY

23 23-03-2018 FRIDAY INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENT DAY

24 24-03-2018 SATURDAY


26 26-03-2018 MONDAY

27 27-03-2018 TUESDAY

28 28-03-2018 WEDNESDAY

29 29-03-2018 THURSDAY

30 30-03-2018 FRIDAY

31 31-03-2018 SATURDAY

NOTE:

- SA – III should be conducted from 6th to 25th March

- X FREFINAL EXAMINATION

42

APRIL 2018 WORKING DAYS



2 02-04-2018 MONDAY

3 03-04-2018 TUESDAY

4 04-04-2018 WEDNESDAY STAFF MEETING

5 05-04-2018 THURSDAY BABU JAGJEEVAN RAM BIRTH DAY

6 06-04-2018 FRIDAY

7 07-04-2018 SATURDAY INTERNATIONAL HEALTH DAY


9 09-04-2018 MONDAY

10 10-04-2018 TUESDAY

11 11-04-2018 WEDNESDAY JAYANTHI OF MAHATHMA JYOTHIBA PULE

12 12-04-2018 THURSDAY

13 13-04-2018 FRIDAY JALLIANWALA BAGH MEMORIAL DAY

14 14-04-2018 SATURDAY Dr B.R. AMBEDKAR BIRTH DAY


16 16-04-2018 MONDAY KANDUKURI VIRESHA LINGAM BIRTH DAY

17 17-04-2018 TUESDAY

18 18-04-2018 WEDNESDAY

19 19-04-2018 THURSDAY

20 20-04-2018 FRIDAY

21 21-04-2018 SATURDAY


23 23-04-2018 MONDAY INTERNATIONAL BOOK DAY

SUMMER VACATIONS STARTS

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