ORIENTATION PROGRAM

at

INDIRA NATIONAL SCHOOL

GRADE : IX

Academic Year : 2021-2022

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OBJECTIVE

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HIGH SCHOOL Just ahead

Making the transition

SMOOTH

CONTENT

School working system

Juno campus

Code of conduct

A typical day at school

Secondary curriculum

Submissions

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Examinations

Assessment criteria

Exam rules

Action plan

Role of teachers

Role of parents

SCHOOL WORKING SYSTEM

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SCHOOL WORKING SYSTEM

Working Days : Monday – Friday

2nd and 4th Saturday

Working Hours [Offline] : 7:20 am to 1:00 pm

Working Hours [Online] : 7:45 am to 12 noon

PTM : 4th Saturday [Virtual]

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JUNO CAMPUS

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JUNO CAMPUS - ERP Solution

INS has incorporated Juno Campus as an ERP solution to give

an overview of the school activities to the parents.

Juno Campus consists of Student Profile, Attendance, Online Fee payment,

Academics, Report cards etc.

Student I-Cards and Escort Cards will be issued through Juno Campus.

Application for Bonafide Certificate, Transfer Certificate, Duplicate I Card etc.

can be made through the ERP.

DETAILS FOR LOGIN INTO JUNO CAMPUS

Visit the School website www.indiranationalschool.ac.in . Click on ERP Login

Login Id – GR.NO. of the student e.g.581

Default Password – 123456 (it will mandatorily ask for a password change).

You can click on Forgot Password, in case you have forgotten the password.

Updating of information such as Parent personal email ids, phone numbers,

student address on the ERP is of utmost importance to maintain a smooth and

uninterrupted flow of communication from school.

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CODE OF CONDUCT

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CODE OF CONDUCT

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Students must be punctual and must attend the school regularly

75% Attendance mandatory as per CBSE rules

Students must report to school before 7:20 AM [offline] / 7:45 am [Online]

Students must come in complete, clean and well-ironed school uniform

I-card is mandatory. [Please note – The photos on the i-cards should be recent]

CODE OF CONDUCT (cntd.)

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Students must refrain from make up, long nails, tattoos and jewellery.

Boys to have proper haircut.

Hair Colouring / Streaking is strictly prohibited.

Girls are supposed to wear white hair band. In case of hair length

below the shoulder two plaits to be made.

ELECTRONIC GADGETS

Electronic devices like cell phones / I-Pods / I-Pads are strictly

Not permitted in school.

Consequences – Will be confiscated and parents will be called to

collect the gadget at the session end.

In case of emergency, students are allowed to use school telephone

for communication.

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DISCIPLINE

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Students to strictly adhere to uniform, hair cut, behaviour, conduct

Students to comply with attendance policies as per CBSE guidelines.

Students to come in proper uniform to school even when accompanying

the parents for PTM

Disciplinary action will be taken against students who are found

breaching the discipline policy of the school.

A DAY AT SCHOOL

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A TYPICAL DAY AT SCHOOL [ONLINE]

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Std IX and X

From To Time (in mins)

Attendance 7:45 AM 8:00 AM 15 min

Period 1 8:00 AM 8:45 AM 45 min

Period 2 8:45 AM 9:30 AM 45 min

Break 9:30 AM 9:45 AM 15 min

Period 3 9:45 AM 10:30 AM 45 min

Period 4 10:30 AM 11:15 AM 45 min

Period 5 11:15 min 12:00 Noon 45 min

Important points to note –

• Camera to be kept ON at least

during attendance.

• Attendance will be taken in

every period.

• The student will be marked present for the day ONLY if he / she is found to be

present for at least 3 periods on that day

SECONDARY CURRICULUM

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SECONDARY CURRICULUM

Main subjects :

English

II Language

Science

Social science

Math - Standard Math / Basic Math

Skill subject

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SECONDARY CURRICULUM (cntd.)

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INTERNAL GRADE SUBJECTS :

Arts & Work Experience (WE)

HPE + SEWA

SEWA activities have been designed to integrate social awareness into regular

curriculum of the students for classes IX to XII.

Discipline

SECONDARY CURRICULUM [MATHS]

CBSE conducts two Maths Exams for Class 10 Boards - Maths Basic and Maths Standard.

The choice for the above has to be made in Class 9 during the process of registration.

More about the two levels of Maths -

Maths Basic is for students who do not want to pursue Maths in Class 11 and 12. While

Maths Standard is compulsory for students who want to take up Maths in Class 11, 12 and

further.

Students with Basic Maths can opt for Applied Maths in Class 11 and 12.

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More about the two levels of Maths (cntd) -

There will be no different classrooms or different lessons for Standard and Basic

Maths at the school level.

All the internal assessments of school for all the Mathematics students will be the

same in both the academic years [IX and X]. Only the board exam will have two

different levels of papers.

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SECONDARY CURRICULUM [MATHS]

SECONDARY CURRICULUM (Skill Subject)

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About the Skill Based subject –

Objective – To make the new generation more creative, innovative and to keep

pace with the global developments and requirements at workplace.

The Skill subject will be offered as an additional sixth subject along with the

existing five compulsory subjects.

The weightage of the skill subject is 100 M which includes 50 M theory and

50 M practicals.

SECONDARY CURRICULUM (Skill Subject)

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About the Skill Based subject –

If any student fails in any one of the three main subjects (i.e. Science,

Mathematics and Social Science), then it will be replaced by

the Skill subject (offered as a 6th subject) and the result of Class X will be

computed based on the best five subjects. However, if a candidate desires to

reappear in the failed subject, he/she may appear along with the compartment

examination.

SUBMISSIONS

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SUBMISSIONS

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Subject Notebooks / Journals Month

Science

• All Experiments written and completed

with out the observation / calculations

and Results.

• Journal entry will be given to the students

in the month of June

• Journals in Oct 2021 [Term 1]

Dec 2021 [Term 2]

• Class work from time to time as

asked by the teacher.

English, Hindi, Maths,

Science, S.Sc., Marathi,

Sanskrit, French. Skill

subject

Notebooks / Projects

Portfolio / MA1, MA2, MA3 / SEA [AIL]

As per the instruction of the

Subject Teacher

EXAM RELATED

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EXAMINATION

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Following Exams will be conducted in this academic year

Three Periodic Tests

Portfolio / Multiple assessments [MA1, MA2, MA3] / Subject Enrichment

Activities [SEA] / Art Integrated Learning [AIL]

Annual exam

**Attendance is mandatory for all Exams & Tasks

ASSESSMENT CRITERIA

Periodic Test -1 Periodic Test- 2 Periodic Test- 3 Year End Assessment

40 Marks 80 Marks 40 Marks 80 Marks

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80 Marks from the

Year End

Assessment

INTERNAL ASSESSMENT

5 M from Periodic Test

5 M from Multiple Assessment Test

5 M for Portfolio

5 M for Subject Enrichment Activity

[SEA] / Art Integrated Learning [AIL]

Final 100% score

will include

80 + 20

ASSESSMENT CRITERIA (cntd.)

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Periodic Tests (PTs) -

Pen and Paper Tests

Multiple Assessments (MAs ) –

Portfolio

Subject Enrichment Activities (SEA) /

Art Integrated Learning (AIL)

PT-1 (40 M) PT-2 (80 M) PT-3 (40 M)

Best two - Total reduced to 5 M

MA-1 (5 M) MA-2 (5 M) MA-3 (5 M)

Total and averaged out to 5 M

Portfolio (5 M)

SEA / AIL (5 M)

ASSESSMENT CRITERIA (cntd.)

Internal Assessment Total

Marks

• 5 Marks from Pen Paper Test

(PT-1, PT-2, PT-3) *Average of the best two scores

• 5 Marks from Multiple Assessment

Test

• 5 Marks from SEA / AIL

• 5 Marks from Portfolio

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Marks

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Year End Assessment

80 Marks (Annual

exam)

Final 100%

Score will include

20 + 80

EXAMINATION RULES

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1. Permitted Items

Transparent Pouch / Transparent Pencil Box / Transparent Writing

Pad / Transparent Water Bottle.

Blue / Royal Blue Ink / Ball Point / Gel Pen

2. Students should carry their own stationary for examination. Borrowing

from any other candidate will be considered as unfair means.

EXAMINATION RULES (cntd.)

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3. Barred Items –

Any communication / electronic device – such as Mobile

Phone, Health Band, Digital Watch, Calculator

4. Dress Code: Complete and Regular School Uniform (Identity

Card Mandatory)

RETEST

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Retests will be conducted only for

Genuine Medical Reason

Proper medical certificate from Doctor to be provided to support this.

Representing School for Sports

Proper Documents to be provided to support this with the dates &

schedules.

ROLE OF TEACHERS

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ROLE OF TEACHERS

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Curriculum Planning (Yearly, Monthly and Daily)

Syllabus completion (Theory and Practical) by January end

Remedial Teaching

Taking revision classes

Communication with parents for issues of immediate

concern

ROLE OF PARENTS

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ROLE OF PARENTSParents are requested to –

If a student is suffering from any medical condition, parents are requested to

inform the class teacher and furnish medical certificate in its support.

Ensure that their ward is regular in submitting his / her Journals / Assignments /

Projects / Portfolio / MA1, MA2, MA3 / SEA (AIL project) on time to the

concerned teacher.

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ROLE OF PARENTS (cntd.)

Parents are requested to:

To update their postal address, contact number & email id on the ERP.

Ensure that your ward attends school regularly. Absence to be communicated.

Attend Parent Teacher Meetings for regular updates on your Ward’s

performance.

Check the mails & messages regularly.

Be present for the meetings called for complying with CBSE formalities.

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Parents and teachers to work together for a common goal of

betterment of the children.

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