Dear Parent,

There will be a PTM on Saturday the 28th Jan. 2012. The timings of the PTM will be 9.00 a.m. to 11.30 a.m. Parents are requested to meet the class teachers before 11.30 a.m. as teachers would not be available after the same.


Regards


(Sonia Anil Verma)
Offg. Principal

   ii.        A student who indulges in any kind of malpractice during the Examination would be awarded “0” for that particular paper.  No request for showing any leniency would be entertained regarding the same. A student who absents himself/herself from Exam., other than on medical grounds, would also be awarded a ‘0’.

SPS/ 636 /2011/                                                          April 18, 2011

Dear Parent,

Success in the Board Exams. requires meticulous planning/ regular and consistent hard work, therefore students must prepare themselves by attempting as many tests as they can in order to enhance their performance in the Boards.

1^st Unit Test is scheduled for Class XII (on the topics covered by 23^rd of April) as per the date sheet given below.  Regular classes would be conducted after the Test. 

We do hope that your ward studies well for a good performance.

(VANDANA PURI)

PRINCIPAL

SPS/629 /2011/                                                                April 15, 2011

Dear Parent,

The Management has taken a conscious decision to discontinue French and introduce a regional language in its place.  In pursuance of the decision taken it has been decided to introduce Punjabi & Urdu.  You are requested to put a tick mark against the Option; your ward would like to opt for, regarding the 3^rd Language.

1. Sanskrit
2. Punjabi
3. Urdu

Yours truly,

(VANDANA PURI)

PRINCIPAL

SPS/619 /2011/                                                                April 6, 2011

Dear Parent,

Subject: Orientation for Class VI

The date for the Orientation Programme scheduled for Class VI parents, has now been postponed to 12th April, 2011 at 10.30 a.m. in the Multi Purpose Hall, in the school premises. The change had to be affected because Dr. Jitender Nagpal, Eminent Psychologist, was not available on the 9^th of April.  Dr. Nagpal an expert on adolescent issues will address the parents on how to deal with their teenage children keeping their emotional needs in mind.

The programme also aims to help clear queries you may have and also to ensure smooth transition of your ward to a higher and more demanding phase of schooling.

To facilitate seating and other arrangements parents are requested to confirm their presence.

Note:  Since the programme is exclusively for parents you are requested not to bring your wards with you.

Yours truly,

(VANDANA PURI)

PRINCIPAL

CONFIRMATION SLIP

I, __________________________Parents(Father/Mother) of ___________________________________student of Std. VI-A,B,C,D,E  is hereby confirm our/my presence on the Orientation Day, scheduled for 12th April, 2011.

Signature of the Parent

SPS/594 /2011/                                                                March 23, 2011

Dear Parent,

India is a country of diverse languages and culture,  we as Indians, have every reason to feel proud of the same; however pride in our own culture and country is gradually diminishing due to the impact of the West.  As Education is a strong tool for bringing about a change in the society, we feel, we need to promote our regional languages so that our children feel proud of our rich heritage and culture- the same is also important for National Integration.

Mahatma Gandhi rightly said “Be the Change, you want to see in others.”, hence it is proposed to introduce Punjabi/ Urdu in place of French/German.  We would like to have your opinion regarding the same.  Kindly choose one of the options a) & b)

a)      Discontinue French/German and introduce Urdu/Punjabi, in place of the same, status quo to be maintained for Sanskrit.

b)      Continue with French/ German along with Sanskrit and in addition introduce one regional language at Class VI level.

Kindly put a tick mark against your option.  Your inputs are invaluable for making important policy decisions.

With regards,

(VANDANA PURI)

PRINCIPAL

SPS/ /2011/                                                                March 14, 2011

Dear Parent,

India is a country of diverse languages and culture, we as Indians, have every reason to feel proud of the same; however pride in our own culture and country is gradually diminishing due to the impact of the West. As Education is a strong tool for bringing about a change in the society, we feel, we need to promote our regional languages so that our children feel proud of our rich heritage and culture- the same is also important for National Integration.

Mahatma Gandhi rightly said “Be the Change, you want to see in others.”, hence it is proposed to introduce Punjabi/ Urdu in place of French/German. We would like to have your opinion regarding the same. Kindly choose one of the options a) & b)


a) Discontinue French/German and introduce Urdu/Punjabi, in place of the same, status quo to be maintained for Sanskrit.

b) Continue with French/ German along with Sanskrit and in addition introduce one regional language at Class VI level.


Polling will be done through SMS, which you will be receiving shortly. Do respond to the SMS as soon as you receive it, so that we can take a decision regarding the above mentioned options, your inputs are invaluable for us.


With regards,

(VANDANA PURI)

PRINCIPAL
 

SPS/ /2011/                                                                   Feb 25, 2011

Dear Parent,

Saturday the 26th of Feb. 2011 will be off for all students in order to enable them to prepare for their Exam. For classes VI, VII & VIII, 28th Feb. & 1st March, 2011 will be regular school; however, on 1st of March school for them will get over at 11.30 a.m. 2nd & 3rd March will be preparatory offs.


(VANDANA PURI)
PRINCIPAL
 

SPS/ /2011/                                                                   Feb 14, 2011

Dear Parent,

Sant Shri Rajinder Singh Ji Mahraj, Sawan Ruhani Kirpal Mission would be addressing our students on ‘Ethical Values and Spiritual Development’ at 12 Noon on 17th February, 2011. Thus, the school will get over at 1.30 p.m... Buses will leave by 1.45 p.m.. Parents are requested to make arrangements for picking up their wards from school/bus-stops accordingly.

(VANDANA PURI)

PRINCIPAL

SPS/ /2011/                                                                   Feb 4, 2011

Dear Parent,

The Final Examination will be conducted w.e.f. 1st of March 2011, in accordance with the Date Sheet (click here for Date Sheet) given at the back. 28th Feb. 2011 would be preparatory off. Parents are requested to note that promotion to class XII would be based on the cumulative score of one Periodic Test and the two Terminal Examinations. A student’s cumulative score has to be 40% in each subject. If a student gets 40% in the aggregate but less than 40% in any one subject, he/she will be placed in compartment. Thus, compartment will be given only in one subject.

For students of other classes, lowest grade in each subject should be ‘D’. Promotion will strictly be in accordance with the Promotion Policy, as notified vide the School Diary 2010-2011, page 17, (Promotion Policy) and Circular dt. Dec.8, 2009. The decision of the school regarding promotion would be binding.

2. Please ensure that your ward devotes sufficient time under your supervision for his/her preparation.

FOR YOUR INFORMATION:
a) School timings during Examination days would be from 7.15 a.m. to 11.00 a.m., however, buses will leave school at 11.30 a.m.
b) In case your ward fails to appear in these tests, he/she will not be re-examined. Request for promotion to the next class will not be entertained.
c) Results will be declared as under:

 

d) The school bookshop/tailor shop will remain open from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. from 18th March 2011 till 21st April 2011. Kindly note that no parent will be allowed to enter the school premises before 2 p.m. between 18th and 21st April. After 21.04.2001 the Bookshop will be open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. everyday. Parents may also note that after the declaration of result sale of books for each class will be as per the schedule given above. All parents are requested to adhere to the schedule to avoid inconvenience and over crowding. Parents are advised to carry their ID cards for entry into the school.
e) New session will start w.e.f. 1st April 2011.
f) It has been noted that some students buy uniform from unauthorized dealers resulting in variation in material, design as well as colour therefore parents are advised to purchase school uniform from the school authorized tailor shop.

YOU ARE REQUESTED:
a) To deposit the Tuition fee, Transport charges and other dues, if any, by 16th Feb. 2011, and ensure that your ward returns his/her library books and library cards by the 16th of Feb. 2011, failing which your ward will not be permitted to take the Final Exam.
b) To collect the Report Card of your ward from the concerned Class Teacher on the dates of declaration of Result between 9.00 a.m. and 12.00 noon.

I shall look forward to your co-operation and active participation in encouraging your ward to make all-out efforts in preparing for his/her Exams.


Yours sincerely,


(VANDANA PURI)
PRINCIPAL
 

SPS/ /2010/                                                                   Dec 29, 2010

Dear Parent,

This is to inform you that the last day of the year is being celebrated as ‘No Bag Day’ with an Athletic Meet scheduled in the first half and food stalls and some games for the students in the second half--- a day to remember and rejoice…………….

The winter vacations   are scheduled from 31^st December, 2010 to 9^th January, 2011 (both days inclusive).

Wishing you a happy and prosperous New Year!

With warm regards,

(VANDANA PURI)

PRINCIPAL                      

SPS/ /2010/                                                                   Oct 29, 2010

Dear Parent

There will be a PTM on Saturday the 30^th Oct. 2010.  The timings of the PTM will be 9.00 a.m.  to 11.30 a.m.  Parents are requested to meet the class teachers before 11.30 a.m. as teachers would not be available after the same.

(Vandana Puri)

PRINCIPAL

SPS/ /2010/                                                                   Oct 29, 2010

Dear Parent
 
 
As you are aware that winter is approaching, it becomes necessary to take appropriate steps to face the changing weather. It is the right time that your ward could start coming to school in full sleeves shirt. He/she may also wear the prescribed sleeve less pullover. However, any jacket or un-prescribed pullover will not be allowed in any case. Further, it is desired that the winter-uniform be kept ready the use of which may become necessary and compulsory w.e.f. 8th of  November.
 
It is also requested to kindly ensure that your ward comes to school in and only in the prescribed shoes. In case of default, he/she may not be allowed to sit in the class.
 
Kindly note that some students reach school as late as 7.45 a.m. while the school starts at 7.15 a.m. This way, a sense of discipline cannot be introduced among children. So kindly ensure that your ward reaches the school not later than 7.15 a.m., failing which entry may not be given.
 
 
 
(VANDANA PURI)
PRINCIPAL

SPS/ /2010/                                                                   Oct 25, 2010

Dear Parent

For the Board going classes testing becomes very important as it sets well-defined goals for the students to achieve.  You would kindly appreciate that at this stage revision and re-revision becomes important for the good performance of your ward.  Since the 1^st Pre-Board will commence from 18^th  Nov. 2010, it would be advisable that your ward starts revising in a systematic manner from day one itself.  I emphasize on planning and time management because, along with the revision of the course already covered, your ward will also have to cope up with his/her regular school studies.  1^st Pre-board Exam. will be conducted from selected chapters.  2^nd Pre-board will be conducted from 27^th December, 2010 and will be on the same pattern as the Board Examination.

It may also be noted that on last Examination day, students will attend classes after the examination.  However, on other days of Examination, students may be allowed to go home to prepare for the next paper.

Looking forward to your unstinted support and cooperation.

With warm regards,

(DR. S.P. SINGH)

VICE-PRINCIPAL

SPS/ /2010/                                                                   Sep 23, 2010

Dear Parent

I am sure you are aware of the fact that last year SIMOVA Health Management Programme was introduced in the primary classes of the school and for each child a comprehensive medical examination was conducted and made available online. The programme envisages a complete medical record of the child during his/her term in school and can continue even after he/she leaves the school, should you so desire, on payment to the agency. The programme also empowers the parents to fill in the data related to his/her child on their own. As a matter of fact even x-rays, Blood reports can be stored/compiled for future reference. In short, we usually tend to lose the hardcopies of prescriptions; medical reports etc. but this program gives us the benefit of saving/storing our records for future reference. Moreover, it is an ICT based system which is secure with each parent getting a unique login ID and Password.

Last year, it was on an experimental basis and payment for the same was done by the school, however; since it is an ongoing programme, entailing a recurring expenditure, it can continue only if parents feel it is of utility and are ready to bear the additional cost. The expected cost per child for this programme may come to Rs.750/- per annum and is subject to increase/decrease.

Since it has financial implications, we would like to get your opinion on the same before we decide on the continuation of the said programme for the whole school.

I would appreciate if you could fill up the slip given below and return the same through your ward, the next day.

With regards,

Yours truly,


(Vandana Puri)
Principal


CONSENT SLIP

I ___________________________________________parent of ___________
Student of ___________ have read the Circular No.SPS/ /2010 dt. 23rd Sept.
2010 and express my choice.

I am willing to pay for the programme.

I am not willing to pay for the programme.
(NOTE: Kindly put a tick mark against your choice.)



Signature of the parent
 

SPS/ /2010/                                                                   Sep 21, 2010

Dear Parent

• Parents are requested to note that the timings to meet the Principal are between 9 & 10 a.m. A proper appointment should be taken before meeting the Principal; however, in case of emergency the parent could meet the Principal by informing the Receptionist and explaining to her the urgency of the matter. Parents can meet the teachers only after prior appointment, on a regular working day, since the teachers are taking regular classes. It is important that parents adhere to the given time as teachers can be available only during their free period.

• All parents have been issued Identity Cards thus; entry into school is permitted only after I.D. Card is shown to the security guard.

• No student is permitted to leave the school without a gate pass issued at the reception; moreover, a proper application should be sent to the Principal regarding permission for the student to leave school. It is advisable for the parents to come themselve to the school to pick up their ward/s rather than the child going back home on his own even if the student is from a senior class.

• Parents should not send drivers, relatives to pick up their wards as we have the record of parents or the persons to whom a supplementary card has been issued. In case a parent wants to have a supplementary card issued he/she can approach the Accounts Deptt. for the same.

• In case of absenteeism the parents are requested to send an application to the class teacher and ensure regular attendance of their wards. According to the new CCE Scheme maximum 5 marks are exclusively allotted for regularity in attendance, which are added to the scholastic achievement of the child.

• Parents are requested to ensure that their ward is punctual in reporting to school and comes in proper uniform, neatly dressed up. A child coming to school unkempt will be sent back home.

• A student who comes late the 3rd time in a month will be sent back home after informing the parents.

• It has become a practice with some parents to give lunch boxes of their wards at the reception/security guard the same should be avoided

Kindly note students are not permitted to:
a) Bring mobile phones to school
b) Wear jewelry
c) Come with spiked/long hair
d) Painted nails
e) Mehndi

All the above measures are for the safety and holistic development of your child and we, the parents and school have to work together for the same. Without your cooperation we cannot succeed in our objectives.

Looking forward to your support

Regards,


(Vandana Puri)
Principal

SPS/ 263/2010/                                                             Sep 20, 2010

Dear Parent,
 
Apropos  the news item regarding the three teenagers being drugged and gang raped by a cab driver along with his accomplices.
 
Do we know our children?
Ø                       Do we know who their friends are?
Ø                       Do we know whom they meet after school?
Ø                       Do we know when and why they are in stress?
 
Perhaps, we have too much on our platter and are letting our bonding and companionship with children drift into wilderness or their own world, with a fear of not traversing into their life and life style. 
 
The incident is an eye opener and deeply concerns all of us, as it reveals how ignorant we are about what our children are going through. The News has shocked and stunned us, though the victims were not from our School, however, it could be us or any other school tomorrow. The above incident is a warning for all parents to be more responsible in choosing the mode of transport to be used for picking and dropping of their wards. 
 
Despite the school offering safe transportation and repeated advice, some parents still choose to use the private vans facility, with little knowledge about the antecedents of the Driver.  How can we compromise with the safety of our children only because of our own convenience?   Kindly note that the school has no control over the private transport arrangements made by parents but is definitely accountable for the buses run by the school, be they school owned or outsourced. 
 
You are once more requested to dis-continue the use of cabs as a means of transport for your children and switch over either to the buses run by the school/ organise car pools or personally drop and pick up your wards.  If no action is taken the school may be constrained to detain your ward at the Reception and handover your ward only when you or a responsible person authorized by you in writing with a proper Identity Card, issued by the school, comes to pick up him/her.
 
To avoid any unpleasantness and in the interest of your ward, you are requested to comply with the above advice.
 
 
Yours truly,
 
 
 
(Vandana Puri)
Principal
 

SPS/ 256/2010/                                                             Sep 17, 2010

Dear Parent,


1. HIKE IN TRANSPORT FEE
During the last two years there has been a phenomenal hike in petrol and diesel prices. With effect from June, 2010 the price of CNG was hiked from ` 18.90 per kg. to ` 27.50 per kg. i.e. 26%. This has adversely affected budget planning, which is under taken each year, before finalising the fee structure. Due to the increase in CNG price there will be an additional expenditure of` ` 2 lakhs per month which will have to be incurred on transport. Kindly appreciate that there is no control over this steep and sudden rise in the price of CNG. Therefore, we are left with no choice but to raise the transport fee.
Revised monthly transport fee w.e.f. 1/8/2010 will be as given in the Table below:-
Distance Existing Rates
in ` Revised rates w.e.f. 1/8/2010
Upto 5 k.m. 750   825
Upto 8 k.m. 805   885
Beyond 8 k.m. 930 1025


Kindly note that although the CNG prices have gone up by 26% the hike in Transport Fee is only to an extent of about 10% to minimize the burden on parents.

2. PREVENTIVE MEASURE TOWARDS DENGUE
I also wish to add that Delhi is in the grip of Dengue fever thus it would be advisable if students wear full sleaves shirts.
3 AUTUMN BREAK

THE SCHOOL WILL REMAIN OFF FOR STUDENTS FROM 1ST OCT TO 17TH OCT. 2010 ON ACCOUNT OF COMMONWEALTH GAMES/AUTUMN BREAK.

Regards,

(VANDANA PURI)
PRINCIPAL
 

Advisory Note-Eye Flu                                                  Aug 31, 2010

Dear Parent,
The Capital is again in the grip of eye flu hence parents are requested to ensure that their child is aware of this disease and takes necessary precautions for the same. The symptoms, causes and precautions are enumerated below;-

Eye Flu : Cause, Symptoms, Prevention and cure

Rainy season brings a lot of infections with it, One of the common infections is viral infection of eye called the eyes flu. Though eye flu can effect people of all ages but it is more common among children. Eye flue is an eye diseases also known as viral conjunctivitis.

Symptoms of Eye Flu.

• Red, swollen eyes.
• Watery discharge from eyes.
• Severe etching in eyes and/or pain in eyes.
• Blurring of vision.
• Lid Swelling.
• Feeling of discomfort.

Some facts about eye flu.

• The disease is caused by virus infection like adenovirus, herpes, simples virus, myxovirus and pox virus.
• The disease is highly infectious, so if somebody around you is infected there is a high risk of you getting infected. So take proper care in order to avoid the infection.
• There is a myth that the disease spreads just by looking into the eyes of an infected person. But this is not true.
• If somebody touches the infected eyes the fingers get infected and if it comes in contact of another person's eye he may get infected.
• One may also get infected from the swimming pool also.

Prevention of eye flu.

• Avoid going to a swimming pool which has regular chlorination of water.
• Avoid shaking hands esp. with the infected person. Wash your hand with soap after handshake with infected person.
• Clean your eyes with clean water 2-3 times a day.
• Don't use a common towel or handkerchief.

Treatment of eye flu.

• Wear dark goggles.
• Use anti-allergic eye drops three to four times a day.
• Close your eyes and apply ice wrapped in a cloth over the eye lids.
• The diseases is usually self limiting and normally goes away in around three days.

(VANDANA PURI)

PRINCIPAL
 

SPS/230/2010/                                                Aug 31, 2010

Dear Parent,

1.  The Half Yearly Exams are due from the 14^th of Sept. 2010.  Kindly peruse through the Examination schedule, which has been printed at the back of the circular, so that your ward can commence with his/her preparation under your supervision at home.  For success in Exams, time management, thorough preparation, regularity in studies and consistent efforts are required.  We are confident that under your guidance your ward will use his/her time fruitfully.

2.  We would also like you to note the following:

1. Students who turn up in improper school uniform may not be permitted to write the paper. 
    

        ii. A student who indulges in any kind of malpractice during the Examination would be awarded “0” for that particular paper.  No request for showing any leniency would be entertained regarding the same. A student who absents himself/herself from Exam., other than on medical grounds, would also be awarded a ‘0’.

       iii. The pass %age for promotion from Class XI to class XII is 40% in each subject, and cumulative result of periodic test, half yearly and final Exam are considered.  A child would be eligible for Compartment only in one subject, provided the child gets a minimum of 25% in aggregate in that subject.  For Science, Geography, Psychology etc. students of Class XI, it is necessary to pass in the Theory and the Practical Exam. separately.  Keeping the above in mind, it is imperative for each student to be consistent in his/her performance.

     iv. No exemption would be given from taking the Half Yearly Exam.

 3.Students of Class XII, who have not performed well in the May and August Test would have to clear all papers in the Half Yearly Exam; failing which the school would be constrained to take action against him/her. 75% attendance is also a must for taking the Board Exam.

4. The school timings during Examination days (from 14^th Sept.’2010 to 24^th Sept. ’2010) will be 7.15 a.m. to 10.45 a.m.  Buses would leave the school at 11.00 a.m. on certain routes.

5. Autumn Break will be observed from 1^st October 2010 till 17^th Oct. 2010. School will re-open on 18^th Oct. 2010.

6. Parents could collect the result of the Half yearly Exam on the 30^th October 2010, between 9:00 a.m.  and 11:00 a.m. (P.T.M. for XI & XII only). 

Yours truly,

(VANDANA PURI)

PRINCIPAL

DATE SHEET FOR HALF YEARLY EXAMINATION, 2010

SPS/182/2010/                                                Aug 11, 2010

Dear Parent,

1. As the school is participating in the closing ceremony of the Common Wealth Games, Summative Assessment-I will commence w.e.f. 26^th August, 2010.  Kindly peruse through the Examination schedule, which has been printed at the back of the circular, so that your ward can commence with his/her preparation under your supervision at home.  Students would be assessed from the lessons covered till the 18^th of August, 2010. 

2. We would also like you to note the following:

        i.Students, who turn up in improper school uniform, may not be permitted to write the paper. 

        ii.A student who indulges in any kind of malpractice during the Examination would be awarded “0” for that particular paper.  No request for showing any leniency would be entertained regarding the same. A student, who absents himself/herself from Examination, other than on medical grounds, would also be awarded a ‘0’.

      iii.The pass %age for promotion to the next class is grade “D” in each subject, and cumulative result of FA-I, FA-II, SA-I & SA-II would be considered for promotion to the next class. 

      iv.No exemption would be given from Summative Assessment-I.

       v.For the break-up of marks you could visit the School website www.salwanpublicschool.com and click on the Home Page Link- Academic Programme  Assessment Policy.

      vi.The school timings during Assessment days will be 7.15 a.m. to 1.15 p.m. In between two papers, it will be off only for the classes taking Summative Assessment-I.  However, classes I,II, III, XI & XII will have regular school on all days.

    vii.  Parents could collect the result of their ward/s on the 25^th of September 2010, between 9:00 a.m.  and 11:00 a.m. (P.T.M.). 

Yours truly,

(VANDANA PURI)

PRINCIPAL

DATE SHEET

SPS/    115     /2010/                                                July 24, 2010

Dear Parent,

Success in Exams. requires meticulous planning/ regular and consistent hard work, therefore students must prepare themselves by attempting as many tests as they can.  All efforts to enhance their performance would fail if they do not take their tests seriously.

Periodic Test is scheduled for Classes XI & XII (on the topics covered by 30^th of July) as per the date sheet given below.  Regular classes would be conducted after the Test and on 10^th & 12^th August. 

We do hope that your ward studies well for a good performance.

(VANDANA PURI)

PRINCIPAL

SPS/    26     /2010/         For Classes I-VI                      May 7, 2010

Dear Parent,

Greetings from Salwan!

Before we close for Summer Vacations we need to meet, discuss the performance of your ward and accordingly take steps during the Summer Break.

PTM is scheduled for 15^th May 2010.  The timings of the PTM will be 9.00 a.m.  to 11.30 a.m.  Parents are requested to meet the class teachers before 11.30 a.m. as teachers would not be available after the same.

A SIMOVA helpdesk in the Primary Compute Sc. Lab. will be set up on PTM day for parents, who are facing problems in accessing the medical reports of their wards.

Through this circular I also wish to inform you that this session’s first round of Biometric Examinations will be conducted by a Team of specialists from SIMOVA for all the students of class I to Class VI between 10^th of May to 14^th of May, 2010 and reports will be uploaded on the same day.  Parents should download their child’s reports from the net. A team of doctors from SIMOVA will also be available on PTM day in the school dispensary for consultation (In case medical reports indicate any negative remark regarding health status, the same can also be discussed)

SIMOVA Health Programme, which was started in 2009, as a pilot study in our school, is now fully functional and the learning, which took place last year, will help us to improve it further.

NOTE: We are also enclosing a questionnaire for the parents to fill up so that we can  understand the grey areas and work on them.  You are requested to fill it up and send it back to the Class teacher, the next day.  This would help SIMOVA address your concerns on PTM.

LEO PLANETARIA, UNIVERSE IN DOME:

The school is also organizing LEO PLANETARIA, UNIVERSE IN DOME.  This is a state of art technology and a unique concept that gives an exposure to students about the fascinating universe.  Students’ up to Class V will participate in a show titled “Princess Andromeda” and from class 6 onwards in “Galileo’s Sky”.

Students need to enjoy, relax as well as keep in touch with their books.

Happy Holidays!

Kindly fill up the enclosed questionnaire.

(Vandana Puri)

PRINCIPAL

QUESTIONNAIRE REGARDING SIMOVA HEALTH MANAGEMENT PROGRAMME

Signature of the parent

Student’s Name_________________

Class & Section_________________

SPS/     25   /2010/         For Classes VII-XII                   May 6, 2010

Dear Parent ,

Greetings from Salwan!

Before we close for Summer Vacations we need to meet, discuss the performance of your ward and accordingly take steps during the Summer Break.

There will be a PTM on Saturday the 15^th May 2010.  The timings of the PTM will be 9.00 a.m.  to 11.30 a.m.  Parents are requested to meet the class teachers before 11.30 a.m. as teachers would not be available after the same.

LEO PLANETARIA, UNIVERSE IN DOME:

The school is also organizing LEO PLANETARIA, UNIVERSE IN DOME.  This is a state of art technology and a unique concept that gives an exposure to students about the fascinating universe.  Students’ up to Class V will participate in a show titled “Princess Andromeda” and from class 6 onwards in “Galileo’s Sky”.

Students need to enjoy, relax as well as keep in touch with their books.

Happy Holidays!

 (Vandana Puri)

PRINCIPAL
 

SPS/  2495  /2010/                                                  April 22, 2010

Dear Parent,

Parents are hereby informed that the General Body meeting for the PTA would be conducted on Saturday the 24th April, 2010 at 8.30 a.m., in the school ground.


(Vandana Puri)
Principal

SPS/      /2010/                                                  April 20, 2010

Dear Parent,

Success in the Board Exams. require meticulous planning/ regular and consistent hard work, therefore students must prepare themselves by attempting as many tests as they can.  All efforts to enhance their performance would fail if they do not take their tests seriously.

1^st Unit Test is scheduled for Class XII (on the topics covered by 24^h of April) as per the date sheet given below.  Regular classes would be conducted after the Test. 

We do hope that your ward studies well for a good performance.

(VANDANA PURI)

PRINCIPAL 

SPS/    2477 /2010/                                                  April 16, 2010

Dear Parent,

Continuous Comprehensive Evaluation (CCE) has become effective from 1st of April, 2010. According to the new system each child has to opt for a minimum of two activities. Keeping the same in mind, following Clubs will function, on a regular basis, twice a week. You are requested to help your child, decide on any two activities based on his/her inclination/interest. Do keep in mind that the activity for which a child does not have an aptitude should not be forced upon him/her. We seek your cooperation in identifying their talent, so that they can actualize their true potential.

Late entries may have to compromise on the selection of activities/club. If a child selects sports activity he/she would participate only in one event in sports and in addition would have to opt for another club.

CLUBS/ACTIVITIES SPORTS ACTIVITY
1 Debating & Group discussion Basket ball
2 Theatre Volley ball
3 G.Sc. Club-Activity based related to Electronics Cricket
4 Aryabhatta Skating
5 Vedic Maths Archery
6 Chess Aerobics
7 Health and Wellness Gymnastics
8 Disaster Management Athletics
9 Performing Arts (Dance/Music)
10 Environment
11 Future City
12 Robotics
13 Astronomy
14 Gym-Physical Fitness
15 Peace Club/URI
16 Craft-Create out of waste



(Vandana Puri)
Principal

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CONSENT SLIP


My child __________________________________student of ___________ will opt for 1. _________________2. ________________ Sport, club/activity.



Signature of the parent

(Name of the Parent)_______________________