Staff

Our Staff

Management Committee

Board of Management

An affidavit was sworn on 18.3.2009 by the manager/secretary of the school viz. Hrishikesh Dey to make a society with 9 members who shall look about the overall matters of the school academic & management part. The School also has a managing committee as per the direction of CBSE which is made as per the direction of the CBSE New Delhi.

Management committee

Member of Sexual Harassment Committee

1. Dr. Ratna Chakraborty

2. Dr. D. Banerjee

3. Mrs. Biroja Singha (Teacher, T.S.S.)

4. Mr. Chandan Paul (Social Worker, Ex Chairman Badarpur Town Committee)

Name and official address of the Manager

Hrishikesh Dey

Srinagar Colony, Word No. - III, Badarpur

Karimganj, Assam

Phone No. 03843-268007, +919435179712

Fax No. 03843-270425

About Society

The School has a registered society under the Societies Regn Act XXI of 1860.

Members of the Society

Fee Structure

ADMISSION FEE                       Nursery to 8      = 7800.00

 (New Students)                      Class 9 and 10   = 9500.00

 Session Fee                                                Nursery to 8      = 7000.00

 ( Old Students )                      Class 9 and 10   = 8000.00

       Form & Prospectus ---------------------------------------- Rs 100 .00

Withdrawal of Admission:

Once admission is confirmed and the fees are paid, no refund shall be made under any circumstances, including withdrawal of admission by the parent/guardian or student, unless explicitly approved by the school management under special circumstances.

Voluntary Withdrawal

If a parent or guardian voluntarily chooses to withdraw the child after admission, no portion of the admission fee, tuition fee, or any other charges paid will be refunded.

Special Circumstances

In rare and exceptional cases (e.g., medical emergencies, relocation, or other unforeseen events), the school may at its sole discretion consider a partial or full refund. Such requests must be submitted in writing to the Principal with supporting documents, and the decision of the school management shall be final and binding.

Application Fee

The application or registration fee (if any) is strictly non-refundable under all conditions.

Processing of Requests

Any approved refunds (if applicable) will be processed within 30 working days from the date of official written communication from the school.

Transfer Certificate (TC)

A Transfer Certificate will only be issued after clearance of all dues, regardless of the timing or reason for withdrawal.

Academics

Code of conduct

• Student should habitually be clean and neatly dressed. Permission should be taken to enter the class if any one is not in proper uniform for any valid reason.

• Student should be punctual and disciplined. They are answer able to the school authorities for their conduct even outside the school.

• No act of indiscipline, insubordination, interference in the administration, disrespect to any teacher, disrespect to any religion or community by any student shall be tolerated and the delinquent may even be expelled from the school.

• Students should treat every teacher and elders wherever they meet them with respect and courtesy.

• Scratching school furniture, writing or drawing lines on the wall etc. and using filthy languages must be avoided with utmost care.

• Money should not be lent or borrowed or articles exchanged by the students

• Only one should be allowed to leave the class for toilet and drinking water at a time. It should be discouraged in 1st period. No student shall loiter in the yard or corridor during class hours.

• Students should always behave in a cultured manner, as the school is judged by their conduct.

• Text books, note books, pencils, pens etc. should be brought to school regularly.

• Perfect silence should be maintained by the pupils inside the class room as well as within the school campus. During recess students should spoil the sanctity of the institution by breaking the silence and peace

• The school is not responsible in any way of the articles or money lost. It is advisable not to bring valuable articles in the school.

• English and only English is the medium of communication within the school premises. Any students found talking in any other language within the school premises shall be fined

• The students should always co-oprate to keep their class room and school premises clean.

• Students should not accept any article or thing from any unknown person on the way to school.

• Guardians asking for T.C. are asked to put an application before the Principal within the 30 days of the new session starts. Failing of which guardians will possess no right for a T.C. with a counter sign simple T.C. can be issued from school only

Assessment plan

School fees

Prescribed annual fees along with tuition fees of January should be deposited to the school office based on the progress report of the last Annual Examination of admission order from Principal. Monthly tuition fees for the other calendar months should be deposited within 15 days of each month, failing which late fine will be realized @ Rs.10/- per month

If the school remains closed from 1st to 15th of any month the T/F for that particular month has to be cleared before the vacation. Otherwise L/F will be charged for that month

School fees and other dues may be revised from time to time.

The school fees are as follows: -

• Adm. Fee

• Tuition fee

• Annual charges: -

o Exam fee

o Game & Cultural fee

o School Dev. Fee

o Enrolment fee (other than Nursery and new admission)

o Library Fee

o Magazine Fee

Assessment plan

           With a view to impart the most modern method of education, the school endeavours its civilization. Stress is laid on the universal aspects of Indian culture, and the students are introduced to the rich spiritual heritage which transcends the narrow limits of language, caste, color and creed. A sound evaluation system is imperative to provide proper feedback for student’s rapid progress. The system called CCE (Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation) has completely changed the way student’s school work is evaluated. Under the new CCE system all CBSE students are evaluated continuously during the year based on their homework, class participation, extracurricular and whole load of other things. Students will also have to take a test at the end of each term. Their final scores will depend on how they have done in both of these, because each kind of assessment is important.

           Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation (CCE) has been recently introduced by CBSE is getting very popular, it covers all aspects of student’s development with both Formative and Summative Assessment. The CCE enables teachers to track and analyze student’s performance and conduct in scholastic and co-scholastic assessment with advanced Grading System as per CBSE guidelines. CCE system helps the teacher to regularly update student’s performance and to analyze the challenging areas of the student.

           Students can keep a track of their assessment in time and with regard to Formative Assessment and summative Assessment, they can analyze their strengths and weakness, and incorporate the suggestions by the teachers to improve their performance. This also empowers students with self-assessment.

Formative Assessment

           Formative assessment in CCE system includes class work, homework, projects, assignments, test oral questions and queries. The weight age will be calculated as per the guidelines by the system automatically, and the same will be updated in the Report Card.

Summative Assessment

           Summative assessment in CCE system include curriculum module where the school updates the syllabus as defined by CBSE Board and when the exams are conducted at the end of the term, the results from the examination conducted by school will be updated in the Report Card module. Summative Assessment provides real time feedback on the student’s learning to Teachers & Parents.

Grading System

           In the grading module of CCE system, at the end of the year all the students are given grade from A to Ebased on their overall performance. Each grade means that the student has scored marks that fall in a certain range. The grades that a student can get are A1 (91 to 100 marks), A2 (81 to 90 marks), B1 (71 to 80 marks), B2 (61 to 70 marks) and so on until E2 (20 and below). The grade is important, though and not the marks. Student getting and ‘E’ are even allowed to write improvement test to better their grades. Finally, for each grade, the student gets a score called a ‘grade point’ with this grade point, students can calculate their average performance in all subjects.

Pre Primary

           The Pre Primary wing functions as an extension of home, the teaching is informal with specially designed aids to facilitate the psycho-motor skills of the little ones. All the learning is through play and pleasurable activities. We prepare them to expire reality through their natural curiosity and zest for life. We believe that spoon feeding and hot house protection is harmful for the child.

Primary & Secondary

           Classes I,II & III follow a well balanced academic curriculum with English, Hindi, EVS, Math as the core subjects and General Knowledge, Art & Craft, Music as essential support subjects. Various other activities form an integral part of the teaching learning process. In classes IV and V in the place of Environmental Studies, there is a segregation of science and social science which have two well defined subjects. In class V the third language is introduced. Computer Science, General Knowledge, Music, Dance, Art & Craft and Physical Education form an integral part of the curriculum.

           The school follows the CBSE pattern in the secondary section along with various activities in its curriculum.

           The evaluation system is continuous and comprehensive. The academic year is divided into two semesters. There are two cycle tests in each subject one in each semester & surprise tests at regular interralsand First Semester Examination and Second Semester Examination weight age is allotted for all tests and activities. Skilled and gifted children are identified and groomed with extra care so that many reach levels of excellence. At the same time we take care to follow up with children who need extra care.

Co-Curricular Activities and Work Experience

The school offers the following Co-Curricular activities. Participation in these activities is compulsory for every student.

Pre-School and Pre-Primary

Recitation and Festival Celebration.

Primary School

Classes I and II Recitation Handwriting English and Hindi and Fancy Dress.Classes III to V Recitation Quiz, Art & Craft and Festival Celebration. Club Activities (Class IV & V) include Music (Indian and Western), Dance (Indian and Western) Dramatics (Hindi and English), Science, Games, and Computer.

Middle School

Classes VI to VIII Recitation, Quiz, Science & Social Science Projects, Dramatics, Music-Vocal, Dance (Contemporary), Flower Arrangement, Painting.