Annual Report

2018-19

B L International Smart School

Todaraisingh, Dist.-Tonk

Rajasthan-304505

School Name : B L International Smart School

Address : Jaipur Road, Todaraisingh,

Distt-Tonk (Rajasthan)- 304505

E mail : blisstoda@gmail.com

Website : www.blisstoda.com

School Code : 16608 (New code: 11031)

Aff.No. : 1730684

Affiliation status : Provisional

(For Senior Secondary)

Period of affiliation: Till 31st March 2020

Contact No- School Manager - 9829700265

Details of Infrastructure

Particulars Number Particulars Number Total No. of sites of School 1 Total Number of Building blocks 9

Total Area of School in Sq. Meters 13600 Total Number of playgrounds 6

Total Area of Playgrounds in Sq. Meters

8000 Total Number of Rooms 54

Total Number of small sized rooms 9 Total Number of medium sized rooms

45

Total Number of large sized rooms 0 Total Number of Male rest rooms 2

Total Number of female rest rooms 2 Number of Girls Toilet 12

Total Number of Boys’ toilet 23 Number of toilets for differently able persons

2

Number of female washrooms 2 Number of washrooms for male staff

2

Total number of Libraries 2 Number of Laboratories 7

Total number of student canteen 2 Total number of Staff Canteens 1

Number of water purifiers/ROs 6 Number of Auditorium 1

Details of Teachers including Qualification Staff List- 2018-19

SN Name Of Employee Designation Qualification

1 Mr.Shakti S Rathore Principal M Sc, B.Ed.

2 Ms Chitra Najawale Mother Teacher NTT

3 Ms Palak Lakhera Mother Teacher 12TH

4 Ms Ranjana Thakur Mother Teacher NTT

5 Ms Renuka Rathore Mother Teacher BA, BEd

6 Mr. Kapilesh Vijay Najawale Music Teacher BA

7 Ms Rampati Yadav Nurse G.N.M. Post B.Sc. nursing

8 Mr.Avanish Pandey PET BA, BPED, MPED

9 Ms Jyoti Mandelia PET BPED

10 Mr.Sonu Kumar PET BPED

11 Mr.Sanjay Kumar Shukla PGT - B.St. MCom, B.Ed.

12 Mr. Rahul Pareek PGT-Accounts M.Com, B.Ed.

13 Mr.Harish Yadav PGT-Agriculture B. Ed, M.Sc

14 Mr.Surendra Singh Chouhan PGT-Biology M.Sc. MPhil, B.Ed.

15 Mr. Pawan Kumar PGT-Chemistry M.Sc. B.Ed.

16 Mr. Sanju Nama PGT-Economics MA, B.Ed.

17 Ms Rama Praharaju PGT-English MA B.Ed.

18 Mr. Kshitij Biyani PGT-IP MCA

19 Mr. Rajeev Kumar Thakur PGT-Maths MSc., BEd

20 Mr. Debashish Saha PGT-PE MPED

21 Mr.Manjeet Singh PGT-Physics M. Sc., BEd

22 Ms Preeti Meena PGT-Pol. Science MA B.Ed.

23 Mr.Birjraj yadav PRT B. Ed

24 Mr.Dilip Kumar Lakhera PRT MA B.Ed.

25 Ms Jyoti Jhala PRT BA

26 Ms Monika Birla PRT MA NTT

27 Ms Arpita Kedia TGT-Art &Craft MA

28 Ms Nisha Sukla TGT-Computer MA, BSc, NTT

29 Mr Ankur Sharma TGT-English MA B.Ed.

30 Ms Neelima Thakur TGT-Hindi MA B.Ed.

31 Ms Sunita Choudhary TGT-Hindi, Sanskrit MA B.Ed.

32 Mr.Om Prakash TGT-Maths B.Sc, B.Ed.

33 Mr.Vishnu Sharma TGT-Maths B. Sc. Bed

34 Mr.Ashok Kumar Thakur TGT-Science M. Sc B.Ed.

35 Ms Suchita Rathore TGT-SSt B.A., Bed

36 Ms Vijay Lakshmi Librarian M.Lib

Details of Teachers training SN Name Name of Training

/Workshop Venue of Training

Date of Training Days of Training

1 Mr Rajeev Thakur CBP- Maths class X By Ms Arhna Singh

MPS int. School Jaipur

20-21 July 2018 2 Day

2 Mr Vishnu Sharma

3 Mr Om Prakash Life Skills By Ms Girija Singh, Ms Nidhi Adha

St Joseph Public School, Tonk

21.Dec. 2018 1 Day

4 Ms Arpita Kedia

5 Ms Preeti Meena

6 Mr Ashok Thakur

Sports achievement District level sports 2018

SN Event Result Gender Under No of players selected for State Camp

1 BASKETBALL Winner boys 17 4

2 HANDBALL Winner boys 17 4

3 FOOTBALL Winner boys 19 4

4 BADMINTON Participation boys 17 --

5 VOLLEYBALL Participation boys 17 --

6 KABADDI Participation boys 19 --

7 TABLE TENNIS Participation boys 17 1

8 TABLE TENNIS Participation boys 19 1

9 BASKETBALL Participation girls 19 5

10 JUDO Participation girls 17 --

11 JUDO Participation girls 19 --

CBSE Cluster – 2018

SN Event Result Gender Under

1 KABADDI semi-final / 4th position

boys 19

2 BASKETBALL quarter finals boys 17

3 HANDBALL quarter finals boys 17

4 FOOTBALL Participation boys 19

5 Volleyball Participation boys 17

6 JUDO Participation boys 17

7 JUDO Participation boys 19

8 BASKETBALL Participation girls 19

9 JUDO Participation girls 11

10 JUDO Participation girls 14

11 JUDO Participation girls 17

12 JUDO Participation girls 19

Overall result -2018

Highest Marks Name of Student Marks out of 100

English Deependra 94

Hindi Harishankar 94

Hindi Dhairya 94

Maths Siddhi Jain 99

SSt Deependra 93

SSt Anil Ch. 97

FIT Siddhi Jain 97

FIT Deependra 97

FIT AaYUSH 97

FIT Kuldeep 97

Sanskrit Harishankar 93

Range wise analysis Range No Of St

91-100 6

81-90 6

71-80 10

61-70 8

51-60 2

41-50 1

Subject wise Highest and average

Highest Average

English 94 69

Hindi 94 81

Maths 99 65

Science 93 61

SSt 97 80

FIT 97 86

Class XII

SN Subject Average score (out of 100) Students Enrolled

1 Agriculture 73.5 8

2 Economics 84.7 7

3 Physical Education 81.77 22

4 IP 86.86 14

5 B. St. 70.57 7

6 Accountancy 61.29 7

7 Maths 57.38 13

8 Biology 66.1 10

9 English Core 62.57 30

10 Chemistry

60.17 23

No of students Class wise strength Session 2018-19

SN Class Strength

1 Nursery 13

2 LKG 27

3 UKG 12

4 1 8

5 2 12

6 3 26

7 4 27

8 5A 21

9 5B 19

10 6 27

11 7A 24

12 7B 22

13 8A 24

14 8B 20

15 9 34

16 10 33

17 11 A (Science) 12

18 11 B (Commerce) 15

19 11C (Humanities ) 9

20 12 A (Science) 25

21 12 B (Commerce) 7

Total 417

Write up on all efforts made in various activities REPUBLIC DAY CELEBRATIONS IN BLISS-2019

26 Jan. 2019 @ BLISS todaraisingh

The 70th Republic day was celebrated in all its solemnity and grandeur at Bliss school premises on 26th January, 2019.The

students, parents, Principal Mr.Shakti Singh, Director Mrs.Radha Choudhary,school manager Mr. Hemant Verma, staff

and the chief guest saluted the national flag and pledged themselves to upholding the honour, integrity, diversity and

uniqueness of our country.

The chief guest honorable Priyadarshini Kachhwaha presided over the function and addressed the gathering. She wished

the pupils and urged them to be clean and do their duty towards our country. Later the Director paid tribute to the

soldiers who guard the country and face hardships to give us security and the principal sir addressed the gathering and

gave his blessings to the pupils.

The melodious music and graceful movements of the dancers were spell binding. The speeches and cultural

programmes, skit, orchestra made all bow in allegiance to the brave freedom fighters. Finally a tribute to motherland

was paid by Vandemataram.

The students dispersed after snacks with the image of the tricolor in their minds.

October 27, 2018 Saturday Activity ; Diya Decoration

The greatest significance of Diwali is to light up new, bright and colorful dreams, fresh hopes and undiscovered

ways. Diwali is synonymous with the celebrations of life and to make this festival special. In order to introduce

our young BLISSIANS . "Diya Decoration" as a Saturday Activity was conducted in Pre-Primary classes on 27th

October 2018. Children brought Diyas and decorative material for this activity. Teachers helped them in

arranging Moti, Decorative stones and other decorative materials in proper way. All students were very

excited and full of energy to accomplish the activity. In between the activity, students enjoyed Diwali songs

and the story of Ram and Sita.

Mrs Renuka Rathore mesmerized the young Blissians with God Ramchandra story. The way she started the

story using voice modulation all the students could not blink for a second until the story ended. Through story,

she narrated the significance of Diwali festival.

After story time, Mrs Palak Lakhera and Chitra Najwale introduced and suggested different ways of decorating

Diya. Students were allowed to decorate Diya the way they want. This idea turned out fruitful when young

minds came up with their creative and innovative art of Diya decoration. Mrs. Ranjana Thakur helped the

students to carry out their imagination into reality while looking after them. Diya decoration enhanced their

creative mind and their creativity even more. Message was loud and clear in their beautiful decoration that

‘Diya Decoration’ activity was very successful.

BLISSIANS on Agro-educational Tour

16th September, 2019

Students of grade XII agriculture paid an educational tour on 16th Sunday, 2018 to Jaipur. In this tour they

visited wholesale flower market and cold storage.

Their main objective of this tour was to know about flower market activities and how fruits and vegetables

can be preserved under controlled conditions ( i.e. cold storage). The wholesale flower market was situated in

Near Chandi Ki Taksal, Badi Chaupad known as Janata Market. A team of 8 students reached in the morning

when market activities were going on. Everyone was busy in buying and selling .

In Jaipur, this is the market which is very big according to turn over and capacity of flower marketing. Various

types of flowers were arriving here for trading like marigold, rose, Ilium, Chrysanthemum etc. The whole

market scented with the smell of these flowers. The students meet the wholesaler and asked various types of

questions. We came to know that most of flowers are grown by local farmers residing nearby villages.

In the morning whole market area was overcrowded with people and flowers. According to wholesalers up to

12 noon market is closed and nothing remains left. By the 12 noon every single flower is sold out.

Then the group headed to see cold storage named Shri Balaji Cold Store located in Muhana mandi. This is one

of the biggest fruit and vegetable market in Jaipur. Students were allowed to go inside with the permission of

owner Mr. Pawan Kumar. This cold storage was built in 8 Crore rupees and state government gives 40 %

subsidy on the storage capacity of fruits and vegetables. Various types of fruits and vegetables were kept

there like apples, Malta, red capsicum, yellow capsicum, dry fruits, dates etc for long time storage. The agro

commodities were preserved under controlled cold temperatures to market them in offseason. The cold

storage comes under time-utility ie. fruits and vegetables are supplied In India anywhere throughout the year.

Apart from this, students visited some historical places to gain some knowledge about history like Nahargarh

Palace, Nahargarh Zoological park, Lake Palace etc.

This educational tour was very enriching in terms of understanding functioning of market. Children connected

the trip with their bookish knowledge. It gave them opportunity to connect the class room learning to real life

knowledge. The trip was organized under supervision and direction of Mr Harish Yadav.

Basant Panchami Celebration

On 10/2/2019 @ BLISS, Todaraisingh

Yellow yellow all around! the beautiful mustard crops in full bloom in farm fields so cheerfully welcoming spring that we BLISSIANS can't be left unaffected by this beautiful shift of seasons. We at BLISS celebrated the fifth day of spring, Basant Panchami with full enthusiasm. The day started with prayers to goddess Saraswati who is the goddess of wisdom, knowledge and creativity. She is the energy of lord Brahma and symbolises creative energy and power in all its forms. We decorated the temple of goddess Saraswati with yellow flowers and performed aarti and distributed prasad to all students.

In primary classes, the craft activity of making yellow flowers was done to teach students about the significance of yellow colour and mustard crop harvesting of the season. The smiles and joy on the face of young children welcomes spring season with full zeal n enthusiasm.

Orientation Program on Career counseling

20/2/19 @ BLISS Todaraisingh

An orientation program was held at BLISS on 20TH Feb 2019. Class 9 to 12 students participated in this

orientation cum workshop program. At the fag end of the session, while class 12th will be leaving soon and

will try to find new paths in life. They will feel it very challenging to adjust in new environment. At the same

time class 10 will be moving in class 11 where they have to select new subjects as per their choice or interest.

At this juncture most of students are confused and they may take a wrong decision under parental or peer

pressure. So, to address all these issues a session on Career counseling was planned.

Two personnel Mr Lokman Singh and Ajai Sharma from Vinora Educational consultancy services Delhi were there to help out children. The relationship between a Counsellor and a Counselee is based on a good rapport and trust. This is important while counselling, as it helps to achieve the end goal, i.e., helping the counselee reach the solutions to his problems. This rapport was established in first 20 minutes and then it was a smooth sailing.

An engaging session of two hours was taken. Children were oriented for their goals and at the end of the

session they all were a different personality. They all were filled with positive energy and attitude. This

attitude was the biggest take away of the session.

Children’s Day Celebration @ BLISS

14.November, 2018

While we try to teach our children all about life, our children teach us what life is all about... We BLISSIANS definitely agree with this and we believe in learning through different kinds of activities other than academics. Children's day started with all happiness and joy in air. The school was decorated by staff members to give all children a gift of surprise. A special assembly was conducted by teachers for the students to make them feel special. Through dance and other activities teachers showed everyone that the inner child in them still inspires them and keep the fun going. Some teachers presented their own composed poetries which inspired children to be creative in their expressions. Some other activities like poster making, slogan writing, card making, essay writing were organised for all classes and students enjoyed these and loved to show their creative skills.

In evening special games were there as surprise element for all boarders. Primary, middle and senior classes played fun games like musical chair, sac race, lemon race, balloon race and many more for endless fun. To conclude the day, it was a SUPER CHILDREN'S DAY for BLISSIANS.

BLISS Celebrates Christmas and Solo Song Inter-house

25/12/2018 @ BLISS Toda

According to Bible, no matter what race, gender or nationality, Jesus loves all children. Their spirit are filled with joy,

innocence and laughter and on Christmas day we celebrated this spirit and enthusiasm in the form of a special program

combined with solo song competition.

There were group songs and dances as part of celebration followed by solo song competition in two categories for all

four houses. Senior category included classes 8,9 and 11 and junior category included classes 1 to 7. The children

mesmerized the audience with their soulful singing and showed great confidence on stage.

These kind of programs help the overall development if children and give them a chance to come out of their shells and

open up their wings to fly. The results were announced both on individual basis as well as house wise. In the end,

Children's favourite Santa Claus distributed sweets to all children. We pray to lord for the happiness and well being of all

children and may Santa fulfill all the wishes of little kids and they are blessed with health n happiness forever.

Results of Solo song was announced immediately. House wise results-1st position Yellow House. 2nd position Orange

House and Green House stood at 3rd position. Among all the participants Anushka Rathore (Class 7) stood first and

Pranya and Shagun for 2nd and 3rd position respectively.

Little Stars Decorate Dandiyas 13TH October, 2018 @ BLISS

To create a buzz around the festive season of Durga Puja and Garba raas, preprimary sections took the task on hand as Saturday activity. Decoration of Paper –Dandiya was the activity. Navratra has already ushered in. There was no better option than Dandiya as our Saturday activity on October 13, 2018. Therefore, after discussion with the team, we went for "Dandiya Making" activity. Students' response was really exciting specially LKG and UKG class.

Chitra ma’am suggested the idea of Dandiya made from newspaper. This is an ideal for best out of waste craft and eco friendly craft. She explained how to make Dandiya. Ms. Palak Lakhera and Ms. Renuka Rathore took initiative and explained the little stars how to make Dandiya using old newspapers. Ms. Rathore highlighted significance of being traditional simultaneously. Ms. Ranjana Thakur observed the activity and assisted in looking after children. Ms. Palak clicked the photographs during the activity.

At the end of the activity, students were taken to the ICT and showed them few dance steps of Dandiya. At departure time, Dandiya made of newspaper sticks were handed over to the students to gift their parents.

The vocabularies used during the activity was Newspaper ,Fold, Wrap, Ribbon, Colourful, Sticks, ,Glue, Hold, Tight, Paste, Trace, Decorate, Draw etc. All rejoiced the activity and children were so happy to take their own Dandiya as gift.

The hidden agenda behind such activities is to develop motor and fine motor skills. Through play, Children practice and perfect control and coordination of large body movements, as well as small movements of hands and fingers. Always play activities provide children with regular opportunities for body movement. Similarly, activities like tying, winding, dying, painting helps strengthening hand grip, and develops wrist movement which ultimately develops fine motor. It helps to develop collateral muscles which enable children to hold pencil properly.

Diya making competition (3/11/2018 )

Earthen lamps or Diyas are the soul of Diwali festival. Diya symbolically represent the festival of lights. Keeping this in

mind we at BLISS organised a Diya making competition for grades 1 to 5. Students were given Diyas, decorative material,

paints etc to bring out their creative wingss and feel the zest and zeal of the upcoming festival. All students from grade 1

to 5 tried their level best to decorate the small earthen lamps using paints, kundan and stones. and the results were

really amazing. These kind of art activities make them learn about their culture, open up their creative buds and to run

their imagination wild. Looking forward to the joyous festival of lights, we wish you all a very happy, healthy and BLISS-

ful Diwali.

A talk on Health and Hygiene @ BLISS Bliss – Todaraisingh 27/9/2018

A talk by Dr Sudha Mangal was organized on 27th of September, 2018 in BLISS-Todaraisingh. Dr Sudha is

presently serving at Govt hospital Deoli. The aim of talk was to spread awareness among students about their

health and hygiene in different seasons and at different age. She addressed both the physical and mental

health related issues, awareness and preventive measures.

Doctor had a heartfelt and candid conversation with children of all ages and addressed their queries and

curiosity. Dr Sudha accentuated on various aspects of seasonal disease, daily hygiene and adolescent

problems.

She advised to take care of personal hygiene. Personal hygiene is the act of taking care of our health and well-

being by keeping ourselves clean. Children get in touch with a lot of dirt, dust, and bacteria when they go out.

Whether they go to the school, park or any other place, they touch things that have bacteria, which get

transferred to their hands. When the bacteria find their way into a child’s body, he is prone to diseases and

illnesses.

Doctor discussed the preventive measures. She said that not maintaining personal hygiene has its implications.

Children who live in unhygienic conditions and have poor personal hygiene are prone to illnesses as their

immune system is not as strong as that of the adults.

Good personal hygiene habits enable children to stay healthy, free from illnesses and diseases caused due to

bacteria. They feel good about themselves. They maintain and enjoy a healthy body image . People with poor

personal hygiene have a negative body image, which can disrupt their social life. They Should develop a

healthy personality . Being clean, well-dressed and well-represented boosts one’s self-image, which in turn

increases their confidence and their chances of success in professional as well as social lives.

Doctor conveyed that adolescence is considered to be a very crucial transitional stage of girl's life, with acute

crisis in which her future is at stake. The girl child until the attainment of womanhood undergoes through

different stages of life cycle. The adolescent girls experience emotional challenges and issues of sexuality soon

after onset of puberty. Puberty is a unique and distinctive period and is characterized by certain

developmental changes that occur in no other time in life span. During adolescence, puberty can occur at

anytime between ages thirteen to nineteen year. This rapid growth and body changes are likely to be

accompanied by fatigues, restlessness isolation, lack of interest feeling of to take part in activities in school

and family. During this period many health hazards can affect them due to lack of knowledge, superstitious

family system, fear to clarify their doubts with elders, neglecting of boys, lack of confidence etc. Healthy

hygienic practices of adolescent girls are primary concern for overall development of women. Different studies

reveals that the first menstrual of young girls is often traumatic in most part of the country although almost all

communities.

School Nurse Ms Rampati and Ms Suchita Rathore conducted and facilitated the whole event.

Bliss celebrates the festival of Durga The Shakti

(October 10 to 17, 2018)

या देवी सववभ ूतषे ुमााँ बधुि रूपणे ससं्थिता। नमथतथय ैनमथतथय ैनमथतथय ैनमो नम:।

Oh Goddess (Devi) who resides everywhere in all living beings as intelligence and beauty. I salute to you. Take my

salutations again and again.

With the feeling of purity, greatness, enthusiasm, victory and altruism BLISS celebrated Navratri and Durga Puja

according to the Indian calendar and custom.

Navratri - the festival of 9 nights of Goddess Durga or Shakti is celebrated in 9 beautiful forms with great reverence.

Culminating on the tenth day, which is a day of victory or success. This festival is endowed with a lot of religious,

spiritual, social and cultural significance.

Children along with Karni Singh Rathore, Ashok singh Shekhawat and other teachers performed daily puja and rituals in

hostel.This navratri BLISS celebrates Durga puja. With navratra sthapana on 10.10.2018 . Durga puja begins with festive

mood. In boys’ hostel the sthapna ceremony was done by Mr Karni singh Rathore in presence of school children. This is

how BLISS is inculcating Indian tradition and culture.

Every morning and evening aarti and puja was performed with children who are very enthusiastic about the festival.

Durga Puja is one of the most popular festivals in India. It signifies triumph of Durga on demon mahishasura. The festival

honours the invincible female force in the form of ‘Shakti’. it’s an occasion for rejuvenation and reunion and a

celebration of our customs hence the day gives everyone a reason to celebrate. For entire ten days, most of the people

keep fast. Last four days called Saptami, Ashtami, Navami and Dashami are celebrated with great splendour.

Effigy of Ravana burned to the ashes @ BLISS

19 October 2018

Dussehra was celebrated with enthusiasm and devotion. A short Nritya-Natika (Dance drama) was presented

by children. They enacted the Ramayana and tried to underline the adage that Truth only triumphs. The

dance-Drama organized depicting the story of Ramayana which culminates in the killing of Ravana. Jaikara of

lord Rama resounded the whole campus, when the Rama pulled to final arrow to kill the Ravana, the whole

audience was overjoyed. Dussehra celebration spreads the message of the victory of good over sin.

Dussehra, also known as Vijayadashmi, is a major Indian festival celebrated on the tenth day of Ashvin month

.The day culminates a 9 day fasting period of Navratri in the Hindu culture. The day is celebrated to

commemorate the killing of Ravana by Lord Rama .Largely, the day is celebrated to commemorate the

prevalence of good over evil The day also coincides with immersion of the idol of Goddess Durga. The day also

celebrates the killing of demon Mahishasur by Goddess Durga. It is believed that the celebration of Dussehra

started in the 17th century, when the king of Mysore ordered the celebration of the day on a grand scale.

Valedictory Function

@ BLISS Todaraisingh 24/1/2019

What lies behind us and what lies before us are very small matters as compared to what lies within us. And what lies

within us will stay with us for lifetime no matter what the circumstances are.

Our first batch of class 12th was all set to kick start their new journey with all the beautiful memories and experiences

of their life at BLISS. The valedictory function was organised by their juniors, class 11th and the whole event turned out

to be another memorable day in the lives of class 12 students. The program started with felicitation, introductory speech

and blessings by director ma'am and principal sir followed by songs and dance performances. Then came the most

memorable part of the whole event and that was the experience sharing part by the seniors. They were hesitant initially

but once they opened up, the bottled up feelings came out like the fizz from the soda bottle.

Students shared the funny incidences of their hostel life, their memorable moments with their roommates and their

feelings for their teachers and classmates. They apologized for their mistakes and felt gratitude for everyone and

everything they have been blessed for. Teachers also shared their thoughts with their beloved children. Life may not be

the party we hoped for but while we are here we should dance. Everyone enjoyed music and dance followed by a

scrumptious dinner. Overall it was a grand farewell party for our beloved children. Wherever they will go in life they will

always carry all the beautiful memories of BLISS and we wish them a very BLISSFUL future ahead.

A cleanliness drive @BLISS

2nd October 2018

To promote the values of cleanliness, discipline and respect for environment, BLISS hold a

cleanliness drive on the occasion of Gandhi jayanti ,2nd October. The drive echoed with the

PM’s Swachch Bharat Abhiyan’ .

It was an effort to educate and sensitize students about the importance of cleanliness for a

healthy, socially responsible, economically dynamic and progressive nation.

The drive began with an informative speech by Principal. After general instruction of

cleanliness children and teachers took their teams for task. All the students were divided into

different groups and they were allotted specific areas to clean. Students took the task on

hand and within twenty minutes the whole campus was in a different look.

Cleanliness plays a vital role in maintaining the personal hygiene and health of society.

Children of preprimary and primary classes were so excited and they did it so enthusiastically

as if it were a fun activity.

The whole drive was quite inspiring and motivating for the staff and students. The students

realized that any work is best done when it is carried out by a person himself. It also made the

students aware of the dignity of labour.

Gandhi Jayanti & Lal Bhadur Jayanti Celebrated @BLISS

2nd October, 2018

Gandhi jayanti is one of the important national events of India celebrated every year on 2nd of October, a birth

anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi. 2nd of October in 1869 was the day when this legendary leader took birth. It is

celebrated all over the India in each state and Union Territory.

At BLISS the day was celebrated with a cause, with great gusto and zeal. A dance-drama-songs packed

program was put up by children. A quiz based on Mahatma Gandhi’s life was conducted in amphethetre.

Students celebrated this occasion by playing drama, reciting poem, song, speech, essay writing, quiz competition,

painting competition, etc based on the life of Mahatma Gandhi and his works. Gandhi’s songs, thoughts and his

favourite bhajans were played and sung to celebrate his legacy. His most favorite devotional song ”Raghupati

Raghav Raja Ram” was also sung by the students in his memory .

Gandhi has been the role model and inspirational leader for many political leaders and especially the youths of the

country. Other great leaders such as Martin Luther King, Nelson Mandela, James Lawson, etc got inspiration from

Mahatma Gandhi’s theory of non-violence and peaceful way to fight for freedom and liberty.

Principal Mr S.S.Rathore emphasised upon to carry forward the Gandhian’s legacy. It is not enough just to

remember him by speeches, songs and quizes. Father of nation has great significance, and we need to

inculcate and build up a great character among students to build up a great nation.

A dance drama was put up by little children to enact the incident of Pakistan where militants attacked a school

and brutally killed the humanity. The song Mujhe dushman ke bachchon ko padfhan hai…..was thrilling.

Lal bahadur shashtri shares this day with M Gandhi as birth anniversary. Students made speeches to

accentuate his life history and related many anecdotes. He was 2nd Prime minister of India. He hailed from a

very humble family. In his youth he got inspired by Gandhiji and started participating in freedom movement.

The program was followed by a cleanliness drive. Principal and all the teachers led this drive to send a clear

message that clealiness is next to godliness.

Thump of Dancers Feet on Garba-Night @ BLISS

18, 19 ,October 2018 at BLISS Todaraisingh

Bright colours, lively folk music, show lights, clinking metallic jewellery, graceful dancers, laughing faces, flowing traditional chaniya-cholis (skirts-blouses), bangles, anklets, swaying movements of the hands, dancers gliding in sync with the rhythm, with the large number of teenage girls and boys together and mingled .This account indicates none other than ‘’Garba Night’’ and Dandia-Rass.

On 17 and 18th of October 2018 was celebrated as Dandiya Raas and garba at BLISS. Whole school was overwhelming. Where in Gujarat the garba is a big deal at the same time this tradition is spreading in other states as well with the same feel and touch. Raas or Dandiya Raas is the traditional folk dance form of Gujarat & Rajasthan, and is associated with scenes of Holi, and Lila of Krishna and Radha at Vrindavan.

There are several forms of Raas, but "Dandiya Raas", performed during Navaratri in Gujarat is the most popular form.

That’s how BLISS is inculcating traditional values among children. The dance moves of Garba typically involve

people standing in a circle and dancing together as the circle moves in cyclical motions. This is the

representation of time and cycle of birth-life-rebirth in Hinduism. Many staff ladies also participated in dance

and got mingled with children. Many hands tried dandia first time and seemed to be good in a very short

period of time. A funny skid was presented by class 7th boys was another attraction and gave a change in the

theme.

Now, all are looking forward for Vijayadashmi Celebration!

Lohri and Makar Sankranti Celebration

13, 14 January of 2019 @ BLISS Toda

The shift of Sun in the sky marks the beginning of the end of winters and longer, brighter and shinier days are here to

inspire us and fill us with energy.

This time of the year is celebrated thorough out the country by different names but the same zeal. The celebration at

BLISS started on the evening of 13th January with the Lohri bonfire. Everyone gathered around bonfire and offered

prayers with till-gud revris and peanuts to burn the worries and negativities and lit our life with brightness and warmth.

Everyone enjoyed the warmth of bonfire with songs and dances.

The morning Sun of Makar Sankranti was heartily welcomed by our children on 14th of January as they excitedly waited

to show their kite flying skills. With music on the full blast all children were so full of energy and enthusiasm and it

showed as the grey of the sky was soon filled with bright and colourful kites. Children enjoyed every bit of Sun on the

cold chilly winter day and learnt the important life lesson that No matter how much adverse the situations are in life,

never give up as the Kites fly higher against the winds, and not with it.

National Education Day at BLISS

11.11.2018

November 11th, declared as National education day by central government to commemorate the birth anniversary of Maulana abul kalam azad, a great educationalist, freedom fighter and first union minister of education. At B L International Smart School, we organised various activities to make students understand the importance of education. We firmly believe in modern day education which emphasize more on activities and practical learning with the regular curriculum. Various activities were organised according to different age groups and students expressed themselves through their creativity. For senior classes essay writing competition was held. The topics given to them were 'Technology in education' and 'Traditional education vs Modern education'. As these topics are serious issues of debates in today's generation, students loved to express themselves and many were in favor of use of technology more and more. Some even felt that in this era of globalization, education cannot survive without technology and

so it's really important for us to remain connected with the world. Traditional education too have many qualities especially the morals and values which needs a little restrictions and control to make them better citizens. For middle classes we conducted poster making, chart making and slogan writing competition. It's said that creativity is at peak in teenage and our students proved it best with all their zest and zeal. For smaller children, card making was organised and they participated very enthusiastically in the activity. Students were told about the importance of education and especially to create more awareness about girl child education. We at BLISS believe that children have immense energy and it's our responsibility to channelise in right direction, this can be achieved only through right education.

Industrial Trip to Jaipur (Jan 2018)

“Don’t listen to what they say, Go See”

Believing in this fact, BLISS offered it’s students to explore a practical experience of witnessing various industries.

In this series, class 11th commerce students had visit

A. Dagar Industries, Jaipur;

B. Bhartiya Skill Development University, Jaipur;

C. Ranka paper converters, Jaipur;

D. Mahindra Tractors, Jaipur;

E. Dileep Handicrafts; and

F. Bagru prints clothing Industry.

“It is best way to learn anything is to apply it”, during the visit students has observed manufacturing as well as

administrative working culture of these industries which help them to understand and applied the theory knowledge.

“You Just throw the light people will find their way”, it is an attempt to make students able to clear vision about their

goals and dreams which they like to achieve in their life. During the trip, studentswere accompanied by emerging

entrepreneurs. Success stories and struggles of these entrepreneurs definitely help them to set andachieve their

dreams.

We look forward to give more opportunities to our BLISSIANS for performing more efficiently and effectively in practical

life.

B L International Smart School Students on City survey for Road Safety

Date: 8/2/2019 Todaraisingh

During *Road Safety Week*, thousands of organizations, schools and communities take part, with road safety

demonstrations, events, and awareness Video screenings, talks and more. Each year the event has a theme. Theme for

this year 2019 is ‘Road Safety, Life Safety’ (“Sadak Suraksha-Jeevan Raksha”). During *Road Safety Week*, the police

often do roadside checks of vehicles for safety, highlighting the dangers of poorly maintained vehicles and offering

advice to drivers, or running speed checks and reminding the general public of how speeding is a major cause of

accidents and contributor to deaths through road accidents.

In order to make our students aware of road safety B. L. International Smart School joined hand in hand with traffic

police. Some of the volunteer students (Deshraj Dhakar, Kuldeep, Rahul Choudhary, Rohit Choudhary, Jai Prakash,

Shakti Pratap Singh and Sukhdev) from class VIII explored safety rules. Mr. Ashok Thakur and Mr. Dilip Kumar Lakhera

joined them. For better experience, they stepped out in Todaraisingh’s busy road to make people aware. During the

campaigning students observed the following safety requirements in Todaraisingh, Tonk District.

- Speed-breaker in front of school makes the riders and drivers slow down their vehicles. Slow driving makes less

chances of accident. There is no speed breaker in front of B. L. International Smart School. Also, an alert

signboard must be placed in both the sides of the road with alert message ‘Go Slow, School Ahead’.

- An open sewage was found nearby Kekdi-Bisalpur Crossing, which is dangerous especially at night for bike riders.

- Despite ‘No Parking’ board in front of SBI Bank people parked their vehicles over there. Such vehicles should be

towed away by traffic police.

- Divider on the road makes road safer. However, there is no divider in Kekdi road just after ‘Shahid Udhyan’.

Visit to BiTS Pilani by BLISSIANS

Dec 26th, 2018

Museums are great places where you can see the trifles and left over of the past there are museums of history

museums of Science and many other museums available. These places are very good to consider for a trip or

tour. It can be good(toured) for finding the great things. In order to inspire and develop more of their interest

in Science students of 11th science were taken to 'Bits Pilani' in the supervision of Mr Surendra Singh Chauhan

Mrs. Renuka Rathod from BL International Smart School on December 26, 2018.

The students witnessed various science facts and models related to various topics like atomic plants,

hydroelectric plant, how to produce electricity by water,how coal workers work in coal mines, aluminium

production plant, steel production plant, ship making Industries, automobile production and many more.

Also they got a chance to inspire the curious mind when they got to know about space, various space crafts

and planets. About the visit was when our young Minds watched a short documentary on Mr Birla his success

story. The students came back with a knowledgeable memory and it was a great experience for them.

Teachers comment: When you visit the Museum you can easily spend your time marvelling the evolution that

the mankind has made in the field of Science. It can be really a great site to see the various milestones that the

human beings have dredged (made) in the field of science.

Educational Tour to Haldighati, Eklingaji & Udaipur

28,29,30th of October 2018

Travelling is the best education. You get to see the world through different lens. And you realise that your homeland is not the only place you can enjoy,but there are many other places too. And that's what we BLISSIANS did in the educational tour to Haldighati and Udaipur on 28th and 29th of October. Right from boarding the bus to sight seeing of beautiful hills of Haldighati and picturesque beauty of city of lakes Udaipur, it was all 'fun and learn' for all the students. The day one was spent mostly in travelling and the main attraction of the day was the picturesque hills of Haldighati. Students were amazed to learn details of life of Maharana Pratap in Haldighati museum. The museum depicts every detail of Rana Pratap's life with life sized figurines in breath taking views which makes you feel that you are watching the real life of Rana Pratap. From Haldighati all went to Udaipur where we stayed in holiday homes. There Students enjoyed a scrumptious dinner followed by a dance party. Day two began with all smiles and joy of BLISSIANS with palatable and refreshing breakfast to kick start the day. Students enjoyed learning about folk art through beautiful art pieces at Bhartiya lok kala mandal museum. They saw various traditional art forms by tribal people and also enjoyed a great puppet show. Boating at the biggest lake of Udaipur, the Fateh Sagar Lake was a real fun for students and from there we all went to Saheliyon ki badi and learnt that it was made in 24 years for the queen and her friend's enjoyment. The beautiful architecture of the magnificent City Palace museum was a treat to our eyes and it took us long time to explore it. It showed the lifestyle of the royal family. The facade as well as the interiors, everything was a beautiful piece of art in itself. Celebration mall was the last destination for the day and students were given freedom to satisfy the shopping urge and collect beautiful memories of Udaipur with them. Overall the trip was memorable and an unforgettable experience for students

BLISSIANS Celebrate Ganesh Chaturthi

B L int Smart School celebrates Ganesh Chaturthi in school on 13th of September.

Idol was installed by principal SS Rathore and Manager Hemant Verma in presence of school staff and children.

Lord Ganesha is the most respected God. Every year the festival falls on the 4th day of the bright fortnight of

Bhadrapada (August - September). An eco-friendly clay idol was prepared by Ms Arpita Kedia (Art & Craft Teacher)

and Ms Suchita Rathore. Ganesha Idol installation was done with pomp and show in reception lounge of boys

hostel. Whole school campus echoed with ‘’Ganpati bappa Morya’’

Idol of Ganesha was worshipped by entire school staff and children.Three daysof puja , aarti and celebrations will

be observed before visarjana of the idol. 15th of September (Sunday) visarjana ritual will be done.

Saturday Activity: Clay modeling

October 6, 2018

There is something very therapeutic about playing with clay even as an adult. The tactile nature of clay lets young children develop their imaginations and their moter skills while having fun. Therefore, we chose ‘Clay Modeling’ as a Saturday activity which was conducted on October 6, 2018.

Kids could make some really beautiful clay birds like duck and other animals too. Children enjoyed the soft touch of clay. It helped them to use their imagination while having fun with clay modeling activity.

Fruit Day celebration at BLISS

As Saturday activity on September 22nd , 2018

It was a day with a difference for these little ones of the BLISS here, when they

celebrated ‘Fruit Day’. Fruits Day was celebrated in Pre-Primary section on 22nd of

September2018. The programme was part of a novel method of familiarizing children with

fruits and more importantly, making them understand that fruits are essential part of daily

meal. Teachers taught the toddlers the fun behind sharing foods with friends.

Preprimary students were part of the celebrations. Each student brought one variety of

fruit that was first displayed and then cut to make a fruit salad that was offered to the

children. With the slogan ‘Sunday ho ya Monday, Roz Manao Fruit Day’ (Whether it is Sunday

or Monday, lets celebrate Fruit Day), teachers urged children to eat more fruits with every

meal. To explain to the children uses of various fruits, they were made to dress and enact the

role of a fruit. TeachersAND children made Mango shapes out of Wheat flour, Semolina and

Turmeric. At the time of dispersal, the modeled fruit shapes were handed over to the students

to show and gift them to their parents.

Teachers explained the benefits of eating fruits so that students should cultivate the

habit of eating fruits and avoiding junk fruits.

Ganesha Visarjan at BLISS : The immersion ceremony

17 September 2018 — BLISS, Todaraisingh

Amidst the rousing melodies, the Sri Ganesha Murthi which has received daily worship in the BLISS for last five days was brought to the base steps of the boys hostel this evening. All the BLISSIANS throng for this final ceremony of the Ganesha Chaturthi festival to join in honor of the beloved Remover of Obstacles. As the fruits and flowers, incense were offered and the arati flame was lit everybody was overwhelmed.

Principal SS Rathore made coin offerings to Ganesha before waving a coconut around their head three times and offering it at His feet, seeking His blessings.School manager Hemant Verma also received blessings og ganesha on the occasion. After bhajans and arati were performed, Sri Ganesha was carefully lifted to lap with the musicians leading the way.

Ganesha was then led in a procession across the BLISS campus, and out through the front gate toward the Bisalpur dam. There were all the schoolchildren filled with energy, and the innocence and enthusiasm of the bhajans and jaikara they made for Ganesha entire way added greatly to the celebratory spirit. During the procession all the staff members and their family members accompanied Ganesha,

Finally, the procession arrived at the chosen spot on the Bisalpur dam, and Ganesha was brought to the tide’s edge. Staff members and students joined in and braved the waves, carrying Ganesha into the dam, where He was to become one with earth and water.

This immersion ceremony symbolizes the form (physical existence) returning to the formless (spiritual existence). Its purpose is to teach that all forms of God, including human beings, have both their beginning and end in the one Formless Absolute. In this light, the worship of God’s form actually serves as a bridge, helping us to reach that state of Infinite Awareness. Just as Ganesha today merged with Mother earth, so too is our consciousness destined to merge into the supreme Consciousness.

BLISS celebrates Green Day

Green-The Colour of Life and Harmony

September 29, 2018

Green Day was celebrated with great zeal and enthusiasm in the Pre Primary Wing on 29th

September 2018 as Saturday activity. It was celebrated as Saturday activity. PG, Nursery, LKG

and UKG students and teachers created a buzz around the idea of green . Students

participated in the activity and had a great time while interacting with nature. Teachers and

gardener (Saleem) helped the young ones how to seed the grains and what may be the

outcome after few days of this task.

The classrooms were beautifully decorated in green theme with flash cards, balloons & green objects from a child’s immediate surroundings were brought to the class rooms.

Students were taught the identification and recognition of green fruits, vegetables, leaves and trees. Many activities and games pertaining to green colour were organized for the kids. Children brought green snacks and eatables in their Tiffin. A few Nursery students come dressed up as live models of green objects . Children wrote slogan and displayed.

Students were explained the different virtues of green, its importance in the National Flag and Traffic light, and green all around us. They also explained the important medicinal plants that we get from the green world. Acts of green conveyed the message that we should not cut trees and plant more and more trees. Students were introduced to various shades of green such as acqua green, olive green, bottle green and parrot green. Quiz on green objects, games on green colour were organised throughout the day. Green Day was a practical learning experience for the children and was very enjoyable.

Along with, teachers taught them not to pluck flowers and leaves of any plants as they are our

friends. Also, students could understand plants and trees are as important to us as we are for

them.

The pride investiture ceremony held at BLISS September 20TH, 2018 BLISS Todaraisingh

If your actions inspire others to dream more, learn more, do more and become more then you are a leader’ . BLISS, in its quest to unlock and inculcate leadership qualities among its students, organized this year’s Investiture ceremony on Thursday , the 20th of September,2018. It is an event to felicitate the new torch-bearers among the students. It is a proud moment not only for the students, but also for their parents who attended the occasion and felt gratified to be a part of the event.

The event was graced by the presence of Mr. Kapil Sharma the honorable officiating SDO Todaraisingh, Principal Mr. S S Rathore and School Manager Mr Hemant Verma.

Chief guest was received with mesmerizing demonstration of the march-past of the Prefectorial body, who smartly paraded to the stage to take up their responsibilities and become the official torch-bearers of the new academic session2018-19

Then came the most anticipated moment of conferring the badges to the newly appointed post-holders by our honourable chief guest, Principal and school manager.

The trio Aditya Jangid(Head boy), Deepika Chaudhary (Head girl) and Tanishka choudhary (Day boarder’s

Representative) took the main responsibilities to lead the students’ counsil. Siddhi Joshi (Cultural Activities

Captain), Ashutosh Dhaker(Discipline Captain) , Tej prakash (Sports Captain) are the other members of

council.

Mr.SS Rathore administered the oath-taking ceremony along with Mr Kapil Sharma, in which the young administrators of the institution were conferred responsibilities of taking their Alma Mater to new heights in its pursuit of excellence.

In his speech, our venerable chief guest inspired the students by his edifying words of wisdom. He said, the students should not only aim at achieving academic excellence but also strive to become wonderful citizens of the future world. He also added “Leaders are not born but are made by their experiences in life”.

Thus, as the event concluded, the solemn promise of the new torch-bearers, beaming with confidence, to prove themselves as responsible administrators of today and of future, resonated through the air.

Teacher’s day program Report

5th of September is observed as Teacher’s day. It was celebrated with great enthusiasm in B.L.

Int. Smart School in presence of Director Ms Radha Chaudhary, Manager Mr Hemant Verma

and Principal Mr S S Rathore.

The students of grade 11th and 12th organized the whole event.

They started their preparation 2-3 days before with gusto and zeal. They worked in graveyard

shift to make their thoughts and ideas colourful and tangible.

Since the morning of 5th September children were standing on their toes to make teachers

feel special. With warm welcome of teachers ceremony kick started. Children presented Cards

and flowers to their loving teachers.

Head boy Aditya Jangid was acting principal for the day and his team played role of other

teachers.Many interesting activities were organized by students.

Presenting greeting cards and title reading was of most interesting fun filled activity. Teachers

were escorted by their alterego on the stage with the beat of music. Solo and group dances

were performed by the students

Daring challenge games were played. Teachers were asked to inflate the balloon and to burst

it. They got some challenges to perform on the stage.Face off round,Paper dance, Solo song

were other attractions of the programme.

Over all incharge of the Programme Preeti Meena paid her tribute to Dr Radha krishanan. Ms

Monika Birla, Ms Suchita Rathore , Mr Kapilesh, Mr Melvin David and Ms Arpita creatively

engaged children and staff during various activities.

Academic calendar April 2018

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

School Reopens

World Health Day

8 9 10 11 12 13 14

Baisakhi (Celebration) Jallianwala Bagh Massacre

Dr. B R Ambedkar Jayanti English Handwriting Competition(I-XII)

15 16 17 18 19 20 21

Intra Hostel Painting/ Drawing Competition

Class Upkeep Intramural Carrom /Chess Competition

22 23 24 25 26 27 28

“Earth Day World Book Mask/Poster

Celebration” Tree Plantation & Composting

Day Making Activity

29 30

Intra Hostel Kho-Kho Competition

Budh Poornima Special Assembly (Peace & Harmony)

Weekly Assembly Talk: Know Yourself , Cultural Diversity, Constitutional Rights & Duties, Go Green

Mission: Fun & Frolic

Theme: “ Hug the Mother Earth”

May 2018 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 2 3 4 5

International Labour Day

World Press Freedom Day

Pre PA-1 Intramural Table Tennis Competition Pre PA-1

Pen & paper

6 7 8 9 10 11 12

Pre PA-1

Pre PA-1

Rabindra Nath Tagore Jayanti

Pre PA-1

National Technology Day

PTM for Boarders & Day Boarders

Pen & paper Pen & paper Pen & paper Pen & paper

13 14 15 16 17 18 19

Summer Vacations

Mother’s Day

20 21 22 23 24 25 26

27 28 29 30 31

World No Tobacco Day

Weekly Assembly Talk: R Tagore’s Poems, Know your Society

Mission : Right to Learn

Theme: “ Anglo Indian Literature”

June 2018 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 2

Parents Day

3 4 5 6 7 8 9

World Environment Day

10 11 12 13 14 15 16

17 18 19 20 21 22 23

International Father’s Day

International Day of Yoga

24 25 26 27 28 29 30

Boarders Report Back

School Reopens

Weekly Assembly Talk: Inculcating and Reinforcing Value Systems

Mission: Our Surroundings: Making it Better

Theme: “Child’s First Hero: Father”

July 2018 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Intra Hostel Basketball Competition

Intramural Basketball Competition

National Doctors Day

8 9 10

11 12 13 14

Intra Hostel English Declamation

World Population Day

Inter House GK Quiz Competition (I-V) & (VI-XII)

15 16 17

18 19 20 21

Intra Hostel Handball

Competition

22 23 24

25 26 27 28

Intra Hostel Hindi Poem Recitation Competition

Lok Manya Bal Gangadhar Tilak Jayanti

Guru Poornima Special Assembly

Investiture Ceremony

29 30 31

PA-1 PA-1

Pen & Paper Pen & Paper

Weekly Assembly Talk: Positivity Week, Exhibit Skills, Show & Tell Activity, Thanks Giving Week

Mission :Peer Learning/ Buddy Teaching

Theme: “Faith with love and reverence ”

August 2018 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 2 3 4

PA-1 PA-1 PA-1 PA-1

Pen & Paper Pen & Paper Pen & Paper Pen & Paper

5 6 7 8 9 10 11

Intra Hostel Dance Competition

PA-1 Mile Sur Mera Tuhmara (Group Song) (VI-XII)

Pen & Paper

12 13 14

15 16 17 18

Intra Hostel Solo Song and Group Song Competition

Full Dress Rehearsal

Independence Day Celebration

Intramural Kabbadi Competition

19 20 21

22 23 24 25

Sadbhavana Diwas

World Senior Citizens Day

Id-Ul-juha (As per Moon)

Rakhi Making Competition PTM Boarders / DB

Onam

26 27 28

29 30 31

Rakshabandhan/ Sanskrit day

National Sports Day

Weekly Assembly Talk: “Self Determination & Self Mission:

Esteem”, Glory & Sacrifice, Communal Harmony, Dedication & Determination

Unity in Diversity

Theme: “ Love your Nation”

September 2018 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1

Janmasthmi Celebration/ Fancy Dress Competition

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Intra Hostel Dahi Handi Competition

Janmasthmi

Teacher’s Day Celebration (Special Assembly)

World Literacy Day/ “Spellathon “ Comp.( Jr./ Sub. Jr.)

9 10 11 12 13 14 15

Intra Hostel Best out of Waste Competition

Ganesh Chaturthi

Hindi Diwas (Special Assembly)

Hindi Handwriting Competition(I-V) Shloka Chanting (VI-XII)

Engineer’s Day

16 17 18 19 20 21 22

Intra Hostel Volleyball Competition

Muharram (Holiday)

Intramural Volleyball Competition

23 24 25 26 27 28 29

Intra Hostel English Speech/ Poem Recitation Competition

World Tourism Day

Intramural Badminton Competition

30

Weekly Assembly Talk: Time Management Week, Fun Fiestr Week, Universal Brotherhood Week

Mission: Promoting Hindi

Theme: “From ignorance, led me to truth ”

October 2018

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 2 3 4 5 6

Gandhi jayanti Lal Bhadur Shastri Jayanti (Celebration)

World Animal Day

Half Yearly

Special Assembly

7 8 9 10 11 12 13

Half Yearly Half Yearly Navratra Sthapna

Half Yearly Half Yearly Half Yearly

Half Yearly

Air Force Day

14 15 16 17 18 19 20

Intra Hostel Throw ball Competition

World Food Day

Durga Asthmi Vijay Dashmi Celebration

PTM for Day Boarders

World Standards Day

21 22 23 24 25 26 27

Intra Hostel Poster Making Competition

Maharshi Valmiki Jayanti

Intramural Handball Competition

28 29 30 31

Intra Hostel Kabbadi Competition

National Unity Day

Weekly Assembly Talk: अह संा परमो िमवः, Jai

Kisan-Jai Jawan-Jai Vigyan, Victory of Good over evil, Patriotic Values

Mission: Cleanness is next to God

Theme: Self Actualization

November 2018 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 2 3

All Saints Day Card making, lantern & Diya decoration Competition (I-XII)

PTM Day Boarders & Boarders

4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Diwali Break Commences

Deewali Staff Reports Back

11 12 13 14 15 16 17

Student Reports Back

Children’s Day International Day for Tolerance and Peace

Children’s Day Celebration

18 19 20 21 22 23 24

Intra Hostel Cricket Competition

National Integration Day

Child Rights Day

Barahwafat Pre PA-2

Guru Nanak Jayanti Special Assembly Pre PA-2

Intramural Cricket Competition Pre PA-2

Pen & Paper

25 26 27 28 29 30

Constitution Day Pre PA-2

Pre PA-2

Pre PA-2

Pre PA-2

Pen & Paper

Pen & Paper Pen & Paper Pen & Paper

Weekly Assembly Talk: Lightening the Lamp of Education, Youth-The Future of India, Discovery of India, Nurturing the future citizens

Mission: Green Deepawali

Theme: “ Global Leaders with Character”

December 2018 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1

Intramural yoga Competition

World Aids Day

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Intra Hostel Art & Craft Competition

Navy Day Armed Forces Flag Day

Intramural Football Competition

9 10 11 12 13 14 15

Intra Hostel Football Competition

Human Rights Day

Inter House English Declamation (VI-XII)

16 17 18 19 20 21 22

Intra Hostel Kavi Sammelan (Vijay Diwas)

PA-2/Assessment-2 Pre Board-1(X & XII)

PA-2/Assessment-2 Pre Board-1(X & XII)

PA-2/Assessment-2 Pre Board-1(X & XII)

PA-2/Assessment-2 Pre Board-1(X & XII)

PA-2/Assessment-2 Pre Board-1(X & XII)

PA-2/Assessment-2 Pre Board-1(X & XII)

23 24 25 26 27 28 29

National Farmers’ Day

PA-2/Assessment-2 Pre Board-1(X & XII)

Christmas Celebration

Science Exhibition

PTM Boarders / D B

30 31

Weekly Assembly Talk: Our heritage and ideals, Helping hands made for each Other, Things we teach, You before me

Mission:- Reclaim Your Life

Theme: Service Before Self

January 2019 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 2 3 4 5

6 7 8 9 10 11 12

Intramural Handball Competition

Kite Making Activity

National Youth Day

13 14 15 16 17 18 19

Lohri Celebration

Pongal/ maker Skranti/ Uttrayan Celebration

Army Day

Inter House Rangoli Competition

20 21 22 23 24 25 26

Intra Hostel Rangoli Competition

S Chandra Bose Jayanti

National Girl Child Day

Full Dress Rehearsal

Republic Day Celebration

27 28 29 30 31

Intra Hostel Decathlon

Martyr’s Day/ Leprosy Day

Weekly Assembly Talk: Restoration Week, Health Week, Sports Week, Social Awareness

Mission: Let’s Join Hands to Take nation ahead

Pre Board -2 for Classes X & XII

Theme: Skilled Youth Skilled India / Advancement Through Technology

February 2019 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 2

Inter House English JAM Competition (VII & IX)

3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Boarder’s Work Assessment Week

World Cancer Day

Copy/Notebook Diary Checking

10 11 12 13 14 15 16

Basant Panchami Celebration Sanskrit Shloka Comp.

Pre Final/ Pre Board Exam

Pre Final/ Pre Board Exam

Pre Final/ Pre Board Exam

Pre Final/ Pre Board Exam

Pre Final/ Pre Board Exam

Pre Final/ Pre Board Exam

17 18 19 20 21 22 23

Pre Final/ Pre Board Exam

Annual Athletics Meet

Annual Athletics Meet

24 25 26 27 28

National Science Day

Weekly Assembly Talk: Perseverance Week, Compassion Week, Conceptual Skill, Gratification Week

Pre Board -3 ( Classes X & XII) Mission: Citius Altius Fortius

Theme: Be ready and willing

March 2019

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 2

3 4 5 6 7 8 9

International Women’s Day

10 11 12 13 14 15 16

Annual Exams Classes (I-IX & XI)

Annual Exams Classes (I-IX & XI)

Annual Exams Classes (I-IX & XI)

17 18 19 20 21 22 23

Annual Exams Classes (I-IX & XI)

Annual Exams Classes (I-IX & XI)

Annual Exams Classes (I-IX & XI)

Annual Exams Classes (I-IX & XI)

Annual Exams Classes (I-IX & XI)

International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination

World Water Day

24 25 26 27 28 29 30

31

Weekly Assembly Talk: “Swadharme nidhanam shreyaha”, Achieving new heights

Mission: With determination, I will be triumphant

Theme: “Colour Your Imagination ”

Class X & XII as per Board date-sheet.