e diary 2021-22

Education Enthuses Confidence

Confidence Effects Endurance

Endurance Emanates Excellence

MONTFORT SCHOOL, NAGPUR

Primary

E – DIARY

2021-22

SCHOOL MOTTO

Strive For Excellence

OUR VISION

Montfortian education prepares the

students for life, forming them to be

men and women of competence,

conscience and compassion who would

be committed to the service of their

fellow brothers and sisters.

OUR MISSION

Our students as persons would be

enabled to develop qualities of the

mind, the heart, as well as the

necessary skills and attitudes which

enable them to be integrated persons

who will be concerned and contributing

members of the society and the nation.

Louis Marie Grignion was born on January 31, 1673 in a town

called Montfort, in Western France. Today he is popularly

known as ST.MONTFORT. The Brothers of St. Gabriel

Educational Society link their foundation to St. Louis Marie

de Montfort (1673-1716) in France

In the course of his mission works, St. Louis Marie de

Montfort established charitable schools for needy children. He

entrusted this work to the early followers, from whom the

group grew to be later known as the Brothers of St. Gabriel.

OUR FOUNDER

OUR INSPIRATION

OUR FATHER

Our Father in heaven

Holy be your name

Your kingdom come

your will be done

On earth as in heaven

Give us today our daily bread

Forgive us our sins

As we forgive those who sin

against us Do not bring us to the

test But deliver us from evil.

MORNING PRAYER

O Lord God/ We praise and

thank you / for this new day/

for the sunshine/ and for/ Your

beautiful creation/ Let our love

and praise / give glory to you/

May our minds and hearts/ be

filled with your knowledge/

Inspire and enlighten us/

throughout this day/ Grant

that/ we may always remain/

faithful to you/ in all our

deeds/ we praise thee Lord.

Jana-gana-mana-adhinayakajaya he Bharata-bhagya-vidhata

Panjaba-Sindhu-Gujarata-Maratha Dravida-Utkala-Banga

Vindhya-Himachala-Yamuna-Ganga uchchala-jaladhi-taranga

Tava Subha name jage, tavasubha asisa mage,

gahe tava jaya-gatha.

Jana-gana-mangala-dayaka jayahe Bharata-bhagya-vidhata.

Jaya he, Jaya he,

Jaya he,jaya jaya jaya jaya he.

NATIONAL ANTHEM

Glory to thee Montfort, the loving preacher

Of Jesus cross and Mary’s RosaryThe love of God and of his Holy Mother

Both in thy heart found a fair sanctuary

The early thoughts of Montfort were for Mary

And in her love he grew ever more strong

Her virtues well he endeavoured to copy to

her sweet self he desired to belong

How well he loved to call her his dear mother

When in heart he would pour out his heart

How much he cared during life and forever

Her bounteous power to the whole world impart

GLORY TO MONTFORT

SCHOOL ANTHEM

Lift we our minds

To our patron and guide

Seeking strength and hope

And we shall alwyas turn to Montfort

When in our darkness we grope

Bless us dear Montfort

O bless all our toil

Guide us when we have need,

make us all worthy

True to our soil

Righteous in every thought and deed

Bless all our homes and teachers at school

Keep us all safe from woe

May they be faithful to every rule

Learning to progress and to grow

Bless all our leaders Who rule our nation

Guide them when they have need

May they be faithful to every rule Learning

to progress and to grow.

Showers of Blessing

There shall be showers of blessings

This is the Promise of Love

There shall be seasons refreshing

Send from the saviour above.

Showers of blessing

Showers of blessings we need

Mercy drops round us are falling

But for the showers we plead

There shall be showers of blessing

Precious reviving again

Over the hills and valleys

Sound of abundance of rain..

Online Learning Do’s and Don’ts

Do’s 1. Be Punctual, login on time.

2. Be disciplined.

3. Have a reliable internet connection.

4. Test your technology before the start of your class.

5. Set up your space, make sure it’s quiet and uninterrupted.

6. Maintain your sitting posture.

7. Dress up appropriately .

8. Attend class with all of the necessary study materials.

9. Make use of the chat features that allow you to be more responsible.

10. After your turn, use the mute button.

11. Appreciate your flexibility.

12. Respect your peers.

13. Be polite.

14. Be helpful and co-operative.

15. Make sure to submit your assignments on time.

Online Learning Do’s and Don’ts

Don’ts

1. Don’t be afraid to express yourself.

2. No excuses for poor technology.

3. Ignore additional online resources.

4. Don’t think you’re doing it all alone.

5. Don’t get discouraged.

6. Don’t over use the chat box.

7. Don’t respond to the answers in chorus.

8. Don’t give up if you lose internet connection make every effort

to resume your attendance.

9. Don't share your mail ID and Password.

CYBER SAFETY COMMITTEE

Ms. Neelam Samarth - [email protected]

Ms. Roshni Bobde - [email protected]

Ms. Pranali Dahiwale – [email protected]

Ms. Dipti Ikhar – [email protected]

Ms. Anjali Modak – [email protected]

mailto:[email protected]





This National Education Policy – 2020 was originally given to former

Cabinet Secretary T. S Subramanyam, who initially did the drafting

of the policy, and finally, it was done by the former ISRO Chief

K. Kasturi Ranjan the chairperson of the committee. NEP 2020 is

designed so that it would help the students to cope up with the

challenges and be successful citizens of this nation.

VISION OF THE POLICY

• Develop an education system deeply rooted in Indian ethos

which has the capability to provide high quality education to

compete in the global world.

• The curriculum and pedagogy must develop a sense of

respect towards Fundamental Duties and Constitution of

India and have a deep bond with the country.

• Develop a sense of pride and respect for the country and be

responsible for human rights, sustainable development, global

well-being thereby reflecting a truly global citizen.

Transforming Curricular and

Pedagogical Structure

2 Years (Age 16-18)

4 Years (Class 9 to12)

(Age 14-18)

10 Years (Age 6-16)

3 Years (Class 6 to 8)

(Age 11-14)

3 Years (Class 3 to 5)

(Age 8-11)

2 Years (Class 1&2)(Age 6-8)

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3 Years

(Anganwadi/

Pre-School/

Balvatika)

(Age 3-6)

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TENTATIVE YEAR PLAN

2021-22

Date Day ` Clubs

21.06.21 MONDAY

SCHOOL REOPENS

( CLASS 1 TO 5)

INTERNATIONAL YOGA DAY

23.06.21 WEDNESDAY SELECTION OF CABINETS SPORTS CLUB

CLASS TEACHERS

Role Model

Sunderlal Bahuguna (9th January 1927 - 21 May 2021)

Birth Place : Maroda, Uttarakhand

MONTH- JUNE

No. of Working Days- 09

"NURTURE THE NATURE"

Sunderlal Bahuguna was a Chipko Movement leader and

an Indian environmentalist. He began his social activities

when he was thirteen years old. The man who

inculcates in India the habit of embracing trees. He lived a

modest and sustainable lifestyle, which inspired many

others to donate significantly to the cause.

Date Day Activity Clubs

01.07.21 THURSDAY NATIONAL DOCTOR’S DAY

(CLASS - V ASSEMBLY)

03.07.21 SATURDAY GREEN GRAIN ACTIVITY

(CLASS I TO V)

SCIENCE

CLUB

10.07.21 SATURDAY

SECOND SATURDAY HOLIDAY

ORIENTATION PROGRAM FOR

CLASS- I PARENTS

11.07.21 SUNDAY WORLD POPULATION DAY

15.07.21 THURSDAY SELECTION OF CLASS LEADERS

AND HOUSE LEADERS

CLASS

TEACHERS

16.07.21 FRIDAY VALUE BASED ASSEMBLY OF

CLASS - III

MONTH – JULY


"AIM, ACT AND ACHIEVE"


17.07.21 SATURDAY

COLLECTING BALLS SPORTS

CLUB

21.07.21 WEDNESDAY

BAKRI - ID

24.07.21 SATURDAY

SANDWICH MAKING ACTIVITY

(CLASS I AND II)

FRUIT SALAD MAKING ACTIVITY

( CLASS III TO V)

SCIENCE

CLUB

26.07.21 MONDAY PORTION COMPLETION OF

PT - I EXAM (CLASS I TO V)

31.07.21 SATURDAY

SPORTS ACTIVITY - SPEED

BOUNCING (CLASS I TO V)

BALL DRIBBLING (CLASS I TO V)

SPORTS

CLUB

MONTH – JULY


Role Model:

Medha Patkar Date of Birth : 1st December 1954

Birth Place : Mumbai, Maharashtra

She is the founder of the People’s Movement called

Narmada Bachao Andolan in 3 states. She has

participated in and supported various mass struggles

across India against inequity, non-sustainability,

displacement, and injustice in the name of development.


02.08.21 MONDAY PT - I EXAM ( 02.08.21 TO 06.08.21)

07.08.21 SATURDAY FAMILY PATRIOTIC SINGING

COMPETITION (CLASS I TO V)

CULTURAL

CLUB

14.08.21 SATURDAY



CLASS- II PARENTS

15.08.21 SUNDAY INDEPENDENCE DAY

16.08.21 MONDAY PARSI NEW YEAR

MONTH – AUGUST


"LOVE ALL SERVE ALL"

MONTH – AUGUST



21.08.21 SATURDAY

BEST OUT OF WASTE

(CLASS I TO V)

WORLD SENIOR CITIZEN DAY

(ASSEMBLY CLASS - III)

CULTURAL

CLUB

22.08.21 SUNDAY RAKSHA BANDHAN

27.08.21 FRIDAY VALUE BASED ASSEMBLY OF

CLASS - II

28.08.21 SATURDAY GENERAL QUIZ COMPETITION

(CLASS I TO V)

LITERARY

CLUB

31.08.21 TUESDAY JANMASHTAMI HOLIDAY

Role Model

MOTHER TERESA (26 August 1910 – 5 September 1997)

Birth Place : Skopje

"An inspiring example of strong faith and passionate charity,

an extraordinary witness of the path of spiritual infancy and a

great teacher of the value and dignity of every human life".

She made all these sacrifices for a greater cause — to serve the

tribes who she considers as ―Children of God‖ for their

simplicity and honesty.


04.09.21 SATURDAY

THUMB PRINTING ACTIVITY

(CLASS I AND II)

VEGETABLE PRINTING ACTIVITY (CLASS III TO V)

CULTURAL

CLUB

05.09.21 SUNDAY

TEACHER’S DAY

07.09.21 TUESDAY TANHA POLA

08.09.21 WEDNESDAY WORLD LITERACY DAY

10.09.21 FRIDAY GANESH CHATURTHI HOLIDAY

11.09.21 SATURDAY


ORIENTATION PROGRAM FOR CLASS- III

PARENTS

13.09.21 MONDAY MAHALAXMI PUJAN HOLIDAY

14.09.21 TUESDAY HINDI DIWAS

15.09.21 WEDNESDAY PORTION COMPLETION OF

PT – II EXAM (CLASS I TO V)

18.09.21 SATURDAY

MAKE US HEALTHY THROUGH YOGIC

EXERCISE

SPORTS

CLUB

MONTH – SEPTEMBER


"TOGETHERNESS IS HAPPINESS"


20.09.21 WEDNESDAY REGISTRATION FOR LITERARY

AND CULTURAL ACTIVITIES

21.09.21 TUESDAY

INTERNATIONAL DAY OF PEACE

( ASSEMBLY CLASS - I)

PT - II EXAM ( 21.09.21 TO 25.09.21)

25.09.21 SATURDAY ORIENTATION PROGRAM FOR CLASS- IV

PARENTS

27.09.21 MONDAY

LITERARY AND CULUTRAL WEEK (27.09.21 TO 30.09.21)

CULTURAL

ACTIVITIES

( CLASS I AND II )

1. FANCY DRESS

2. SOLO DANCE

3. DRAWING

4. CLAY ART

(CLASS III TO V)

1. MONO ACT

2. SOLO DANCE

3. POT PAINTING

4. POSTER MAKING

5. HAND PAINTING

LITERARY

ACTIVITIES

( CLASS I AND II )

1. RECITATION

2. NARRATION

3. SPELL BEE

(CLASS III TO V)

1.ELOCUTION

2. BUILD THE CASTLE

3.STORY TELLING

4. LISTEN AND PEN

MONTH – SEPTEMBER


Role Model

DR. S. RADHAKRISHNAN (5 September 1888 – 17 April 1975))

Birth Place : Tiruttani (Madras), Tamil Nadu

He was a symbol of academics and education.

He advocated free and compulsory education

for all. He supported the idea of equal rights

and opportunity for both men and women, in

the field of education.


02.10.21 SATURDAY GANDHI JAYANTI

06.10.21 WEDNESDAY PITRUMOKSH HOLIDAY

08.10.21 FRIDAY

PORTION COMPLETION OF

EVALUATION - I EXAM

(CLASS I TO V)

09.10.21 SATURDAY



CLASS- V PARENTS

14.10.21 THURSDAY DHAMMACHAKRA PRAVARTAN

DIWAS HOLIDAY

15.10.21 FRIDAY

DUSSEHRA HOLIDAY

WORLD STUDENT'S DAY

(ASSEMBLY CLASS - IV)

MONTH – OCTOBER


"HONESTY IS HARDWORK"


16.10.21 SATURDAY

LAMP DECORATION

(CLASS I AND II)

PAPER LAMP MAKING

( CLASS III TO V)

FINE ARTS

CLUB

MATHS CLUB

18.10.21 MONDAY EVALUATION - I EXAM

(18.10.21 TO 30.10.21)

19.10.21 TUESDAY ID-E-MILAD HOLIDAY

MONTH – OCTOBER


Role Model

MAHATMA GANDHI ( 2 October 1869 – 30 January 1948)

Birth Place : Porbandar, Gujarat

The greatest political and spiritual leader of the

20th century. He believed in simple living, high

thinking. Gandhi’s values and personality were

instrumental in fighting the might of the British.


02.11.21 TUESDAY DIWALI HOLIDAYS

(02.11.21 TO 09.11.21)

13.11.21 SATURDAY SECOND SATURDAY HOLIDAY

WORLD KINDNESS DAY

14.11.21 SUNDAY CHILDREN'S DAY

15.11.21 MONDAY SCIENCE EXIBITION SCIENCE

CLUB

MONTH – NOVEMBER


"GIVING - THE GREATEST ACT OF GRACE"


20.11.21 SATURDAY

COLLAGE MAKING

(CLASS I AND II)

CLAY ART (CLASS III TO V)

REPORT CARD GENERATION OF

EVALUATION - I

FINE ARTS

CLUB

27.11.21 SATURDAY

VALUE BASED ASSEMBLY OF

CLASS V

ESSAY WRITING COMPETITION

(ENGLISH) (CLASS I TO V)

LITERARY

CLUB

MONTH – NOVEMBER


Role Model

A.P.J. ABDUL KALAM ( 15 October 1931 – 27 July 2015)

Birth Place: Rameswaram, Tamil Nadu

He was an immortal inspiration for the youth who

encouraged them to dream big and act high. He played

a pivotal organizational, technical, and political role in

India's Pokhran-II nuclear tests in 1998. His work in

the development and operationalization of indigenous

guided missiles-Agni and Prithvi earned him the title of

the ―Missile Man of India.‖


04.12.21 SATURDAY

SPORTS ACTIVITY - ONE LEG HOP

SHUTTLLE RUN (CLASS I AND V),

ROPE SKIPPING (CLASS III TO V)

SPORTS

CLUB


18.12.21 SATURDAY

PUPPET MAKING ACTIVITY

(CLASS I TO V)


CLASS - IV

FINE ARTS

CLUB

23.12.21 THURSDAY NATIONAL FARMER'S DAY

(ASSEMBLY CLASS - II)

24.12.21 FRIDAY CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS

(24.12.21 TO 02.01.22)

MONTH – DECEMBER


"POSITIVITY, PERSEVERANCE AND PROGRESSIVE"

Role Model

Dr. Rajendra Prasad

(3 December 1884 – 28 February 1963) Birth Place : Ziradei ,Bihar

He was an Indian independence activist, lawyer, scholar

and subsequently, the first President of India, in office

from 1950 to 1962.Prasad encouraged the development

of education in India. The great leader contributed a lot

to motivate the Indian citizens to attain freedom and live

life with full liberty.


01.01.22 SATURDAY NEW YEAR HOLIDAY

04.01.22 TUESDAY PORTION COMPLETION OF

PT - III EXAM (CLASS I TO V)


10.01.22 MONDAY PT - III EXAM

(10.01.22 TO 15.01.22)

MONTH – JANUARY


"BELIEVE IN YOURSELF, EMBRACE CHALLENGES"


14.01.22 FRIDAY MAKAR SANKRANTI HOLIDAY

22.01.22 SATURDAY

PORTRAY THE CHARACTERS

(CLASS I TO V)


CLASS - I

LITERARY

CLUB

26.01.22 WEDNESDAY REPUBLIC DAY

29.01.22 SATURDAY RECREATIONAL SPORTS

ACTIVITY (CLASS I TO V)

SPORTS

CLUB

MONTH – JANUARY


Role Model

ST. MONTFORT ( 31 January 1673 – 28 April 1716)

Birth Place : France

St. Louis Marie de Montfort established charitable schools for

needy children. He entrusted this work to the early followers,

from whom the group grew to be later known as the Brothers of

St. Gabriel. St. Louis founded the Missionaries of the Company of

Mary, for priests and brothers, and the Daughters of Wisdom,

who cared especially for the sick. ―GOD ALONE‖ was the motto

of Montfort which is repeated over 150 times in his writing.


05.02.22 SATURDAY SPELL BEE / MEMORY TEST (CLASS I TO V) LITERARY

CLUB


14.02.22 MONDAY


PT - IV EXAM

(CLASS I TO V)

19.02.22 SATURDAY CHATRAPATI SHIVAJI JAYANTI HOLIDAY

MONTH – FEBRUARY


"SMALL CHANGES, BIG IMPACT"


21.02.22 MONDAY PT - IV EXAM (21.02.22 TO 25.02.22)

26.02.22 SATURDAY

SPORTS ACTIVTY - FUN WITH COLOURS

(CLASS I TO II)

PLAY WITH ALPHABETS

(CLASS III TO V)

SPORTS

CLUB

28.02.22 MONDAY

VIRTUAL ANNUAL DAY

(CLASS I TO V)

MONTH – FEBRUARY


Role Model

CHHATRAPATI SHIVAJI MAHARAJ (19 February 1630 – 3 April 1680)

Birth Place : Shivneri Fort, Kusur , Maharashtra

Shivaji Maharaj was a man par excellence, both as a

warrior king and a noble leader. A great warrior king

who with his courage and determination taught us how to

win even when the battle is lost. The king who left a

legacy of good deeds, hard work and selflessness.


01.03.22 TUESDAY MAHASHIVRATRI HOLIDAY

05.03.22 SATURDAY

MATCH STICKS/ ICECREAM STICKS

ART ACTIVTY

(CLASS I TO V)

MATHS

CLUB


18.03.22 FRIDAY HOLI HOLIDAY

MONTH – MARCH


"DREAM BIG AND NEVER GIVE UP"


19.03.22 SATURDAY ESSAY WRITING (HINDI)

(CLASS I TO V)

LITERARY

CLUB

26.03.22 SATURDAY

FUN ACTIVITY - IDENTIFY THE

SONG

(CLASS I TO V)

CULTURAL

CLUB

31.03.22 THURSDAY


EVALUATION - II EXAM

(CLASS I TO V)

MONTH – MARCH


Role Model

KALPANA CHAWLA (17 March 1962 – 1 February 2003)

Birth Place : Karnal, Haryana

Kalpana Chawla was an Indian-American astronaut and

engineer who became the first woman of Indian ancestry to

travel to space. She was a mission specialist and principal

robotic arm operator aboard the Space Shuttle Columbia for

the first time in 1997. In India, she is revered as a national

hero. She was the first Indian woman in space, encouraged

girls to imagine themselves as having wings.


02.04.22 SATURDAY GUDIPADWA HOLIDAY


10.04.22 SUNDAY RAM NAVMI HOLIDAY

11.04.22 MONDAY EVALUATION - II EXAM

(11.04.22 TO 23.04.22)

MONTH – APRIL


"INVENTORY AND SETTING GOALS"


14.04.22 THURSDAY

BHARAT RATNA

DR. B. R. AMBEDKAR JAYANTI

HOLIDAY

MAHAVIR JAYANTI HOLIDAY

15.04.22 FRIDAY

GOOD FRIDAY HOLIDAY

29.04.22 SATURDAY REPORT CARD GENERATION OF

EVALUATION - II

MONTH – APRIL

No. of Working Days - 22

Role Model

Dr. B. R. Ambedkar (14 April 1891 – 6 December 1956)

Birth Place : Mahu Dist.,Madhya Pradesh

He was a world-class lawyer, social reformer, and number one

world-class scholar as per the Ministry of Social Justice,

Government of India. B. R. Ambedkar declared no. one scholar

in the world by Columbia University. In 1990, the Bharat

Ratna, India's highest civilian award, was posthumously

conferred upon Ambedkar. He has considered a symbol of

knowledge as well as an architect of The Indian Constitution

whose legacy as the socio-political reformer had a deep effect

on modern India.

CO-CURRICULAR & EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

Date No. of

Days

State reason for

taking leave

Parent’s Name

https://forms.gle/LTK8rSVoozyCSU7A9

Note: 1) Reason for taking leave must be mentioned. 2) For leave : click on given link

LEAVE RECORD





Value Education

“If you want others to learn some values in life, A better way

is to teach them, but the best way is to live by those values

yourself.”

The School has adopted an integrated approach towards

teaching the various values through myriad activities, class

assemblies and competitions specially designed to inculcate

values listed below.

Gratitude

Acknowledging the good that you already have in your life

is the foundation for all abundance. Being appreciative has

a powerful effect on our bodies. It opens the door to more

relationships, it improves physical as well as psychological

health. It enhances empathy, boosts our self-esteem and

performance. So let us take a moment to reflect on how

fortunate we are when something good happens, whether it

is a small or big thing. We must never forget to express

gratitude towards the frontline workers who have assisted

everyone in difficult times in the fight against the ongoing

coronavirus pandemic.

Punctuality

“Be punctual because one thing you can’t recycle is the

wasted time”

Punctuality is a highly appreciated attribute. Always be on

time, every single time carries a lot more value than you

realize. When you meet your commitments on time, it

demonstrates to people that you are a powerful individual . It

conveys that you are organized and dependable, and you

value everyone’s time, including yours.

Respecting Elders

The Indian culture has always endorsed respect towards

elders. It’s important The younger generation needs to learn

the significance of respecting elders by listening and spending

quality time with them. We must treat our elders with respect,

even if their bodies or minds are beginning to fail . The

elderly are powerful, creating the comforts that younger

people take for granted.

Responsibility towards environment

Respect the planet, make rational use of natural resources

and take steps to prevent pollution from the different

processes involved in our industrial operations. Promote

sustainable use of raw materials and natural resources.

Teaching children to be environmentally conscious is a

powerful and effective force for change, utilizing the 3 R’S

(Reduce, Reuse Recycle ) to ensure that the future of the

planet is in the hands of those who will inherit it.

Healthy Habits

Good health is no accident; it’s a result of consistent healthy

habits. Developing healthy habits now will ensure that you not

only live longer but live well.

Few habits the student should inculcate in their daily routine:

Do regular exercise.

Take meals on time.

Avoid junk food.

Drink plenty of water.

Wash hands.

Inculcate reading habits.

Cover mouth while sneezing or coughing.

Wake up early and go to bed on time.

Teaching children about essential human values we can equip

them with the best digital skills and help them understand the

importance of ethical behavior and cultivate compassion with

a positive view of life and motivate them to become a good

human being.

Education

Education provides us with a strong foundation in life. It brings

a change in a person, makes oneself independent and

self-sufficient. It also provides us with a better future, good

health, and happy life. It should be a priority for us. It helps to

boost our confidence and communication skills. It also helps us

to deal with the difficulties that come in our life as it develops

problem-solving skills in us.

It is well said that a thief can steal your belongings but he can

never steal your education.

Learning new skills, reading books, practicing new

technologies and enhancing knowledge are our strength, it help

us to do our work smartly and effectively which give us much

better results.

Abraham Lincoln said, “ Give me six hours to chop down a

tree and I will spend the first four sharpening the axe”. Try to

increase the spectrum of your knowledge every day as smart

work beats hard work.

Learning is the key to success. All successful people have one

thing in common that they read a lot of books and learn new

things from other people’s life. You can never cease learning

because no matter what you do, where you have been, the

whole world is changing and if you are going to try and keep

up with change you have got to continually be learning so

there’s never a time when you can sit back and say I know it

all... So, chase your skills and ideas rather than grades or

marks.

Pillars of Modern Education

Taking initiative is doing things without being told.

Conscientiousness is a fundamental personality trait that

reflects the tendency to be responsible, organized,

hard-working, goal-directed and to adhere to norms and

rules.

Innovativeness is described as “The skill and imagination

to create new things”.

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/basics/personality

https://www.merriam-webster.com/thesaurus/innovativeness















Perserverance is continued effort to do or achieve something

despite difficulties, failure, or opposition. There are times in

life where you have to show a tremendous amount of

patience to get the thing that you want. During these times

perseverance might be the best word to keep in mind to help

you move forward.

Problem-solving is the act of defining a problem,

determining the cause of the problem, identifying,

prioritizing and selecting alternatives for a solution and

implementing a solution.

PERSERVERANCE I can try new things no matter how hard they seem.

I will not give up.

I can do my best.

I will keep trying even when I feel like I have failed.

I will believe in myself

I can persevere

“Education is the passport to the future, for tomorrow

belongs to those who prepare

for it today”.

Parents are child’s first teachers and they have a key role in shaping

up their character. A balance of education at home and school molds

student’s actual learning. Be a helping hand in their educational

journey and travel with them with its true inspiration.

The following outline provides responsibilities that parents must

adhere to in order to foster their child's physical and emotional

well-being.

Be a role model: Children would be easily inspired by what their

parents do. So it would be good to be a role model in their

learning phase. Show them how exciting and meaningful a

school life can be if they give out their best.

Teach your child morals and values.

● Honesty

● Respect

● Responsibility

● Compassion

● Patience

● Forgiveness

● Generosity

Involve yourself in your child's education.

● Communicate regularly with your child's

teachers.

● Make sure that your child is completing his

or her homework each night.

● Assists your child with his or her homework

but didn't do the homework.

● Talk to your child each day about school

(what is being studied, any interesting

events,... etc.)

● Recognize and acknowledge your child's

academic achievement.

Get to know your child.

● Spend quality time together.

● Be approachable to your child.

● Ask questions.

● Communicate. Communicate.

Communicate.

Prepare them for tests.

When it is their exam time, don't leave them alone with

their lessons. Help them to prepare for the test with good

guidance and support.

Reward them for result and be a good friend

Dear Parents…….

Thank you for volunteering your time and energy

to help your child navigate

this pandemic.

We value your wholehearted Support.

MONTFORT SCHOOL, NAGPUR

Gavshi Manapur, Ashokwan, Wardha Road,

Post-Ruie, Dist. Nagpur-440018

Mobile :+(91)-9975047841,9765492545

E-mail : [email protected]

Website: www.montfortnagpur.ac.in


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