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shapes and sharpens the progenyESTD. 1984

ST. JOHN'S SCHOOLANCHAL, KOLLAM DISTRICT, KERALA - 691 306

HAND BOOKSTUDENT’s

2019-2020shapes and sharpens the progeny

STUDENT'S HAND BOOK2019-20SHAPES AND SHARPENS THE PROGENY

You cannot help the poor by destroying the rich.

CONT

ENTS

2School Anthem

6Personal Information

8Prayers

13Students Personal Card

15General Information

18Admission Regulations

19School Timings

20School Uniform

21Rules of Payment of fees

22Leave Rules

23Evaluation and Promotion

26Co-curricular activities

26Tutorial system

27School Library

28Counselling

50Home Assignment Record

35St. John’s a Centre of Excellence

90Notes

57Record of Late Arrivals

28Conveyance

59Principal’s Remarks

28School Assembly

61Teacher’s Remarks

29General Rules of conduct

68Parent’s Remarks

31Hostel facilities

74Student’s Request

31Canteen

80Record of Absence

31Tips for study

82Acknowledgement of School Circulars

33A word to parents / guardians

83List of Library Books

34Parent Teacher Meeting

84Details of Outstanding Achievement

34Visiting Time

86Details of Improvement Suggested

37Monthly Plan

98List of Text Books

106Non Teaching Staff Details

108Time table

102Academic Staff Details

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ST.JOHN'S SCHOOL, ANCHAL

2019-20 SHAPES AND SHARPENS THE PROGENY

InformationPERSONAL

To be filled in clearly by the Parent/Guardian in Block Letters Paste a recent

photograph of the student

Ad. No:

Name of Pupil:......................................................................................................................................................

Aadhaar No

Class:.......................................... Section :.............................. Date of Birth:..........................................................

Mother’s Name: Mrs. .............................................................................................................................................

Occupation: ..........................................................................................................................................................

Father’s Name: Mr. .................................................................................................................................................

Occupation: ..........................................................................................................................................................

Address:................................................................................................................................................................

...............................................................................................................................................................................

.................................................................................................................. PIN .......................................................

Phone........................................................................ Mob....................................................................................

E-mail : ...................................................................................................................................................................

Details of Siblings studying in this school

Name: ...........................................................................Class & Sec.: ............................................................

Education is a progressive discovery of our own ignorance




Blood Group ....................................................................... Rh .....................................................................

Clubs: (1) ................................ (2) ................................ House ................................

Mode of Conveyance to school and back : School bus/Private vehicle/Own vehicle/Walking:

(Specify) ..........................................................................................................................................................

School Bus No.................................................................................................................................................

Boarding Point ......................................................................................................................................................

Signature of the Parent/Guardian........................................................................................................................

SPECIMEN SIGNATURESThe specimen signatures of the parents/guardians, who are responsible for signing Report Cards, Remarks etc. made by the teachers, Principal or Senior Principal should be given below:Signature Relationship of the pupil

1 ............................................................ ..........................................................................................

2 ............................................................ ..........................................................................................

3 ............................................................ ..........................................................................................

Name and Signature of the Class Teacher ..........................................................................................

Address for correspondence regarding study, leave, discipline etc. of children.

1. For Class I - XII to the Principal2. For K.G. to the Teacher-in-charge.

N.B: While writing to the school about your child, always quote his/her full name along with class and section

Conversation is the laboratory and workshop of the student- Emerson

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Salve, Regina, Mater misericordiæ,vita, dulcedo, et spes nostra, salve.Ad te clamamus exsules filii Hevæ,Ad te suspiramus, gementes et flentesin hac lacrimarum valle.Eia, ergo, advocata nostra, illos tuosmisericordes oculos ad nos converte;Et Jesum, benedictum fructum ventris tui,nobis post hoc exsilium ostende.O clemens, O pia, O dulcis Virgo Maria.

Like a sunflower that follows every move-ment of the sunSo I turn towards you to follow you my LordIn simplicity, charity I follow (2)Like a sunflower.....In simplicity, honesty I follow (2)Like a sunflower .....

There shall be showers of blessingsThis is the promise of loveThere shall be seasons refreshingSent from the Saviour aboveShowers of blessingShowers of blessing we needMercy drop round us are falling

The energy of the mind is the essence of life

SONG 01

But for the shower we plead

There shall be showers of blessingPrecious reviving againOver the hills and the valleysSound of abundance of rain (Showers)

There shall be showers of blessingSend them upon us oh’ lordGrand to us now a refreshingCome and now honour thy word (Showers)

Give me oil in my lampKeep me burningGive me oil in my lampI prayGive me oil in my lampKeep me burning burning burningKeep me burning till the break of daySing HosannaSing HosannaSing Hosanna to the King of KingsGive me love in my heartKeep me lovingGive me love in my heartI prayGive me love in my heartKeep me loving loving lovingKeep me loving till the break of daySing HosannaSing HosannaSing Hosanna to the King of Kings

SONG 02

SONG 03

SONG 04



We cannot hold a torch to light another’s path without brightening our own

SONG 05

Guardian an angel from heaven so brightWatching beside me to lead me arightFor thy will softly guard me with loveSoftly sing songs of heaven aboveBeautiful angel my guardian so mildTenderly guide me for I am thy child

Angels so holy through God sends to meSincere and lovely my guardians to me Will they not cherish thy child of their careLet me not perish my trust in my prayerBeautiful Angel my guardian so mildTenderly guide me for I am thy child

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SONG 07

SONG 08

Faith and prayer are the vita-mins of the soul; man cannot live

in health without them.

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MORNING PRAYERO God, All knowledge is in you, bless our studies enlighten our minds, strengthen our memories and direct our wills towards what is right. Grant us the grace to seek the truth always and make us truly wise.

AFTERNOON PRAYER

O God! Infinite wisdom and Source of all knowledge, we humbly thank you for blessing us with a fruitful morning’s work.Again we crave, your tender care to enable us to fulfil the afternoon’s duties, so that our efforts shall bring greater glory to God and also to our dear school, the St. John’s School, Anchal. Amen

EVENING PRAYERSweet Saviour bless us, ere we goInstill Thy word into our mind and make our hearts glow with lowly love and fervent will Thro’ life’s long day and the dreary night.O! Gentle Jesus be our light.O! Gentle Jesus be our light.

The mind is like a parachute - It works only when it is open

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SONG 09 SONG 10



PRAYER BEFORE CLASSO My God, I Love you, bless our studies and lessons well

PRAYER BEFORE MEALSBless us, O Lord, for these thy gifts which we are about to receive from thy bounty through Christ, Our Lord, Amen!

The whole is more than the sum of its parts

PRAYER AFTER MEALS

We give you thanks almighty God, for all your benefits which we have received through Christ, Our Lord. Amen!

PLEDGE

“India is my country.// All Indians are my brothers and sisters.// I love my country / and I am proud of its / rich and varied heritage.// I shall always / strive to be / worthy of it.// I shall give my parents / teachers / and all elders / respect / and treat everyone / with courtesy.//

To my country and my people / I pledge my devotion.// In their well-being / and prosperity alone / lies my happiness.”/Jai Bharat.//


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NATIONAL ANTHEM

The unexamined life is not worth living

O Divine Teacher Jesus Christ / we give you thanks and praises / for all your blessings//. O’ Saviour of the world / we offer ourselves to you / as devoted teachers//. Help us acknowledge our responsibilities. As we are builders / help us to build up our students / in to integrated personalities / so that / they can play their part well / on the stage of life. As we are moulders / help us to mould the characters of our students by instilling in them principles of morality, / both by precept / and by example//. As we are leaders / help us to direct / and guide the steps of our pupils / towards the height of truth / goodness / faith and love//. As we

are lovers / help us to love our students / whether they are good or bad/ clever or dull / rich or poor / with a love that is noble and inspiring//.

Help us always to remember / that we work with the most precious material in the world / the mind of a child//. Help us to remember that the future of the nation / and of the world is in our hands //. Above all / grant us the grace / to reflect your light / everywhere / and love one another//. Bless our staff and students in a special way//. O’ Lord, bless all those who caressed and nourished into growth this institution in the past//. Amen.

Teacher’sPrayer



STUDENT’S PERSONAL CARDSTATEMENT MADE BY PARENT/GUARDIAN

(To be filled in and returned to the school by June 20)

1. Full Name of the pupil.......................................................................................................................

.......................................................................................................................... (Block Letters only)

2. Class.............................. Section............................... Admn. No. ....................................................

3. Date of Birth.................................... 4. Religion .................................... 5. Caste................................

Aadhaar No

6. Full Name of Parent ..........................................................................................................................

7. Occupation of Parent ......................................................................................................................

8. Home Address .................................................................................................................................

9. Office Address if any .........................................................................................................................

10. Details of brother/sister studying in this school ................................................................................

Name ...................................................................... Class ............................ Section .......................



11. Phone No. Res ............................................................... Office .........................................................

In case of emergency contact ...........................................................................................................

I have read the rules and regulations of the school and I promise to abide by them and see that my child/ward also conforms to the standards required of him/her in the conduct and studies.

Date ........................................ ................................................................................. (Signature of Parent/Guardian)

Verified and found correct ........................................................................ (Signature of Teacher)

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Ordinary riches can be stolen: real riches cannot. In your soul are infinitely precious things that cannot be taken from you

GENERAL INFORMATION

St. John’s School, Anchal was founded in 1984 by His Grace Most. Rev. Dr.Benedict Mar Gregorios, the late Archbishop of Trivandrum and is dedicated to its Heavenly Patron St. John, the beloved disciple of Jesus Christ. The School was affiliated to CBSE in 1995-96.PrEAmBLE The school is owned and managed by the Major Archdiocese of Trivandrum. One of the primary apostlate of the Major Archdiocese of Trivandrum concerns its service in the field of education. For the last 84 years, the Major Archdiocese of Trivandrum has been rendering excellent service to the society by providing quality education to thousands of students across the nation. Its goal in its educational undertakings has always been something more than the ordinary, something more than the mediocre. Through its educational institutions, the Major Archdiocese of Trivandrum has tried to reach out to all sections of people. The educational programme of the Major Archdiocese of Trivandrum is guided by principles and the universal values of the Gospels.

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PATRON His Beatitude Moran Mor Baselios Cardinal Cleemis Catholicos, the Major Archbishop of Trivandrum is the patron of the School. The School functions under the Malankara Catholic Educational Society, which is a registered society for the unaided CBSE/ICSE schools belonging to the Major Archdiocese of Trivandrum. The Syllabus followed in the school is that of the Central Board of Secondary Education.

VISION Every student a passionate learner, leader and champion, the most decorated citizen of India and lamp of the world.

MISSION Discover the multifaceted talents of the learners; cultivate in them a mind set of lifelong learning, strengths of character and service to others that are consistent with the school values.

THE VALUES SCHOOL HIGHLIGHTS

INTEGRITYFAIRNESSRESILIENCERESPONSIBILITYEMPATHY

TEAM WORKRESPECTCOURAGEEXCELLENCE

MOTTO

LET THY LAMP SHINE. SHAPES AND SHARPENS

THE PROGENY.

Prayer should be the key of the day and the lock of the night.



He who does not thank people, does not thank God

CLASSES The school conducts the following classes.

PRE - PRIMARYLKG & UKG

PRIMARYI - IV

MIDDLEV- VIII

SECONDARYIX & X

SENIOR SECONDARYX & XII

LANGUAGES & SUBJECTS OFFEREDPRE-PRIMARY PRIMARY (I – IV)English English, Malayalam, HindiMalayalam Mathematics, EVS, Art, MusicMathematics Physical Education,Rhymes General knowledgeStories Value Education.Hand Craft Computer ScienceI.C.T.

MIDDLE (V- VIII) SECONDARY (IX & X)English, Malayalam, Hindi, Mathematics, English, Malayalam/Hindi, General Science, Social Science, Mathematics CS*, General Knowledge, General Science, Social Science,Art, Music, Value Education, CS*Phy.Education Art, Music, Value Education, Phy.Education

CLASS XI & XII (SENIOR SECONDARY) GROUP & SUBJECTS OFFEREDI II III IV V VI

English English English English English EnglishPhysics Physics Physics Physics Accountancy Accountancy

Chemistry Chemistry Chemistry Chemistry B.Studies B. Studies

Bioology Biology Computer Science

Computer Science

Informatic Practices Economics

Mathematics Mal/Hindi Mal/Hindi Biology Economics MathematicsMal/Hindi Mathematics Mal/Hindi Mal/Hindi Mal/Hindi

CS* - Computer Science

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School Leaving Certificate (T. C) will be issued only to those students who have settled all their dues in the school. Application for T.C should be made in the prescribed form available in the school office and T.C can be collected after 3 working days.

The ultimate value of life depends upon awareness and the power of contemplation rather than upon mere survival

ADMISSION REGULATIONS1. Admission to Lower K.G. Class is to be made in December every year as per the

Principal’s circular.2. Eligibility for admission to LKG class is 4 years as on the 31st May.3. New admission to other classes will be made subject to the vacancies in each class,

in the month of March / May after the announcement of the annual results. However applications can be submitted in the first/second week of February.

Every new pupil must bring:a. Transfer Certificate, if the pupil comes from a recognized school.b. The original Panchayat/Municipal Birth Certificate.c. Pupils applying for admission are, as a rule, subject to an entrance examination held

at a notified date.d. New admissions to Standards X, XII are as a rule, not encouraged.e. Admission to Standard XI is made as soon as the CBSE results of class X are published.

Procedure for Withdrawal or Removal from The School A student can be withdrawn from the school: a. By giving one calender month’s notice in writing. In the absence of such a notice

one month’s fee will be charged. b. Students can be removed from the school on any one of the following grounds: i. Constant weakness in studies. ii. Irregularity in attendance. iii. Behavioural problems. iv. Over age in class. v. Non-payment of fee or chronic irregularity in payment of fee. vi. Moral breach.

FOCUS 2019 - 2020

01. HAND WRITING 02. SCHOOL VALUES

03. GOOD MANNERS 04. MATHEMATICS - TABLES



If your heart acquires strenght, you will be able to remove blemishes from others without thinking evil of them

SCHOOL TIMINGSSCHOOL HOURS: 8.45 AM TO 4.30 PM

8.50AM

TEACHERS’ MEET & PRAYER

Students move to the Assembly Ground if there is assembly 9.05

AM

SECOND BELL

All the students and teachers are expected to be in the class9.00

AM

FIRST BELL

PRAYER / ASSEMBLY9.08AM

01PERIOD

02PERIOD

03PERIOD

9.15 AM TO 10.00 AM

10.00 AM TO 10.40 AM

SNACKS BREAK10.40 AM TO 10.50 AM

10.50 AM TO11.30 AM

04PERIOD

05PERIOD

06PERIOD

11.30 AM TO 12.10 PM

12.10 PM TO12.50 PM

LUNCH BREAK12.50 PM TO 1.30 PM

1.30 PM TO2.10 PM

07PERIOD

08PERIOD

09PERIOD

2.10 PM TO2.50 PM

BREAK2.50 PM TO 3.00 PM

3.00 PM TO3.40 PM

3.40 PM TO 4.20 PM[FOR CLASS IX TO XII]

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NB: Sample shoes for Boys and Girls are exhibited in the school.Only shoes of these kinds shall be used by students as part of uniform.

SCHOOL UNIFORM

GOLDEN RULE : Every student shall wear school uniform on all working days including Sat-urdays and during special classes. Full school uniform is compulsory for all the occasions. Those who take part in sports and games must wear sports uniform.

UNIFORM FOR BOyS

LKG, UKG & I - III : Blue striped half sleeve shirt & Blue shorts (at least two inches above the knee), belt, blue socks, black shoes and identity card.IV - X & XI - XII : Blue striped half sleeve shirt, blue pants (pleated parallels), tie, socks, belt, black shoes, Identity card. Pants must be executive pants with pleats (2 Nos.) on either side.

N.B: Tight pants, low waste pants and tight shirts are forebidden in school Neck Tie need be used only on special occassions

UNIFORM FOR GIRLS

LKG, UKG & I - III : Blue striped cap-sleeved top and blue pinafore and blue belt, socks, black shoes, ID card, trimmed hair and white bow. They should wear petticoat too.IV - X : Blue striped Kameez, blue salvar and blue jacket, blue socks, black shoe, ID cards.XI - XII : Blue striped full sleeve Kameez, blue salvar and blue jacket, Black Shoes, Socks, ID Card

ON WEDNESDAyS THE ENTIRE SCHOOL SHALL WEAR FULL WHITE UNIFORM

HAIR STYLE - BOYS : Medium cut, conventional type. (Other models of hair cut are not per-mitted)HAIR STYLE - GIRLS KG and I - III : Trimmed hair with white hair bow and white band/ Long hair to be tied on either side with band.IV - XII : They shall wear two plaited hair tied with hair band as same as the uniform colour.

SHOESSHOES FOR BOYS : KG - III School Shoes with laces/strap. IV - XII School Shoes with laces only.SHOES FOR GIRLS : Open School Shoes with strap.

Every noble work is at first impossible



RULES OF PAYMENT OF FEES

1. The fee shall be paid in lump sum in the first quarter itself or in five equal instalments

1st Instalment : June, July

2nd Instalment : August, September

3rd Instalment : October, November

4th Instalment : December, January

5th Instalment : February, March

First instalment of fees shall be remitted before receiving the text book. All other instalments should be remitted before the 5th of the first month.

2. These dates will be strictly observed and if the payment is not made in time, a fine of ` 100/- per instalment is charged after the due date.

3. If the fee is not paid for two months after the due date, the pupil’s name will automatically be struck off the rolls. Re-admission fee of ` 500/- will be charged along with the fee not paid by the student, if she/he is to be re-admitted to the school.

4. PARENTS AND GUARDIANS WILL KINDLY PRESERVE THE RECEIPTS ISSUED TO THEM AND PRODUCE THEM AS PROOF OF PAYMENT OF FEE, IF NEEDED.

5. Caution deposit must be withdrawn within three months after leaving the school, failing which the money will be transferred to the development fund of the school.

6. No refund of caution deposit shall be made unless the original receipt, there of is surrendered.

7. The cashier is the only school authority authorised to collect any fee from the students.

Experience is a hard teacher because she gives the test first, the lesson after wards

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LEAVE RULES

1. A student returning to school after recovering from contagious or infectious disease, should produce a doctor’s certificate of fitness permitting him/her to attend the class. On failure to produce such a certificate, the school authorities are entitled to send the student back.

2. All students are expected to attend school on the re-opening day, after each vacation. Those who are absent due to illness should present a medical certificate before they are admitted to the class. In case a student remains absent from school for more than 15 days his/her name will be struck off the rolls. Re admission, if granted, may be done on payment of a Re-admission fee of ` 100/-

3. Parents are requested not to ask their children to leave the school before the classes are over, except in case of great necessity, in which case prior permission should be obtained in writing from the principal.

4. It may please be noted that children will not be sent home in an emergency with any person other than the parent/guardian during school hours without a written request from the parent or guardian.

5. Students who are coming late, after the stipulated time, shall be allowed to attend the class only with the prior sanction of the competent authority. But they shall not be given attendance.

6. Record of absence should be filled in by the parent when the pupil arrives the class.

HAND BOOk SHOULD BE USED AS A RECORD FOR LEAVE.

Stop the habit of wishful thinking and start the habit of thoughtful wishes



EVALUATION AND PROMOTIONClass I & IIIn class I and II the following skills and competencies will be assessed.A. Languages 01. Reading Skills - Pronunciation, Fluency, Comprehension. 02. Writing Skills - Creative Writing, Handwriting, Grammar,

Spelling, Vocabulary. 03. Speaking Skills - Conversation, Recitation. 04. Listening Skills - Comprehension.

B. Mathematics - Concepts, Activity, Tables, Mental ability.C. Environmental Science - Environmental sensitivity, Activity,

Project, Group Discussion.

D. Co-curricular Activities a) Games - Enthusiasm, Discipline, Team Spirit, Talent. b) Art / Craft - Interest, creativity, skills. c) Music / Dance - Interest, Rhythm, Melody.

E. Personality Development - Courteousness, confidence, neatness, care of belongings, regularity and punctuality, initiative, self control, respect for other’s property, sharing and caring.

F. Health - Height (Cms) Weight (kg)

G. Grading Five points scale for indicating the achievements will be marked. A* - Outstanding 90% - 100% A - Excellent 75% - 89% B - Very Good 56% - 74% C - Good 35% - 55% D - Scope for improvement below 35%

Classes III - VA. Languages

01. Reading Skills - (Loud Reading) Pronunciation, Fluency, Comprehension. 02. Writing Skills - Creative Writing, Handwriting, Grammar, Spelling, Vocabulary. 03. Speaking Skills - Conversation, Recitation. 04. Listening Skills - Comprehension, Extra reading activities / Project.

B. Mathematics - 1. Concept; 2. Activity; 3. Tables; 4. Mental ability; 5. Written work.

The person who talks of his own virtue is often the least virtuous

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C. Environmental Science - 1. Environmental sensitivity; 2. Activity/Project; 3. Group discussion.

Science - 1. Concept; 2. Activity/Project; 3. Scientific skills; 4. Group discussion.

D. Computer Education - 1. Skills; 2. Aptitude

E. Games - 1. Enthusiasm; 2. Discipline; 3. Team spirit; 4. Talent (strength, stamina and speed)

F. Art / Craft - 1. Interest; 2. Creativity; 3. Skill

G. Music / Dance - 1. Interest; 2. Rhythm; 3. Melody

H. Personality Development - 1. Courteousness; 2. Confidence; 3. Care of belongings; 4.Neatness; 5. Regularity and punctuality; 6. Initiative 7. Spirit of service; 8. Respect for other’s property; 9. Self control

Assessment Pattern Class VI to X Assessment is made in two areas. 1. Scholastic areas; and 2. Co-scholastic areas / activities.

Scholastic Areai. Students will be graded in 9 point grading scale.ii. Final Result will comprise the marks of Annual Examination (Board Exam for Class X) - 80

marks and Internal Assessment - 20 Marks.iii. Annual Examination (Board Exam for Class X) will be conducted in 80 marks in which

students need to secure 33% (27 Marks) for promotion to the next classiv. Internal Assessment comprises of Periodic Tests (10 Marks), Notebook Maintenance

(5 Marks) and Subject Enrichment Activity (5 Marks) out of which students need to secure 33 % (7 Marks) for promotion.

Internal Assessmenta. Periodic Test need to be conducted thrice a year including the portion cumulatively.b. Periodic Tests can be conducted out of 50 Marks and average of the best two out of 10

will be added in the Internal Assessment.c. Internal Assessments can be completed as follows:

Term Duration Portion to be included Exam DateQuarterly April to Aug 30% of Annual Sysllabus July End

Half Yearly Sept to Nov 30% of Quarterly + Complete Syllabus covered after Quarterly October End

Pre-An-nual Dec-Feb 10% of Quarterly + 50% of Half Yearly + Com-

plete Syllabus covered after Half Yearly Jan - 1st Week

Annual March March 1st Week

Wise is he who controls himself and prepares for the life after death



d. Multiple Assessment (5 marks) Quizzes, Oral Tests, Concept Maps, Exit Cards, Visual Expression etc.

e. Portfolio (5 marks) Class Work, Peer assessment, Self assessment, Reflections, Narrations, Journals, Achievements of students in the subject.

f. Subject Enrichment (5 marks) Language - Effective Listening and speaking skills. Mathematics - Lab activities and Projects. Science - Practical Work. Social Science - Map and Project Work

Co-Scholastic Areas:i. Co-Scholastic activities will be assessed on a 5 point grading scale by the concerned

teacher framing effective tools for the same.ii. Grading will not have any descriptive indicators and students will not be upgraded based

on the co-scholatic grades.iii. Co-scholastic area will cover Work Education /Pre Vocational Education/Art Education/

Health and Physical Education.Students will be graded by the class teachers for discipline in a 5 point grading scale considering the attendance, sincerity, behaviour and values.

Education is life

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CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

To organise activities, the school constitutes the following clubs. Members of each club will gather together on convenient days every week and implement their own programs separately and will conduct common programs as per the time schedule.

CLUBS

A B C1. Science Club 1. Social Service Club 1. Commerce Club2. Social Science Club 2. Dramatic Club 2. Cherubs’ Club3. Mathematics Club 3. Sports Club 3. K.C.S.L4. Literary & Debating Club 4. Arts Club5. Computer Club 5. Music Club6. Quiz Club 6. Eco Club7. Farmers Club 7. Health club8. Religious Harmony Club

Students of Class VI to X should compulsorily choose one club each from group A and B. Group C is not obligatory

TUTORIAL SySTEM In order to give greater personal attention to each student, especially the weaker ones and also to provide them career guidance, the Tutorial system has been introduced.

ARTS FEST CATEGORyCategory 1 Class I & II School level onlyCategory 2 Class III & IV School level/Sahodaya & StateCategory 3 Class V, VI & VII School level/Sahodaya & StateCategory 4 Class VIII, IX & X School level/Sahodaya & StateCategory 5 Class XI & XII School level/Sahodaya & State

No father gives his son any gift better than good education.



SCHOOL LIBRARyStrict order and silence shall be observed in the library and reading room. Books issued are to be properly taken care of and returned on the due date.

1. All students of the school are members of the library.2. A student can borrow only one book at a time.3. A student may ordinarily have a copy of a book for a week, and may have it reissued for

another week, No book that is in great demand shall be lent for more than four days at a stretch.

4. Books will be issued to students during the library periods mentioned, in the Time Table and also before and after school hours. No books will be issued or received during the teaching hours.

5. Reference books will not be issued. Every member will be allowed to consult reference books during the school hour only.

6. The librarian may recall a book at any time, even if the normal period of loan has not been expired.

7. If the date of issue/return of book happens to be a holiday, both the issue/return of books shall stand postponed to the corresponding day of the following week.

8. If the book is not returned at the expiry of the period of loan, or after the librarian has called for it, even within the period of loan, a fine of ` 5/- per day will be charged. Fine shall be collected by the Librarian and the fact notified in the defaulter’s card.

9. Until such a fine is collected from the defaulter, no book shall be issued to him/her.

10. Absence is not an excuse for the delay in returning the book after the expiry of the period of loan.

11. In case a book is misused, wrongly handled, damaged or lost, the person concerned will have to pay the full price of the book at the current market price.

12. All markings, underlining writings, or defacing of books by any means are strictly forbidden. Fines shall be levied for violating this rule.

13. Members shall carefully examine the book as soon as it is issued to them. Any mark (Soil, damage etc.) must be reported forthwith to the Librarian.

14. Members shall not, on any account, pass on books to non-members.

15. A student will not be allowed to enter the library with his/her personal books or bags. One can carry notebooks, with the permission of the Librarian.

16. No magazines or periodicals will be issued to the students during the school hours.

17. All books will have to be returned before Feb 15, every year.

Education is an ornament in prosperity and a refuge in adversity

STUDENT'S HAND BOOK



COUNSELLING Learning is possible only in a tension and fear free atmosphere. A counselling centre is functioning in St. John’s to reduce the tension and fear of students. The Health Wellness Teacher is in charge of the counselling centre and students and parents can avail of the services of the counsellor when ever it is necessary.

CONVEyANCE

The students can make use of the school buses for their conveyance. The route and other details can be known from the office. Boarding pass must be shown at the time of boarding the buses. Strict discipline should be maintained by the students inside the school buses because it reflects the total discipline of the school. Those without the boarding pass and defaulters of conveyance fees are strictly prohibited from using the conveyance facility. Parents/Guardians or others are not permitted to use the school buses. Students/Guardians are required to be present at the boarding point 10 minutes before departure and arrival of the bus. Bus fee shall be paid in four equal instalments along with the tuition fee.

Using hired vehicle is discouraged. But those students who use hired vehicles for their conveyance, other than the school buses, shall report the same to school office, including the name, registration number etc. of the hired vehicles. However the school takes no responsibility in this regard.

Change in the use of school conveyance must be reported in the office and the journey card should be returned before the change is effected.

SCHOOL

ASSEMBLYSenior Assembly (IX to XII) - Monday & ThursdayJunior Assembly (V to VIII) - Tuesday & FridayKids’ Assembly (I to IV) - Wednesday

Be your own judge and be happy



GENERAL RULES OF CONDUCT AND DISCIPLINE

Whenever individuals live together, discipline is necessary and, this is especially true of an educational institution. This discipline is formative, not repressive; it helps the student to develop self - control, which is the essence for a well-ordered and successful life. Therefore, the school requires of its students to conform to certain regulations aimed at the growth of the entire school and more so for the individual student.1. It is compulsory for all the students to SPEAK IN ENGLISH within the school campus.2. Students are expected to COMPLy strictly with the instructions relating to the LANGUAGE

SKILLS and activities which are intended to motivate them to speak in English.3. Every student shall CARRY with him/her the SCHOOL DIARY DAILY.4. The warning bell before class is signal for all to go to their respective class rooms. This

should be done in silence5. All pupils are expected to be PRESENT AT THE ASSEMBLy. While marching to the assembly

ground and returning to the class rooms they should observe silence. Late comers should get permission from the Principal/Vice Principal before entering the class.

6. Attendance is taken at the beginning of both the sessions in the morning and afternoon.7. No child is permitted to leave the school premises without the permission granted by the

Principal/Vice Principal and that too on the written request of the parents in the hand book.8. Students are expected to SHOW RESPECT to all the members of the staff. They should

stand up and greet the teachers when they enter and leave the class room9. Students are expected to show gentleness and courtesy to their companions. Refinement

should distinguish every pupil of this school.10. All should BE habitually CLEAN AND NEATLy DRESSED. The SCHOOL UNIFORM IS TO BE

WORN ON ALL SCHOOL DAYS. A student who is slovenly dressed may not be permitted into the class room or may even be sent home.

11. Pupils are not expected to keep or read, books, newspapers, periodicals and other items which may be considered objectionable.

12. The Principal has the right to confiscate from the pupils, books newspapers, periodicals and other items which may be considered objectionable.

13. MONEy SHOULD NOT BE LENT OR BORROWED nor should articles be exchanged among the students.

14. NO COLLECTION OF MONEy for any purpose whatsoever is to be made and no meeting ‘demonstration’ party or picnic be held without the prior permission of the principal

15. Parents’ visit to the members of the staff and any gathering arranged in their honour also requires the prior sanction of the Principal.

16. Any pupil desiring to be exempted from P.T. or games must produce a doctor’s certificate to the effect that he/she is physically unfit to take part in them.

18. PROPER CARE SHOULD BE TAKEN of THE SCHOOL PROPERTy and pupils should not scratch

Let your life lightly dance on the edges of Time like dew on the tip of a leaf

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or spoil desks or chairs or damage any school furniture, write or draw anything on the wall or any way damage things belonging to others, Damage done, even by accident, should be reported at once to the class teacher or to the Principal. Any damage done will be made good by the one who has done it. In the absence of this common fine will be charged from all the pupils of the class or classes. Any one who sees something damaged should report the matter to the Principal even if he/she does not know who has done it. No pupil should bring razor blades, or any sharp instrument to school.

19. All letters and correspondences addressed to students are subject to scrutiny by the Principal.

20. The school is not responsible for articles or money lost. It is NOT ADVISABLE TO WEAR ANy KIND OF ORNAMENTS except simple ear-studs by girls. Pupils below class V should not wear wrist watches in the school. NO STUDENT SHALL APPLy NAIL POLISH OR POLISH OF ANy KIND ON THE BODy.

21. Running, playing, shouting and whistling inside the school buildings are not permitted.22. Parents/Guardians are not permitted to walk into class rooms or meet teachers during the

class hours.23. The name of the class and the section of the pupil should be clearly marked on all his/her

belongings.24. Students should MOVE IN LINE towards the water taps for washing hands at lunch time

and intervals.25. Students should behave in a refined manner. Wherever they go, they should always

remember, that the school is judged by their conduct. They should always GREET their TEACHERS, ELDERS and FRIENDS in pleasant and audible tone of voice, whenever they meet them in the school or outside.

26. Cycle must be locked and kept only at the cycle stand. No vehicle should be driven in to the school campus. While entering or leaving the school gate, one must walk in and walk out.

27. Students who come to school, escorted by servants, should not leave the school before the servant arrives. In case of any delay, it should be reported to the school office.

28. Those who go home by themselves should reach home straight without loitering on the way. Students are warned NOT TO BUy ANyTHING especially eatables FROM STREET VENDORS. The school canteen supplies the required eatables for students from class V onwards

29. Enrollment in St. John’s School implies on the part of Pupils and Parents willingness to comply with the requirements and regulations of the school.

30. The Principal has the right to suspend or order for the withdrawal of any pupil, without having to state any reason provided that the Principal is satisfied that such a step is necessary in the interest of the school.

31. “All lasting education first begins at home”. PARENTS ARE REqUESTED TO CHECK THE DIARIES OF THE CHILDREN at least once a week and ensure that instructions are being followed by their children properly.

All Children are artists. The problem is how to remain an artist once he grows up



32. Use of Pan Masala, chewing gum, tattooing etc. are strictly prohibited.33. MOBILE PHONES ARE NOT PERMITTED IN THE SCHOOL. If any mobile phones are found

with pupils, they will be confiscated. Similarly pupils must not bring CD s, pen-drive, memory cards, i-pods etc to the school.

34. In emergency cases, the students can use phone from the reception with prior permission from the authorities of the school.

35. VIOLATION OF THESE RULES WILL INVITE PENALTIES

HOSTEL FACILITIESBoarding facility is provided for girl students from Class VI to XII

CANTEEN

Canteen facility is provided for the students of St. John’s. However students from V to XII only are permitted to avail these facilities. The following items are available in the canteen.

Tea/ Coffee | Soft drinks | Snacks

The secret of success is to do the common things uncommonly well

orHOW TO LEARN MORE IN LESS TIME

1. Sit to study with a smiling face2. Make a plan / timetable to study3. Give importance to all subjects and languages.4. Identify the difficult subjects and give more time to study the difficult ones. 5. Study difficult subjects when the mind is fresh.6. Learning has two phases-study and revision.7. First phase happens in the class room and second phase at home at different times.8. When you study at school, always be attentive and do the activities with involvement.9. Each day, come to school with preparation and expectation10. Make a note of homework and assignments that your teachers give you daily

TIPS FORSTUDY

STUDENT'S HAND BOOK



11. When you want to learn a new difficult chapter ask yourself the following questions and find the answers while you learn the new topic.

a. What are the ideas in this topic ?b. What is the most important point?c. What are the other important points ?d. What are the examples given ?e. What are some other examples I can find ?f. Can I define the important concepts in this topic ?g. What are the sub points of the important points ?h. Why should I learn this chapter ?i. Can I translate /summarize/ expand the idea/ reasons /methods etc in my own

way ?j. Can I support or disagree to the ideas in the chapter ?k. Can I make a mind map /concept map/chart/diagram based on the topic ?l. Can I solve some problems using the information I gathered from this topic ?

12. Learning is possible with physical presence, mental presence and spiritual presence.

13. Physical presence is easy, Mental presence is not easy.

14. Physical and mental presence will ensure spiritual presence.

15. To ensure presence of mind, give the mind some activities. The suggested activities are.a. Finding main points, sub points, examples etc.b. Defining concepts in your own words.c. Consolidating the ideas.d. Categorising the idease. Analysing the ideas.f. Summarising the ideas.g. Try to write down all the above in a word, phrase or sentence.h. you may also put the above in a table, chart, diagram, or graph.

The butterfly counts not months but moments, and has time enough



Dear Parents/Guardians,

a. Kindly, make use of this Hand Book. Valuable comments from teachers will be written on the page of the Hand Book marked TEACHER’S REMARKS.

b. Please, do attend the P.T.A. meeting regularly. you will be able to meet the teachers during those days and discuss your child’s progress with them.

c. Please, visit the teachers during the intervals in Reception room only; lunch break time is ideal for visit.

d. Please, remember that a disciplined child at home will be a disciplined child at school also. Take interest in their tests, assignments, and their daily work and also in their co - curricular activities.

e. Private tuitions are not to be encouraged.f. Please, do not harass your children, abuse or punish them when they fall short of your

expectations in academic performance. Try to encourage and instill confidence in them. Please, try to examine if yOU are in any way responsible for the backwardness of your child.

g. Kindly, avoid criticizing the teachers in the presence of your children.h. Please, do not believe everything your children tell you about the teachers or school.

Children are very imaginative and they cook up stories to escape punishment, scolding or negative comments.

i. But if you have genuine complaints please, do not hesitate to ask the teachers directly or bring the matter to the notice of the school authorities.

j. If any parent desires to take away his/her ward from the school, during the working hours, he/she shall obtain permission from the Principal/Vice Principal and shall also sign in the Movement Register. Parents are advised to send a letter of authorisation, if some one else is deputed to collect their wards from the school.

k. Parents are requested to keep all the receipts of payments and other valuable documents of their ward, which are given from the school. The caution deposit will be refunded only after returning its receipt. Parents are also requested to send their wards to school in full uniform, to give enough attention to their health, study, growth etc. and to keep their uni-form, identity cards, school bags, books, tiffin boxes and waterbottles etc. neat and tidy.

l. Parents should not allow their wards to bring to school any valuable ornaments, money,

A WORD TO THEPARENTS/GUARDIANS

Trees are the earth’s end less effort to the listening heaven

STUDENT'S HAND BOOK



fancy items, toys and weapons of any kind. The school takes no responsibility for the loss of any articles in the school premises.

m. Lunch should be provided to children only in boxes along with a towel for keeping the lunch place of every student tidy. Excess food if any should be taken back home. Parent shall send food neither in plantain leaf nor in plastic sheets.

n. Text books, note books etc should be neatly covered. All the belongings especially Umbrella, Lunch Box, Water Bottle etc. should be provided with some suitable marks of identification.

o. Complaints, if any, shall be brought to the notice of the Principal/Vice Principal.p. Parents and students can put their complaints in the complaint boxesq. FINE ` 25/- WILL BE LEVIED FROM THE INDISCIPLINED STUDENTS. The amount shall be

transferred to charity fund.r. Parents are NOT PERMITTED to go to class rooms during working hours

PARENT-TEACHER MEETING

Keeping in mind the prime importance and advantage of close contact with the parents/guardians for the growth of the institution, Parent-Teacher meetings are conducted, class wise, three times a year for all classes separately. Parents will be invited individually, as and when it is found necessary.

VISITING TIMETeachers : During interval, Lunch Break / After class 3.40 - 4.00 pm for LKG to VIII 4.20 - 4.35 pm for IX to X

Principal : 8.30 to 9.00, 2.00 to 4.30 pm

Prayer and practice make a successful life



A series of programmes have been planned for execution to make St. John’s a centre of excellence.

We visualise

• Excellent facilities • Excellent faculty and • Excellent fellows

Some of the salient features of the programme are :

1. ENABLING CLASSROOMS

• Develop mentally vibrant classroom experiences which call for higher level thinking skills including analysis, synthesis, evaluation, interpretation etc.

• Facilitate expression of ideas and messages, form mental images - paintings, construc-tion, music, play etc.

• Encouraging, sharing and gaining other’s perspectives, move to new levels of awareness • Help them learn through meaningful activity - open ended discussions and long term

activities - development of interrelationship between things. • Enable cross functional thinking across the curriculum • Empower to work on in-depth exploration.

2. ATMOSPHERE • Nature friendly • Calm, peaceful & serene • Spick and span • Learner friendly • Teacher friendly • Parent friendly

3. TEACHER • With the right attitude and aptitude. • Know their role in the changed scenario. • Always a co-learner • Promotes innovation. • Provides new experience every time. • Promotes thinking and creativity.

ST.jOHN’SCENTRE OF EXCELLENCE

STUDENT'S HAND BOOK



• Plans, prepares and executes. • Makes learners self-reliant. • Always aware of educational developments taking place globally. • Makes herself / himself fresh through in service training. • Makes the best use of science and technology in teaching.

4. STUDENTS • Unique individuals • Acme of perfection • Self confident • Disciplined • Creative and innovative • Pioneers & leaders • Useful and responsible citizens. • Excellent in thought, words, actions habits and character

5. SMART CLASS Today’s class rooms are marked by changes ushered in by technology. New technology

driven initiatives are being taken up by institutions so as to enable teachers to make day-today teaching and learning more enriching and rewarding. At the same time, the world is transforming in to a knowledge era where information is serving as the springboard to growth and development. It is therefore imperative that institutions empower themselves by leveraging technology appropriately to meet the challenges of the future.

With a view to achieving the boon of technology, St. John’s has installed 45 smart class rooms.

6. COMPETITIONS The school helps the students to explore all possible opportunities to participate in inter-

house, inter-school, regional and state level competitions. But the expenses and the risks of all competitions except the inter-houses must be borne by the students and parents.

shapes and sharpens the progenyESTD. 1984

ST. JOHN'S SCHOOLANCHAL, KOLLAM DISTRICT, KERALA - 691 306

AFFILIATED TO C.B.S.E, NEW DELHI | AFFILIATION NO:930151 | SCHOOL CODE: 06650

THE MALANKARA CATHOLIC EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY OF THE MAJOR ARCHDIOCESE OF TRIVANDRUM

THIS SCHOOL IS MANAGED BY

STUDENT’S HANDBOOK2019-2020

Name

Class

Roll No

Section

Admission No

0475-2272357 [email protected]

Helpline Numbers: 8281 5959 48 | 8281 5959 38

SCHOOL ANTHEMAlmighty God, Almighty GodAlmighty God everYou are the Lord of Heaven and earthAnd we are thy children dearAnd we are thy kids at St. John’s

Bless us O God, and keep us so purein body and soul todayHelp us to learn thy wisdom so wellfrom teachers and nature’s display

Mould us O God, our mind and heartsin Love and KindlinessAnd grant us the grace to serve mankindin flowing friendliness

Thank you O God for all your gisStrewn On hills and dalesParents and home, teachers and friends

and St. John’s School dear!St. John’s School dear!and St. John’s School dear!

St. John the beloved of His SonSt. John’s patron in heavenShower heavenly rays on usStrengthen all our eorts to Shape and sharpen the progeny

ST. JOHN THE APOSTLEOUR PATRON SAINT

SCHOOL HOURS

CLASS TIMESecondary & Senior Secondary 9.00 am to 4.20 pmMiddle, Primary & KG 9.00 am to 3.40 pm

OFFICE TIME8.30 am to 4.30 pm

RECEPTION TIME8.30 am to 5.00 pm

HELPLINE NUMBERS7.00 am to 7.00 pm

HAND BOOKBRING THIS

TO SCHOOL EVERY DAY

HIS BEATITUDEBASELIOS CARDINAL CLEEMIS CATHOLICOS

PATRON & PRESIDENTMALANKARA CATHOLIC EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY

FOUNDERHIS GRACE REV. BENEDICT MAR GREGORIOSDIRECTOR (UN AIDED SCHOOLS)RT. REV. MSGR. DR. MATHEW MANAKKARAKAVIL COR-EPISCOPA LOCAL MANAGER & CHAIRMAN (SCHOOL MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE)REV. FR. BOVAS MATHEWMOB: 9447 661 943

VICE CHAIRMAN (SCHOOL MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE)MR. K.M. MATHEW M.A, B.ED, D.T.EMOB: 9447 332 240

PRINCIPALMS. SUSAN KOSHY M.A, B.ED, SETMOB: 9462 392 398

SPEAK IN ENGLISH within the school campus

FULL SCHOOL UNIFORM

is compulsory for allthe occassions

On Wednesdays the entireschool wear

FULL WHITEUNIFORM

Every student shall wear SCHOOL UNIFORM on all working days including

Saturdays and during special classes

HAND BOOK SHOULD BE USED AS A RECORD FOR LEAVE



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02 0401 03 05 06

SUNDAY WEDNESDAYMONDAY THURSDAYTUESDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

07 09 1108 10 12 13

14 16 1815 17 19 20

21 23 2522 24 26 27

28 3029

SECONDSATURDAY

DR.B.R AMBEDKAR JAYANTHI

EASTER

- HOLIDAY

Think in the morning, act in the noon, eat in the evening, sleep in the night



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05 07 0906 08 10 11

12 14 1613 15 17 18

19 21 2320 22 24 25

26 28 3027 29 31

SECONDSATURDAY

Secondary & Sr. Secondary

SCHOOL OPENS FOR

- HOLIDAY

It is a rough road that leads to the heights of greatness



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First Term ExamSTD XII

PT 1STD IX & X

UKG - STD IV

SCHOOL RE-OPENS

WORLD ENVIRONMENT DAY SECOND SATHOLIDAY HOLIDAY

01


02 04 0603 05 07 08

09 1312 14 15

16 18 2017 19 21 22

23 25 2724 26 28 29

- HOLIDAY

Anti ChildLabour Day

30

No. of Working Days = 22

Home is where the heart is - Pliny

INTEGRITYVALUE OF THE MONTH

10 LKG BEGINS SCHOOL BLESSING11

BloomingBud's Day



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KARKADAKAVAVU

HOLIDAY

SECONDSATURDAY

HOLIDAY

02 0401ST.THOMAS DAY

HOLIDAY03 05 06


07 09 1108 10 12 13

14 16 18MAR IVANIOS DAY

HOLIDAY15 17 19 20

21 23 2522 24 26 27

28 3029 31

PT 1STD I TO VIII

LANGUAGEFEST

- HOLIDAY No. of Working Days = 23

There are three signs of a hypocrite: When he speaks, he lies. When hs promises, he breaks it;When hs is entrusted he violates the trust.

RESPONSIBILITYVALUE OF THE MONTH



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AYYANKALIJAYANTHI

HOLIDAYARTSFEST

SAHODAYAKID'S FEST

SECONDSATURDAY

SREEKRISHNAJAYANTHI

ARTSFEST

HOLIDAY

HOLIDAY

01 02 03


04 06 0805 07 09 10

11 13 1512 14 16 17

18 20 2219 21 23 24

25 27 2926 28 30 31

QUIT INDIA DAY

NAGASAKI DAYSAHODAYA LANG. FEST

SAHODAYAKID'S FEST


Reach high, for stars lie hidden in your soul. Dream deep, for every dream proceeds the goal

RESPECTVALUE OF THE MONTH



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HOLIDAYONAMHOLIDAYS

OZONE DAY

ONAMHOLIDAYS

ONAMHOLIDAYS

ONAMHOLIDAYS

ONAMHOLIDAYS

ONAMHOLIDAYS

FIRST ONAM THIRUVONAM THIRD ONAMFOURTH ONAMSREENARAYANAGURU JAYANTHI

SECONDSATURDAY

ENGINEERSDAY

ONAMHOLIDAYS

ONAMHOLIDAYS

01 03 0504 06 07


08 10 1211 13 14

15 17 1918 20 21

22 24 2623 25 27 28

29 30

First Term ExamSTD X & IX

2nd Term ExamSTD XII

PT 2STD I - VIII

1st Term ExamSTD I - VIII

02Onam

Celebration

09

16RE-UNION

DAY

HOLIDAY

SREENARAYANAGURU SAMADHI

UN DAY FOR PEACE& NON-VIOLENCE

ROSE DAY(Welfare of

Cancer Patients)


Unless you try to do something beyond what you have already mastered, you will never grow

FAIRNESSVALUE OF THE MONTH



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SAHODAYA LEVELARTS FEST

SAHODAYA LEVELARTS FEST

SECONDSATURDAY

International Day of Non-Violence

HOLIDAY

HOLIDAY01 0302


06 10 11 12

13 15 1716 18 19

20 2221 23 25 26

27 29 3128 30

04 05

MAHANAVAMIHOLIDAY

INDIANAIRFORCE DAY

HOLIDAY 0907 08

14 1st Term ExamSTD I - VIII

24


He is with you whereever you are

EMPATHYVALUE OF THE MONTH

FOUNDER'S DAY



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SECOND SATNATIONALCANCER

AWARENESS DAY

HOLIDAY

01 02


03 05 0704 06 08 09

10 12 1411 13 15 16

17 19 2118 20 22 23

24 26 2825 27SAHODAYA

SPORTS MEETSAHODAYA

SPORTS MEET29 30


The object of education is to prepare the young to educate themselves through out their lives

COURAGEVALUE OF THE MONTH



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ChristmasHolidays

ChristmasHolidays

ChristmasHolidays

ChristmasHolidays

ChristmasHolidays

ChristmasHolidays

ChristmasHolidays

ChristmasHolidays

SECOND SATHOLIDAY

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08 1009 11 13 14

15 17 1916 18 20 21

22 24 2623 25 27 28

29 30

02 PT 3

III Term ExamSTD XII

II Term ExamSTD XIPT 3

STD III, IX & X

STD I-VIII

12

minoritiesrightsday


Nothing great is evr achieved without enthusiasm - R.W. Emerson

RESILIENCEVALUE OF THE MONTH



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19 21 2320 22 24 25

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HOLIDAY

HOLIDAY

MANAM JAYANTHI

SECOND SATURDAY

11

15


A stitch is time saves nine

TEAMWORKVALUE OF THE MONTH

FEAST DAY OFPATRON



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02 04 0603 05 07

09 11 1310 12 14 15

16 18 2017 19 22

23 25 2724 26 28 29

01 ANNUAL EXAMSTD VII, IX & XI

HOLIDAY SECOND

SATURDAY

HOLIDAY

08

21


The purpose of life is a life of purpose

EXCELLENCEVALUE OF THE MONTH



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08 10 1209 11 13

16 18 2017 19 21 22

23 25 2624 26 27 28

29 3130

HOLIDAY SECOND

SATURDAY

02 BOARD EXAMSTD X & XII

ANNUAL EXAMSTD KG - VII

05

15

HARVESTDAY

THANKS-GIVING

DAY

- HOLIDAY

Victory belongs to the most persevering



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Home Assignment RecordDate Subject Home Assignment

Every great advance in science has been issued from a new audacity of imagination



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Strong reasons make strong actions



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Education’s responsibility is to replace an empty mind with an open one.




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The highest result of education is tolerance - Helen Keller




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The years teach much that the days never know



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No gift is more precious than a good advice



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Whoever is not greateful to man is never grateful to God.



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Record of Late Arrivals

Date Time of Arrival Reasons Signature of

ParentTeacher's

Observations Remarks

Education is for improving the lives of others and for leaving your community and world better than you find it



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Record of Late Arrivals

Date Time of Arrival Reasons Signature of

ParentTeacher's

Observations Remarks

The powerful is not he who knocks down others; undoubted ly the powerful is the one who controls himself in a fit of anger



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Principal's Remarks

Date Remarks Signature of Parent/Guardian

You can’t teach anyone anything. You can only help them find it within themselves



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Principal's Remarks


Time and tide wait for none



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Teacher's Remarks


Knowledge is power



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Teacher's Remarks


Education is our birth right



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Teacher's Remarks


Strong reasons make strong actions



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Teacher's Remarks


Education is to know, to be, to live and to live together.



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Teacher's Remarks


Practice alone makes one perfect



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Teacher's Remarks


Learning from experience is a faculty almost never practised



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Teacher's Remarks


The deepest hunger of a heart is faithfulness - Eliot



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Parent's Remarks


Happiness depends on what you can give, not on what you can get



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Parent's Remarks


A good book is the best friend, the same today and for ever



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Parent's Remarks




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Parent's Remarks


Democracy and socialism are means to an end, not the end itself



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Parent's Remarks


Culture is the widening of the mind and of the spirit



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Parent's Remarks


Democracy and socialism are means to an end, not the end itself



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Student's Request

Date Student's Request Signature of Parent/Guardian

Culture is the widening of the mind and of the spirit



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Student's Request


The purpose of life is to fight maturity



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Student's Request


Don’t be pushed by your deam. Be led by your dreams



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Student's Request


Education: a debt due from present to future generations



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Student's Request


Avoid jealousy, for this destroys good deeds as fire destroys wood



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Student's Request


An open car is the only believable sign of an open heart - David Augsburger



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Record of AbsenceNumber of days absent

Date Reason Signature of Parent/Guardian

Initial of Class Teacher



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Record of AbsenceNumber of days absent

Date Reason Signature of Parent/Guardian

Initial of Class Teacher

STUDENT'S HAND BOOK



Acknowledgement of School Circulars

Date Circular Number Acknowledgement



List of Library Books Read

Date Author Title

STUDENT'S HAND BOOK



Details of Outstanding Achievements

Achievement Nature of Acheivement Teacher's Signature

Signature of Parent/Guardian



Details of Outstanding Achievements

Achievement Nature of Acheivement Teacher's Signature


STUDENT'S HAND BOOK



Details of Improvements Suggested

Date Details of Improvement Teacher's Signature


STUDENT'S HAND BOOK






STUDENT'S HAND BOOK



Notes



Notes

STUDENT'S HAND BOOK



Notes



Notes

STUDENT'S HAND BOOK



Notes



Notes

STUDENT'S HAND BOOK



Notes



Notes

STUDENT'S HAND BOOK



Notes



Notes

STUDENT'S HAND BOOK



LISTOF TEXT BOOKS

LKG01 Blooming Buds I

02 Blooming Buds II

03 Blooming Buds III

04 Pass word success with cursive writing

UKG01 Blooming Buds I

02 Blooming Buds II

03 Blooming Buds III

04 Pass word success with cursive writing

05 Informatic Technology

STD I01 Tulips Plus I

02 Tulips Plus II

03 Madhukiran (Hindi)

04 Mathrubhasha Padavali

05 IT Apps

06 My Little World Value of Education

07 Dialogue



STD II01 Tulips Plus I

02 Tulips Plus II


04 Mathrubhasha Padavali

05 IT Apps Windows

06 Dialogue

07 My Beautiful Home Value of Education

STD III01 English Access Course Book

02 English Access Literature Reader


04 Kerala Padavali Bhagam I

05 Kerala Padavali Bhagam II

06 Buzz Maths

07 IT Apps (Computer)

08 GK (Treasure)

09 The Earth & US (EVS)

10 Dialogue

11 My Habits Value of Education

STD IV01 English Access Course Book

02 English Access Literature Reader


04 Kerala Padavali Bhagam I

05 Kerala Padavali Bhagam II

06 Buzz Maths


08 GK (Treasure)

09 The Earth & US (EVS)

10 Dialogue

11 My Self Value of Education

STD V01 Active Teach Frames Course Book

02 Active Teach Frames W/B

03 Active Teach Frames Literature Reader


05 Kerala Padavali

06 Adistana Padavali

07 CPA Maths

08 New getting ahead in Social Studies


10 GK (Treasure)

11 Frank Primary Science

12 Dialogue

13 Secret of Happiness Value of Education

STD VI01 Honey Suckle English Course Book

NCERT

02 Grammar with Smile

03 A pack with the Sun English Reader NCERT

04 Hindi NCERT- Vasanth

05 Kerala Padavali


07 Science NCERT

08 History (Our Pasts-I)

09 Geography (The Earth our habitat)

10 Social & Political Life - I

11 Mathematics NCERT

12 IT Apps

13 GK (Treasure)

14 Dialogue

15 Art of International Skills Value of Education

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STD VII01 English Course Book NCERT

Honeycomb


03 An Alien Hand-English Reader NCERT


05 Kerala Padavali


07 Science NCERT

08 History (Our Pasts-II)

09 Geography (Our Environment)

10 Social & Political Life - II


12 IT Apps

13 GK (Treasure)

14 Dialogue

15 Success is a Journery Value of Education

STD VIII01 English Course Book NCERT Honey

Dew


03 It so happened-English Reader NCERT


05 Kerala Padavali


07 Science NCERT

08 History (Our Pasts-III) Part I & II

09 Geography (Resources & Development)

10 Social & Political Life - III


12 IT Apps

13 GK (Treasure)

14 Dialogue

15 Effective Leadership Value of Education

STD IX01 English Beehive

02 Words & Expressions Interact in English W/B

03 Moments

04 Sparch Bhag I

05 Sanchayan Bhag I

06 Kerala Padavali


08 Science

09 History (India & The Contemporary World) I

10 Geography (Contemporary India) I

11 Economics 9

12 Politics (Democractic Politics 9)

13 Mathematics for Class 9

14 IT Apps

15 Thejaswiyaya Vagmi (Malayalam)

16 Three Men in a Boat

17 Responsible Personal Life Value of Education

STD X01 English The First Flight

02 Foot prints without feet

03 Sparch Bhag II

04 Sanchayan Bhag II

05 Kerala Padavali


07 Science

08 History (India & The Contemporary World)



09 Geography (Contemporary India)

10 Economics 10

11 Politics (Democractic Politics 10)

12 Mathematics for Class 10

13 IT Apps

14 Chattampiswamikal (Malayalam)

15 Personal Maturity Value of Education

16 Story of My Life

STD XI01 English Hornbill

02 English Snapshot

03 Hindi Vidhan

04 Hindi Aaroh

05 Mathematics Part - I

06 Physics Part 1

07 Physics Part 2

08 Chemistry Part 1

09 Chemistry Part 2

10 Biology

11 Computer Science

12 Business Studies

13 Statistics for Economics

14 Introductory Micro Economics

15 Accountancy Financial Accounting Part 1

16 Accountancy Financial Accounting Part 2

17 Prathibhashalikal - Malayalam

18 The Canterville Ghost

STD XII01 English Core - Flemmingo

02 English (Super Reader - Vistas)

03 Hindi Vidhan

04 Hindi Aaroh

05 Mathematics Part - I

06 Mathematics Part - II

07 Physics Part 1

08 Physics Part 2

09 Chemistry Part 1

10 Chemistry Part 2

10 Biology

11 Business Studies 1

12 Business Studies 2

13 Statistics for Economics

14 Introductory Macro Economics

15 Introductory Micro Economics

16 Partnership and Company Accounts

17 Analysis of Financial Statements

18 Computer Science

19 Invisible Man

20 Ammaykku - Malayalam

STUDENT'S HAND BOOK



PRINCIPAL

1 Ms. Susan Koshy M.A., B.Ed., SET 0475-2272357 (O) 0475-2273284 (R) 9562392398

HIGHER SECoNdARy SECtIoN2 Ms.Sasikala P [S.H]* M.Sc, B.Ed 96566533043 Ms. Santhi V. Sasidharan [A.C]* M.Sc, M.Ed 80895600564 Mr. Abhilash P.M. M.Sc, B.Ed, SET 94968185305 Ms. Asha S M.Com, B.Ed, SET 94474016436 Ms. Lima K Mathew M.A., B.Ed 82817741327 Ms. Sreeletha E J B.Sc, B.Ed,PGDCA, MCA 99612077778 Ms. Mariyamma Preethi M.A., B.Ed, MBA 96451937389 Ms. Tina P J M.Sc 8075361103

SECoNdARy SECtIoN10 Mr. N.V Vincent [S.H]* B.A, B.Ed 894366303511 Ms. Maya Prabha [A.C]* M.Sc, B.Ed, KTET 0475-2279253 949520629312 Ms. Anitha Thomas M.A, M.Ed 960523397713 Ms. Anuja B.S. M.Sc, B.Ed 0475-2274662 949627043114 Ms. Bincy Elsa Baby M.Sc, B.Ed, SET 974718562015 Ms. Chippy Chandran M.A, B.Ed, KTET 960509985816 Ms. Girijadevi S. M.A, B.Ed 960558690517 Ms. Mubeena Beevi E M.A, B.Ed, SET 989578669218 Ms. Nayana Vijayan M.Sc, B.Ed 854797647719 Ms. Reni George B.Sc, MCA 0475-2273940 944725721220 Ms. Renya R. M.A, B.Ed, SET 949543094221 Ms. Shahina P.P M.Sc, B.Ed 984682077222 Ms. Sheena A.N. M.Sc., B.Ed 984636344123 Mr. Thomas Cheriyan B.A, Sahitya Acharya 8086359544



MIddLE SECtIoN24 Ms. Jeni James [S.H]* M.A, B.Sc, B.Ed 0475-2274002 999575758025 Ms. Sujamol M. [A.C]* M.A, B.Ed, SET 994736205626 Ms. Abini Abraham M.Sc, B.Ed 907236468027 Ms. Ambili R Vijayan B.A, B.Ed 999559412128 Ms. Ann Mary Elizabeth MA, TTC., B.Ed, K-TET 994601794229 Ms. Aswathy P B.Tech 854726677730 Ms. Biji George M.A, B.Ed 0475-2272621 974670833231 Ms. Bini Varghese M.Sc., B.Ed 963393891232 Ms. Bincy Rajan M.Sc, B.Ed 0475-2293678 949761930033 Ms. Chithra J. Nair M.A, B.Ed 0475-2277393 949512774734 Ms. Daisy Tharian M.A 0474-2457516 974577308135 Ms. Deepa L B.Sc, B.Ed 963328714736 Ms. Deepa Thankachan M.A, B.Ed, CTET 940091441137 Ms. Divyakumari S M.A, B.Ed, CTET 944714685138 Ms. Drishya Mohan M.Sc, B.Ed 994659113939 Ms. Geetha S. M.A, B.Ed, CTET 0475-2317382 949570051740 Ms. Geethakumary K.B. M.A, B.Ed, KTET 949775584441 Ms. Jessy Clair M.A, B.Sc, B.Ed, CTET 808940022042 Ms. Keerthi Mithra V. M.A, B.Ed, SET, IELTS 974463194943 Ms. Lailamma Sebastian B.Sc, B.Ed 0475-2272332 904841533944 Ms. Leni L. B.Sc, B.Ed 0475-2274943 924984310445 Ms. Letha Kumary S SA, ATC 974431762646 Ms. Lissy Alexander R.P, S.S 0475-2304598 949575409847 Ms. Lissy Chacko M.A, B.Ed 0475-2277479 994601734348 Ms. Neena Varghese M.Sc, B.Ed, SET 904811825049 Dr. Nissy John M.Sc, B.Ed, Phd 811303811550 Ms. Sali S. Nandan M.Sc, B.Ed, CTET, K-TET, SET 9207618693

PRIMARy SECtIoN51 Ms. Mini M. [S.H]* M.A, B.Ed 960594172152 Ms. Saji P.T. [A. C]* B.Sc, B.Ed 996180246453 Ms. Ambili R. B.Sc, B.Ed 949527762454 Mr. Aneesh K. Abraham M.A, B.Ed 984707308255 Ms. Anila M. M.A, B.Ed 963366651756 Ms. Asha Sundaram M.A, B.Ed, K-TET 854702630357 Ms. Beena L. M.A, B.Ed 0475-2277467 989584783158 Ms. Bindhu P.S. B.A, B.Ed 944690660159 Ms. Deepa S. Paul B.A., TTC 8547478022

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60 Ms. Jayasree S B.A, B.Ed 9061736779 918854303861 Ms. Jincy John B.Sc., B.Ed 940097473162 Ms. Kamaladevi S BPA, Dance, PPTTC 0475-2294087 984719213763 Ms. Lailaja V. B.Sc, PGDCA 944790767564 Ms. Latha Varghese B.Com, HDC, H.B, S.A 949547618065 Ms. Liji Jacob M.A, B.Ed 949610713766 Ms. Minu A. S.A, H.B., A.C 949547352867 Ms. Neethu Thankachan B.A, DM, TTC 8921950822 940047422068 Ms. Nisha B.L. M.A, TTC, CTET 0475-2271304 949713375569 Ms. Reeja Mol M J B.Sc, B.Ed 956726296570 Ms. Reshma Das B.Tech 974798295071 Ms. Sancy Issac B.Com, H.B, S.A, K-TET 974549487472 Ms. Shali Xavier M.A, M.Com., B.Ed 954452845473 Ms. Shibi Reji DCSE, CTTC 9946632679 944697668674 Ms. Sibi Ajeesh M.Com, B.Ed 7034560401 703456040275 Ms. Smitha K V M.A, B.Ed 952637860176 Ms. Smitha Thampi B.Sc., B.Ed 0475-2273053 974732305377 Ms. Sobhana V SA, ATC 808691432378 Ms. Sheeja Kumari M.A, B.Ed, SET 940028006979 Ms. Sreekala Devi O.A. M.A, B.Ed, SET 8078341629 974469077680 Ms. Stephy Johnson M.Sc, B.Ed, K-TET, C-TET 964599658381 Ms. Valsa Abraham B.Sc., B.Ed 9446706311

NURSERy SECtIoN82 Ms. Mereena Sam [A. C]* PPTTC 7025407577 984662657783 Ms. Ambili Mol K B NTC, DCM 996180244284 Ms. Ancy Achankunju DMTTC 703405251185 Ms. Anitha Kumary S. NTC 8848574428 984684369686 Ms. Anuja Kumary O PPTTC 944697332287 Ms. Beena Sam PPTTC 999579021788 Ms. Bindu S. SLNTTC 984697674689 Ms. Geethamani Amma D NTC 0475-2276162 952647479790 Ms. Jennifer J. Ferns B.A 6238482738 984746132691 Ms. Maniveena M S DMTTC 828114836692 Ms. Rosamma P.A. KNTTC 974541783793 Ms. Salamma Mathew PPTTC 0475-2288119 974533897194 Ms. Seena Dalmy B.A, DMTTC 984767212895 Ms. Santhi S.P. B.A, DMTTC 6238719089 894339423996 Ms. Shyni Biju PPTTC 0475-2274151 9495700039



97 Ms. Soumya M.S. B.Sc. DMTTC 815708060198 Ms. Vinitha V.S. TTC 7902586303

EXAM Co-oRdINAtoR99 Mr. Vincent N.V. B.A., B.Ed. 8943663035

LIbRARIAN100 Ms. Rajalekshmi L B.Com, B.Lib.Sc. 9946493141

CoUNSELLoR (HEALtH WELLNESS tEACHER)101

PHySICAL EdUCAtIoN102 Mr. Ajay Jayakumar M.P.E 8129320152103 Ms. Athira Omanakkuttan B.P.E. 8113924420104 Ms. Beena S R B.P.Ed, BA, KTET 9446637300105 Ms. Saramma P CPEd 9496737812

MUSIC & ARtS106 Ms. Arya S Krishnan B.A 8547830799107 Ms. Aswathy V.V. BPA 0475-2271491 9400870184108 Ms. Sohini N R DFA 9539713515109 Ms. Rachana R Animation KGCE 8086801577

EMERITUS FACULTY MEMBERS110 Prof A. G. Mathews M.A 9447429669111 Sr. Sobha D.M B.A, Nursery Training 9496550353112 Ms. Saramma Varghese CPEd 9847963082113 Ms. Rosamma P.A. P.P.T.T.C 9745417837

S.H = Section Head, A.C = Academic Co-ordinator

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OFFICE1 Mr. Paul Thomas PRO 9447589222

2 Mr. M. Yohannan Head Accountant 9446108272

3 Ms. Ann Mary Sebeena Accountant 9447818178

4 Mr. Sajith P James Computer System Manager 9388886654

5 Mr. Sreekanth S “ 9744144406

6 Ms. Linda Shine Receptionist 8606395152

7 Ms. Asha Varghese Office Assistant 8129105220

8 Ms. Sheena Joshua “ 9446972839

9 Ms. Sreekumari Thankachi “ 9747052667

10 Ms. Jomy Johnson Lab Assistant 9526990085

11 Ms. Sreeja Biju “ 9846668814

12 Ms. Rosamma Achankunju Library Assistant 9961801975

13 Ms. Jinu Office Attender 9446430012

BUS STAFF14 Mr. Animon T Driver 9947082124

15 Mr. Ani S. “ 9947329230

16 Mr. Babu G (on Contract) “ 9048727123

17 Mr. Biju Mon “ 9961002899

18 Mr. Jose O “ 9847254886

19 Mr. Laiju Y “ 9446786035

20 Mr. Lijo K. Joy “ 9995723836

21 Mr. Reji John “ 8086965101



22 Mr. Samkutty L “ 9400344101

23 Mr. A.S. Surendran (on Contract) “ 9961847738

24 Mr. Vinod T. “ 9446956800

25 Mr. Aju T. Conductor 9496686606

26 Mr. Anoop Chacko “ 9605283832

27 Mr. Biju G. “ 9605234948

28 Mr. Biju George “ 9072473375

29 Mr. Jacob Francis “ 9847301742

30 Mr. Liju Varghese “ 9446181886

31 Mr. Reji K. “ 7034968459

32 Mr. Sajan Paul “ 9961792817

33 Mr. Shiju M.Y. “ 9744264586

34 Mr. Sibi Samuel “ 9496818843

CLEANING STAFF35 Ms. Aleyamma Varghese Ayah 7356753435

36 Ms. Ani O “ 9446707628

37 Ms. Ansi Nainan “ 8606470824

38 Ms. Bijimol T “ 9633803147

39 Ms. Jaya Saji “ 9961913233

40 Ms. Jolly Leon “ 9656674979

41 Ms. Jollykutty Raju “ 9747955007

42 Ms. Leelamma T “ 8086884507

43 Ms. Lizy Joy “ 9526779368

44 Ms. Marykutty Chacko “ 9846018991

45 Ms. Saramma Mathew “ 9526231583

46 Ms. Siji A “ 9961571375

47 Ms. Siji Samkutty “ 8281516561

48 Ms. Suma P P “ 9495806122

SECURITY49 Mr. Issac Samuel Security 9446181756

50 Mr. Gopalan R.(on Contract) “ 8157043073

51 Mr. Rajan T. G “ 9605372806

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