ANNUAL ACADEMIC CALENDAR JAVEED AHMAD WANI 1/4/2013

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1 2013 ANNUAL ACADEMIC CALENDAR JAVEED AHMAD WANI 1/4/2013

2 ANNUAL INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING & ACADEMIC CALENDAR JAWAHAR NAVODAYA VIDYALAYA HATBARA GANDERBAL JAMMU KASHMIR INDEX/KEY INDICATORS Page 2 of 59

3 Sr. No. Contents Page No. 1 Preface 2 About Srinagar & Ganderbal 3 Navodaya Vidyalaya Scheme 4 State Wise Distribution of Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalayas 5 Navodaya Vidyalaya Hatbara, Ganderbal at a Glance 6 Achievements in Academics 7 Our Principals 8 Our Family Members 9 Daily Routine 10 Routine for Sundays/Holidays 11 Class Teachers 12 Class Wise Time-Table 13 Teacher Wise Time-Table 14 Supervised/Remedial Study 15 Students Council 16 House System 17 Various Committee/Councils with objectives & members 18 Various Clubs with objectives & representatives 19 Annual Calendar Page 3 of 59

4 PREFACE Keeping in view the objectives, mission and vision of reforms in the field of Education, here is an effort of presenting the significant document namely Institutional Planning and Annual Calendar for the session It consists of an overview of the Vidyalaya like its establishment, growth and development. It also consists of all the key elements like Vidyalaya Management and Administration, responsibility sharing through various committees, clubs, activities etc. It also consists of the planning of the activities and important days which covers prominently Scientific, Literary/stage activities, Performing Arts and Arts related activities, prominent festivals, important holidays etc. While preparing this document the guidelines sent by Regional Office Chandigarh and Head Office Delhi have been taken into consideration. The efforts are directed towards fulfilling the objectives of Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti through optimum utilization of available resources both Human Resource and Material Resource. I am Grateful to all those who have helped me directly or indirectly in preparing this vital document. There is always scope for improvement as nothing is perfect or final in this world. So all sorts of creative suggestions are welcome for the improvement in the contents of this document. JAVEED AHMAD WANI Page 4 of 59

5 ABOUT KASHMIR According to Nilmatpurana which is the oldest legend (and also its translation---rajtarangini), Kashmir was once a lake known as Satisar, i.e., the lake of Sati, named after Parvati(Goddess Durga), the divine consort of Lord Shivameasuring depth in hundreds of feet. It was occupied by a demon Jalodbhava(Water Born) till Lord Vishnu occupied and assumed the form of a boar(varah) and and killed the demon and cut the mountain at Varahmulla (Varmul or Baramulla), bearing and opening in it for the river water to flow through. The water of the lake rushed out and the valley was free from demon. There was water all around. Kashyap Rishi drained off the water making it an abode. According to Nilmatpurana, the chief of the nagas, the author of the purana called Nila and the son of the sage Kashyap Rishi took care of the land and named it after his father (KASHMIR). Set like a jeweled crown on the map of India, Kashmir is a many faceted diamond, changing character with the seasons always extravagantly beautiful. Three Himalayan ranges Karakoram, Zanaskar and Pir Panjal snow capped, majestic, frame the landscape from northwest to northeast. They are the birthplace of great rivers which flow through the Kashmir valley. Rajtarangini the chronology of Kashmir kings written by Kalhan euoliges the beauty of Kashmir as follows: Kashmir Parvati Paroksh; Tat Swami ch Maheshwara:. Meaning that Kashmir is as beautiful as Goddess Parvati manifest; and its owner is Lord Shiva Himself. Emperor Ashoka introduced Buddhism to Kashmir in the 3 rd Century BC which was later strengthened by Kanishka. Huns got the control of the valley in the early 6 th century. The valley regained freedom in 530 AD but soon came under the rule of Ujjain Empire. After the decline of the Vikramaditya the valley had its own rulers. There was a synthesis of Hindu and Buddhist cultures. Lalitaditya ( AD) was the most famous Hindu ruler who extended his kingdom upto Bengal in the East, Konkan in the South and Turkistan in the North. Islam came into Kashmir in the 13 th and 14 th centuries. Zain-Ul-Abedin ( AD) was the most famous Muslim ruler who came to Kashmir when the Hindu King Sinha Dev reigned there before Tatar invasion. Later Charaks Haider Shah, son of Zain-Ul-Abedin, continued to rule till 1596 AD when Akbar conquered Kashmir. Later on Pathans, Maldev, Dogras ruled over it. The state was governed by by the Dogra rulers till 1947 when Maharaja Hari Singh signed the instrument of accession in favour of the Indian Union on October 26, Page 5 of 59

6 ABOUT SRINAGAR & GANDERBAL Sri means Sun in Sanskrit, hence Srinagar literally means Suncity. Srinagar is located in the heart of the Kashmir Valley, and is spread on both sides of the Jhelum river. Kalhan, author of Rajtarangini states that Srinagar was founded by Emperor Ashoka in 3 rd Century BC. The present Srinagar was founded by Pravarsena II. Hiuen Tsang, the Chinese traveler had visited it in 631 AD. Lalitaditya Mukhtapida was he most illustrious ruler of the Hindu period which ended in 1339 AD. King Zain-Ul-Abedin ( AD), who was popularly known as Badshah was a great patron of Sanskrit. Akbar captured the valley and endowed Srinagar with mosques and gardens. The Sikhs overthrew the last Muslim ruler during the reign of Maharaja Ranjit Singh in In 1846 the Dogras secured the sovereignty of Kashmir from the British under the treaty of Amritsar, and in 1947 it became a part of the Indian Union. Srinagar is at once a collection of images: a son-et-lumiere that tells the story of the love of Mughal Emperors for this paradise vale; deep green rice fields. Ice clad mountains; river bridges of gardens in bloom and lakes rimmed by houseboats; tourists from all over the world involved in all kinds of adventure sports; Pilgrims seeking peace of soul visiting the holy shrine, temples or holy places; at once summer capital of the state, business centre and holiday resort. The river Jhelum and the lakes the Dal, the Nagin, the Anchar, dominate Srinagar and its life and activities. Here lush wild gardens of lotus and water lily flower amidst bustling lanes. By the lakeside spread the beautiful gardens of Shalimar, Nishat, Chashm-e-shahi, Parimahal, Botanical Garden, Nehru Park with variety of beautiful flowers, plants and trees and water sports. The district Ganderbal has been carved out of District Srinagar in Situated on the banks of Sindh, Ganderbal offers excellent camping and mooring sites. It is terminal point for several wonderful places in the valley like Sonamarg, Kokernag, Verinag, Holy Amarnath Shrine via Baltal, Kangan, Manasbal, Ksheer Bhawani Temple and other places. Tremendous water resources are available in Ganderbal district which are responsible for feeding maximum of Srinagar district and adjoining areas of district Ganderbal. District Ganderbal is also known for being a leading area in the poultry and fisheries business. It is known far and wide for the beautiful craft known as Pashmina displayed especially on shawls and other fabric. All over India and world Pashmina craft can be seen as it is in huge demand. Academic infrastructure is also coming up tremendously here. The Govt. has located a site here for opening central University. Also a polytechnique is proposed to be established adjacent to the vidyalaya. Besides, the enthusiasm and response vis-a-vis education for all and especially for girls is highly motivating and exemplary in Ganderbal. Page 6 of 59

7 NAVODAYA VIDYALAYA SCHEME Introduction In accordance with the National Policy of Education (1986), Government of India started Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalayas (JNVs). Presently the JNVs are spread in 28 States and 7 Union Territories. These are co-educational residential schools fully financed by Govt. of India through an autonomous organization. Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti admissions in JNVs are made through the Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya Selection Test (JNVST) at Class VI. The medium of instruction in JNVs is the mother tongue or regional languages up to class VIII and English thereafter either English or Hindi is used as medium of instruction for rest of the subjects. Students of the JNVs appear for X and XII class examinations of the Central Board of Secondary Education. Though from this year there is a choice for Class X for appearing as internal/external candidate. While education is free in these schools including boarding, lodging, uniforms, text books and several other things, a nominal fee of Rs. 200 per month is collected from the children of Class IX to XII. However, children belonging to SC/ST, Girls and children belonging to the BPL (Below Poverty Line) families are exempted from any fee. Main Objectives of the Scheme To provide good quality modern education including a strong component of a culture, set of values etc. Awareness of the environment, adventure activities and physical education to the talented children predominantly from rural areas. To ensure that students attain reasonable level of competency in three languages. To promote national integration through migration of students from Hindi to non-hindi speaking states and vice-versa. To serve in each district as focal point for improvement of quality of school education in general through sharing of experiences and facilities. Page 7 of 59

8 STATE WISE DISTRIBUTION OF JAWAHAR NAVODAYA VIDYALAYAS According to the Navodaya Vidyalaya Scheme, one Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya is to be set up in each district in a phased manner. At present there are 595(576+19)vidyalayas spread in 27 States and 7 Union Territories out of which 583 (576+16) are functioning. An equal number of JNVs are proposed to be opened in the coming decade. THE STATE WISE DISTRIBUTION OF JAWAHAR NAVODAYA VIDYALAYAS IS AS UNDER** STATE NO. OF JNVs STATE NO. OF JNVs ANDHRA PRADESH 22+2** LAKSHADWEEP 01 ASSAM 27+1** MADHYA PRADESH 48+2 ARUNACHAL PRADESH 16 MAHARASHTRA 32+1 ANDAMAN & NICOBAR ISLANDS 02 MANIPUR 09 BIHAR 38+1** MEGHALAYA 07+1 CHANDIGARH 01 MIZORAM 08 CHATTISGARH 16+1** NAGALAND 11 DELHI 02+1* ORISSA 30+1 DAMAN & DIU 02 PUNJAB 20+1 DADRA & NAGAR HAVELI 01 PONDICHERRY 04 GOA 02 RAJASTHAN 32+2 GUJARAT 25+1 SIKKIM 04 HARYANA 20 TRIPURA 04 HIMACHAL PRADESH 12 UTTAR PRADESH 70 JAMMU & KASHMIR 17+1 UTTARANCHAL 13 JHARKHAND 22+2 WEST BENGAL 17+1 KARNATAKA 27+1 KERALA 14 TOTAL: ** =595 **Additional JNVs sanctioned for the districts having large concentration of SC/ST population Page 8 of 59

9 JAWAHAR NAVODAYA VIDYALAYA HATBARA GANDERBAL AT A GLANCE Kashmir, known as paradise the Paradise on Earth throughout the world has scenic beauty par excellence. The snow covered glittering peaks, sprawling lush green pastures, lotus lakes, blue rivers, deodar forests, sky soaring Chinars are the divine gifts of nature to this God s chosen land. Ganderbal, one of the district carved out of Srinagar is situated on the outskirts of the Srinagar city at a distance of around 30 Kms. JNV Hatbara Ganderbal was established in the year 1987 by NVS authorities, an autonomous organization under the Ministry of Human Resource and Development, Government of India, New Delhi. The vidyalaya was mostly running in rented buildings for the maximum time at village Haran, which resulted in its slow progress. It also witnessed unfortunate turmoil of militancy era of 90 s violence and disturbances soon after its inception, which adversely affected its pace of growth and development in every field. As a result of the strong commitment and tireless efforts of the officers of Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti, Regional Office, Chandigarh and NVS, Head Quarter, New Delhi, this institution was finally shifted to its permanent site at Hatbara in The execution of the construction work at permanent site is still under progress and it is yet to come up as full fledged institution, though the vidyalaya had been upgraded to +2 stream, in the year Today classes 6 th to 12 th with two sections each sit in the Academic block for regular classes. There is space and scope for CCA and other activities. The Vidyalaya has a huge campus of about 182 Canals fenced with concrete boundary wall but it has yet to be properly maintained in view of water logged area. The NVS has taken this vidyalaya on priority basis as far as education of children is concerned. It has been taken up under Smart School Project. This Smart School is growing up year by year with the setting up of well equipped laboratories for different disciplines like Physics, Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry and IT/Computer Science. Also there is a separate set up for miscellaneous things like Art, Music, Sports. There is a Smart Room and a museum with collection of ancient and traditional relics. Projects are in pipeline for getting couple of rooms equipped with LCD projectors and proposal has been given for getting the broadband connectivity. CCE has been implemented in the vidyalaya as per the desires and norms of Min. of HRD, NVS and CBSE. Page 9 of 59

10 BRIEF PROFILE OF JAWAHAR NAVODAYA VIDYALAYA HATBARA GANDERBAL (SRINAGAR J & K) FOUNDATION YEAR COMMENCEMENT OF CLASSES 1988 INAUGRATED BY DR. FAROOQ ABDULLAH (CHIEF MINISTER J & K) FOUNDER PRINCIPAL SH. MUKESH SAXENA STUDENTS STRENGTH 324* CLASSES FROM 6 TH TO 12 TH STREAMS AVAILABLE HUMANITIES & SCIENCE AREA COVERED 23 ACRES (184 KANALS) BUILDING STATUS PERMANENT ANYTHING NEW WORK IN PROGRESS FOR EXPANSION *Subject to variation Page 10 of 59

11 CBSE TOPPERS LIST - CLASS X SESSION ( TO ) S. No. Name Roll No. Class Marks Percentage Session 1. Sheikh Shahnawaz X % Parvaiz Ahmad Reshi X % Aashiq Hussain X % Mudasir Ahad Wani X % Muzamil Ahad X % Shabir Ahmad Dar X % Altaf Hussain Dar X % Aadil Makaya X % Liyakat Amin & X CGPA % Kifayat Ali Iqra Bashir X CGPA % Page 11 of 59

12 CBSE TOPPERS LIST - CLASS XII SESSION ( TO ) S. No. Name Roll No. Class Marks %age Session Stream 1. Aijaz-Ul-Haq th % Humanities 2. Shakeel Ahmad Dar th % Science 3. Tawseef Ahmad th % Humanities 4. Tawheed Yousuf th % Humanities 5. Nusrat Rashid th % Science 6. Shabir Ahmad Dar th % Science 7. Altaf Hussain th % Science 8. Farhat Gulzar th % Humanities 9. OUR PRINCIPALS S No. Name of the Principal Tenure 1. Mr. Mukesh Saxena Mr. Rohtash Singh Mr. A.P. Verma Mr. M. Sikander Qadri (I/C) Mr. G.D. Sheikh Mr. B.A. Ashai Mr. Z.A. Bhat Mr. Kuldeep Singh Mr. Harihar Pandey (I/C) Mr. S.K. Pandey (I/C) Mr. F.A. Sofi (I/C) Mr. Omveer Singh (I/C) Mr. F.A. Sofi (I/C) Mr. Z.A. Bhat till date Page 12 of 59

13 OUR FAMILY MEMBERS S. No. Name of the Staff Member Qualification Designation 1. Mr. Z.A. Bhat M.Sc. M.Ed. Principal 2. Ms. Fehmida Gowher M.Sc. B.Ed. PGT Biology; Senior Most Teacher 3. Mr. Vipin Kaushik M.A. B.Ed. PGT History 4. Mr. Prem Prakash M.Sc. M.Ed. PGT Mathematics 5. Mr. Sujeet Kumar Rai M.Sc. M.Ed. PGT Chemistry 6. Mr. Chander Prakash M.A. B.Ed. PGT Geography 7. Mr. Dinesh Kumar Yadav M.A. B.Ed. PGT Hindi 8. Mr. Ramniwas Sharma M.A. B.Ed. PGT Economics 9. Ms. Harjit Kaur M.A. B.Ed. PGT English 10. Mr. MCA PGT Computer Science 11. Mr. Shahzaad Ahmad M.Sc. B.Ed. PGT Physics 12. Mr. M.A. M.Ed. TGT Social Science 13. Mr. Shambhu Dayal MFA ART Teacher 14 Mr. Jitendra Kumar Jha B.A. B.Ed. TGT English 15. Mr. M.A. B.Ed TGT English 16. Mr. Dilip Kumar Maurya M.A. B.Ed. TGT Hindi 17. Mr. Rajesh Yadav M.A. B.Ed TGT Hindi 18. Mr. Imran Kamboj M.A. B.Ed. TGT Urdu 19. Mr. Farooq Ahmad B.A. B.Ed. TGT Urdu 20. Mr. Mohd. Farooq Sofi B.Sc. M.Lib Librarian 21. Mr. Farooq Ah. Sofi M.Sc.B.Ed TGT Mathematics 22. Mr. Abhay Kumar Singh M.PEd. M.Phil P.E.T. 23. Mr. Aditi Shukla Ph.D Music Teacher 20. Mr. Gitika Sharma M.Sc. B.Ed TGT Science 21. Ms. Neha Vashishth M.P.Ed P.E.T. 22. Mr. Javeed Ah. Wani B.E (IT). FCSA 23. Ms. Safia Diploma (Nursing) Staff Nurse 24. Mr. Vinay Kumar Singh Diploma (Hotel Management) Catering Assistant 25. Mr. Manzoor Ah. Bhat B.A. Pre vious Office Superintendent 26. Mr. Abdul Rashid M.Sc. Geography; B.Acc. UDC 27. Mr. Mohd. Maqbool Wani Mtriculate Store Keeper 28. Mr. Nisar Ah. Shah Middle School Lab. Attendant 29. Mr. Mushtaq Ah. Sofi +2, ITI ECP 30. Mr. Abdul Hamid Matriculate Watchman 31. Mr. Ghulam Mohi-ud-din Primary Gardener 32. Mr. Abdul Gani Wani Middle School Head Cook Page 13 of 59

14 33. Mr. Mohammad Younus Parray Matriculate Assistant Cook 34. Mr. Bashir Ahmad Syed Primary Mess Helper 35. Mr. Bashir Pahalgami Middle Mess Helper 36. Mr. Bilai Middle Mess Helper 37. Mr.Bilal Middle Mess Helper 38. Mr. Mohammad Yaseen Bhat +2 Sweeper Cum Watchman Page 14 of 59

15 STUDENTS COUNCIL 1. School Captain : Boys: Tawseef Hussain Girls: Iqra Bashir 2. School Vice Captain : Boys: Fahrooz Girls: Shabnam 3. House Captain (Boys) ARAVALI : Shariq Hafeez NILGIRI : Aijaz ganie SHIVALIK : Shafaat Bashir UDAIGIRI : Tazammul 4. House Captain (Girls) ARAVALI : Rubeena NILGIRI : Ghazala Mohammad SHIVALIK : Yasmeena UDAIGIRI : Morifat 5. House Vice Captain : (Boys) ARAVALI : Aarif NILGIRI : Mohammad Hadi SHIVALIK : Mohammad Ali UDAIGIRI : Mohammad Rafiq 6. House Vice Captain : (Girls) ARAVALI : Kaneez NILGIRI : Maqsooma SHIVALIK : Suraiya UDAIGIRI : Yasmeena Page 15 of 59

16 HOUSE SYSTEM HOUSE HOUSE MASTER ASSOCIATE HOUSE MASTER ARAVALI MR. DINESH KUMAR YADAV, PGT(HINDI) MR. AVINASH KUMAR, TGT(S.ST) NILGIRI MR. PREM PRAKASH, PGT(MATHS) MR. DILIP KUMAR MAURYA, TGT(HINDI) SHIVALIK MR. SUJEET KUMAR RAI, PGT(CHEMISTRY) MR. SHAMBHU DAYAL, (ART TEACHER) UDAIGIRI MR. RAMNIWAS SHARMA, PGT(ECONOMICS) MR. JITENDRA JHA, TGT(ENGLISH) GIRLS MRS. FEHMIDA GOWHAR, PGT(BIOLOGY) MS. HARJIT KAUR, PGT(ENGLISH) MRS. GITIKA SHARMA, TGT(SCIENCE) MRS. ADITI SHUKLA,( MUSIC TEACHER) Page 16 of 59

17 JAWAHAR NAVODAYA VIDYALAYA HATBARA DISTRICT GANDERBAL CLASS TEACHER (SESSION: ) S. No. CLASS NAME& DESIGNATION OF THE CLASS TEACHER NAME & DESIGNATION OF THE ASSOCIATE CLASS TEACHER 1. XII SCIENCE MR. SUJEET KUMAR RAI (PGT CHEMISTRY) MS. FEHMEEDA GOWHAR (PGT BIOLOGY) 2. XII HUMANITIES MR. VIPIN KAUSHIK (PGT HISTORY) 3. XI SCIENCE MR. PREM PRAKASH (PGT MATHEMATICS) MS. HARJEET KAUR (PGT ENGLISH) 4. XI HUMANITIES MR. DIESH KUMAR YADAV 5. X A MR. JITENDRA KUMAR JHA (TGT ENGLISH) MR. ABHAY KUMAR SINGH (P.E.T) 6. X B MR. FAROOQ AHMAD SOFI (TGT MATHEMATICS) 7. IX A MR. CHANDRA PRAKASH (PGT GEOGRAPHY) MR. RAM NIWAS (PGT ECONOMICS) 8. IX B MR. DILEEP KUMAR MAURYA (TGT HINDI) 9. VIII A MS. ADITI SHUKLA (MUSIC TEACHER) MR. MOHAMMAD IMRAN (URDU TEACHER) 10. VIII B MR. SHAMBHU DAYAL (ART TEACHER) 11. VII A MS. GEETIKA SHARMA (TGT SCIENCE) MR. RAJESH KUMAR YADAV (TGT HINDI) 12. VII B MR. PEEYUSH GUPTA (TGT ENGLISH) 13. VI A MR. AVINASH KUMAR (TGT SOCIAL SCIENCE) MR. FAROOQ AHMAD (TGT URDU) 14. VI B MS. NEHA VASHISTH (P.E.T.) ACADEMIC INCAHERGE PRINCIPAL Page 17 of 59

18 SESSION: Rouse P.T./Medical Attendance Cleanliness & Change Breakfast Assembly Attendance 1 st Period 2 nd Period 3 rd Period Break 4 th Period 5 th Period 6 th Period Lunch 7 th Period 8 th Period Rest & Change Sports Tea Evening Supervised Study Own Time Dinner Self Study Lights Off DAILY ROUTINE 5:30 A.M. In Charge Academic ROUTINE FOR SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS PRINCIPAL Page 18 of 59

19 TIME TABLE-CLASSWISE Page 19 of 59

20 SESSION TIME TABLE TEACHER WISE Page 20 of 59

21 SESSION REMEDIAL\SUPERVISE STUDY Page 21 of 59

22 SESSION VARIOUS COMMITTEES FOR THE YEAR Page 22 of 59

23 Aims & Objectives 1. To fulfill the objectives of Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti. 2. To work for the smooth and effective functioning of the Vidyalaya. 3. Improving the academic results, qualitatively & quantitatively. 4. Improving the learning & teaching process. 5. Preparing the students for competitive exams in the field of engineering, medical, humanities and defense. 6. All round development of the students through CCA. 7. Exploring & developing the creative abilities among students. 8. Inculcating values for the development of personality among students. 9. Developing self discipline among the students. 10. Developing the spirit of the sportsmanship. 11. Optimum utilization of existing resources for the beautification of the school campus. 12. To develop warm and cordial relationship among Staff and Principal. 13. Developing the Vidyalaya as a pace setting institute. 14. To create friendly and healthy atmosphere in the Vidyalaya. 1. Academic Council: Page 23 of 59

24 Ms. Fehmida Gowhar : Convener Mr. Prem Prakash ; Member Mr. S.K. Rai : Member/IC Academic Mr. J.K. Jha : Member Aims & Objectives 1. To improve the academic standard from Class VI to XII. 2. To improve the quality of teaching and learning process through innovative practices and audio-visual aids 3. Completion of the syllabus as per the prescribed split up of syllabus. 4. Correction of assignments, notebooks regularly and meticulously. 5. Submission of lesson plan. 6. Arrangements of faculty enrichment program. 7. Implementation of remedial and extra coaching for needy students. Functions 1. Preparation of annual teaching plan for the academic year. 2. Guiding the subject teachers to prepare and teach as per split-up. 3. Monitoring the correction work. 4. Monitoring the completion of syllabus of all classes as per division of syllabus. 5. Proper guidance to the students. 2. Time Table Committee Mr. Sujeet Kumar Rai ; Convener Mr. J.K. Jha ; Member Mr. Prem Prakash : Member Aims and Objectives Page 24 of 59

25 1. Plan for entire academic activities. 2. Utilization of maximum time for academic growth of the students. 3. Improving the teaching learning process. Functions Preparation of Time Table by March end for the better start of the new academic year. Preparation of special time table for the personality development project of the students which includes Yoga, Value Education, Shramdan, English Speaking Classes, P.T. Periods etc. 3. Examination Committee Mr. J.K. Jha : Member Aims and Objectives Functions 1. To be part and parcel of evaluation academic performance of the students. 2. Continuous feed back to the students for their academic growth. 3. To achieve academic excellence. 1. Preparation of tentative time table of examination which includes unit tests, half yearly, assignments, projects, annual examination etc. for the year Implementation of continuous comprehensive evaluation. 3. Maintenance & monitoring the examination record of individual students. 4. Detection of slow & bright learners for individual and special attention. 5. Displaying the names of rank holders of each class on the Roll of Honors, 6. Communication of the result of the students to their parents. 4. Mess Management Committee Mr. Zahoor Ahmad Bhat (Principal) ; Chairman Mrs. Fehmida Gowhar : Convener Mr. Vinay Kumar Singh ; Member Mr. S.K. Rai : Member Page 25 of 59

26 Mr. Vipin Kaushik : Member Mr. Prem Prakash : Member Mr. Dinesh Kumar Yadav ; Member Mr. F.A. Sofi ; Member Aims and Objectives 1. To provide balanced diet to the students within budget provided by NVS. 2. Preparation of food under hygienic conditions, keeping in the view the taste of the students. 3. Transparency in the functioning of the mess. Functions 1. To conduct mess committee meeting every month for the preparation of menu. 2. Monitoring of quality of food. 3. Monitoring the cleanliness of the mess, kitchen, dinning hall and surroundings. 4. Plan for the procurement of grocery, vegetables, fruits and LPG as well in advance. 5. Provision of potable water in dinning hall. 6. Inculcation of table manners among the students. 7. Preparation of composite manure from the kitchen waste. 5. Co-Curricular Activities Committee Ms. Aditi Shukla : Coordinator Mr. Dinesh Kumar Yadav : Member Mr. J.K. Jha : Member Mr. Rajesh Kumar Yadav : Member Mr. Dilip Kumar Maurya ; Member Mr. Sujeet Kumar Rai : Member Mrs. Fehmida Gowhar : Member Page 26 of 59

27 Aims & Objective 1. Overall personality development of the students. 2. Tyo develop leadership quality among the students. 3. To develop the spirit of competition among the students. 4. To achieve cultural, moral, ethical development of the children. Functions Conduction Inter House Competitions as per annual calendar. Celebrating the important National, International Days and Weeks. Maintaining the Wall Magazine. Publication of School Magazine Maintenance of CCA records. Celebration of Annual Day. 6. Pace Setting Activity Committee Ms. Fehmida Gowhar : Convener Mr. F.A. Sofi : Member Mr. Mohd. Farooq Sofi ; Member Mr. Shambhu Dayal : Member Aims and Objectives 1. To serve the neighborhood and the community. 2. The organize academic and computer courses for the neighboring Vidyalayas. 3. To arrange guest lectures and seminars. 4. To visit the nearby villages 5. To organize workshops and seminars. Functions Organization of literacy campaign during vacations. Eradicating the blind faiths & superstitions from the society through activities like Nukad Natak, Drama, Display of Charts and Songs etc. Organization of cleanliness drive for the local community. Promloting awareness among the people towards national nintegration by Organizing Social Functions. Page 27 of 59

28 7. PTC Committee Mrs. Fehmida Gowhar : Convener Mr. Vipin Kaushik ; Member Mr. F.A. Sofi : Member Mr. Shambhu Dayal : Member Mr. Sujeet Kumar Rai ; Member Ms. Harjit Kaur : Member Aims and Objectives 1. Co-ordination between parents and teachers for smooth functioning of the Vidyalaya. 2. To get help from the local community for the development of the Vidyalaya. 3. To solve the problems of the students through parent teacher interaction. Functions Election of parent representative for PTC. Conduct of PTC meeting as per the requirement of the Vidyalaya. Analysis of performance of students. To make arrangements for the visitors i.e. parents. To discuss with parents about their ward and actively involve parents in the growth and development of the students. 8. Discipline Committee Mr. Prem Prakash ; Convener Mrs. Fehmida Gowhar : Member Mr. Dinesh Kumar Yadav : Member Mr. Vipin KAushik : Member Mr. Sujeet Kumar Rai : Member Mr. Abhay Kumar Singh : Member Mr. Shambhu Dayal : Member Ms. Neha Vashishth : Member Aims & Objectives Page 28 of 59

29 1. To work for smooth functioning of Vidyalaya. 2. To develop self discipline among the students. 3. To maintain discipline in the Vidyalaya. Functions Framing and implementation of the rules of the Vidyalaya, Monitoring the discipline of the students. Formation of student discipline committee. To conduct the meeting of discipline ecommittee. To decide and take decision against cases of indiscipline. 9. Safety and Security Committee Mr. Z.A. Bhat : Chairperson Mrs. Fehmida Gowhar : Member Mr. Prem Prakash : Member Mr. Vipin Kaushik : Member Mr. Dinesh Kumar Yadav : Member Mr. Sujeet Kumar Rai : Member Mr. Chander Prakash : Member Aims and Objectives 1. To ensure the safety and security of the students. 2. To make the Vidyalaya atmosphere free from fear and anxiety. Functions Exploring the different areas where safety and security is required. Teaking the bprecautionary measures for the ssafety and security of the students. Duty of special guard outside the girls dormitory. Proper light arrangements in the campus. Duty of watchman at main gate of the Vidyalaya. Formation of the groups of stuents to work for the safety and seciruty of junior students. Taking the roll ncall of the students at regular intervals. 10. Sports and Games committee Mr. Abhay Kumar Singh : Convener Mr. Dilip Kumar Maurya : Member Mr. J.K. Jha : Member Mr. Vipin Kaushik : Member Page 29 of 59

30 Ms. Neha Vashishth : Member Mr. ChanderPrakash : Member Mr. Ram Niwas Sharma : Member Aims & Objectives 1. To develop the spirit of sportsmanship. 2. To train the students for different sports competitions. 3. To enable the students to enjoy and appreciate the game & sports. 4. Finalization of teams for cluster level participation and thee after training them. Functions To conduct Inter House Matches. Inviting local students for various sports competition. Organization of Annual Athletic Meet in the month of September. Finalization of teams for Cluster Level participation and thee after training them. 11. Guidance and Counseling Committee Mr. Javeed Ah. Wani ; Convener Mr. Vipin Kaushik : Member Mr. Shahzad Ah. Lone : Member Mr. Ram Niwas Sharma : Member Aims & Objectives 1. To motivate and create interest about the various services. 2. Guidance and counseling to the students in various fields. 3. To counsel the students for better adjustments. 4. To maintain the psychological and mental health of the students. Functions To provide homely atmosphere to the students. To motivate the students for various activities. Page 30 of 59

31 Guidance to the students about various services. Counseling the students for psychological and social needs. 12. Local Purchase Committee April Ms. Fehmida Gowhar : Convener Mr. F.A. Sofi : Member Mr. Dinesh Yadav : Member May Ms. Harjit Kaur : Convener Mr. J.K. Jha : Member Mr. Dilip Kumar Maurya : Member June Mr. Prem Prakash : Convener Mr. Rajesh Yadav : Member Mr. F.A. Sofi : Member August Mr. F. A. Sofi : Convener Mr. Mohd. Farooq Sofi ; Member Mr. Shambhu Dayal : Member September Ms. Harjit Kaur : Convener Mr. Farooq Ah. Dar : Member Mr. Rajesh Yadav : Member October Mr. Sujeet Kumar Rai : Convener Mr. Shambhu Dayal : Member Mr. Dilip Kumar Maurya : Member November Mr. Prem Prakash : Convener Mr. F.A. Sofi : Member Mr. Rajesh Yadav : Member December Ms. Harjit Kaur : Convener Mr. Mohd. Farooq Sofi : Member Mr. Dinesh Kumar Yadav : Member Page 31 of 59

32 January Mr. F.A. Sofi : Convener Rajesh Yadav : Member Vipin Kaushik ; Member February Mr. Prem Prakash : Convener Mr. Vipin Kaushik : Member Mr. Chander Prakash : Member March Mr. S.K Rai : Convener Ms. Harjit Kaur : Member Mr. Dilip Kumar : Member Aims & Objectives 1. To meet day today requirements of the Vidyalaya for the smooth functioning. 2. To avoid any type of lapse in purchase procedure. Functions List out day to day requirements of the Vidyalaya. Survey of local market for purchasing the required itmes. Following the purchase procedure. 13. Health & Hygiene Committee Mrs. Fehmida Gowhar : Convener Mr. S.K. Rai : Member Mr. Vipin Kaushik : Member Ms. Harjit Kaur : Member Mr. Shambhu Dayal : Member Ms. Auleen : Member Mr. Dilip Kumar Maurya : Member Aims & Objectives 1. Preparing effective plan to keep the students healthy. Function Regular Testing and Checking of Quality of Raw Food material and prepared food. Daily checking of the hygiene of students in morning assembly. Page 32 of 59

33 Monthly check up of the health of students and maintaining their record. 14. Subject Committee Mr. Z.A Bhat, Principal : Convener Mr. Sujeet Kumar Rai : Member Ms. Fehmida Gowhar : Member Mr. Mansoor Ahmad : Member Mr. Chander Prakash : Member Mr. Dinesh Kumar Yadav : Member Mr. Prem Prakash : Member Mr. Vipin Kaushik : Member Ms. Harjit Kaur : Member Mr. J.K. Jha : Member Mr. Peeyush Gupta : Member Aims & Objectives 1. To discuss and organize all the subjects suitably in respect of the content, sufficiency of material, the teaching learning methodology etc. 2. To deliver the best content to the students in all classes and in each subject. 3. To frame strategies to touch the benchmark in each subject as decided by the NVS. Functions To conduct meeting monthly to analyze and discuss various issues related to teaching, performance and improvement in the subjects. To improve the performance of the students. To incorporate new ways and means for the enrichment of the subject. To promote the subject among students especially by using TAL or internet. 15. Adolescent Education Committee Mrs. Fehmida Gowhar : Convener Mr. F.A. Sofi : Member Page 33 of 59

34 Ms. Auleen : Member Ms. Harjit Kaur : Member Mr. Mohd. Farooq Sofi : Member Mr. Chander Prakash : Member Aims & Objectives 1. To familiarize students about sexual health. 2. To familiarize students about sexually transmitted disease and reproductive tract infections. 3. To enable students to know about bad effect of social evils such as smoking, drug addiction and alcoholism. Functions To organize Seminars, workshops to educate students. To make posters, banners, and paintings to create awareness. To organize essay writing competition and quiz related programs to Adolescent Education. 16. M & R Committee Mrs. Fehmida Gowhar : Convener Mr. F.A. Sofi : Member Mr. Dinesh Kumar Yadav : Member Mr. Prem Prakash : Member Mr. Vipin Kaushik : Member Mr. Sujeet Kumar Rai : Member Mr. Abhay Kumar Singh : Member Mr. Shambhu Dayal : Member Mr. Maqbool Wani : Member Mr. Tawseef Hussain Mir ; Member Ms. Shabnam : Member Aims & Objectives 1. To ensure smooth functioning of Vidyalaya Administration. 2. To maintain and repair the things related to infrastructure of the Vidyalaya. 3. To make timely arrangement for M & R. 4. To ensure transparency in the M & R expenditure. Functions Page 34 of 59

35 To identify the areas in the campus requiring M & R. To estimate the requirement for M & R. To arrange the manpower and material for M & R. To have maintenance and repair work properly done under the supervision of M & R Committee. 17. Raj Bhasha Committee Mr. Dinesh Kumar Yadav : Convener Mr. Rajesh Yadav : Member Mr. Dilip Kumar Maurya : Member Mr. Peeyush Gupta : Member One student from each class : Member Aims & Objectives 1. To encourage the students to know and study Hindi. 2. To promote the National Language in non-hindi speaking areas. 3. To enable the students to understand the national culture. 4. To motivate the students to be familiar with the language in an amicable manner. Functions CLUBS To increase the competency of students in Hindi language. To encourage official and non-official work in Hindi. To motivate students to take Hindi language as a subject in higher classes. To organize CCA in Hindi In order to streamline and sensitize the personality of the children, to bring out the innate potential; to improve his/her analytical capacity, thirst for knowledge, competitive spirit, communication abilities, value orientation, leadership, team work and various other such function of importance, CLUBS play an important role. To meet the objectives of maximum participation and gainful involvement of all the students, followings are the various clubs which are to be formed and made functional to a fair extent. 1. MUSIC AND DANCE CLUB a. Mrs. Aditi Shukla : Convener b. Mr. Kamaljeet Singh : Member Page 35 of 59

36 c. Mr. Shambhu Dayal : Member d. Ms. Neha Vashishth : Member e. Mr. Vipin Kaushik : Member 2. PERFORMING ARTS CLUB a. Mr. Peeyush Gupta/ Mr. J.K. Jha : Convener b. Mr. Prem Prakash : Member c. Mr. Rajesh Yadav : Member 3. HOBBY CLUB a. Mr. Peeyush Gupta : Convener b. Ms. Aditi Shukla : Member c. Mr. J.K. Jha : Member d. Mr. Prem Prakash ; Member e. Ms. Neha Vashishth ; Member f. Ms. Gitika Sharma : Member g. Mr. Vinay Kumar Singh : Member h. Mr. Abhay Kumar Singh : Member 4. LANGUAGE CLUB a. Mr. J.K. Jha/ Mr. Peeyush Gupta : Convener b. Mr. Dinesh Kumar Yadav : Member c. Mr. Rajesh Yadav : Member d. Mr. Dilip Kumar Maurya : Member 5. LITERARY CLUB a. Mr. Dinesh Kumar Yadav : Convener b. Mr. J.K. Jha : Member c. Mr. Rajesh Yadav : Member d. Mr. Peeyush Gupta : Member e. Mr. Imran Kamboj : Member f. Mr. Dileep Kumar : Member 6. SCIENCE CLUB a. Mrs. Fehmida Gowhar : Convener Page 36 of 59

37 b. Mr. Sujeet Kumar Rai : Member c. Mrs. Gitika Sharma : Member d. Mr. Prem Prakash : Member 7. PEACE CLUB a. Mr. Peeyush Gupta : Convener b. Mr. J.K. Jha : Member c. Mr. Javeed Ah. Wani : Member d. Mr. Chander Prakash : Member 8. AESTHETICS CLUB a. Mr. Peeyush Gupta : Convener b. Mr. J.K. Jha : Member c. Mr. Javeed Ah. Wani : Member d. Mr. Chander Prakash : Member e. Mr. Avinash Kumar ; Member 9. READERS CLUB a. Mr. Mohd. Farooq Sofi ; Convener b. Mr. Dinesh Kumar Yadav : Member c. Mr. Dilip Kumar Maurya : Member d. Mr. Ram Niwas : Member e. Mr. Vipin Kaushik : Member f. Mr. Sujeet Kumar Rai : Member g. Mr. Chander Prakash ; Member 10. SOCIAL SCIENCE CLUB a. Mr. : Convener b. Mr. Ram Niwas : Member c. Mr. Chander Prakash : Member d. Mr. Vipin Kaushik : Member 11. FINE ARTS CLUB a. Mr. Shambhu Dayal : Convener Page 37 of 59

38 b. Mr. Aditi Shukla : Member 12. NATURE AND ENVIRONMENT CLUB a. Mr. Shambhu Dayal : Convener b. Mr. Dinesh Kumar Yadav : Member c. Mr. Sujeet Kumar Rai : Member d. Mr. Dilip Kumar Maurya : Member LIST OF STUDENTS REPRESENTATIVES FOR VARIOUS CLUBS [HOUSEWISE] ARAVALI HOUSE S. No. CLUB NAME BOYS REPRESENTATIVES GIRLS REPRESENTATIVES Page 38 of 59

39 1. PERFORMING ARTS CLUB KHALID QURESHI, ISHAD KASANA SAIMA GUL, AAMINA GULZAR 2. LITERARY CLUB PEERZADA BASIM, KHALID QURSHI SAJEELA JAN, SAIMA GULL 3. LANGUAGE CLUB KHALID QURESHI, BASIM KANEEZ FATHIMA, YONGDOL 4. HOBBY CLUB IRFAN UL HASSAN, AARIF RABIYA, ISHRAT 5. SCIENCE CLUB UMAR BASHIR, TAWSEEF HUSSAIN SAIMA GUL, FATIMA 6. AESTHETICS CLUB MUZZAMIL, WAQAR UZMA SHAFI, NUZHAT 7. PEACE CLUB KHALID QURESHI, UMER BASHIR RUBEENA, SAFEENA BANO 8. SOCIAL SCIENCE CLUB SHARIQ HAFIZ, IRFAN UL HASSAN RUBEENA, SADIYA 9. FINE ARTS CLUB MUZZAMIL, BASIM SAIMA GUL, AAMINA GULZAR 10. READERS CLUB KHALID QURESHI, UMAR BASHIR BINISH NABI, ISHRAT 11. NATURE AND ENVIRONMENT CLUB UMER GULZAR, PEERZADA BASIM NAJIBA, BEENISH NABI 12. MUSIC AND DANCE CLUB FARKHANDA RASOOL; SHABEENA MAPNOO NILGIRI HOUSE S. No. CLUB NAME BOYS REPRESENTATIVES GIRLS REPRESENTATIVES 1. PERFORMING ARTS CLUB ISHFAQ, BASIT ISHRAT AHAD, TANVEERA AKHTAR 2. LITERARY CLUB MUBASHIR, JUNAID ISHRAT, ASFAR 3. LANGUAGE CLUB KHURSHEED, HARIS ASFAR, SHAHEENA ASHRAF 4. HOBBY CLUB JUNAID, ISHFAQ MIR MUNEERA, MAQSOOMA 5. SCIENCE CLUB ISHFAQ GANIE, HARIS SURAIYA, RUBEENA 6. AESTHETICS CLUB MOHD. ASHRAF KUMHAR, HARIS BISMAH, ISHRAT AHAD Page 39 of 59

40 7. PEACE CLUB MUBASHIR, KHUSHEED ULFAT RASHID, ISHRAT AHAD 8. SOCIAL SCIENCE CLUB HARIS, UZIAR NARGIS, GAZALA 9. FINE ARTS CLUB HAFIZ, KHURSHEED ISHRAT AHAD, TANVEERA 10. READERS CLUB MOHD. ASHRAF KUMHAR, HARIS BISMAH, AABIDA 11. NATURE AND ENVIRONMENT CLUB WAIZ, MAUBASHIR SABREENA, NADIA 12. MUSIC AND DANCE CLUB KHUSHBOO; ASFAR SHIVALIK HOUSE S. No. CLUB NAME BOYS REPRESENTATIVES GIRLS REPRESENTATIVES 1. PERFORMING ARTS CLUB IQBAL SHAFI, MUZAMIL NAIRA, SHABNAM 2. LITERARY CLUB NOOR-UD-DIN, MANZOOR SHABNAM SHAFI, YASMEEN 3. LANGUAGE CLUB AADIL AKHOON, ISHFAQ AHMAD NAIRA, TEHMEENA 4. HOBBY CLUB BILAL SHEIKH, ISHFAQ HUSSAIN TAWKEEN, YASMEEN 5. SCIENCE CLUB MANZOOR, NOOR-UD-DIN GOUSIA, IQRA 6. AESTHETICS CLUB AADIL AKHOON, SHAFAAT SABAHAT, MADIHA Page 40 of 59

41 7. PEACE CLUB ALTAF, NOOR-UD DIN, SHABNUM, SHAHEENA 8. SOCIAL SCIENCE CLUB ARSHID, WASEEM SURAIYA, KHADIJA 9. FINE ARTS CLUB SAHIL, MANZOOR SHAISTA, SUMAIRA 10. READERS CLUB MUZAMIL, ISHFAQ HUSSAIN NAIRA MANZOOR, SUMAIRA 11. NATURE AND ENVIRONMENT ISHFAQ KASANA, SHAKEEL GOUSIA, MARIYA CLUB 12. MUSIC AND DANCE CLUB IQRA; SHABNUM UDAIGIRI HOUSE S. No. CLUB NAME BOYS REPRESENTATIVES GIRLS REPRESENTATIVES 1. PERFORMING ARTS CLUB IRFAN, WARIS IQRA, UMMI KALAM 2. LITERARY CLUB ROUF, AADIL MIR NARGIS, IQRA 3. LANGUAGE CLUB IRSHAD, SUHAIB YASMIN, UMMI KALAM 4. HOBBY CLUB IRFAN, MUZZAFAR IQRA, MORIFAT 5. SCIENCE CLUB SUHAIB, AASIF KASANA NADIA, IQRA 6. AESTHETICS CLUB RAFIQ, LABZANG SABREENA, UMMI KALAM Page 41 of 59

42 7. PEACE CLUB TANVEER, AADIL MIR SABREENA, SHAISTA 8. SOCIAL SCIENCE CLUB SAMEER, AADIL MIR SAHIRA, UMMI KALAM 9. FINE ARTS CLUB MUZAFFAR, ZAHID MUSHTAQ RUMAISA, RIZWANA 10. READERS CLUB ROUF, SUHAIB TEHMEENA, NADIA 11. NATURE AND ENVIRONMENT CLUB SUHAIB, OWAISE NADIA, CHESFEEDA 12. MUSIC AND DANCE CLUB YASMEENA; UMMI KALAM LIST OF STUDENTS REPRESENTATIVES FOR VARIOUS COMMITTEES/COUNCILS [HOUSEWISE] ARAVALI HOUSE S. No. COUNCIL/COMMITTEE NAME BOYS REPRESENTATIVES GIRLS REPRESENTATIVES 1. ACADEMIC IRSHAD, KHALID QURESHI AAMINA, SAIMA 2. MESS MANAGEMENT MJUZAMIL, UMAR GULZAR RABIYA, RUBEENA Page 42 of 59

43 3. CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES BASIM,IRSHAD BINISH, ISHRAT 4. SPORTS AND GAMES MUZZAMIL, WAQAR SAFEENA, NUZHAT 5. GUIDANCE AND COUNSELING BASIM, UMAR BASHIR KANEEZ, SAJEELA 6. RAJBHASHA HINDI BASIM, UMAR BASHIR SAIMA, SADIYA 7. PACE SETTING TAWSEEF, DANISH NUSRAT, BINISH 8. HEALTH AND HYGIENE SHARIQ, AARIF NAJEEBA, SHAKEELA 9. DISCIPLINE WAQAR, MUZZAMIL SHABEENA, NUZHAT 10. SAFETY AND SECURITY UMAR BASHIR, IRSHAD KANEEZ, YUNGDOL NILGIRI HOUSE S. No. COUNCIL/COMMITTEE NAME BOYS REPRESENTATIVES GIRLS REPRESENTATIVES 1. ACADEMIC AJAZ GANIE, ISHFAQ GANIE ISHRAT AHAD, SHAHEENA 2. MESS MANAGEMENT BASIT, WAIZ SABREENA, ULFAT 3. CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES HARIS, ISHFAQ GANIE ASFAR, SAIMA 4. SPORTS AND GAMES JUNAID, AQUIB BASHIR GAZALA, SHAHEENA ASHRAF 5. GUIDANCE AND COUNSELING HARIS, MUBASHIR MAQSOOMA, ULFAT 6. RAJBHASHA HINDI ISHFAQ GANIE, KHURSHEED SHAHEENA, ISHRAT AHAD Page 43 of 59

44 BHAT 7. PACE SETTING ISHFAQ MIR, AJAZ GANIE MUNEERA, ASFAR 8. HEALTH AND HYGIENE MUBASHIR, KHURSHEED SABREENA, SURAIYA 9. DISCIPLINE JUNAID, ASHRAF NARGIS, GAZALA 10. SAFETY AND SECURITY SIBTAIN, WAIZ TANVEERA, ULFAT SHIVALIK HOUSE S. No. COUNCIL/COMMITTEE NAME BOYS REPRESENTATIVES GIRLS REPRESENTATIVES 1. ACADEMIC SHAFAAT, NOOR UD DIN NAIRA, SURAIYA 2. MESS MANAGEMENT ALTAF, SHAKEEL YASMEEN 3. CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES AADIL AKHOON, MUZZAMIL TEHMEENA, NAIRA 4. SPORTS AND GAMES MANZOOR, AADIL AKHOON BISMAT, SHABNAM 5. GUIDANCE AND COUNSELING ISHFAQ HUSSAIN, NOOR UD DIN SUMAIRA, KHADIJA Page 44 of 59

45 6. RAJBHASHA HINDI NOOR UD DIN, MUZZAMIL NAIRA, SABAHAT 7. PACE SETTING MANZOOR, RAYEES YASMEEN, SURAIYA 8. HEALTH AND HYGIENE ISHFAQ KASANA, ISHFAQ SHAHEENA, TEHMEENA HUSSAIN 9. DISCIPLINE SHAFAAT, IQBAL SHAFI SHABNAM, GOUSIA 10. SAFETY AND SECURITY BILAL SHIEKH, MANZOOR SABREENA, YASMEEN UDIAGIRI HOUSE S. No. COUNCIL/COMMITTEE NAME BOYS REPRESENTATIVES GIRLS REPRESENTATIVES 1. ACADEMIC SUHAIB, ROUF UMMI KALAM, IQRA 2. MESS MANAGEMENT HILAL, RAFIQ CHESFEEDA, MORIFAT 3. CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES ARIF BILAL, WARIS IQRA, UMMI KALAM 4. SPORTS AND GAMES MUZZAFAR, SUHAIB RIZWANA, RUMAISA 5. GUIDANCE AND COUNSELING MUZAFFAR UMMI KALAM, SHAISTA 6. RAJBHASHA HINDI ARIF BILAL, ROUF UMMI KALAM, NADIYA 7. PACE SETTING SUHAIB, HILAL NADIA, SAHIRA Page 45 of 59

46 8. HEALTH AND HYGIENE RAKEEB MALIK, AADIL MIR SABREENA, YASIMEN 9. DISCIPLINE ASIF, SUHAIB IQRA, NARGIS 10. SAFETY AND SECURITY HILAL, JUNAID YASIMEN, MORIFAT LIBRARY ACTIVITIES Library is considered to be the storehouse of knowledge and play a most important role in the temple of learning. The following library activities are to be conducted throughout the year: 1. Issuing books to students/staff and get the Book Review from them. 2. Conducting story writing competition in all the three languages. 3. Conducting Story Telling competitions. 4. Conducting Poem Recitation competition. 5. Organization of the library week with the following activities: Page 46 of 59

47 i. Book exhibition of recent publications and acquired books. ii. Book review of important books in the assembly. iii. Conducting General Knowledge Quiz - Class Wise. 6. Providing a Career Guidance Corner in the library with all details of courses after class 12 th and also about various career prospects and choice of subjects for a suitable career to the students of class 9 th -12 th. 7. Organizing mobile library for neighboring schools periodically. 8. Inviting teachers and students from neighboring schools to visit the JNV library. 9. Encouraging and motivating the students to develop the reading habits by providing them different forms of literature, editorials, magazines and miscellaneous books. 10. Facilitating the students with colorful and informative pictures and captions to prepare beautiful collage Page 47 of 59

48 ANNUAL CALENDAR SESSION MONTH OF JANUARY / FEBRUARY 2012 Date Day Occasion/Activity Organisers/People involved 05/01/2012 Thursday Guru Govind Singh Jayanti All teachers 12/01/2012 Thursday Swami Vivekanand s birthday / national All teachers youth day 13/01/2012 Friday Lohri All teachers Page 48 of 59

49 14/01/2012 Saturday Makar Sankranti All teachers 15/01/2012 Sunday Army day All teachers 23/01/2012 Monday Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose s Jayanti All teachers 26/01/2012 Thursday Republic Day I/C NCC; NCC Cadets 28/01/2012 Saturday Basant Panchami All teachers 30/01/2012 Monday Martyr s Day All teachers 01/02/2012 Wednesday Reopening of the Vidyalaya after winter All staff vacation 05/02/2012 Sunday Ramkrishna Paramhansa Jayanti/Miladun All staff Nabi 07/02/2012 Tuesday Guru Ravidas Jayanti/Poornima Staff members 12/02/2012 Sunday Cleanliness of hostels HM/Students 13/02/2012 Monday Mess Committee Meeting Principal/Mess committee 14/02/2012 Tuesday Saint Valantine s Day All staff 20/0 2/2012 Monday Mahashivratri All Staff Members 21/02/2012 Tuesday Subject committee Meeting Committee Members/Principal 24/02/2012 Friday Swami Dayanand Saraswati Staff members, Jayanti/Surprise Visit to Hostels Principal/HM 28/02/2012 Tuesday National Science Day Teachers /Students MONTH OF MARCH 2012 DATE DAY OCCASION/ACTIVITY ORGANISERS/PEOPLE INVOLVED 03/03/2012 Saturday Beginning of Summative Assessment 2 Exam Deptt/Teachers 06/03/2012 Tuesday Mess Committee Meeting Mess committee/principal 07/03/2012 Wednesday Holika Dahan All Teachers 08/03/2012 Thursday Holi Festival of colours/international Women s Day All teachers/students Page 49 of 59

50 10/03/2012 Saturday Shivaji Jayanti All Teachers 13/03/2012 Tuesday HM/perfect meeting HM/Prefects/Principal 15/03/2012 Thursday World disabled Day/Pace setting activity Staff/ Teachers/Students 21/03/2012 Wednesday Navroz/World forestry Day/International Day For All Teachers/ Students Elimination of Racial Discrimination/Pace Setting Activity 22/03/2012 Thursday World Day For Water All Teachers/Students 23/03/2012 Friday Beginning of Holi Navratas; New Year/Martyr s Day All Teachers/Students of Bhagat Sing,Sukhdev and Rajguru/Climate Day 27/03/2012 Tuesday HM/Perfect meeting HM/Perfects/Principal 29/03/2012 Thursday Staff meeting [academic] Principal/All Teachers 30/03/2012 Friday Declaration of the Final Results Of All Non-boad I/C Exam; Exam Deptt Classes MONTH OF APRIL 2012 DATE DAY OCCASION/ACTIVITY ORGANISERS/PEOPLE INVOLVED 01/04/2012 Sunday Beginning of new Academic session /science Week/Ram Navami All Teachers/Students/Science Committee/I/C/CCA 02/04/2012 Monday HM/Perfect Meeting HM/Perfect/Principal Page 50 of 59

51 04/04/2012 Wednesday Mess committee meeting/cross Country/Preparation Mess for Sports Meet Under Games & Sports Activities Committee/Principal/All Venture Teachers/Students 05/04/2012 Thursday Mahavir Jayanti/ Games & Sports Activities All teacherspet; Students 06/04/2012 Friday Good Friday/Hanuman Jayanti/Games & Sports All Teachers; PET; Students Activities 07/04/2012 Saturday World Health Day-Pace Setting Activity; Games & Sports All Teachers; PET; Students Activities 08/04/2012 Sunday Easter; NCC/Scouting and Guiding; Visit to dorms I/C NCC; Inspection Team 09/04/2012 Monday Games and Sports Activities PET/ Teachers/Students 10/04/2012 Tuesday Games and Sports Activities PET/Teachers/Students 11/04/2012 Wednesday Games & Sports Activities PET/Teachers/Students 13/04/2012 Friday Games & Sports Activities PET/Teachers/Students 14/04/2012 Saturday Dr.Ambedkar Jayanti Teachers/PET/HM/AHM 15/04/2012 Sunday Beautification of house HM/AHM & students 18/04/2012 Wednesday Performing Arts Week/Shankaracharya s I/C CCA/Teachers/class Jayanti/Meeting with Monitors Teachers/PET/HM/AHM 19/04/2012 Thursday Club Activity Club Members 20/04/2012 Friday Club Activity Club Members 21/04/2012 Saturday IT Week I/C IT 22/04/2012 Sunday World Earth day Pace Setting Activity Pace Setting Committee 23/04/2012 Monday Club Activity Club Members 24/04/2012 Tuesday HM/Prefect Meeting Teachers/HM/Prefect 25/04/2012 Wednesday Club Activities Club Convener/Members 26/04/2012 Thursday Club Activities Club Convener/Members 27/04/2012 Friday Club Activities Club Convener/Members 28/04/2012 Saturday Club Activities Club Convener/Members 29/04/2012 Sunday PTC Meeting PTC; Parents 30/04/2012 Monday Staff Meeting(Academic)/Subject Committee Meeting Principal/Teachers MONTH OF MAY 2012 DATE DAY OCCASION/ACTIVITY ORGANISERS/People Involved 01/05/2012 Tuesday International Labor Day/Mess Committee Teachers/Mess Committee/Principal Meeting/Maharashtra Day 02/05/2012 Wednesday Brothers & Sisters day/science Week/Games & Sports Competition Teachers/students/Science Committee/I/C CCA/PET/HM/AHM 03/05/2012 Thursday Games & Sports Competition PET/Tachers/Students Page 51 of 59

52 04/05/2012 Friday Games & Sports Competition PET/Teachers/Students 05/05/2012 Saturday Games & Sports Competition PET/Teachers/Students 06/05/2012 Sunday Budh Poornima All teachers/students 07/05/2012 Monday Quiz/Exibition/Science Activity Science Committee/I/C CCA 08/05/2012 Tuesday HM/Prefects Meeting/ Meeting with Monitors HM/Prefects/ Class Teachers/Students 09/05/2012 Wednesday Mothers Day/Literary/communication All Teachers/Literary/Language Week/Literary Activities/Gurudev Rabindranath Committee I/C CCA; Teachers Tagore s Birthday 10/05/2012 Thursday Creative Writing/ Games & Sports Competition I/C CCA/Teachers/PET/HM/AHM 11/05/2012 Friday Visit to Dorms/ Games & Sports Competition Principal/PET/HM/AHM 12/05/2012 Saturday Games & Sports Competition/ Club Activity PET/HM/AHM; Club Members 13/05/2012 Sunday NCC; Scouting and Guiding I/C NCC 14/05/2012 Monday Performing Arts Week; Games & Sports Activity I/C CCA /PET; Teachers/Students 15/05/2012 Tuesday Club Activities Club Members 16/05/2012 Wednesday Club Activities Club Members 17/05/2012 Thursday Formative Assessment I Exam Deptt; All Teachers 18/05/2012 Friday Formative Assessment I Exam Deptt; All Teachers 19/05/2012 Saturday Formative Assessment - I Exam Deptt; All Teachers 20/05/2012 Sunday NCC; Scouting and Guiding I/C NCC 21/05/2012 Monday One Act Play/Skit I/C CCA/Teachers 22/05/2012 Tuesday HM/Prefects Meeting HM/Prefects 23/05/2012 Wednesday IT Week I/C IT 24/05/2012 Thursday Club Activities Club members 25/05/2012 Friday Club Activities Club members 26/05/2012 Saturday Club Activities Club members 27/05/2012 Sunday NCC/ Scouting & Guiding/ In-house activities I/C NCC; HM/AHM/House Members 28/05/2012 Monday Visit to Dorms Teachers/Principal 29/05/2012 Tuesday Miscellaneous Activities Teachers/ Students 30/05/2012 Wednesday Subject Committee Meeting Subject Committee Members 31/05/2012 Thursday World No Tobacco Day/Staff Meeting(Academic) Teachers/Principal MONTH OF JUNE 2012 & JULY FIRST WEEK 2012 DATE DAY OCCASION/ACTIVITY ORGANISERS/People involved 01/06/2012 Friday Science Week Science Committee/Department Page 52 of 59