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INDIAN SCHOOL SOHAR
(Affiliated to CBSE, New Delhi, India)P.O. Box. 846, Sohar, PC. 311, Sultanate of Oman
Telephone : 26841885, Fax : 26844504E-mail : [email protected]
www.indianschoolsohar.comwww.facebook.com/indianschoolsoharofficial
Student Diary2016-2017
This diary must be brought to school daily.
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MohiniyattamBharatanatyam
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INDIAN SCHOOL SOHARINDIAN SCHOOL SOHARIN PURSUIT OF EXCELLENCE
INDEX
Sl. No. Contents Page No.
1 Information Sheets 1 – 4
2 General Information 5
3 Schools hours, Meeting hours & Morning assembly 6
4 School Managing Committee 7
5 Time table sheet – Primary 8
6 Time table sheet − Middle to Senior Secondary 9
7 Calendar : 2016 – 17 10
8 Calendar : 2017 – 18 11
9 Royal Anthem of Oman 12
10 National Anthem & Song of India, Pledge 13
11 Prayer Songs 14 – 21
12 Courses of study 22
13 Courses of Study, School Fees 23
14 School Uniform 24 – 25
15 White uniform pattern, school bus 26
16 Admission, Withdrawal 27
17 Rules of discipline, Website, Facebook page 28 - 29
18 Duplicate documents, Identity card, parking, safety & security 30
19 Safety & security, Recommendation to parents/guardians. 31
20 Academic prizes, promotion rules 32
21 Examination schedule 2016 – 17 33
22 Activity schedule 2016 -17 34 – 46
23 Notes by students. 47 – 98
24 Text book not brought – Remarks by teacher 99 – 102
25 Communication between home & school 103 – 113
26 Record of late attendance 114
27 Record of improper uniform 115
28 List of Holidays 2016 – 17 116
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INFORMATION SHEET2016 -2017
Photograph of the student in grey school uniform.
(size 3cm x 2.5cm)
INDIAN SCHOOL SOHAR
(To be filled by the parent and submitted to the class teacher)
Name of the pupil in CAPITAL LETTERS (as per passport) G R No.
First
Middle
Surname
Class &Sec House Date of Birth / / Date of Admission / /
Sex Mother tongue Height ( cm ) Weight ( kg )
Blood Group Vision (L) (R) Dental Hygiene
Details of the Parents ( CAPITAL LETTERS )
dd / mm / yyyy dd / mm / yyyy
Father’s Name
Occupation Name of Employer / Sponsor:
Office Address
P O Box
Postal Code
Tel ( O )
Tel ( R )
Mobile No.
Mother’s Name
Occupation House-Wife Employed
Name of Employer / Sponsor :
Telephone Number
Mobile
Office
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Alternative Emergency No.
Permanent Address as perPassport
Residential Address :
Way No. Building No. Flat No.
Locality
Particulars of Brothers / Sisters in the School
G R No. Name Class & Sec
Mode of Transport for the Student :
( Tick on the appropriate box )
1. School Bus 2. Vehicle driven by the parent
3. Picked up by driver / friend / relative 4. Company’s vehicle
5. Private Bus 6. Travel on foot
Any ailment / allergy / previous medical history
We have read all the rules and regulations given in the diary. We hereby promise to abide by them.
Father’s Signature Mother’s Signature
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INFORMATION SHEET2016 -2017
Photograph of the student in grey school uniform.
(size 3cm x 2.5cm)
INDIAN SCHOOL SOHAR
(To be filled by the parent)
Name of the pupil in CAPITAL LETTERS (as per passport) G R No.
First
Middle
Surname
dd / mm / yyyy dd / mm / yyyy
Father’s Name
Occupation Name of Employer / Sponsor:
Office Address
P O Box
Postal Code
Tel ( O )
Tel ( R )
Mobile No.
Mother’s Name
Occupation House-Wife Employed
Name of Employer / Sponsor :
Telephone Number
Mobile
Office
Class &Sec House Date of Birth / / Date of Admission / /
Sex Mother tongue Height ( cm ) Weight ( kg )
Blood Group Vision (L) (R) Dental Hygiene
Details of the Parents ( CAPITAL LETTERS )
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Alternative Emergency No.
Permanent Address as perPassport
Residential Address :
Way No. Building No. Flat No.
Locality
Particulars of Brothers / Sisters in the School
G R No. Name Class & Sec
Mode of Transport for the Student :
( Tick on the appropriate box )
1. School Bus 2. Vehicle driven by the parent
3. Picked up by driver / friend / relative 4. Company’s vehicle
5. Private Bus 6. Travel on foot
Any ailment / allergy / previous medical history
We have read all the rules and regulations given in the diary. We hereby promise to abide by them.
Father’s Signature Mother’s Signature
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GENERAL INFORMATIONIndian School Sohar was founded in 1982 and is managed by the association of members of the Banyan Merchant Community through a committee called the School Managing Committee.The school is an English medium, co-educational, KG – XII institution , affiliated with Central Board of Secondary Education, New Delhi and approved by the Ministry of Education, Sultanate of Oman. The school is intended primarily for the students of Indian nationality and Indian origin.
SCHOOL MOTTO
‘ Tamso ma Jyotirgamya’ Tamso ma Jyotirgamya - means“Lead me from darkness to light.”
When we refer to darkness and light, we meanignoranace and knowledge,respectively.
This is so because ignoranace, like darkness,obscures true understanding.
The only remedy for darkness is light,just as the only remedy for ignorance is knowledge.
The knowledge spoken of here is again the knowledgeof one’s true nature
MISSION
Our mission is to educate our students with the values that would help them to be self-reliant, manage complexities, become critical thinkers with sound reasoning and be able to appreciate diverse culture all across the world to become active, compassionate & lifelong learners.
VISION
Indian School Sohar aims to be an institution of excellence, in academics, and in the holistic development and character building of the children, catering to students with varied aptitude and potential-transforming them into real achievers
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School Hours : (Sunday to Thursday)
Kindergarten - II - 07.40 am - 12.15 pm
Classes III – XII - 07.40 am - 02.10 pm
Office Hours - 07.40 am – 02.10 pm (Sunday to Thursday)
For Fees - 08.00 am - 01.30 pm (Sunday to Thursday)
Meeting Hours:
Parents may meet the Principal or the Vice-Principal, or the supervisor and
/ or the teachers on the following days, according to the given timings after
taking prior appointment from the reception :
Principal : Sunday : 08.30 am – 10:00 am
Vice-Principal : Monday : 08:30 am – 10:00 am
Supervisors : Prior appointment : 10:35 am – 10:55 am
Teachers : Prior appointment : (III-V) 09:55 am – 10:55 am
Prior appointment : (VI-XII) 10:35 am – 10:55 am
from school reception
( KG – Class II ) : 1:00 pm – 1:30 pm
Morning Assembly
► Middle School (Classes VI to VIII) Sunday. [Scouts & Guides]
► Primary School (Classes III to V) Monday.
► Primary School (Classes I & II) Tuesday.
► Secondary School (Classes IX – X) Wednesday.
► Senior Secondary School (XI & XII) Thursday.
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No Name & Designation GSM Fax Email
1 Mr. Abraham George President 99346344 26750585 [email protected]
2 Mr. Haridas Jivraj JavaVice–President 99356806 26846614 [email protected]
3 Mr. Dilip AsherConvenor 99335185 26840068 [email protected]
4 Mr. Rajendra B. MehtaTreasurer 99359241 ---- [email protected]
5 Mr. Lalit H. AsherMember 99326502 26841700 [email protected]
6 Mr. Ajay DamaniMember 99260449 26845772 [email protected]
7 Dr. Mahesh Mistry Member 99418047 ---- [email protected]
8 Mr. Sunil K. SharmaMember 92808104 26865019 [email protected]
9 Mrs. Sanchita Verma Principal 99477276 26844504 [email protected]
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NATIONAL SONG
बंकिमचंद्र चटर्जी
PLEDGEIndia 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.
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gedks thou nsus okys ] nsuk gedks ;s ojnkuAfo|k vkSj dyk ge lh[ksa ] cu tk,¡ vPNs balkuAtSls xaxk ty fueZy gS ] ,slk gedks eu nsukAtc ns[ksa nwtksa dk nq[k ge ] Nyd iMsa+ vius uSukAoSHko ikdj Hkh nqfu;k esa ] vk, u gedks vfHkekuAgedks thou nsus okys ] nsuk gedks ;s ojnkuAfo|k vkSj dyk ge lh[ksa ] cu tk,¡ vPNs balkuA
gs izHkq! vkuUnnkrk Kku gedks nhft,A“kh?kz lkjs nqxqZ.kksa dks ] nwj gels dhft,A
gs izHkq ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^yhft, gedks “kj.k esa ] ge lnkpkjh cusaAczãpkjh ] /keZ&j{kd ] ohj&ozr/kkjh cusaA
gs izHkq^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^fuank fdlh dh ge fdlh ls Hkwy ls Hkh u djsaA
lR; cksysa >wB R;kxsa ] esy vkil esa djsaAgs izHkq^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
izse ls gh xq#tuksa dh ] fuR; ge lsok djsaAfnO; thou gks gekjk ] rsjk ;”k xk;k djsaA
gs izHkq^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
प्रार्थनरा गीतgedks thou nsus okys
gs izHkq! vkuUnnkrk
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gj ns”k esa rw gj os”k esa rw] rsjs uke vusd rw ,d gh gSA
rsjh jaxHkwfe ;g fo”o /kjk] gj [ksy esa esy esa rw gh rw gSA
lkxj ls mBk ckny cudj] ckny ls fxjk ty gks dj dsA
fQj ugj cuh ufn;k¡ xgjh] rsjs fHkUu izdkj rw ,d gh gSA
gj ns”k esa rw gj os”k esa rw] rsjs uke vusd rw ,d gh gSA
feV~Vh ls Hkh v.kq&ijek.kq cuk] ;g fo”o txr dk :i fy;kA
dgha ioZr] o`{k fo”kky cuk] lkSan;Z rsjk rw ,d gh gSA
gj ns”k esa rw gj os”k esa rw ] rsjs uke vusd rw ,d gh gSA
;g [ksy fn[kk;k gS ftlus og gS xq:nso dh iw.kZ n;kA
rqdM~;k dgsa vkSj u dksbZ feyk] cl rw vkS eSa lc ,d gh gSA
gj ns”k esa rw gj os”k esa rw rsjs uke vusd rw ,d gh gSA
gedks eu dh “kfDr nsuk ] eu fot; djsa nwljksa dh t; ls igys ] [kqn dks t; djsaA ge dks^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Hksn&Hkko vius fny ls lkQ dj ldsa ] nwljksa dh Hkwy gks rks ekQ dj ldsa ] >wB ls cps jgsa ] lp dk ne Hkjsa ] nwljksa dh t; ls igys ] [kqn dks t; djsaA ge dks^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ eqf”dysa iM+sa rks ge is bruk deZ dj ] lkFk nsa rks /keZ dk pysa rks /keZ ij ] [kqn is gkSalyk jgs onh ls u Mjsa ] nwljksaa dh t; ls igys ] [kqn dks t; djsaA ge dks^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
gj ns”k esa rw
gedks eu dh “kfDr nsuk
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rqe vk”kk fo”okl gekjsA rqe /kjrh vkdk”k gekjsA rqe /kjrh vkdk”k gekjs nkrkA rqe vk”kk ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ rkr&ekr rqe cU/kq Hkzkr gks fnol&jkf= ] la/;k izHkkr gks nhid ] lw;Z&pUnz ] rkjd esa bZ”oj ] rqe gh T;ksfr izdk”k gekjs nkrkA rqe vk”kk ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ lk¡lksa esa rqe vkrs&tkrs ,d rqEgha ls gSa lc ukrs Tkhou ou ds gj ir>M+ esa bZ”oj ] ,d rqEgha e/kqekl gekjs nkrkA Rkqe vk”kk ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ rqe gh lc esa ] gSa rqe esa lc rqe gh Hko gks ] gks rqe gh jc vJq gekjh vk¡[kksa esa rqe bZ”oj ] rqe gksaBksa ij gkl gekjs nkrkA bZ“oj gekjs nkrk gekjsA rqe vk“kk+ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
gs tx =krk ] fo”o&fo/kkrk ]gs lq[k&”kkfUr fudsru gs!nhu ds cU/kq ] izse ds flU/kq ]nq%[k nfjnz fouk”ku gs!gs tx =krk ] fo”o&fo/kkrk ]gs lq[k&”kkfUr fudsru gs!fuR; v[kaM ] vuar ] vukfn ]iw.kZ czg~e lukru gs!Tkx&vkJ; ] tx&ifr ] tx&oanu ]vuqie ] vy[k fujatu gs!izk.k&l[kk ] f=Hkqou izfr&ikyd ]thou ds voyEcu gs !gs tx =krk ] fo”o&fo/kkrk ] gs lq[k&”kkfUr fudsru gs!
rqe vk”kk fo”okl gekjsA
gs tx =krk
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gksaxs dke;kc ] gksaxs dke;kc ] ge gksaxs dke;kc ,d fnugks eu esa gS fo”okl ] iwjk gS fo”okl ]gksaxs dke;kc ,d fnuAgksxh “kkfUr pkjksa vksj ] gksxh “kkfUr pkjksa vksj gksxh “kkfUr pkjksa vksj ,d fnuAgks eu esa gS fo”okl ] iwjk gS fo”okl ]gksxh “kkfUr pkjksa vksj ,d fnuAge pysaxs lkFk&lkFk ] Mky gkFkksa esa gkFkge pysaxs lkFk&lkFk ,d fnuAgks eu esa gS fo”okl ] iwjk gS fo”okl ]ge pysaxs lkFk&lkFk ,d fnuAugha Mj fdlh dk vkt ] ugha Hk; fdlh dk vkt ]ugha Mj fdlh dk vkt ds fnuAgks eu esa gS fo”okl ] iwjk gS fo”okl ]ugha Mj fdlh dk vkt ds fnuAgks eu esa gS fo”okl ] iwjk gS fo”oklA
gksaxs dke;kc
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bruh “kfDr gesa nsuk nkrk ]eu dk fo”okl det+ksj gks ukAge pysa usd jkLrs is gels ]Hkwydj Hkh dksbZ Hkwy gks ukAnwj vKku ds gksa v¡/ksjs ]rw gesa Kku dh jks”kuh nsAgj cqjkbZ ls cprs jgsa ge ]ftruh Hkh ns Hkyh ft+nxh nsAcSj gks uk fdlh dk fdlh ls ]Hkkouk eu eas cnys dh gks ukAge pysa usd jkLrs is gels ]Hkwydj Hkh dksbZ Hkwy gks ukAge uk lkspsa gesa D;k feyk gS ]ge ;s lkspsa fd;k D;k gS viZ.k \Qwy ck¡Vsa [kq”kh ds lHkh dks ]Lkcdk thou gh cu tk, e/kqcuAviuh d#.kk dk ty rw cgk ds ]dj ns ikou gj ,d eu dk dksukAge pysa usd jkLrs is gels ]Hkwydj Hkh dksbZ Hkwy gks ukAbruh “kfDr gesa nsuk nkrk ]eu dk fo”okl det+ksj gks ukA
bruh “kfDr gesa nsuk nkrk
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MAKE ME A CHANNEL OF YOUR PEACE…..
Make me a channel of your peace Where there is hatred, let me sow your love Where there is injury, your pardon, Lord Where there is doubt, true faith in you.
Chorus: Oh, master, grant that I may never seek So much to be consoled as to console To be understood as to understand To be loved as to love with all my soul.
Make me a channel of your peace It is pardoning that we are pardoned In giving to all men that we receive And in dying that we’ are born to eternal life.
ALL THINGS BRIGHT AND BEAUTIFUL
All things bright and beautiful, All creatures great and small. All things wise and wonderful, The Lord God made them all.
Each little flower that opens, Each little bird that sings He made their glowing colours, He made their tiny wings.
The purple headed mountain, The river running by, The sunset, and the morning That brightens up the sky.
The cold wind in the winter, The pleasant summer sun, The ripe fruits in the garden, He made them every one.
He gave us eyes to see them, And lips that we might tell, How great is God Almighty, Who has made all things well.
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SHOWERS OF BLESSING
There shall be showers of blessing- This is the promise of love. There shall be seasons refreshing, Sent from God above.
Showers of blessing, Showers of blessing we need. Mercy drops round us are falling But for the showers we plead, There shall be showers of blessing Send them upon us, O God. Grant to us now a refreshing Come and honour thy word.
COUNT YOUR BLESSINGS
When upon life’s billow you are tempest tossed When you are discouraged, thinking all is lost; Count your many blessings, name them one by one And it will surprise you what the Lord hath done.
Count your blessings, name them one by one Count your blessings, see what God hath done; Count your blessings, name them one by one Count your many blessings, see what God hath done.
Are you even burdened with a load of care? Does the load seem heavy you are called to bear? Count your many blessings, every doubt will fly And you will be singing as the days go by.
Count your blessings, name them one by one Count your blessings, see what God hath done; Count your blessings, name them one by one; Count your many blessings, see what God hath done.
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WE SHALL OVERCOME
We shall overcome, we shall overcome, We shall overcome some day. For deep in my heart I do believe We shall overcome some day.
We are not afraid, we are not afraid; We are not afraid today. For deep in my heart
I do believe We shall overcome some day.
The truth shall make us free, The truth shall make us free; The truth shall make us free some day. For deep in my heart I do believe We shall overcome some day.
We shall live in peace, we shall live in peace, We shall live in peace, some day. For deep in my heart I do believe We shall overcome some day.
LIBERATION
The world stands in need of liberation, my Lord, It still has to feel Your power The blind and the deaf, the dumb and the maimed, All need to feel your healing touch; The world stands…chorus
1 There are those who have eyes but refuse to see, Their in humanity to men; There are those who have ears, but refuse to hear, The Cries of those in agony
2 There are those who have mouths, but refuse to speak Against injustice done to men There are those who have hands, but refuse to reach Them out in love and brotherhood.
3 There are those who have talents, they do not use To build a true community. And we know that we all have the talent to love But leave it buried in ourselves.
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COURSES OF STUDY
Kindergarten
The school considers the kindergarten as an essential step in the ladder of educational experience.
The aim is to foster the natural development through an organized, systematic, child-centered programme of learning.
The focus is on the holistic formation of the child; to provide stimulating activities for intellectual, linguistic, social, emotional, aesthetic and physical growth; to educate the individual through active exploration and experience of his/her environment and through learning activities; to lay the foundation for the basic skills of listening, speaking, reading and writing English and of number concepts, thus preparing them for the primary grades.
Primary I – V
First Language – EnglishSecond Language – HindiOther subjects: Mathematics, Environmental Studies, Social Science(Class V) Physical and Health Education, Art & Craft, Music, Computer Science.
Middle VI – VIII
First Language – EnglishSecond Language – Hindi Third Language –Arabic/Malayalam/Sanskrit.Other subjects: Mathematics, Science, Social Science, Physical and Health Education, Computer Science, Art and Craft, Music and Scouting & Guiding
Secondary IX – X
First Language – EnglishSecond Language – (IX) Arabic/Hindi /MalayalamSecond Language – (X) Hindi, ArabicOther subjects: Mathematics, Science, Social Science, Physical and Health Education, Computer Science, Art and Craft, Music and First aid
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ACADEMIC TERM The academic year commences in the first week of April and ends in March. There are two vacations, a short break at the end of December and a longer one in summer.
SCHOOL FEES
The annual fees of all students will be collected in nine installments, i.e., from April to December.
Fees must be paid by the 15th of each month or for several months in advance. Other fees are payable in the first month of the term.
Fee can now be deposited on line using net banking / mobile banking in Bank Muscat A/c No. : 0343-01175965-0031
Tuition, Lab and Computer fees are payable for the twelve months of the year.
Admit Cards for examination will not be issued untill all the dues are paid
FINEDelayed payments will result in a fine of R.O. 1.000 for every month. If the fees remain unpaid for two months, the management will resort to barring defaulters from attending classes until the dues along with fine are settled.
Senior Secondary XI – XII
Science Stream
English Core, Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Biology, Informatics Practices and Physical Education.
Commerce Stream
English Core, Accountancy, Business Studies, Mathematics, Economics, Informatics Practices, Entrepreneurship and Physical Education.
Humanities StreamEnglish Core, Geography, History, Knowledge Traditions and Practices of India, Political Science, Psychology and Sociology,Entrepreneurship and Physical Education.
General Studies, Physical & Health Education, Work Experience will be assessed for all the streams.
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SCHOOL UNIFORM
Material: For shirt and blouse – White material. For trousers & pinafores – Thai Toray T 508 grey, two-tone suiting.It is very essential that the material and shade approved by the school are used; shades other than the approved ones will not be permitted.
Kindergarten Uniform
New Uniform is being introduced in the LKG this Year. Same will continue in UKG
1. Navy Blue Shorts (Elastic Waist)2. Blue check shirt3. Shoes without laces4. Socks ( White )5. Sweater
1. Blue checked frock with navy blue collar, belt and short puff sleves with navy blue strip.2. Shoes without laces3. Socks ( White )4. Sweater5. Legging in Winter ( Navy Blue )
1 Grey shorts for Classes I to IV 1 Grey pinafore
2 Trousers (long pants) for the rest 2 White short-sleeved blouse
3 White short-sleeved shirt 3 Black leather shoes, with white socks (calf length)
4 Black belt 4 Bloomers - Black
5 Black leather / Canvas shoes with laces, White socks (calf length)
BOYS
GIRLS
READMISSIONAfter non payment of fee for two months, the student's name will be stuck off.
The student has to seek readmission after paying an admission fee of RO 20 and all the dues along with the fine.
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1 White shorts for Classes I to IV.
2 Trousers( long pants) for the rest
3 White short-sleeved shirt
4 White P.T. Shoes and calf length socks
5 Black belt *White uniform on Tuesday
Winter Uniform: KG - XII
Navy blue woollen plain knit full sleeved pullover with ‘V’ neck
Scouts and Guides Uniform
For Classes VI – VIII on Sundays
White divided skirt and white short- sleeved blouse for all Classes
Pattern of the Pinafore:
Parents are requested to note the pattern. ONLY THE CORRECT PATTERN WILL BE PERMITTED TO SCHOOL.
1. The pinafore should be sufficiently broad from the shoulder to the waist and open on the sides. 2. The buttons of the shoulder and the waist should be punched buttons of the pinafore material. 3. The Pinafore skirts should have eight box pleats, four in front and four at the back.
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4. The pleats should be sufficiently broad. Each pleat should have enough material tucked in to prevent it from opening when worn. 5. The pinafore should have a zip on the side of the waist where the button is fixed, with the pocket on the other side. 6. The waist band should be proportionate to the size of the pinafore. 7. The pleats should be stitched to 3 inches below the waistband. 8. The pinafore should be 1 inch below the knee.
Pattern of Girls White Uniform:
1. The skirt should be made from white soft suiting. 2. It must have 8 box pleats, 4 in front and 4 behind. 3. Pleats must be stitched 3” from the waistband. 4. The skirt must be divided like trousers, but should fall like a skirt when worn. 5. The box pleats should have sufficient material tucked in order to give the skirt a proper fall. 6. It should be knee-length. 7. The pattern of the blouse should be like that of the school uniform blouse. 8. The sleeves must have a band and simple blouse collar. 9. The blouse should be sufficiently long.
SCHOOL BUSThe school operates three buses within Sohar town.Bus Fee: Al Hambar area - RO. 8/- and RO. 10/- Souq area per month. Request for bus will be considered as per the waiting list.
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ADMISSION
An application for admission must be made on the prescribed form. It has to be duly filled by the parents who will be responsible to the Head of School for the pupil’s conduct, punctuality, regular attendance, progress in school and payment of fees.The form will be available at the school office in the second week of January. Form can also be downloaded from the school website and submitted with prescribed fee, at the school office with required documents within a week. Incomplete forms will not be accepted.Admission test notification will be displayed on the school notice board and school website by second week of January.A pupil must be three and a half years (as on April 1st of the School year) before he/she is admitted to the lower KG.The pupil must be present on the day of admission test.If due to emergency the pupil is not able to attend the test then it should be informed to the school in advance.A new date should be taken atleast three days prior to the next admission test. In case the application is not submitted the child's form will be rejected.A pupil may be given a written test in all subjects at the time of admission.The decision of the school authorities regarding the entrance test is final.A pupil who joins the school in the Kindergarten and Class I must produce an official birth certificate and/or a copy of the passport, in evidence of the date of birth entered in the admission form.Pupils coming from CBSE schools must produce a Transfer Certificate from the school last attended (for class II and above). In case of transfer from other than CBSE School, transfer certificate should be countersigned from the authority controlling the school.A verified copy of the report card for the class last attended must besubmitted at the time of admission.Admission will be subject to the availability of seat.
WITHDRAWAL
Parents should inform the school in writing at least one month in advance, of their intention to withdraw the pupil from school, or a month’s fees will be charged in lieu of notice.A transfer certificate, or any other certificate, will be issued only if all school dues have been paid.A transfer certificate will be issued after one week from the date ofapplication.Transfer Certificate application can be obtained from the school office on the payment of RO 1.000 or downloaded from the website.
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RULES OF DISCIPLINE
Students are expected to maintain high standard in their general behaviour and manner of speech. Bad and improper language will not be accepted.English being the medium of instruction in the school, students are advised to maintain a suitable level of English.It is compulsory for the students to speak in English at all times except in classes and activities of other languages.They should be well-behaved (respectful to their elders), honest, truthful and students are answerable to the school authorities for their conduct in and outside the school.Students should have deep respect and dedication to their work. Attentiveness in class and regularity in homework and assignments are of prime importance.Students should carry their student diaries to school every day, even on examination days.Personal hygiene and neatness are of utmost importance. Hair must be neatly groomed, worn short in the case of boys and neatly tied in the case of girls .Students should cut their nails regularly.School uniform is compulsory at all times. Clothes must be clean and ironed. Shoes must be polished. [White uniform must be worn on Tuesdays]. Students who come to school for any purpose whatsoever should be in the proper school uniform; even if they don’t have classes on that day. Students in improper uniform will face disciplinary action.Only small chocolates should be brought and distributed during the recess for birthday. Students are not allowed to colour their hair, wear fancy contact lenses, wear low-waist pants, coloured or short socks or short pinafores. The pinafore should fall one inch below the knee.Students should not wear jewellery such as gold chain, bangles, wrist bands, friendship bands, finger rings, anklets, costly watches and long earrings. Girls may wear short earrings (studs). Mobiles and other electronic gadgets are strictly not allowed. If confisticated, it will be returned only at the end of the session.Students must realize that the school property belongs to them. Proper care of school property and things belonging to others is a mark of a well-bred and responsible student. Student should not write, carve or scratch on the walls and furniture. Any damage to school property will not be overlooked. The loss must be made good by the offender.No collective petition will be entertained. But reasonable and private ones will be sympathetically attended to.
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The management reserves to itself the right to dismiss students who make no progress in their studies or whose conduct is detrimental to the orderly life of the school. Irregular attendance, insubordination to teachers, habitual inattention to school work, obscenity in word or act, and repeated damage to school property are sufficient reasons for dismissal of a pupil.All students should present themselves in school on the opening day of the school after the vacation. Absentees, who do not give prior intimation of the delay, may have their names struck off the roll to enable the school to accommodate those on the waiting list.Application for medical leave should be accompanied by Medical Certificate from qualified doctors.A pupil who has, for some unexplained reason, been absent for a month or more, is liable to have his or her name struck off without advance notice. If re-admitted, he or she will be considered as fresh admission.Parents / guardians / students should be aware that use of social media websites is governed by the laws of Sultanate of Oman. If these media are not used judiciously it may lead to legal implications.Parents are requested not to to enter the classes for any reason. Teachers will not entertain any parent in the classroomStudents are strictly forbidden to bring to school books, newspapers, magazines and instruments not pertaining to their daily works.During class hours students should not leave the class rooms under any pretext. Students are not allowed to leave the school premises without the permission of the Principal, Vice-Principal or administrator in case of emergency.
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The school's website gives information about the main features of the school like admission procedures, achievements, news and events, etc.All the circulars are regularly uploaded on the website.It also provides an option to download various sample papers.The photo gallery is a rich store - house of important and glorious moments of the school.
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DUPLICATE DOCUMENTS
Duplicate documents such as T.C, Report card, Bonafide certificate may be obtained from the school office, by paying RO 5 (Rial Omani Five).Application forms are available at the school reception or the form can be downloaded from the school website.Duplicate documents will be issued after 5 working days from the date of receipt of application.
IDENTITY CARD
Every student is required to wear/pin the ID card on the left side.Each student will be responsible for the use of his/her Identity Card ,which is not transferable to any other student.Students must ensure that their Identity Cards are kept secure and are not deliberately or inadvertently made available for use by any other person.Alteration, falsification, or misuse of the Identity card will be a violation of the code of conduct, and will be subjected to disciplinary action. The fee for the replacement of Identity Card due to loss or damage will be RO 1. New Identity card can be obtained from the book store.
PARKING
Parents are requested to abide by all the traffic rules, while dropping or picking up children from the school.Parking in neighboring residential area is strictly prohibited. It may invite ROP complaint and fine.The parking in front of the new building (Gate 1, 2, 3 & 4) is reserved. Please do not park private cars in this area.
SAFETY & SECURITY
The safety and security of your ward is of utmost importance to us. In view to enhance security and safety of the students, the school has hired professional security services. We solicit your cooperation in implementing the following measures. 1) All visitors must carry their resident card with them. 2) Visitors must fill up the requisite information and sign in the visitors’ register, kept at the gate and take the visitor’s pass. Pass should be returned while going out of the school.3) All visitors must report to the reception. Visitors are not permitted to enter classrooms, staffrooms or any other area in the school premises.
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4) Students will not be excused from the school before the end of the school day, unless there is an emergency. Students will only be sent with the parents. Gate pass will be issued from the reception and must be presented to the guard.
a. Students are not to arrive prior to 7.30 am, and should leave by 12.30/ 2.30 pm as there is no supervision provided before 7.30 am and after 12.30/2.30 pm. b. Prompt pickup is important to ensure your child’s safety.c. In case the transport is delayed for any reason, children should immediately come and report to the school reception (Block D) and inform, so that parents can be contacted.
6) Visiting hours to be observed as per the schedule. Kindly call at 26841885 a day prior to fix up appointment.
7) KG to class II parents must accompany their children all the time during drop and pick-up. Please do not leave the children unescorted especially after picking them up from the class.
8) Please avoid sending tiffin, books, pen and other material during school hours. Due to logistic constraints, it becomes very difficult to send materials to different classes.
9) Advise children to set their bags according to the time table.
10) Parents are requested to restrict the use of mobile phone in school premises, especially during drop and pick up.
11) Text books and notebooks will be issued only during recess time from the book store.
RECOMMENDATIONS TO PARENTS/GUARDIANS
Parents / Guardians are obviously aware of the fact that their help and co-operation is needed for the building of sound character in pupils. Their children must be made to realize that a well-ordered and disciplined way of life is as important at home as in school. They are, therefore earnestly requested to see that the rules of the school are strictly observed.Parents / Guardians can play an important and responsible role by:
Developing in their children the habit of punctuality.
Ensuring that their wards come neatly dressed to school.
Ensuring that their wards bring the books according to the time-table for the day and leave all extra books at home.
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Ensuring that their wards leave the school premises soon after the closure of the school.
Making it a point to attend all the parent-teacher meetings regularly.
Regularly checking the student diary, waterbottles, tiffin boxes and the bags of the their wards.
Encouraging their children to take part in the activities of the school.
Seeing all test/examination papers, report cards, etc. and entries made in the student diary, whether satisfactory or not.
Informing the Principal of their child’s absence for any reason within a week.
Intimating any change of address or telephone number to the school.
Keeping their children at home when infected by some infectious/contagious disease, till the danger of the infection has passed.
Visiting the Principal or the Vice-Principal only on a working day, within the stipulated hours.
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ACADEMIC PRIZES RankingKG to V – There will be no system of ranking pupils in class and prizes will not be awarded for academics till class V.
VI to X – In classes VI to X Academic Proficiency Prizes will be awarded to the students getting A 1 grade in all subjects.
XI - Academic Proficiency Prizes will be awarded to students securing more than 90% in all academic subjects.
XII - Academic Proficiency Prizes will be awarded to top three positions & subject toppers respectively.
Attendance75% attendance is a must for being eligible to appear at the annual examination and for promotion to the next higher class.
Adopting unfair meansA student adopting unfair means in an examination will be disqualified in that subject. He/She will be awarded zero in that examination .
PROMOTION RULES
1. To be eligible for promotion a pupil should have minimum 75% attendance.2. A pupil must appear in all assessments and evaluations conducted during the academic term.3. Promotion will be as per CBSE Criteria. Please refer to www.cbse.nic.in
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CLASS I – II
EXAM FROM TO
EVALUATION TEST – I 26th May 2016 2nd June 2016
EVALUATION TEST – II 16th Oct. 2016 23rd Oct. 2016
EVALUATION TEST – III 5th March 2017 12th March 2017
CLASS III – V
EXAM FROM TO
EVALUATION TEST – I 15th May 2016 24th May 2016
EVALUATION TEST – II 16th Oct. 2016 25th Oct. 2016
EVALUATION TEST – III 2nd March 2017 12th March 2017
CLASS VI – VIII
EXAM FROM TO
FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT - I 1st May 2016 9th May 2016
FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT - II 26th May 2016 2nd June 2016
SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT - I 22nd Sep. 2016 4th Oct. 2016
FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT - III 3rd Nov. 2016 10th Nov. 2016
FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT - IV 2nd Feb 2017 9th Feb. 2017
SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT - II Dates will be issued later
CLASS IX & X
EXAM FROM TO
FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT - I 1st May 2016 9th May 2016
FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT - II 26th May 2016 2nd June 2016
SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT - I 22nd Sep. 2016 4th Oct. 2016
FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT - III 3rd Nov. 2016 10th Nov. 2016
FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT – IV
(CLASS – IX) 2nd Feb 2017 9th Feb. 2017
FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT – IV
(CLASS – X) 11th Jan. 2017 17th Jan. 2017
PRE-BOARD – X 29th Jan. 2017 7th Feb. 2017
SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT - II Dates will be issued later
CLASS XI & XII
EXAM FROM TO
UNIT TEST 25th May 2016 1st June 2016
TERM – I 22nd Sep. 2016 4th Oct. 2016
TERM – II (PRACTICALS) 15th Nov. 2016 20th Nov. 2016
TERM – II (THEORY) 22nd Nov. 2016 4th Dec. 2016
PRE-BOARD – XII 4th Jan. 2017 22ndJan. 2017
CBSE PRACTICALS – XII Begins 30th Jan. 2017
PRE-FINAL – XI 29th Jan. 2017 9th Feb. 2017
FINAL PRACTICALS – XI 13th Feb. 2017 16th Feb. 2017
FINAL EXAM – XI Begins 23rd Feb. 2017
INDIAN SCHOOL SOHAR EXAM SCHEDULE 2016 – 2017
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CALEN
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17
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We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence is therefore not an art but a habit. -Aristotle
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All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights - Anonymous
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The great art of learning is to undertake but little at a time - VJohn Locke
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There is no great lie than a truth misunderstand - William Janes
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Winning isn’t everything but wanting to win is - Vice Lombard
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The only place where success comes before work is the dictionary - Vidal Sasson
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Do what you can, with what you have, where you are - Theodore Roosevelt
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A child is not a vase to be filled, but a fire to be lit - Rabelais
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The wise man reads both books and life itself - Lin Yutang
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Change yourself you wish to change the world - The Mother
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Education is the chief defence of a nation - Burke
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Judge a tree from its fruits; not from the leaves - Euripedes
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Haste is the mother of imperfection - Braziliab Proverb
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Life is a flower of which love is Honey - Victor Hugo
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Happiness does not depend on outward things; but on the way you see them - Leo Tolstoy
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Life without endeavour is like entering a jewel mine and coming out with empty hands. – Japanese Proverb
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If your actions inspire others to dream more, learn more, do more and become more, you are a true leader. – John Quincy Adams
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LIST OF HOLIDAYS 2016-2017
LIST OF OMAN GOVERNMENT HOLIDAYS 2016-2017
DAY DATE HOLIDAYSFriday toSaturday
17/06/2016 to 09/08/2016 Summer Vacation
Monday 15/08/2016 Independence Day
Friday 26/08/2016 Sri Krishna Janmastami
Tuesday 13/09/2016 Onam
Tuesday 30/10/2016 Diwali
Wednesday 31/10/2016 Gujarati New Year
Sunday to Sunday
18/12/2016 to 02/01/2017 Winter Vacation for KG to XII
Sunday 25/12/2016 Christmas
Sunday 1/1/2017 New Year
Thursday 26/01/2017 Republic Day
Monday 13/03/2017 Holi
S.NO DATE HOLIDAYS1 05/05/2016 Al Isra Al Miraj*2 07/07/2016 Eid UI Fitr*3 23/07/2016 Renaissance Day*
4 13/09/2016 to 17/09/2016 Eid Al Adha*
5 02/10/2016 Muharram / Al Hijra*
6 30/11/2016 to 03/12/2016 National Day Holidays*
7 12/12/2016 Miraj Al Nabi*
* Please pay attention to the announcement made by the Government of Oman for the confirmation of dates . Separate circulars will not be issued.