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ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL SCHEME
1. Salient features
Army Public schools had their origin in 1983 to impart qualityeducation upto secondary school and senior School certificate level tochildren of Army personnel at a reasonable cost. The schools are runby the Army Welfare Education Society (AWES) under the aegis ofAdjutant General’s Branch. These schools are affiliated to the CentralBoard of Secondary Education (CBSE) New Delhi.
Army Public Schools are run on the lines of Kendriya Vidyalayas.Admission to Army children is guaranteed in these schools.2. Scope
(a) Army Public schools are co-educational and prepare studentsfor 10+2 Scheme.
(b) Syllabus as per CBSE New Delhi is adopted.(c) Medium of instruction is English.(d) Combination of subjects at senior secondary level:-
Science stream Subjects:-English, Maths, Physics, Chemistry, Biology/ Computer Science.Commerce stream Subjects:-English,Business Studies, Economics, InformaticsPractice,Accountancy
3. Admission1. Priority
(a) Children of serving Army Personnel, DSC personnel,
Army war widows, Assam Rifles and TA (When Embodied)
(b) Children of Ex-servicemen and Ex-DSC men,
(c) Children of serving Air Force and Naval personnel,
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(d) Children of Ex-Naval/Air Force personnel,
(e) Children of Civilians paid out of Defence Estimate, MES, etc.
(f) Other Children subject to availability of vacancies
(II) Fresh admission to Army Public School will be throughadmission test.
(III) All necessary documents like Progress report, TransferCertificate from the previous school, original date of birthcertificate are to be attached with the Admission Form. TheTransfer Certificate is to be countersigned by the DistrictEducation Officer if It is a case of Inter- state transferand if the student is not from an Army Public School.
(IV) Admission of new students to various classes in the schoolshall be made from the first week of April and shall be finalisedby the month of July.
(V) Admission test will conducted by the school on the datesnotified by the Principal.
(VI) Admission will be allowed after a student qualifies himself/herself, in the test and submits the T.C. of the previous schoolalong with the progress report of the last examination passed.
(VII) Admission without Transfer certificate shall be made onlyupto Class IV. If a pupil who has not previously attended anyrecognised school, applies for admission to any of the ClassesII to IV, his/her parent/guardian shall be required to give fullhistory of previous education and submit an affidavit to theeffect that the ward has not attended any recognised schooltill then. He shall also have to submit an affidavit recordingexact date of birth of the ward. If any of the above informationis found to contain misrepresentation of the facts, the
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Principal shall have the power to cancel the admission.
(VIII) The admission test shall be held in the following subjects.
Classes I to V- English, Hindi and Mathematics.Classes VI to X- English, Hindi, Maths, ScienceClasses X&XII - Applications accepted only from CBSEStream
(IX) The Principal’s decision will be final.
(X) The student should complete the age of 5 years on 30thMarch of the year for the admission to class 1, but he/ sheshould not be more than 7 years. The age for admission toother classes will be regulated accordingly.
School Vacations
1. Summer Vacation - 01 May 2016 to 19 June 2016
2. Autumn Break - 07 October 2016 to 16 October 2016
3. Winter break - 24 Dec 2016 to 02 January 2017
PARENT’S VISITING HOURS
1. Parents can meet the principal between 2.00 PM and 3.00PM on Monday,Tuesday and Wednesday and at any othertime during working hours with prior appointment.
2. On working days parents can meet the teachers only afterschool hours.
3. Last working day of every month will be a half day (upto10.30 AM) and there will Parent Teachers Meeting for aca-demic updation from 11.30 AM to 12.30 AM (class will beannounced on monthly basis)
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FEE STRUCTURE FOR 2016-2017Army Personnel
Class Details ofFee
One time/Annual
Quarterly Offrs JCOs ORCivilians
I to XII Regn Fee One time 450 450 450 450-do- Admn Fee -do- 1850 925 650 8000-do- Security
(Refundable) -do- 9200 6000 4600 14000-do- Library Annual 450 350 300 650-do- Building Annual 450 350 300 950-do- Exams &
Stationery Annual 350 350 350 350-do- Games & Annual 450 350 300 900
Sports-do- Play way upto
CI V Annual 350 300 250 650-do- School
Journal Annual 225 225 225 225I to V Tuition Fee Monthly 1450 1200 1050 2100VI to X Tuition Fee Monthly 1600 1450 1200 2300XI &XII Tuition Fee Monthly 1850 1600 1450 2500I to XII Computer Fee incl
CAL (I toV) Monthly 125 125 125 200Computer Fee inclCAL (VI toXII) Monthly 175 175 175 300
I to XII Pupils Fund Monthly 125 125 125 220IX & X Science Fee Monthly 90 90 90 150XI &XII Science Fee Monthly 125 125 125 220XI&XIII Computer(Computer & Science FeeComm(IP) Monthly 100 100 100 220batches only)I to XII Smart Class Fee Monthly 200 200 200 200
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INSTRUCTIONS1. Dates for remittance of Fees - Quarterly (APR,JUL,OCT & JAN)(a) First Quarter (Apr, May, Jun)(b) Second Quarter (Jul, Aug, Sep)(c) Third Quarter (Oct, Nov, Dec)(d) Fourth Quarter (Jan, Feb, Mar)
Fees without fine 1 to 10 of the first monthof the term
II. LATE FEESIf fees are not paid by due date, late fee will be charged as under :-(a) Upto 20th of the current month - Rs. 20/-(b) Upto 1 month - Rs. 50/-(c) Upto 2 months - Rs. 100/-(d) Upto 3 months - Rs. 150/-Note : If fees and fine are not paid for three consecutive months, the
name of the student will be struck off the rolls.
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III. All Payment will be made directly to State Bank of India,Main Branch, Cannanore
NOTE TO THE PARENT1. Notice of withdrawals must be given ten days in advance on printedTransfer Certificate form which is available with school office2. No student will be allowed to take the term/final examination, iffees are not paid in full.3. On no account can a Transfer Certificate be granted to a pupilwhose fees are due4. If Chalan Book is lost, the matter should be reported to the schooloffice immediately.fresh Chalan Book will be issued on payment ofRS.20/- onlyScheme of studies and Syllabus
The school follows the scheme of studies as prescribed fromtime to time by the CBSE for the All India Secondary SchoolCertificate Examination.DisciplineThe following should be strictly adhered to :-(a) Student should always be well dressed.When well dressed he/she develops pride in himself/herself.
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SCHOOL UNIFORM
(b) Student must come in neat and correct uniform.(c) Short hair for boys and hair should be plaited for girls(d) All students must attend the morning Assembly(e) Should show proper courtesy to all staff.(f) Student coming late or in improper uniform will be punished or
marked absent and sent back home.
BOYS(a) Steel grey shorts upto V, trousers from class VI up wards.
White shirt with half sleeves.(b) Black shoes with lace, Steel grey socks.(c) School belt (Red and blue stripes) with school badge.(d) School tie (Red and blue stripes)GIRLS(a) White Shirt with half sleeves with tie collar and red ribbons for
hair.(b) Steel grey skirt with Tunic (Square neck) upto X and steel
grey kamez with “Square’’ neck white salwar & white Duppattafor XI & XII.
(c) Black shoes, Steel Grey socks, School Belt, Tie & Badge.(d) On Wednesdays PT Dress (White & White) with White PT
shoes and White Socks.(e) On Fridays House coloured Shirt with white Shorts/Trousers
and white PT Shoes and white socks.
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1. A pupil will be eligible to appear in the Session EndingExamination if he/she has completed 75% attendance.
2. Leave to a student for absence is granted only on an application(leave letter) addressed to the Principal through Class Teachersubmitted on time (definetely the same day, rarelly the nextday in unavoidable circumstances) duly signed by the parent/Guardian, If parent is not with the student.
3. The period of leave with reasons should also be recorded inthe Student’s calender by the parent with signature.
4. In case of illness, a Medical Certificate must be attached withthe application. Long absence except in case of illness isdiscouraged.
5. The name of the student will be struck off from the rolls of theschool if he/ she is absent for more than a week continuouslywihout a sanction of leave.
LIBRARY RULES
1. All students of the school are members of the library.
2. Strict discipline and silence will be observed in the library andreading room.
3. A student can borrow one book at a time.
4. Library books can be issued and returned during library periodof the classes only and not in the teaching period.
5. Library books should be properly looked after and deposited onthe due date.
6. Marking, understanding, cutting and erasing or tearing pages ofthe books are strictly prohibited and liable to be punished if anysuch injury to the library books is detected by the librarian.
ATTENDANCE
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7. Text books, reference books, journals and periodicals are to beread in the library and reading room only and those are not meantfor home issue.
8. The librarian may recall a book at any time in case of urgency.
9. Library books are to be deposited at least one week before leav-ing the station or any break and one month before any vacation.
10. A ‘ No Due Certificate’ is to be obtained from the Librarianand submitted to admin. office while withdrawing any studentfrom the school.
HOW TO CONDUCT AS AN ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOLSTUDENT
1. Remember - Languages for communication in the school isEnglish.
2. Be a regular scholar. Come to school in clean and tidy schooluniform.
3. Let there be grace and sense of pride and purpose in yourwork and movement.
4. Be regular in moving to the assembly. Be quiet and take anactive part in its conduct.
5. Extend your help in keeping the class-room and the school cam-pus clean. Don’t scatter bits of paper on the floor. If you findany, remove them. Neither disfigure the walls nor damage theschool furniture and other properties. They are yours and youhave to pass them on to younger brothers and sisters, Reportany damage or loss immediately to the Class - teacher or Prin-cipal. Any damage will be made good by the person respon-sible.
6. Don’t loiter about outside the classroom while the school is insession.
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7. While moving from one class to another take care not to disturbother classes. Always move in a line.
8. Bring only the prescribed text books and note books.9. Take care of your things. Don’t lose them.10. If you find anything belonging to school or any other student,
deposit it in the office.11. While going out of the class when the school is in session, take
Class - Pass.12. Read Newspapers and Magazines regularly. Don’t mark,
underline or annotate them.13. Don’t do anything that is derogatory to your self respect.14. Your work and conduct should be such that it should bring
a good name to the school. That will open a bright futureto you.
15. Carry out the instructions of Class Leader, House Captainsand School Captain.
16. Be an active participant in every school activity.17. Enter Home - assignments in your school diary reguarly
and do the work regularly.18. Follow up the corrections & suggestions of the teachers.
SCHOOL ASSEMBLY
Advantages of School Assembly
1. The following advantages appear to be very important:-a) It fosters co-operative spirit without which much that is
desired is left unrealised.b) It helps the cultivation of group conciousness and esprit de corps.c) It promotes school loyalty.d) A student sees, feels and knows the school as an
organised group. He/ She feels that he/ she is a part and parcel ofthe community i.e. school.
e) Students talented in various fields present their programmes and
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give inspiration to others to emulate their good examples. Assemblyexperiences widen and deepen students interests also.
f) Programmes of music, dramatics etc. offer a rich harvest of funbesides their educative values.
g) Outstanding performances and achievements of the students in co-curricular fields are recognised before the entire school.Badges, Certificates, Cups, etc. are awarded to the winner inthe presence of the entire school population
h) A well conducted assembly helps in inculcating goodaudience habits among students. Respect for the feelings of other members of the assembly, courtesy towardsspeakers and guests, sensible applause at the propertime are some of the good audience habits to be developed through a school Assembly. The mental horizon of thestudent is broadened due to the celebrations of some of theimportant national and international days.
i) It gives training to a large number of pupils in effectiveappearance and expression before a critical audience.
j) It motivates the activities of different school clubs andassociations.
k) It contributes dignity to service in students organisation byaffording appropriate public recognition of their work.
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1. Please co-operate with the school in ensuring an effective edu-cation for your children. This can be done by.
(I) Ensuring punctuality.
(II) Providing studies at home.
(III) Providing text books, note books and other requirements.
(IV) Spending quality time with your ward.
(V) Depositing fee as per rules.
(VI) Providing proper school uniform daily.
2. Please look into your ward’s school diary frequently and see toit that the assigned home- work is done regularly.
3. Please see and countersign the remarks made in the schooldiary regularly.
4. If you feel or notice that your ward is not making the desiredprogress, kindly see the Principal. You are always welcome tothe school to assure the progress of your ward.
5. You may contact the subject and class- teachers personally inthe respective classrooms on the last working day of everymonth after 11.00hrs.
No other day is allowed for this purpose. You can visit thePrincipal on the same day if required.
6. Please ensure that your ward comes regularly to the school inneat, clean and tidy school uniform. Don’t force the authorityfor exemption.
7. Please DO NOT send your ward to school when he / she issuffering from an infectious disease. Intimate the school aboutthe illness.
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8. Please don’t give costly things or extra money to your ward.
9. Please ensure that your ward is escorted safely to the schooland back home.
10. Private tuitions by the school teachers are strictly banned.Please don’t request for the same.
1. In order to give children as many opportunities as possible for theharmonious development of their personality, we have introduceda number of co-curricular activities, under the intelligent, dedi-cated and efficient direction and supervision of the members ofthe staff.
2. Taking part in all activities of the school is very important and theparents should encourage their wards to participate in these activi-ties.
AIMS
1. To give ample opportunities for self expression.
2. To make children aware of their social responsibilities.
3. To prepare the children for better leadership and fellowship.
4. To develop in children high standard of aesthetic sense, ethics,discipline, sportsmenship and social spirit.
DETAILS ABOUT CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
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AREAS OF ACTIVITY
1. Physical Activities: Athletics, games, Sports, Mass - Drill, MassPT and Cycling.
Literary and Academic: School Magazine, News Bulletin,Dramatics club, General knowldge quiz, Essay writing andHandwriting.
Social service activities: First aid, Health and hygiene, Socialeducation, Tours.
Civic Activities: Celebrating festivals, Important days like In-dependence Day, Children’s Day, Teacher’s Day and RepublicDay.
Cultral Activities: Drawing, Painting, Music, Dance, Folk songs,plays, Recitation, Extempore etc....
ACTIVITIES1. School Picnic2. Exhibitions3. Film Show4. Career Counselling5. Study Visits6. School Tour7. Camp8. Good Luck Assembly9. Other lectures & Seminars
HOUSE ON DUTYOn rotation basis one house per weekNote: The Schedule is to followed unless otherwise notified.
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GENERAL RULES TO BE FOLLOWED
Number of participants for solo items - 3 per groupNumber of participants for group items - 7 to 11Group 1 - Classes I & IIGroup 2 - Classes III & IVGroup 3 - Classes V, VI & VIIGroup 4 - Classes VIII, IX & XGroup 5 - Classes XI & XIIJuniors - Class I to VSeniors - Classes VI to XII
SPECIAL ASSEMBLIESNo. Day House1. Independence Day 15.8.16 Pallava2. Onam 09.9.16 Chola3. Diwali 28.10.16 Pandya4. Christmas 23.12.15 Chera
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Duties to be carried out by ‘ THE HOUSE ON DUTY’
1. Selecting the children and giving them necessary instructionsto take pledge and to present speech, thought for the day,news etc. in the morning assembly.
2. All houses are to strictly ensure that in the whole of theacademic year, the same student will be given only a maxi-mum number of two chances for presenting routine items inthe assembly.
3. Maintaining various display boards satisfactorily.4. Arranging school hall for conducting co- curricular activities.5. Taking care of the uniform and discipline of the students.6. Appoint a teacher on - duty for the day.
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CCA FOR THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2016 - 2017
Date Activities Group24.06.2016 House Meeting I-V01.0.7.2016 Calligraphy in English I
Pencil Drawing II to V08.07.2016 Calligraphy in Hindi I
Drawing Crayons IIWater Colour III, IV & V
15.07.2016 House Meeting I to V22.07.2016 House Meeting I to V29.07.2016 Recitation in English I, II
Essay Writing - English III, IV, V05.08.2016 Quiz Kiddies
Recitation in English III, IV, V10.08.2016 Patriotic Song Competition Juniors11.08.2016 Patriotic Song Competition Seniors12.08.2016 Essay Writing-Hindi III, IV, V
Drawing -Crayons IStory Writing-English II
19.08.16 &20.08.16 APS Talent Fest26.08.2016 1. Quiz III
2. Versification in English IV, V3. Something From Nothing I, II
02.09.2016 One Flower One leaf Arrangement IMass Arrangement IIQuiz IV
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CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES-2016-2017
05.09.2016 Best Student Teacher Contest V
09.09.2016 Onam Song Competition Inter House
21.10.2016 Action song in Hindi I & IIPoster Designing III, IVQuiz V
26.10.2016 APS art & Science Expo
28.10.2016 Card Making Competition I & IICollage III , IV & V
04.11.2016 Debate (English) Inter HouseSpell Bee Contest I & II
11.11.2016 Debate (Hindi) Inter HouseColouring I & II
14.11.2016 Fancy Dress I, II & IIINews Reading in English IV & VMehendi Designing Open to all
25.11.2016 Smiling Contest I & IIStory Writing (English) III, IV & V
Date Activities Group
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IMPORTANT DAYS IN THE SCHOOL CALENDAR
1. Investiture Ceremony
2. Teacher’s Day
3. APS Talent Fest
4. Sports Day
5. Annual Day
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1. In classes upto VIII students must obtain not less than D Gradein each subject for Promotion to next class.
2. A student of class IX must obtain not less than 15% marks inSAs & in each subject and an aggregate of D Grade in eachsubject for promotion to next higher class.
Class XI
3. A minimum of 75% attendance is required to appear in thefinal Examination.
NORMS FOR PROMOTION AND ASSESSMENT
EXAMINATION
CCE SCHEDULE FOR THE YEAR 2016-2017
Term I (01 April 2016 to 30 Sep 2016)
FA 1 01 April 2016 to 15 July 2016
FA 2 16 July 2016 to 10 September 2016
Revision
SA 1 September last week
Result : Third week of March 2017
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Term II (01 October 2016 to 31 March 2017)
YEAR PLAN FOR EXAM-CLASSES XI & XII
PRE BOARD EXAM CLASS XII
Nov 2016 Third week Module Test IDec 2016 Second Week Module Test IIJan 2017 First Week Ist ModelJan 2017 Last Week 2nd Model
FA 3 01 October 2016 to 30 November 2016
FA 4 01 December 2016 to 10 February 2017
Revision
SA2 01 First week of March 2017
Result I to IX Std & XI Std 23 March 2017
YEAR PLAN FOR EXAM CLASSES III to V
July 2016 Last week Ist UTSep 2016 Last week Half YearlyDec 2016 Last week 2nd UTFeb 2017 Second week (Class XI) RevisionMarch 2016 First Week (Class XI) Annual Exam
Sep 2016 Third week I AssessmentDec 2016 Third week II AssessmentMar 2017 First week III Assessment
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I have read all the Rules & Regulations of the school laid
down in this Diary and I shall co-operate with the school to
see tha t the ru les f ramed in the in teres t of my
ward..................................................................................
studying in the class ........................House..........................
are followed in letter and spirit. I shall make regular check ups of my
ward’s Diary and will take necessary remedial steps.
Date................................. Signature of Parent/ Guardian
ENDORSEMENT
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PRAYER
Almighty God, give me strength
to stand for the truth, to do the right
according to my light
to be just and generous in all my
dealings with my fellow-men
Let not an angry or unkind world
or an unsympathetic look pass
from me which might hurt the
feelings of others in any way.
Keep me free from envy and
hatred, and fill my heart with love
and good-will.
Make me, O Lord, a Vehicle of
hope and faith scattering sunshine
and happiness before all those
whom I come into contact in my
passage through life.
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STUDENTS PLEDGE
India is my country. All Indians are my brothers and sisters. I lovemy country and I am proud of its rich and varied heritage. I shallalways strive to be worthy of it, I shall give respect to my parents,teachers, classmates and all elders and treat every one with cour-tesy. To my People and my country I pledge my devotion. In theirwell being and prosperity alone lies my happiness.
Jai - Hind
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SCHOOL SONG
Hamari Shaan HaiHamari Jaan HaiHamara Maan HaiArmy Public School (2)
The beat in our heart sings Army Public SchoolThe spring in our feet leads us to our school (2)The journey begins with a single step
Marching to strive with peace and zestWe strive with the light of pride in our heartsCarrying the torch of AWES aheadThe beat in our heart sings Army Public SchoolThe spring in our feet leads us to our school (2)
We stand together, to face the future,Carrying a smile and hope in our heartsA dream in our eyes and love for all,As sprit of joy in being the changeThe beat in, our heart sings Army Public SchoolThe spring in our feet leads us to our school (2)
Our desire to lead the nation aheadMakes us believe in every step we takeStrengthening our vision in every wayRejoicing in serving our motherland!!!The beat in our heart sings Army Public SchoolThe spring in our feet leads us to our school (2)
Hamari Shaan HaiHamari Jaan HaiHamari Mann HaiArmy Public School (2)
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HOLIDAYS
1.The following holidays will be observed in this School duringthe Calendar Year 2016:-
S. No Date Day of week Holidays
1. 26 Jan 2016 Tuesday Republic Day
2. 07 Mar 2016 Monday Mahashivarathri
3. 24 Mar 2016 Thursday Holi
4. 25 Mar 2016 Friday Good Friday
5. 14 Apr 2016 Thurday Vishu
6. 20 Apr 2016 Wednesday Mahavir Jayanthi
7. 21 May 2016 Saturday Budhapurnima
8. 06 July 2016 Wednesday Id-ul-Fitr (Ramadan)
9. 02 Aug 2016 Tuesday Karkidaka Vavu
10. 15 Aug 2016 Tuesday Independence Day
11. 24 Aug 2016 Wednesday Sreekrishna Jayanthi
12. 12 Sep 2016 Monday Id Ul Zuha (Bakrid)*
13. 13 Sep 2016 Tuesday First Onam
14. 14 Sep 2016 Wednesday Onam
15. 02 Oct 2016 Sunday Gandhi Jayanthi
16. 10 Oct 2016 Monday Mahanavami
17. 11 Oct 2016 Tuesday Dussehera(Vijaya Dashami)
18. 12 Oct 2016 Wednesday Muharam
19. 29 Oct 2016 Saturday Diwali
20. 14 Nov 2016 Monday Guru Nanak’s Birthday
21. 13 Dec 2016 Tuesday Id-E-Milad*
22. 25 Dec 2014 Friday Christmas Day
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GROUP PERSONAL ACCIDENT POLICYGroup Personal Accident Policy is an accident insurance cover,specially designed for children in Army Schools and colleges. Itcovers them in the event of death and / or permanent disability dueto unforeseen accident in school or college, at home, any other oreven when they are on a holiday. With Vidyarthi Suraksha Kavachyou can now stop worrying about your kids.HighlightsCover Death and permanent Total / partial Disablement due to anaccident.Policy provides security 24 x 7 and even if the student shift to an-other Army School / CollegeCover during vacations as well.Insurance cover for Rs. 5,00,000 in case of accidental death andRs. 2,50,000 due to permanent loss of One Limb/Eye.Ensured Continued Education Benefit in case of the accidental deathof the earning parents.Above at the Annual premium of Rs. 120/- per child.
Retention of Original Birth CertificatesThe original birth certificate from the parent should be collected
and retained with the school records at the time of admission to theIst standard. In case the students already admitted in Ist standard,who have not submitted the original birth certificate to the school,the same should be deposited with school immediately.Community Cetificate
All parents should obtain the community certificate of their wardsfrom the civil authorities and submit to the school immediately. Forfresh admission case, the certificate should be produced at the timeof admission.Request for Transfer Certificate
Application for Transfer Certificate of their wards may be sub-mitted to adm. office 10 days in advance.
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PROFESSIONAL INSTITUTES RUN BYARMY WELFARE EDUCATION SOCIETY (AWES)
Ser.
No.Name of Institute
Web Site & Courses
OfferedDuration Intake
1 Army Institute of Technology(AIT), Pune
www.aitpune.comBE (IT)BE (Comptr)BE (Mech)BE (Electronics & Tele)
4 Years4 Years4 Years4 Years
60606060
2 Army Institute of Hotel Man-agement and Catering Tech-nology (AIHM & CT) Banga-lore
www.aihmctbangalore.com 4 Years 60
3 Army Institute of Law (All)Mohali
www.armyinstituteoflaw.orgBA LLB
5 Years 80Army - 64Punjab - 12All India -4
4 Army Institute of Management(AIMK) Kolkota
www.aim.ac.inMBA
2 Years Army - 96Civ - 24
5 Army Centre of Education(ACE) Pachmarhi
www.ace-pachmarhi.comBEd
1 Year Army - 60
6 Army Institute of Dental Sci-ences (ACDS)
Secunderabad
www.armycods. inBDSPG
5 Years3 Years
Army - 34AP State - 6
Army - 2
7 Army Institute of Education(AIE) Delhi Cantt
www.aie.ac.inB Ed
1 Year 100
8 Army Institute of Fashion &Design (AIFD) Bangalore
www.aifdonline.inPG DiplomaB Sc (F & AD)
2 Years
3 Years
3060
9 Army Institute of Management&Technology (AIMT) GreaterNoida
www.aimt.ac.inMBA
2 Years 120
10 Army College of Nursing(ACN) Jalandhar Cantt
www.acn.co.inB Sc Nursing(Girls only)
4 Years 50 (Girls)
11 Army Institute of Higher Edu-cation (AIHE) Pathankot
www.aihe.pathankot.comB Ed
1 Year 100
12 Army Institute of Nursing (AIN)Guwahati
www.ain.ac.inBSc. Nursing (Girls only)
4 Years 50 (Girls)
13 Army College of Medical Sci-ences (ACMS) Delhi Cantt
www.theacms.inMBBS
4½ Years 100
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Day Date Details No. of Working Days
Fri 1 1
Sat 2 2
Sun 3 Sunday -
Mon 4 3
Tue 5 4
Wed 6 5
Thur 7 6
Fri 8 7
Sat 9 Second Saturday -
Sun 10 Sunday -
Mon 11 8
Tue 12 9
Wed 13 10
Thur 14 Vishu, Ambedkar Jayanthi
Fri 15 11
Sat 16 12
Sun 17 Sunday -
Mon 18 13
Tue 19 14
Wed 20 Mahavir Jayanthi -
Thur 21 15
Fri 22 16
Sat 23 17
Sun 24 Sunday -
Mon 25 18
Tue 26 19
Wed 27 20
Thu 28 21
Fri 29 22
Sat 30 23
Total No. of Working Days 23 (April 23)
APRIL - 2016
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Day Date Details No. of Working Days
MAY - 2016
Sun 1 Sunday-Summer Vacation Starts -
Mon 2 -
Tue 3 -
Wed 4 -
Thur 5 -
Fri 6 -
Sat 7 -
Sun 8 Sunday -
Mon 9 -
Tue 10 -
Wed 11 -
Thur 12 -
Fri 13 -
Sat 14 Second Saturday -
Sun 15 Sunday -
Mon 16 -
Tue 17 -
Wed 18 -
Thur 19 -
Fri 20 -
Sat 21 Budhpurnima -
Sun 22 Sunday -
Mon 23 -
Tue 24 -
Wed 25 -
Thur 26 -
Fri 27 -
Sat 28 -
Sun 29 Sunday -
Mon 30
Tue 31
Total No. of Working Days 23 (May 0 )
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Day Date Details No. of Working Days
Wed 1 -
Thur 2 -
Fri 3 -
Sat 4 -
Sun 5 Sunday -
Mon 6 -
Tue 7 -
Wed 8 -
Thur 9 -
Fri 10 -
Sat 11 Second Saturday -
Sun 12 Sunday -
Mon 13 -
Tue 14 -
Wed 15 -
Thur 16 -
Fri 17 -
Sat 18 -
Sun 19 Sunday -
Mon 20 School Re-Opens 24
Tue 21 25
Wed 22 26
Thur 23 27
Fri 24 28
Sat 25 29
Sun 26 Sunday -
Mon 27 30
Tue 28 31
Wed 29 32
Thu 30 33
Total No. of Working Days 33 (June 10)
JUNE - 2016
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Day Date Details No. of Working Days
Fri 1 34
Sat 2 35
Sun 3 Sunday -
Mon 4 36
Tue 5 37
Wed 6 Id-Ul_fitr -
Thur 7 38
Fri 8 39
Sat 9 Second Saturday -
Sun 10 Sunday -
Mon 11 World Population Day 40
Tue 12 41
Wed 13 42
Thur 14 43
Fri 15 44
Sat 16 45
Sun 17 Sunday -
Mon 18 46
Tue 19 47
Wed 20 48
Thur 21 49
Fri 22 50
Sat 23 51
Sun 24 Sunday -
Mon 25 52
Tue 26 53
Wed 27 54
Thur 28 55
Fri 29 56
Sat 30 57
Sun 31 -
Total No. of Working Days 57 (July 24)
JULY - 2016
50
Day Date Details No. of Working Days
Mon 1 58
Tue 2 Karkidaka Vavu -
Wed 3 59
Thu 4 60
Fri 5 61
Sat 6 Hiroshima Day 62
Sun 7 Sunday -
Mon 8 63
Tue 9 Quit India Day 64
Wed 10 65
Thu 11 66
Fri 12 67
Sat 13 Second Saturday -
Sun 14 Sunday -
Mon 15 Independence Day -
Tue 16 68
Wed 17 69
Thu 18 70
Fri 19 71
Sat 20 72
Sun 21 Sunday -
Mon 22 73
Tue 23 74
Wed 24 Sreekrishna Jayanthi -
Thu 25 75
Fri 26 76
Sat 27 77
Sun 28 Sunday -
Mon 29 78
Tue 30 79
Wed 31 80
Total No. of Working Days 80 (August 23)
AUGUST - 2016
51
Day Date Details No. of Working Days
Thu 1 81
Fri 2 82
Sat 3 83
Sun 4 Sunday -
Mon 5 Teachers Day 84
Tue 6 85
Wed 7 86
Thu 8 87
Fri 9 88
Sat 10 Second Saturday -
Sun 11 Sunday -
Mon 12 Id Ul Zuha -
Tue 13 First Onam -
Wed 14 Onam -
Thu 15 89
Fri 16 90
Sat 17 91
Sun 18 Sunday -
Mon 19 92
Tue 20 93
Wed 21 94
Thu 22 95
Fri 23 96
Sat 24 97
Sun 25 Sunday -
Mon 26 98
Tue 27 99
Wed 28 100
Thu 29 World Heart Day 101
Fri 30 102
Total No. of Working Days 102 (Sep 22)
SEPTEMBER - 2016
52
Day Date Details No. of Working Days
Sat 1 103
Sun 2 Gandhi Jayanthi -
Mon 3 104
Tue 4 105
Wed 5 106
Thu 6 107
Fri 7 108
Sat 8 Second Saturday -
Sun 9 Sunday World Postal Day -
Mon 10 Mahanavami -
Tue 11 Dussehera (Vijaya Dashmi) -
Wed 12 Muharam -
Thu 13 -
Fri 14 -
Sat 15 -
Sun 16 Sunday -
Mon 17 100
Tue 18 110
Wed 19 111
Thu 20 112
Fri 21 113
Sat 22 114
Sun 23 Sunday -
Mon 24 U.N Day 115
Tue 25 116
Wed 26 117
Thu 27 118
Fri 28 119
Sat 29 Diwali -
Sun 30 Sunday -
Mon 31 120
Total No. of Working Days 120 (October 17)
OCTOBER - 2016
53
Day Date Details No. of Working Days
NOVEMBER - 2016
Tue 1 Kerala Piravi 121
Wed 2 122
Thu 3 123
Fri 4 124
Sat 5 125
Sun 6 Sunday -
Mon 7 126
Tue 8 127
Wed 9 128
Thu 10 129
Fri 11 National Education Day 130
Sat 12 Second Saturday -
Sun 13 Sunday -
Mon 14 Gurunanak Birthday, Childrens Day -
Tue 15 131
Wed 16 132
Thu 17 133
Fri 18 134
Sat 19 135
Sun 20 Sunday -
Mon 21 136
Tue 22 137
Wed 23 138
Thu 24 139
Fri 25 140
Sat 26 141
Sun 27 Sunday -
Mon 28 142
Tue 29 143
Wed 30 144
Total No. of Working Days 144 (Nov 24)
54
Day Date Details No. of Working Days
Thu 1 World Aids Day 145
Fri 2 146
Sat 3 World Disabled Day 147
Sun 4 Sunday -
Mon 5 148
Tue 6 149
Wed 7 150
Thu 8 151
Fri 9 152
Sat 10 Second Saturday/Human Rights Day -
Sun 11 Sunday -
Mon 12 153
Tue 13 Id-E milad -
Wed 14 154
Thu 15 155
Fri 16 156
Sat 17 157
Sun 18 Sunday -
Mon 19 158
Tue 20 159
Wed 21 160
Thu 22 161
Fri 23 162
Sat 24 Winter Break Starts -
Sun 25 Sunday/Christmas -
Mon 26 -
Tue 27 -
Wed 28 -
Thu 29 -
Fri 30 -
Sat 31 -
Total No. of Working Days 162 (Dec 18)
DECEMBER - 2016
55
Day Date Details No. of Working Days
JANUARY - 2017
Sun 1 Sunday -
Mon 2 -
Tue 3 School Re-Opens 163
Wed 4 164
Thu 5 165
Fri 6 166
Sat 7 167
Sun 8 Sunday -
Mon 9 168
Tue 10 169
Wed 11 170
Thu 12 National Youth Day 171
Fri 13 172
Sat 14 Second Saturday -
Sun 15 Sunday/ Army Day -
Mon 16 173
Tue 17 174
Wed 18 175
Thu 19 176
Fri 20 177
Sat 21 178
Sun 22 Sunday -
Mon 23 179
Tue 24 180
Wed 25 National Tourism Day 181
Thu 26 Republic Day -
Fri 27 182
Sat 28 183
Sun 29 Sunday -
Mon 30 184
Tue 31 185
Total No. of Working Days 185 (Jan 23)
56
Day Date Details No. of Working Days
Wed 1 186
Thu 2 187
Fri 3 188
Sat 4 189
Sun 5 Sunday -
Mon 6 190
Tue 7 191
Wed 8 192
Thu 9 193
Fri 10 194
Sat 11 Second Saturday -
Sun 12 Sunday -
Mon 13 195
Tue 14 196
Wed 15 197
Thu 16 198
Fri 17 199
Sat 18 200
Sun 19 Sunday -
Mon 20 201
Tue 21 202
Wed 22 203
Thu 23 204
Fri 24 205
Sat 25 206
Sun 26 Sunday
Mon 27 207
Tue 28 208
Total No. of Working Days 208 (Feb 23)
FEBRUARY - 2017
57
Day Date Details No. of Working Days
MARCH - 2017
Wed 1 209
Thu 2 210
Fri 3 211
Sat 4 National Safety Day 212
Sun 5 Sunday -
Mon 6 213
Tue 7 214
Wed 8 215
Thu 9 216
Fri 10 217
Sat 11 Second Saturday -
Sun 12 Sunday -
Mon 13 218
Tue 14 219
Wed 15 220
Thu 16 221
Fri 17 222
Sat 18 223
Sun 19 Sunday -
Mon 20 224
Tue 21 225
Wed 22 226
Thu 23 227
Fri 24 228
Sat 25 229
Sun 26 Sunday -
Mon 27 230
Tue 28 231
Wed 29 232
Thu 30 233
Fri 31 234
Total No. of Working Days 234 (Mar 26)
