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SAINIK SCHOOL GHORAKHAL
NAINITAL, UTTARAKHAND - 263156
Name______________________School No._______
Class & Sec.___________House_________________
Blood Group______Bank Account No.______________
Parent Mobile No.____________________________
E. Mail ID___________________________________
Home Address_______________________________
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Principal : Col (Dr) Smita Misra
Vice Principal : Sqn Ldr T Ramesh Kumar
Adm Officer : Sqn Ldr M Prem Kumar
SESSION 2019-2020
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GHORAKHAL - AN INTRODUCTION
Ghorakhal is ensconced in the foothills of the Himalayas, in the
lake district of Nainital, which is the gateway to Kumaon hills. Its
picturesque valleys, woodlands, mountain ranges and salubrious
climate provides the right environment for academics. The aim
of the school is to impart public school education with a firm
moral base and to prepare cadets academically, physically and
psychologically for entry into National Defence Academy,
Khadakwasala. Ghorakhal is connected by an all weather road
with the nearest rail terminus at Kathgodam (32 kms).
Ghorakhal was a ‘jagir’ presented by the British rulers to General
Wheeler in 1870.In1921, he sold it to the Nawab of Rampur.
According to a popular folklore, in 1857 a British General astride
his horse was making a desperate bid to escape from Audh for
fear of revolutionaries when he happened to stray into this area.
His horse got tired, fell into a pond and died, so the place was
named as Ghora (Horse) Khal (Pond).
Then the Government of UP purchased the Estate from the
Nawab of Rampur in 1964 to establish the School. Finally, Sainik
School Ghorakhal was opened on 21st March, 1966.
Ghorakhal is perched on a hillock, at an altitude of 6000 ft. (amsl)
and commands a panoramic view of Bhimtal, Sattal and
Naukuchiatal. The famous Golu Devta Temple dedicated to one
of the local deities, is situated on a hillock amidst shady oaks.
This provides the ideal environment for education.
NDA CODE
I BELIEVE THAT A CADET MUST BE TRUTHFUL, TRUST
WORTHY, HONEST AND FORTHRIGHT UNDER ALL
CIRCUMSTANCES. I WILL NOT LIE, CHEAT OR STEAL
NOR WILL I MISLEAD OR DECEIVE ANYONE. I
UNDERTAKE TO LIVE UP TO THIS CODE FAITHFULLY
AND TO ENCOURAGE MY COMRADES CONTINUOUSLY
TO DO SO.
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TIME TABLE
DAY1st
Period
2nd
Period
3rd
Period
4th
Period
R
E
C
E
S
S
5th
Period
6th
Period
7th
Period
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
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(Education is not preparation for life; education is life itself.)
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(Develop a passion for learning. If you do, you will never cease to grow.)
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PLEDGE
India is my country,
all Indians are my brothers and sisters.
I love my country
and I am proud of its rich and varied
heritage and
I shall always strive to be
worthy of it.
I shall respect my parents, teachers
and all elders and treat everyone with
courtesy.
To my country and my people
I pledge my devotion.
In their well being and prosperity
alone lies my happiness.
Jai Hind
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CADETS' COMMANDMENTS
(1) Be loyal to the school and the country.
(2) Be physically fit, mentally alert and morally straight.
(3) Be disciplined and obedient.
(4) Be brave, enthusiastic and cheerful in all eventualities.
(5) Be dutiful, studious and willing to serve the school and the
country in future.
(6) Choose the harder right instead of easier wrong.
(7) Be pure in thought and deed, courteous and polite in conduct with
the subordinates and weak.
(8) Do not lie, cheat, steal or abet the same.
(9) Feel pride in being a cadet of this school and avail opportunities
offered by the school.
(10) Your honour is supreme and place service before self.
(Change is the end result of all true learning)
OFFICER LIKE QUALITIES
EFFECTIVE INTELLIGENCE
REASONING ABILITY
ORGANISINGABILITY
POWER OF EXPRESSION
SOCIALADAPTABILITY
CO-OPERATION
SENSE OF RESPONSIBILITY
INITIATIVE
SELF CONFIDENCE
SPEED OF DECISION
ABILITY TO INFLUENCE THE GROUP
LIVELINESS
DETERMINATION
COURAGE
STAMINA
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LIST OF SAINIK SCHOOLS
S.No. Sainik School State Abbr Date of Est.
1. Satara Maharashtra SSS 23-6-61
2. Kapurthala Punjab SSKP 08-7-61
3. Kunjpura Haryana SSK 24-7-61
4. Korukonda A.P. SSKK 18-1-62
5. Kazhakootam Kerala SSKT 26-1-62
6. Purulia W.B. SSP 29-1-62
7. Bhubaneshwar Orissa SSB 1-2-62
8. Amravathinagar Tamilnadu SSA 16-7-62
9. Rewa M.P. SSR 20-7-62
10. Tilaiya Jharkhand SST 16-9-63
11. Bijapur Karnataka SSBP 16-9-63
12. Goalpara Assam SSG 12-11-64
13. Ghorakhal Uttarakhand SSGK 21-3-66
14. Balachadi Gujarat SSBC 08-07-67
15. Chittorgarh Rajasthan SSC 07-8-67
16. Nagrota J&K SSN 22-8-70
17. Imphal Manipur SSI 07-10-71
18. Sujanpur Tira H.P. SSST 02-7-78
19. Gopalganj Bihar SSGG 12-10-03
20. Nalanda Bihar SSNL 12-10-03
21. Punglwa Nagaland SSPN 01-04-07
22. Kodagu Karnataka SSKG 18-10-07
23. Rewari Haryana SSRW 01-05-09
24. Ambikapur Chattisgarh SSAP 01-09-08
25. Kalikiri A.P. SSKL 20-08-14
26. Chinchip Mizoram 21-04-17
27. Jhunjhunu Rajasthan 01-05-18
28. East Siang Arunanchal Pradesh 13-09-18
(Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.)
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IMPORTANT TELEPHONE NUMBERS
1. Principal - 05942-220045 (O)
9411107800 (M)
2. Vice Principal - 05942-220816 (O)
9411107801 (M)
3. Adm Officer - 05942-220051 (O)
9411107802 (M)
TEACHING STAFF
1. Mr RK Pande - 9411107804, 9412963848
2. Mr KN Joshi - 9412959530
3. Mr AC Rai - 9411107808
4. Mr GS Joshi - 9411107811, 9412905147
5. Dr (Ms) RJ Nelson - 9411107834, 9410176032
6. Mr MC Bhatt - 9411107806
7. Mr Biju V Jacob - 9411107809, 9759765901
8. Mr Vikas Kotnala - 8954437191
9. Mr Arpan Sinha - 9719313177
10. Dr. RP Tripathi - 9456777550
11. Mr RK Sharma - 9410120152
12. Ms Geeta Durgapal - 9411162422
13. Dr Surya Prakash - 9411107823
14. Mr DP Naik - 9412422956
15. Mr AK Sharma - 9719723247(An investment in knowledge pays the best interest.)
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(The highest result of education is tolerance.)
16. Dr Shalini Misra - 9450357488
17. Mr RP Singh - 8765292685
18. Mr Rakesh Dhakar - 9411539610
19. Ms Deepa Pant - 9411107812
20. Mr GG Goswami - 9411107822, 9412404228
22. Mr Mudit Bisht - 9759135316
23. Ms Shivangi Sinha - 9721666128
24. Mr Mayank Sagar - 9456161441
25. Mr Rahul Shukla - 8825294826
LAB ASSISTANTS
1. Ms. Usha Bisht (Biology) - 9410517214
2. Mr P.S Bisht (Physics) - 8954553402
3. Mr G.S Manral (Chemistry) - 8057133566
PTI
1. Hav Deepak Singh - 7579434451
2. Hav Shivaji Patil - 8958373467
HOSTEL SUPDTS /WARDON/ MATRON
1. Mr N Bhatt ( Kesari & Shiwalik) - 9411107814
2. Mr S. Babelay (Kumaon & Singh) - 9453871110
3. Chandan Singh ( Abhimanyu & Bharat)- 8198073627
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4. Mr Harish Joshi (Luv & Kush) - 9458351849
5. Ms Poonam Parihar (Dhruv) - 9411107839
ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
1. Mr RK Bhatt, OS - 9411107817
2. Mr Ajay Ratra Acctt. - 9411107818
3. Mr Dharmanand Pant, QM - 9411107820
4. Mr Pushkar Singh, MM - 9411107819, 8958720140
5. Mr HC Arya, UDC - 9411354705
6. Ms Shalini Sah, UDC/PA - 9411107821
6. Mr GS Yadav, Nursing Asst. - 9627572759
7. Mr GS Adhikari, LDC - 9411378435
8. Mr NS Rawat, LDC - 9411770168
9. Mr Lokesh Giri, LDC - 9536300167
NCC STAFF
1. Sub Narendra Ram, - 8336873371
2. Mr Gopal Das, SA - 9410336976
SPECS EMERGENCY NUMBERS
Note: (i) Every cadet is authorised 05 Nos and 80 minutes per month
with carry forward facility to call their parents/relatives.
(ii) Ten (10) emergency numbers, displayed in notice board of
each house are available for every cadet 24hours by any
SPECS/EPBAX phones.
(Early childhood education is the key to the betterment of society)
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(A good education is a foundation for a better future.)
HOUSE MASTERS / HOSTEL SUPDTS FOR
THE SESSION 2019-20
Sl. House House Master Associate House Tutors Hostel
No. House Master Supdts
1. Singh Mr MC Bhatt Mr Arpan Sinha Mr GS Manral Mr SK Babeley
2. Kumaon Mr GS Joshi Dr (Mrs) RJ Mr KN Joshi Mr SK Babeley
Nelson
3. Kesari Mr AC Rai Mr AK Sharma Ms Manisha Mr N Bhatt
Bhandari
4. Shiwalik Mr V. Kotnala Mr Biju V Jocab Mrs Geeta Mr N Bhatt
Durgapal
5. Abhimanyu Dr S. Prakash Mr Rahul Sukla Mr Anil Kumar Mr Chandan
Bhatt Singh
6. Bharat Dr RP Tripathi Mr Mudit Bisht Mr PS Bisht Mr Chandan
Singh
7. Luv Ms Deepa Pant Mr RP Singh Mr Usha Bisht Mr Harish Joshi
8. Kush Mr R. Dhakar Ms Shivangi Mr GG Mr Harish Joshi
Sinha Goswami
9. Dhruv I Mr RK Sharma Dr Shalini Misra New Hindi Ms Poonam
Teacher Parihar
10. Dhruv II Mr DP Naik
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HOBBY CLUBS (SESSION 2019-20
Sr. Name I/C Club Associate I/C
No. Club
1. I/C Science & Mr V. Kotnala Mr Anil Kumar
Astronomy Club Bhatt/Mr PS Bisht
2. I/C Art Club Mr DP Naik New Hindi Teacher
3. I/C Drama & Music Ms Geeta Durgapal Ms Shivangi Sinha
Club
4. I/C Photography Mr Mudit Bisht Mr R. Dhakar
Club
5. I/CAdventure and Mr R. Dhakar Mr Mudit Bisht /
Trekking Club Mr GS Manral
6. I/C Yoga & Karate Hav Deepak, PTI Hav Shivaji Patil
Club
7. I/C Ecology Club Mr Arpan Sinha Ms Manisha
Bhandari/Ms U Bisht
SSB TRAINING PROGRAMME
Sr. House Class XII Class XI
No.
1. Singh Dr S Misra Mr MC Bhatt
2. Kumaon Dr RJ Nelson Mr RP Singh
3. Kesari Ms Deepa Pant Mr AK Sharma
4. Shiwalik Mr BV Jacob Mr RK Sharma
(Education and work are the levers to uplift a people.)
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(Education is all a matter of building bridges.)
CLASS TEACHER FOR THE SESSION 2019-20
S.No. Name Class Teacher
1 Mr Biju V Jacob XIIA
2 Mr MC Bhatt XII B
3 Mr Arpan Sinha XII C
4 Mr Vikas Kotnala XIA
5 Mr GS Joshi XI B
6 Dr (Mrs) RJ Nelson XI C
7 Ms Deepa Pant XA
8 Ms Shivangi Sinha X B
9 Mrs Geeta Durgapal X C
10 Mr Rahul Sukla IXA
11 Mr Rakesh Dhakar IX B
12 Dr Surya Prakash IX C
13 Mr AK Sharma VIIIA
14 Mr DP Naik VIII B
15 Mr RP Singh VIIA
16 Mr RK Sharma VII B
17 Mr Mudit Bisht VIA
18 Dr Shalini Misra VI B
ACADEMIC BRIEF
(i) Teachers will brief the Principal/Vice Principal during Second
and Fourth week of the month on the coverage of syllabus between
3-30 to 4-30 p.m. as per the following schedule.
(a) Class VI - Class VIII Monday, Tuesday (All subject teachers)
(b) Class IX - Class X Wednesday, Thursday (All subject teachers)
(c) Class XI - Class XII Friday, Saturday (All Subject Teacher)
(ii) Every last working day of the month academic committee conf.
will be held.
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INCHARGES FOR VARIOUS SECONDARY DUTIES
S.NO. NAME SECONDARY DUTIES
1 Mr RK Pande I/C OBA, I/C School Calendar , Co-
Ordinator Sports and Tournament (School &
Zonal Level), I/C Split Syllabus
2 Mr KN Joshi I/C Leave Arrangement, I/C farewell of
Class XII, Associate I/C OBA, I/C Athletics
3 Mr AC Rai I/C Time Table, Secretary Staff Club & I/
C Exam Cell, I/C CCR
4 Mr GS Joshi I/C UPSC Preparatory Cell, I/C
Disciplinary Committee
5 Dr (Mrs) RJ Nelson I/C English Debate ( Zonal Debate, IPSC
& Others) , I/C Announcements& I/C
Investiture Ceremony
6 Mr MC Bhatt I/C Prizes and Certificates (Sports and
Academics), I/C Academic Torch
Ceremony
7 Mr Biju V Jacob I/C Editor Pines (English Section) 2018-
19, Associate I/C Basketball, Member
Disciplinary Committee
8 Mr Vikas Kotnala I/C Computer Inventory, I/C Football,
Associate I /C Leave Arrangement, I/C Quiz
(School Level)
9 Mr Arpan Sinha I/C Basketball, Associate I/C Exam Cell,
Member Disciplinary Committee, Associate
I/C Time Table
10 Dr RP Tripathi School PRO, I/C Records and Events,
11 Mr RK Sharma I/C Hockey, I/C Cock House Tabulation
12 Mrs Geeta Durgapal I/C Hindi Week Celebrations, I/C
Morning Assembly
13 Dr Surya Prakash I/C Quiz ( Zonal, IPSC & Others) Associate
I/C Volleyball
14 Mr DP Naik I/C Painting Competition, I/C Decoration,
I/C CCRT , I/C Spic Macay
15 Mr AK Sharma I/C Cross Country , I/C Books and
Stationary (For Cadets) Associate I/C
Hockey
16 Dr Shalini Misra I/C English Debate (All Groups School
level), I/C Declamation & Recitations
(Jr), Associate I/C Announcements
17 Mr RP Singh Associate I/C CCRT, I/C Indoor Game,
Associate I/C UPSC Preparatory Cell
(Public education is an investment in our future)
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(There is no education like adversity.)
18 Mr Rakesh Dhakar I/C Volleyball, I/C Mountaineering and
Trekking , Associate Photography &
Vidoegraphy
19 Ms Deepa Pant Associate I/C Drama Store, Associate I/C
Announcements
20 New Hindi Teacher I/C Hindi debate( Zonal, IPSC & Others),
21 Mr Mudit Bisht I/C Glimpses, I/C English Essay, I/C
Calligraphy Competition , I/C
Photography and Videography,
Associate Mountaineering and Trekking,
Associate Indoor Games
22 Ms Shivangi Sinha I/C Drama Store ,Associate I/C Morning
Assembly,Associate i/c Editor Pines(Hindi
Section)
23 Mr Rahul Sukla I/C Computer Inventory, Web Admin, I/
C Extra Marks, Associate I/C Time Table
24 Mr Anil Kumar Bhatt Associate I/C Mountaineering and Trekking
26 Mr GG Goswami I/C Training & Stationery, I/C Book
Prizes, I/C Distribution (All School
Publications), letter writing
27 Mr Usha Bisht I/C Raman Block Ground Floor
28 Mr PS Bisht Associate I/C Football (Zonal & District
Level), I/C Raman Block Upper
29 Mr GS Manral Associate I/C Football (Zonal & District
Level), Member Exam Cell
30 Hav Deepak, PTI Associate I/C All Games
31 Hav Shivaji Patil, PTI Associate I/C All Games
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SCHOOL ROUTINE (SUMMER)
From Apr to Sep (Monday - Saturday)
0500 hrs - Reveille
0530 hrs - Fall in
0540-0630 hrs - PT (Monday to Friday)
0600-0645 hrs - Shramdaan (Sat)
0630 hrs - Wash and Change (Mon to Fri)
0645 hrs - Wash and change (Sat)
0730 hrs - Breakfast (Mon to Fri)
0800 hrs - Breakfast (Sat)
0805 hrs - Assembly (Mon to Fri)
0830 hrs - First Period
0910 hrs - Second Period
0950 hrs - Third Period
1030 hrs - Fourth Period
1110 hrs - Break
1130 hrs - Fifth Period
1210 hrs - Sixth Period
1250 hrs - Seventh Period
1330 hrs - Classes End
1340 hrs - Lunch
1410 hrs - Leisure
1500 hrs - Prep 1/ Clubs (Wed)
1610 hrs - Prep/ Clubs End
1620 hrs - Games/Tutorial/NCC Commences
1730 hrs - Bath and Change
1820 hrs - Siren for Prep 2
1950 hrs - Prep 2 Ends
2000 hrs - Dinner
2045 hrs - Leisure
2100 hrs - Locking of Houses after night muster/
Physical headcount at respective houses by
hostel superintendents, to be ensured by the
duty master
2230 hrs - Lights out
(The education of a man is never completed until he dies.)
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(I never let schooling interfere with my education.)
SCHOOL ROUTINE (WINTER)
From Oct to March (Monday - Saturday)
0500 hrs - Reveille
0550-0630 hrs - PT (Monday to Friday)
0550-0640 hrs - Shramdaan (Sat)
0640-0720 hrs - Wash and Change (Mon to Fri)
0730 hrs - Breakfast (Mon to Fri)
0800 hrs - Breakfast (Sat)
0805 hrs - Assembly (Mon to Fri)
0830 hrs - First Period
0910 hrs - Second Period
0950 hrs - Third Period
1030 hrs - Fourth Period
1110 hrs - Break
1130 hrs - Fifth Period
1210 hrs - Sixth Period
1250 hrs - Seventh Period
1330 hrs - Classes End
1340 hrs - Lunch
1410 hrs - Leisure
1500 hrs - Prep 1/ Clubs (Wed)
1610 hrs - Prep/ Clubs End
1620 hrs - Games/Tutorial/NCC Commences
1720 hrs - Bath and Change
1810 hrs - Siren for Prep 2
1920 hrs - Prep 2 Ends
1930 hrs - Dinner
2000 hrs - Leisure
2030 hrs - Locking of Houses after night muster/
Physical headcount at respective houses by
hostel superintendents, to be ensured by the
duty master
2230 hrs - Lights out
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SUNDAY/HOLIDAY ROUTINE
0630 hrs - Reveille
0815 hrs - Roll Call
0830 hrs - Breakfast
1100-1300 hrs - Prep
1300 hrs - Lunch
1700 hrs - Roll Call
1930 hrs - Dinner
2030 hrs - Locking of houses (Winter)
2100 hrs - Locking of houses (Summer)
2200 hrs - Light out
Note :
1. There will be “Morning Assembly” from Monday to Friday.
2. The Hostel Supdts/Matron/House appointments are to carry
out the dress inspection of the students in the houses
before boys go for breakfast. They are also to ensure that
the boys march from the dormitories to mess, classes
and PT in time in an orderly manner.
3. Class Inspection, House Inspection and Dress Inspection
will be held at 0830 hrs on every Saturday by House
Master & House Staff.
4. Evening Prep time on Saturdays will be from 1810hrs to
1920hrs. (Winter) and 1820 to 1950hrs (Summer).
5. Morning Prep on Sundays & Holidays from 1100 to
1300hrs.
(Education is the best provision for old age.)
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(The only fence against the world is a thorough knowledge of it.)
6. The Inter House matches will be played only during games
period, so that the preps are not disturbed.
7. The Inter House league/knock out basis matches will be
witnessed by the respective group only. Rest of the cadets
will go for games/club activities as per the programme
issued separately.
8. The Inter House final matches of all games & Sports would
be witnessed by all cadets.
9. Organised/ unsupervised games may be held on Sunday/
Holiday, but teams playing the games must take prior
permission from Senior Master and Duty Master.
10. Each House team namely Senior, Middle and Junior will
go directly to the respective fields, as allotted to them in
the Routine Orders and report to the respective incharges.
11. The activities such as Best House, Best Class and
Gardening Competitions should be planned well in advance
and must be maintained by the respective Houses
thereafter.
12. The games and activities planned during monsoon are
subject to weather conditions.
13. The movies will be screened at 1400hrs - 1645hrs on
Saturdays/Holidays.
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GENERAL RULES FOR CADETS1. GENERAL BEHAVIOUR
(a) The School expects the cadets to be polite, friendly,
and well behaved in and outside the school. They should
be respectful to their elders and teachers, honest and
truthful at all times.
(b) Personal neatness and cleanliness are essential.
Cadets must keep their classrooms and the school
clean and tidy.
(c) Work is worship. A certain decorum should be
maintained in the classroom. Cadets should be attentive
and respectful to their teachers and companions.
(d) Cadets are to speak in English in school and outside
so as to maintain a suitable level of conversation. Those
who are weak in English need to be encouraged.
(e) The school does not accept responsibility for any loss of
money/books/ clothes etc. The students are advised not to
bring any valuable items to the school. Any item lost/found,
needs to be deposited in House Master’s Office.
(f) No collective petition will be entertained but reasonable
and private ones will be sympathetically attended to.
(g) The boys should switch off lights in the Houses and
class rooms, when not required.
(h) In the absence of the teacher, the monitor assumes
the responsibility for the order and discipline of the class.
He should fulfil his duty with loyalty and impartiality. He is
not permitted to punish the cadets.
(j) Use of obscene language or profanities is not expected
of cadets of the school.
(k) Forcing a cadet to do things that violate his own space
of the code of conduct of the school, constitutes coercion.
This will be viewed very seriously and dealt with accordingly.
(l) Cadets need to conduct themselves with dignity at all
times. Physical violence violates a person. The school has
zero tolerance policy for physical violence.(Common sense is in spite of, not as the result of education.)
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(Frivolity is inborn, conceit acquired by education.)
(m) The act of bullying or intimidation goes against all tenets
of socially accepted behavior. Offences of this nature are
considered serious and will be dealt severely.
(n) Text Books will be strictly followed as per CBSE
guidelines and are to be carried in school bag for class.
2. PAYING MARK OF RESPECT & GREETINGS: Cadets
must wish the officers, members of the academic staff,
members of the administrative staff and visitors. Cadets
must salute when they are wearing berets/turban.
3. TURNOUT AND HYGIENE: Cadets must maintain a neat
and smart appearance at all times. For this they should:-
(a) Brush their teeth daily and clean/trim their nails.
(b) Take hair cut on Saturday afternoon/Sunday after
breakfast.
(c) Take bath regularly.
(d) Comb their hair properly.
(e) Polish their shoes daily and keep their socks clean.
(f) Dress up for various activities as per orders issued from
time to time.
(g) Wear school tie with a proper fitting shirt with upper
most button closed.
4. HAIR CUT SCHEDULE
(i) First & Third Monday of the month (1500hrs to 1730hrs).
(ii) Monday – Dhurv House
Tuesday – Luv & Kush House
Wednesday – Bharat & Abhimanyu House
Thursday – Singh House
Friday- Kumaon House
Sunday – Kesari House/ Shiwalik House
5. DORMITORIES:
(a) Cadets are forbidden to:-
(i) Borrow/Lend articles and money.
(ii) Keep valuable and attractive items.
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(iii) Rest in the dormitories unless permitted by the
House Staff.
(iv) Use others toilet requisites.
(b) They should mark their garments and stitch buttons
etc. on Sundays.
(c) They should handover soiled linen (After noting them in
the dhobi book) to the Matron/ Hostel Superintendents.
(d) Cadets should remember to:-
(i) Visit the toilet before retiring to bed and brush their
teeth.
(ii) Make their beds after use.
(iii) Close the taps when not in use.
(iv) Keep their cupboards as per the proper format.
(e) They should carry out the orders and instructions
passed by the House Appointments.
6. CLASS – ROOMS
(a) Cadets must be punctual for the classes.
(b) Perfect silence should be maintained in the class room.
(c) Instructions issued by the class monitor, who is in
charge of the class in the absence of the teacher, should
be obeyed by all cadets of his class.
(d) Cadets should keep their desks, cupboards and class
rooms neat and tidy.
(e) The class-room furniture, walls etc. must be saved from
mutilation. Any damage should be brought to the notice of
the class teacher immediately.
(f) Cadets should keep their books and exercise books
properly arranged. Any loss of book or damage should be
brought to the notice of the class teacher.
(g) Cadets will enter and leave their class room in single
line and in an orderly manner.
(h) Cadets must switch off lights before leaving the
classrooms.
(I need to complete my homework on time.)
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(Early childhood education begins early, even before birth.)
(j) In case the teacher does not turn up in 5 minutes of the
start of the period, monitor is to detail one of the class
mates to go and report to the teacher.
7. DINING HALL
(a) Cadets are to march properly and in a disciplined
manner to the Dining Hall for all meals.
(b) They should enter the Dining Hall in a single line when
ordered.
(c) Discipline should be maintained in the Dining Hall and
conversation should be in subdued voice.
(d) Cadets should follow Dining Hall etiquettes.
(e) Cadets should leave the Dining Hall silently.
8. OUT OF BOUNDS:- Following areas are placed OUT OF
BOUNDS for the cadets.
(a) Staircase in front of the Principal’s office.
(b) Academic area beyond the academic hours.
(c) Areas outside the school compound.
(d) Houses during classes/parades
(e) Staff quarters.
(f) Senior Cadets to Junior Houses and Junior Cadets to
Senior Houses.
(g) Swimming Pool is allowed only under supervision of
Instructors.
(h) Cadets can visit these places only with prior permission
of the Vice Principal.
9. LEAVE: Leave of absence during the session will be
granted to cadets only in exceptional circumstances after
prior approval of the Principal. Parents and certified
guardians can meet their wards on every second Sunday
from 0900 hrs to 1600hrs, out pass if required to be taken
in advance by the cadet.
10. VISITORS: Parents of cadets will be permitted to meet
the teachers only on Second Saturday of every month after
1200hrs with the prior permission of the school authorities.
Parents are not allowed to visit the houses/mess area.
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SCHOOL UNIFORM
Occasion Summer Winter
Ceremonial Khaki shirt, khaki Same as for
Parade trousers, black socks summer with
and black shoes, beret/ pullover
pugrees with hackles,
school belt and name tab
Working Same as above without School blazer/
Dress hackles jersey with full
sleeves white shirt,
grey worsted
trousers, school tie,
black shoes, name
tab
Dinner White full sleeves shirt, Same as Summer
grey worsted trousers, with school blazer/
tie, name tab, black socks jersey
& black shoes.
P.T. Dress House colour T - shirt, House colour T-
school track suit / white shirt, school track
shorts, white socks & suit, white socks &
white sports shoes white sports shoes
Saturdays Full sleeves white shirt, Same as Summer
white trousers, school with Pullover &
tie, black socks & black school blazer with
shoes Grey Trousers
Holiday/ Track Suit (Prep Time) Same as Summer
Sundays with Pullover &
school blazer with tie
Note: Mufti for cadets going for out pass/leave educational/
motivational trips & excursions from school.
(There is no greater education than one that is self-driven.)
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(Reformation, like education, is a journey, not a destination.)
MESS ETIQUETTESThe mess is an important part of this school. All have to maintain
decency and decorum in the mess. It is an institution we should take
pride in and observe the laid down rules/ regulations to maintain and keep
up its dignity. Some tips on mess etiquettes have been listed below:
Dos• Observe Punctuality.
• Follow the dress regulation strictly.
• The senior most dining member occupies the seat at the head of
the table.
• While seated, sit erect without leaning lazily on the back of the chair.
• Mess is the place where you can talk, therefore, talk freely but in
a soft and subdued voice.
• When you take or leave your seat, take permission from your
neighbor by saying “excuse me”.
• After the meal is over, replace your chair.
• Complaints, if any, should be lodged with Mess Committee or
Mess manager.
• After the meals, leave the dining hall gracefully.
DON’Ts• Do not drag the chairs.
• Do not rest your elbows on the table.
• Do not heap up your plates with food stuff.
• While eating do not keep your mouth open.
• Do not produce any noise with cutlery.
• Do not leave your seats when the meals are in progress.
• Do not shout for the bearer.
• In case your neighbour’s seat is vacant (but the table laid) do
not eat from his plate.
• Do not get up for a second helping, instead ask your neighbor
to pass the dish over to you.
• Do not enter into a dialogue with the bearer or any member of
the mess staff.
• Do not criticize the food when the meals are in progress.
• Do not start blowing your nose and cleaning your throat while
seated at the dining table.
• Do not leave the head seat of the house vacant.
• While talking to your neighbours, do not hold the cutlery up in
the air.
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• While passing over the cutlery to any one, please see that the
sharp edge is towards you.
• The music should be played at acceptable volume only by the
School Captain/ Vice Captain with the permission of Duty Master.
Eating meals starts from the outside in. The fork on the left hand
side, farther from the plate is the salad fork. The fork closer to the plate is
for the main course and the dinner knife would be on the right hand side
closer to the plate. Dessert spoons and/ or fork are above the plate. The
bread and butter knife is placed on the upper left hand side. Wine or water
glass is on the upper right hand side and if the glass has a stem, hold it
from the stem. Napkins are placed on the plate or on the left hand side.
Wait for the host/ chief guest to be seated and unfold his/ her napkin first.
You should place your napkin on your lap. If you have to excuse yourself
from the table, place the napkin on the chair, if you need anything, remember
to use “Please and Thank You” to the waiter. Wait patiently for everyone
at the table to be served before starting to eat.
RULES OF SCHOOL LIBRARY
(a) Maintain silence in the school library.
(b) Any book lost/torn must be informed to the librarian immediately
and the book lost by the borrower shall have to be replaced within 15
days time from the date of loss by the borrower.
(c) Each borrower is supposed to examine the condition of the book
when it is issued and has to ensure that the damage if any, is
mentioned in the loan register.
(d) While returning the book, the borrower will ensure that the date of
return is correctly entered and each entry is signed by the librarian.
(e) A borrower from whom fine or some other recovery is long over-due
will be debarred from borrowing books from the school library.
(f) Stealing of books/magazines from the school library is a serious
offence. If a student is caught stealing books/magazines from the
library he/she will have to pay double the cost of the book.
(It’s hard to improve public education - that’s clear.)
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LABORATORYAND WORKSHOP RULES
1. In the laboratory/workshop, follow the instructions given by teachers.
2. Any breakage or loss must be reported immediately.
3. The cadets should come prepared with the theory of experiment,
which they have to perform in laboratory or workshop.
4. Students should come to laboratory with complete practical record
and observation note book.
5. All cadets are advised to be regular during practical.
6. All work is to be done in the presence of a supervisor instructor.
SCHOOL FEES
1. The 70% of School Fee will be charged as first installment in the
month of May. The exact fee (after settlement of annual deductions
and scholarship) will be uploaded in school website in the first
week of May. The last date of first installment is 31 May and
late fee of 1st Installment will be charged from 01 Jun onwards.
2. The balance 30% of school fee has to be paid by 31 Oct. Late fees
will be charged from 01 Nov onwards.
3. Payment Mode of School Fees
(a) SBI Collect (SBI Collect link is made available in School Website)
online Payment
(b) SBI Bank Draft
In Favour of : Principal Sainik School Ghorakhal
Payable at : SBI Bhowali (Branch Code-1352)
IFSC Code : SBIN0001352
ELIGIBILITY FOR RETENTION OF SCHOLARSHIP
(A) For General Candidates and Defence Category: Minimum 55% in
aggregate and 45% in each subject
(B) For SC/ST candidates: Minimum 50% in aggregate and 40 % in
each subject.
(Like education, healthcare also needs to be given importance.)
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A WORD TO THE PARENTS
1. In order to allow the school to keep parents informed about the
progress of their wards, parents should inform their latest mobile
numbers, mailing address to the school administration during
admission.Any change should be immediately brought to the notice
of the School.
2. Parents/guardians are permitted to meet their wards on second
Sunday of the month only from 0900 hrs to 1600 hrs. Parents’ Day
will not be observed during Exam days.
3. Parents are requested to watch, the cadet’s progress in academics
and outdoor activities carefully.
4. Parents are requested to meet the Housemaster during PTMs, if
their ward’s progress is not satisfactory / otherwise.
5. Use of Mobile Phones, electrical appliances and electronic gadgets
in the school premises is strictly PROHIBITED.
6. A student has to get at least a pass grade in Art Education (drawing
and painting & Comp. Sci.) for promotion to the next higher class.
7. Parents are requested to have regular correspondence with their
ward in order to keep themselves fully apprised of his progress in
various fields.
8. Parents have to ensure that their wards meticulously follow the
booking out and booking in schedule.
9. Parents are requested to ensure that their wards utilise vacation
period for studies & completing the homework.
10. Parents are requested to send their wards back to school after
each break or vacation as per scheduled time. Class 6th to 8th cadets
must be accompanied by parents.
11. Parents are requested not to visit classes mess and dorms of the
cadets.
12. No leave will be sanctioned other than authorised vacation and
emergencies.
13. Cadets can disperse on vacation only after lunch.
14. Parents are requested not to give large amount of cash and
expensive items to the cadets.
(It is better to learn late than never.)
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LIST OF ITEMS MANADATORY FOR CADETS
The under mentioned items are to be brought by the parents at the time of
admission:
S. Name of the items To be
No. provided
by parents
1 Black Leather Shoes (Oxford Pattern) 02 Prs.
2 Sports Shoes (White) 02 Prs.
3 Warm Inner Cots wool (Upper and Lower) 02 Pr.
4 Terry Cot Shirt White (Full Sleeves) 06 Nos
5 Sports Short White 02 Nos
6 Sports Short Black 02 Nos
7 Boot Polish (Black) with shoe brush 02 No
8 Brasso (Small Bottle) ¼ihry iksfyl½ 01No
9 Blanket ¼Åuh dEcy½ 01 No
10 Quilt (Rajai) filled with 5 Kgs cotton 01 No
11 Quilt (Rajai) Cover White 02 Nos
12 Pillow 01 No
13 Pillow Covers White 02 Nos
14 Towel Large Size =27"x54" (Cotton only) 02 Nos
15 Towel Small size -14"x21"(Cotton only) 04 Nos
16 Vest Sandow 10 Nos
17 Underwear 10 Nos
18 Cotton socks white (Plain) 08 Prs.
19 Cotton socks black (Plain) 08 Prs
20 Cotton handkerchief White 12 Nos
21 Slippers 01 Prs
22 Umbrella 01 No
23 Hangers 12 Nos
24 Steel Box Black Colour size 30"x16"x12" 01 No
25 Locks 40 mm (with 3 keys) 02 Nos
26 Locks 60 mm (with 3 keys) 02 Nos
27 Plastic Bucket with Mug 01 each
28 Bathing Soap and Soap Case 02 each
29 Washing Soap and Soap Case 02 each
30 Hair Oil, Nail Cutter, Tooth Paste, Tooth Brush and Comb 01 each
(To read without reflecting is like eating without digesting.)
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31 Coat Brush 01 No
32 Duster Cloth 04 Nos
33 Box consisting of 2 Needles, Buttons, Thread Reels 01 Pkt.
White, Khaki, Black.
34 Decent looking civilian formal dress 02 Prs
35 Alarm Clock small 01 No
36 Torch 01 No
37 Cloth Clips 24 Nos
38 Crepe Bandage Medium 01 No
39 Hand wash liquid Sufficient quantity
40 Sanitizers Sufficient quantity
41 Muffler Maroon 02 No
42 Gloves pair Maroon 02 Nos
43 School Tie 01 No
44 School Belt Leather 01 No
45 Pullover Cashmillon ‘V’ Neck (Maroon) with sky blue 03 No
strips in Cuff, Wrist and Neck (Available in School Store)
46 Hackle Beret 01 No
47 Sport Cap (School Logo) 01 No
48 Woolen Cap Maroon (School Logo) 01 No
49 Bed Covers (House Colour) (Size 150x2240cm) 03 Nos
50 Scarf Woolen 02 Nos
51 School ‘T’ Shirt (House Colour) 01 No
52 Track Suit (School Maroon) 01 No
53 Bed Sheet White (Size 132x120 cm) 03 Nos
54 Sports Vest (House Colour) 01 No
55 House/School Colour Shoulder Titles 02 Prs
56 Name Tabs 04 Nos
57 Trousers White Terri Cot 02 Nos
58 Blazer with Monogram 01 No
59 School Bag (for class VI to IX cadets) 01 No
(Available in the School)
60 Satchel (for class X to XII cadets) 01 No
(Available in the School)
61 Khaki Uniform (01 pair will be issued by the school) 02 Nos
62 Grey Trouser will be issued by the school 01 Nos
63 Shoulder Title “SSGK” will be issued by the school 02 Prs
64 Formation Sign will be issued by the school 01 No
(A child educated only at school is an uneducated child.)
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LIST OF HOLIDAYSGAZETTED HOLIDAYS FOR YEAR - 2019
(A) The following gazetted holidays will be observed during the year 2019
(1) Republic Day 26 January Saturday
(2) Maha Shivaratri 04 March Monday
(3) Holi 21 March Thursday
(4) Mahavir Jayanti 17April Wednesday
(5) Good Friday 19April Friday
(6) Budha Purnima 18 May Saturday
(7) Idu’I Fitr 05 June Wednesday
(8) Id-ul-Zuha (Bakrid) 12 August Monday
(09) Independence Day 15 August Thursday
(10) Janmashtami 24 August Saturday
(11) Muharram 10 September Tuesday
(12) Mahatma Gandhi’s Birthday 02 October Wednesday
(13) Dussehra (Vijay Dashmi) 08 October Tuesday
(14) Diwali (Deepavali) 27 October Sunday
(15) Mild-un-Nabi or Id-e-Milad
(Birthday of Prophet Mohammad) 10 November Sunday
(16) Guru Nanak’s Birthday 12 November Tuesday
(17) Chirstmas Day 25 December Wednesday
(B) In addition to the above Gazetted Holidays the following 02 Re-
stricted Holidays will be observed during the year 2019
(1) Goverdhan Puja 28 October Monday
(2) Bhaiya Dooj 29 October Tuesday
(C) Summer Vacation : 03 Jun 2019 - 30 Jun 2019
(D) Autumn Break : 25 Oct 2019 - 04 Nov 2019
(E) Winter Vacation : 21 Dec 2019 - 02 Feb 2020
(Children just need the time, the space, and the permission to be kids.)
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LIST OF IMPORTANT DATES /DAYS
Sl. Date Day
No.
1 10 Jan World laughter Day
2 12 Jan National Youth Day
3 15 Jan Army Day
4 25 Jan India Tourism Day
5 25 Jan International Customs Duty Day
6 26 Jan Republic Day
7 30 Jan Martyr’s Day
8 14 Feb St Valentine’s Day
9 28 Feb National Science Day
10 3 Mar National Defence Day
11 8 Mar International Women’s Day
12 15 Mar World Disbled Day
13 15Mar World Consumer Day
14 21 Mar World Forestry Day (NCC Activity)
15 23 Mar World Meteorological Day
16 7 Apr World Health Day (NCC Activity)
17 13Apr Jallianwala Bagh Massacre Day (1919)
18 14Apr Dr BR Ambedkar Jayanti, Fire Extinguishing Day
19 18Apr World Heritage Day
20 22Apr World Earth Day (NCC Activity)
21 23Apr World Books Day
22 1 May Worker’s Day, International Labour Day
23 3 May Press Freedom Day
24 3 May International Energy Day
(Children need love, especially when they do not deserve it.)
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Sl. Date DayNo.
25 8 May World Red Cross Day
26 02 Sun of Mother’s Day
May
27 15 May International Day of the Family
28 17 May World Telecommunication Day
29 24 May Common-Wealth Day
30 31 May Anti-Tobacco Day (NCC Activity)
31 5 Jun World Environment Day (NCC Activity)
32 21 Jun International Yoga Day
33 26 Jun International Day Against Drug Abuse and
Illicit Trafficking (NCC Activity)
34 27 Jun World Diabetes Day
35 4 Jul American Independence Day
36 11 Jul World Population Day
37 11 Jul Paryavaran Divas
38 16 Jul National School Safety Day (To mark the
fire accident of Kumbhkoram School Fire,
Madurai)
39 26 Jul Kargil Victory Day
40 6 Aug Hiroshima Day
41 9 Aug Quit India Day, Nagasaki Day
42 12 Aug International Youth Day
43 15 Aug Independence Day
44 19 Aug World Photography Day
45 20 Aug Sadbhavna Divas (Rajiv Gandhi’s Birthday)
46 29 Aug National Sports Day (Maj Dhyan Chand’s
Birtrhday)
(Who questions much, shall learn much, and retain much.)
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Sl. Date Day No.
47 5 Sep Teacher’s Day (Dr S Radhakrishnan Birthday)
48 7 Sep Forgiveness Day
49 8 Sep World Literacy Day
50 12 Sep Tree Plantation Drive (NCC Activity)
51 14 Sep Hindi Day
52 14 Sep World First Aid Day
53 16 Sep World Ozone Day
54 25 Sep Social Justice Day
55 27 Sep World Tourism Day
56 1 Oct International Day for the Elderly (UN)
57 2 Oct Gandhi Jayanti (International Non Voilence Day)
58 4 Oct World Animal Welfare Day
59 5 Oct World Habitat Day
60 6 Oct World Teachers Day
61 6 Oct World Wildlife Day
62 8 Oct IndianAir Force Day
63 9 Oct World Post Office Day
64 10 Oct National Post Day
65 13 Oct UN International Day for Natural Disaster
Reduction (NCC Activity)
66 14 Oct World Standards Day
67 15 Oct World White cane Day ( Guiding the Blind)
68 16 Oct World Food Day
69 17 Oct International Poverty Eradication Day
70 24 Oct UN Day
71 30 Oct World Thrift Day
(Everybody’s a teacher if you listen.)
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Sl. Date Day No.
72 31 Oct National Integration Day (Mrs India Gandhi
Martyr’s Day)
73 7 Nov Infant Protection Day
74 9 Nov World Cancer Awareness Day
75 9 Nov Pravasiya Bhartiya Day
76 9 Nov Legal Services Day
77 10 Nov Transport Day
78 11 Nov National Education Day (Birthday of Maulana
Abul Kalam Azad)
79 14 Nov Children’s Day (Birthday of Pandit Jawahar
Lal Nehru)
80 14 Nov World Diabetes Day
81 4th Sun. of NCC Day
Nov
82 26 Nov Constitution Day
83 1 Dec World AIDS Day (NCC Activity)
84 4 Dec Navy Day
85 7 Dec Armed Force Flag Day
86 10 Dec Human Rights Day
87 11 Dec UNICEF Day
88 13 Dec Parliament Attack Day (2001)
89 14 Dec National Energy Conservation Day
90 19 Dec Goa Liberation Day
91 23 Dec Kisan Divas (Farmer’s Day) (Birthday of
Choudhary Charan Singh)
(What we learn with pleasure we never forget.)
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RECORD OF UNIT TESTS (TO BE MAINTAINED BY CADET)
SUBJECT PRE MID MID TERM POST MID ANNUL
TERM TERM EXAM
Hindi
English
Sanskrit
Science
S. Science
Mathematics
Physics
Chemistry
Biology
Computer
Science
Sign of the
Class Teach.
PROMOTION POLICY
For Classes VI to VIII : As per RTE.
For Classes IX & XI: As per CBSE Rules.
(Remember that failure is an event, not a person.)
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SAINIK SCHOOL GHORAKHAL, NAINITALSCHOOL EVENTS FOR THE SESSION 2019-20
Date Day Events for the Month
1-Apr-19 Monday New Academic Session
Begins
2-Apr-19 Tuesday
3-Apr-19 Wednesday PTM –XII, Inter House
Hockey Championship begins
4-Apr-19 Thursday
5-Apr-19 Friday
6-Apr-19 Saturday
7-Apr-19 Sunday
8-Apr-19 Monday Academic Torch Ceremony
Cabin Cupboard
Inter House Volley Ball
Championship
9-Apr-19 Tuesday
10-Apr-19 Wednesday
11-Apr-19 Thursday
12-Apr-19 Friday
13-Apr-19 Saturday
14-Apr-19 Sunday Parents Day
15-Apr-19 Monday Investiture Ceremony
Inter House Basket Ball
Championship,
16-Apr-19 Tuesday
17-Apr-19 Wednesday Mahavir Jayanti (Holiday)
18-Apr-19 Thursday
19-Apr-19 Friday Good Friday (Holiday)
20-Apr-19 Saturday
21-Apr-19 Sunday
22-Apr-19 Monday Inter House Hockey
Championship(Children are apt to live up to what you believe of them.)
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23-Apr-19 Tuesday
24-Apr-19 Wednesday
25-Apr-19 Thursday
26-Apr-19 Friday
27-Apr-19 Saturday Educational Trip (Class VII)
28-Apr-19 Sunday
29-Apr-19 Monday Unit Test XI - XII
30-Apr-19 Tuesday Birthday Dinner,Academic Conf
1-May-19 Wednesday Annual Sports Activities begins
2-May-19 Thursday
3-May-19 Friday
4-May-19 Saturday
5-May-19 Sunday
6-May-19 Monday SSB orientation
7-May-19 Tuesday SSB orientation
8-May-19 Wednesday SSB orientation
9-May-19 Thursday
10-May-19 Friday Welcome Party at Principal’s
Residence
11-May-19 Saturday Educational Trip (Class VIII)
12-May-19 Sunday Parents Day
13-May-19 Monday Cabin Cupboard
14-May-19 Tuesday
15-May-19 Wednesday
16-May-19 Thursday
17-May-19 Friday
18-May-19 Saturday Buddha Purnima (Holiday)
19-May-19 Sunday
20-May-19 Monday
21-May-19 Tuesday
22-May-19 Wednesday
23-May-19 Thursday
(The best way to make children good is to make them happy.)
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24-May-19 Friday
25-May-19 Saturday Academic Conf
26-May-19 Sunday
27-May-19 Monday
28-May-19 Tuesday
29-May-19 Wednesday
30-May-19 Thursday
31-May-19 Friday
1-Jun-19 Saturday Annual Sports Day and
Dispersal of cdts after lunch
2-Jun-19 Sunday
3-Jun-19 Monday Summer Vacation Starts
Teacher’s Workshops
4-Jun-19 Tuesday Teacher’s Workshops
5-Jun-19 Wednesday Id-ul-Fitr (Holiday)
Teacher’s Workshops
6-Jun-19 Thursday
7-Jun-19 Friday
8-Jun-19 Saturday
9-Jun-19 Sunday
10-Jun-19 Monday
11-Jun-19 Tuesday
12-Jun-19 Wednesday
13-Jun-19 Thursday
14-Jun-19 Friday
15-Jun-19 Saturday
16-Jun-19 Sunday
17-Jun-19 Monday
18-Jun-19 Tuesday
19-Jun-19 Wednesday
20-Jun-19 Thursday
21-Jun-19 Friday International Yoga Day
(Teachers open the door, but you must enter by yourself.)
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22-Jun-19 Saturday
23-Jun-19 Sunday
24-Jun-19 Monday
25-Jun-19 Tuesday
26-Jun-19 Wednesday
27-Jun-19 Thursday
28-Jun-19 Friday
29-Jun-19 Saturday
30-Jun-19 Sunday Summer Vacation Ends
(Cadets to report back)
1-Jul-19 Monday
2-Jul-19 Tuesday
3-Jul-19 Wednesday
4-Jul-19 Thursday
5-Jul-19 Friday
6-Jul-19 Saturday
7-Jul-19 Sunday
8-Jul-19 Monday Cabin Cupboard
9-Jul-19 Tuesday
10-Jul-19 Wednesday
11-Jul-19 Thursday
12-Jul-19 Friday Inter House English Essay
Comp. (all groups)
13-Jul-19 Saturday Educational Trip (Class VI )
14-Jul-19 Sunday Parents Day
15-Jul-19 Monday
16-Jul-19 Tuesday Inter House English Debate
(Juniors)
17-Jul-19 Wednesday
18-Jul-19 Thursday Inter House Painting
Competition (all groups)
19-Jul-19 Friday
(There is no single way to educate.)
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20-Jul-19 Saturday
21-Jul-19 Sunday
22-Jul-19 Monday Pre Mid Term-I Starts
23-Jul-19 Tuesday
24-Jul-19 Wednesday
25-Jul-19 Thursday
26-Jul-19 Friday
27-Jul-19 Saturday Pre Mid Term-I Ends
28-Jul-19 Sunday
29-Jul-19 Monday
30-Jul-19 Tuesday
31-Jul-19 Wednesday Birthday Dinner, Academic Conf
1-Aug-19 Thursday
2-Aug-19 Friday
3-Aug-19 Saturday Educational Trip ( Class IX)
4-Aug-19 Sunday
5-Aug-19 Monday
6-Aug-19 Tuesday
7-Aug-19 Wednesday
8-Aug-19 Thursday
9-Aug-19 Friday Inter House Recitation
Declamation Comp.
10-Aug-19 Saturday PTM-I (VI-XI)
11-Aug-19 Sunday Parents Day
12-Aug-19 Monday Id-Uz-Zuha (Bakrid) (Holiday)
13-Aug-19 Tuesday Cabin Cupboard
14-Aug-19 Wednesday
15-Aug-19 Thursday Independence Day (Holiday)
16-Aug-19 Friday
17-Aug-19 Saturday Educational Trip (class x)
18-Aug-19 Sunday
19-Aug-19 Monday
(Good teaching is one-fourth preparation and three-fourths theater.)
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20-Aug-19 Tuesday
21-Aug-19 Wednesday
22-Aug-19 Thursday
23-Aug-19 Friday
24-Aug-19 Saturday Janmashtami (Holiday)
25-Aug-19 Sunday
26-Aug-19 Monday Inter House Quiz Competition
(Seniors)
27-Aug-19 Tuesday
28-Aug-19 Wednesday
29-Aug-19 Thursday
30-Aug-19 Friday Academic Conf, Inter House
English Debate (Middles)
31-Aug-19 Saturday Birthday Dinner
1-Sep-19 Sunday
2-Sep-19 Monday
3-Sep-19 Tuesday Inter House Calligraphy
(Juniors)
4-Sep-19 Wednesday
5-Sep-19 Thursday Teacher’s Day Celebration
6-Sep-19 Friday
7-Sep-19 Saturday
8-Sep-19 Sunday Parents Day
9-Sep-19 Monday Cabin Cupboard
10-Sep-19 Tuesday Muharram (Holiday)
11-Sep-19 Wednesday
12-Sep-19 Thursday
13-Sep-19 Friday
14-Sep-19 Saturday Hindi Day Celebrations
15-Sep-19 Sunday
16-Sep-19 Monday Mid Term Exam Starts
17-Sep-19 Tuesday
(Experience, travel – these are an education in themselves.)
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18-Sep-19 Wednesday
19-Sep-19 Thursday
20-Sep-19 Friday
21-Sep-19 Saturday Mid Term Exam Ends
22-Sep-19 Sunday
23-Sep-19 Monday
24-Sep-19 Tuesday
25-Sep-19 Wednesday
26-Sep-19 Thursday
27-Sep-19 Friday
28-Sep-19 Saturday
29-Sep-19 Sunday
30-Sep-19 Monday Academic Conf, Birthday Dinner
1-Oct-19 Tuesday Cross-Country
2-Oct-19 Wednesday Mahatma Gandhi’s Birthday
(Holiday)
3-Oct-19 Thursday
4-Oct-19 Friday
5-Oct-19 Saturday Inter House Indoor Games
Selection
6-Oct-19 Sunday Inter House Indoor Games
7-Oct-19 Monday Maha Navmi (Holiday) Inter
House Indoor Games
8-Oct-19 Tuesday Dussehra (Holiday) Inter
House Indoor Games
9-Oct-19 Wednesday Inter House Indoor Games Finals
10-Oct-19 Thursday
11-Oct-19 Friday
12-Oct-19 Saturday Parents Day
13-Oct-19 Sunday Out Pass for all Classes
14-Oct-19 Monday Inter House Cultural
Competition –I, Cabin Cupboard
15-Oct-19 Tuesday Inter House Cultural Competition-II
(By crawling, a child learns to stand.)
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16-Oct-19 Wednesday
17-Oct-19 Thursday
18-Oct-19 Friday
19-Oct-19 Saturday
20-Oct-19 Sunday
21-Oct-19 Monday
22-Oct-19 Tuesday
23-Oct-19 Wednesday
24-Oct-19 Thursday
25-Oct-19 Friday Annual Day Celebrations and
Dispersal of cdts after lunch
for Deepwali Break
26-Oct-19 Saturday Adm Day
27-Oct-19 Sunday Diwali (Deepawali)
28-Oct-19 Monday Goverdhan Pooja
29-Oct-19 Tuesday
30-Oct-19 Wednesday
31-Oct-19 Thursday
1-Nov-19 Friday
2-Nov-19 Saturday
3-Nov-19 Sunday NTSE LEVEL -I (Tentative)
4-Nov-19 Monday Deepawali Break ends and
Cadets to report
5-Nov-19 Tuesday
6-Nov-19 Wednesday GK test for All
7-Nov-19 Thursday
8-Nov-19 Friday
9-Nov-19 Saturday Medical Camp (OBA) Proposed
10-Nov-19 Sunday Milad-un-Babi or Id-e-Eilad (Birthday
of Prophet Mohammad),Movie
11-Nov-19 Monday Cabin Cupboard
12-Nov-19 Tuesday Guru Nanak’s Birthday (Holiday)
13-Nov-19 Wednesday
(Your education is a dress rehearsal for a life that is yours to lead.)
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14-Nov-19 Thursday
15-Nov-19 Friday Inter House Quiz Competition
(Middles)
16-Nov-19 Saturday
17-Nov-19 Sunday UPSC Examination- 2019
18-Nov-19 Monday
19-Nov-19 Tuesday
20-Nov-19 Wednesday School Photography (Tentative)
21-Nov-19 Thursday
22-Nov-19 Friday Inter House English Debate
(Seniors)
23-Nov-19 Saturday
24-Nov-19 Sunday
25-Nov-19 Monday
26-Nov-19 Tuesday
27-Nov-19 Wednesday Inter House Drill Comp.
28-Nov-19 Thursday
29-Nov-19 Friday
30-Nov-19 Saturday Birthday Dinner, Academic Conf
1-Dec-19 Sunday
2-Dec-19 Monday Post Mid Term Starts
3-Dec-19 Tuesday
4-Dec-19 Wednesday
5-Dec-19 Thursday
6-Dec-19 Friday
7-Dec-19 Saturday Completion of syllabus of Board
classes, Post Mid Term Ends
8-Dec-19 Sunday Parents day
9-Dec-19 Monday
10-Dec-19 Tuesday Cabin Cupboard
11-Dec-19 Wednesday
12-Dec-19 Thursday
(Play is the highest form of research.)
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13-Dec-19 Friday
14-Dec-19 Saturday PTM II (XI-XII)
15-Dec-19 Sunday Out Pass for all Classes
16-Dec-19 Monday
17-Dec-19 Tuesday SSB orientation
18-Dec-19 Wednesday SSB orientation
19-Dec-19 Thursday SSB orientation
20-Dec-19 Friday SSB orientation
21-Dec-19 Saturday SSB orientation Winter Vacation
Starts & Dispersal of Cadets
after Lunch
22-Dec-19 Sunday
23-Dec-19 Monday
24-Dec-19 Tuesday
25-Dec-19 Wednesday Christmas day (Holiday)
26-Dec-19 Thursday
27-Dec-19 Friday
28-Dec-19 Saturday
29-Dec-19 Sunday
30-Dec-19 Monday
31-Dec-19 Tuesday
1-Jan-20 Wednesday
2-Jan-20 Thursday
3-Jan-20 Friday
4-Jan-20 Saturday
5-Jan-20 Sunday All India Sainik School
Entrance Examination-2020
6-Jan-20 Monday
7-Jan-20 Tuesday
8-Jan-20 Wednesday
9-Jan-20 Thursday
10-Jan-20 Friday
(They know enough who know how to learn.)
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11-Jan-20 Saturday
12-Jan-20 Sunday
13-Jan-20 Monday
14-Jan-20 Tuesday
15-Jan-20 Wednesday
16-Jan-20 Thursday
17-Jan-20 Friday
18-Jan-20 Saturday
19-Jan-20 Sunday
20-Jan-20 Monday
21-Jan-20 Tuesday
22-Jan-20 Wednesday
23-Jan-20 Thursday
24-Jan-20 Friday
25-Jan-20 Saturday
26-Jan-20 Sunday Republic Day
27-Jan-20 Monday
28-Jan-20 Tuesday
29-Jan-20 Wednesday
30-Jan-20 Thursday
31-Jan-20 Friday
1-Feb-20 Saturday
2-Feb-20 Sunday Winter Vacation Ends &
Cadets to report
3-Feb-20 Monday
4-Feb-20 Tuesday
5-Feb-20 Wednesday
6-Feb-20 Thursday
7-Feb-20 Friday
8-Feb-20 Saturday
9-Feb-20 Sunday Parents Day
(Learning never exhausts the mind.)
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10-Feb-20 Monday Cabin Cupboard
11-Feb-20 Tuesday
12-Feb-20 Wednesday
13-Feb-20 Thursday
14-Feb-20 Friday
15-Feb-20 Saturday
16-Feb-20 Sunday
17-Feb-20 Monday
18-Feb-20 Tuesday
19-Feb-20 Wednesday
20-Feb-20 Thursday
21-Feb-20 Friday
22-Feb-20 Saturday
23-Feb-20 Sunday
24-Feb-20 Monday
25-Feb-20 Tuesday
26-Feb-20 Wednesday
27-Feb-20 Thursday
28-Feb-20 Friday
29-Feb-20 Saturday Academic Conf, Birthday Dinner
1-Mar-20 Sunday
2-Mar-20 Monday Annual Examination for IX to XII
3-Mar-20 Tuesday
4-Mar-20 Wednesday
5-Mar-20 Thursday
6-Mar-20 Friday
7-Mar-20 Saturday
8-Mar-20 Sunday Parents Day
9-Mar-20 Monday
10-Mar-20 Tuesday Cabin Cupboard , Annual
Examination for VI to VIII Starts
(A stumble may prevent a fall.)
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11-Mar-20 Wednesday
12-Mar-20 Thursday
13-Mar-20 Friday
14-Mar-20 Saturday
15-Mar-20 Sunday
16-Mar-20 Monday
17-Mar-20 Tuesday
18-Mar-20 Wednesday
19-Mar-20 Thursday
20-Mar-20 Friday Annual Examination for VI to
VIII Ends
21-Mar-20 Saturday School Raising Day
22-Mar-20 Sunday
23-Mar-20 Monday
24-Mar-20 Tuesday
25-Mar-20 Wednesday
26-Mar-20 Thursday
27-Mar-20 Friday
28-Mar-20 Saturday
29-Mar-20 Sunday Cdts Reporting Back to school
30-Mar-20 Monday
31-Mar-20 Tuesday Birthday Dinner
(Despise school and remain a fool)
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(All things good to know are difficult to learn.)
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(You learn more when things go wrong.)
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(Education is the only solution. Education first.)
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(Prosperity is a great teacher; adversity a greater.)
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(Suffering is one of life’s great teachers.)
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(If we learn not humility, we learn nothing.)
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(Nothing is so contagious as example.)
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(Education is not the filling of a pail, but the lighting of a fire.)
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(Believe you can and you’re halfway there.)
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(The most necessary learning is that which unlearns evil.)
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(Getting a job is not the purpose of school.)
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(Modest doubt is called the beacon of the wise.)
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(Ignoring isn’t the same as ignorance, you have to work at it.)
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CALENDAR - 2020
April
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December
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(Change is the end result of all true learning)
Facts about Uttarakhand – Uttarakhand, earlier known as Uttaranchal, referred to the “Land of the Gods”. Uttarakhand is a great pilgrimage centre and it is a major destination for Hindu Temples. It came into existence 9th November 2000. Its Ofcial Languages are Hindi and Sanskrit whereas Garhwali, Kumaoni also can be heard in Uttarakhand. Its Capital City is Dehradun. Its largest city is also Dehradun. Located in the foothills of the Himalayas, the State has international boundaries with China (Tibet) in the north and Nepal in the east. On its north-west lies Himachal Pradesh while on the south is Uttar Pradesh.
Uttarakhand’s name is derived from the Sanskrit words Uttara (उ र) meaning ‘north’, and khaṇḍa (ख ड) meaning ‘land’, altogether simply meaning ‘Northern Land’. The name nds mention in early Hindu scriptures as the combined region of “Kedarkhand” (present day Garhwal) and “Manaskhand” (present-day Kumaon).
There are 13 districts in Uttarakhand which are grouped into two divisions, Kumaon and Garhwal. Four new districts named Didihat, Ranikhet, Kotdwar, and Yamunotri were declared by the Chief Minister of Uttarakhand, Ramesh Pokhriyal, on 15 August 2011 but yet to be ofcially formed.
State Symbols of U arakhandAnimal - Alpine Musk DeerBird - Himalayan MonalFlower - Brahma KamalTree - Burans
Wildlife Sanctuaries in U arakhand• Askot Musk Deer Wildlife Sanctuary• Nandhaur Wildlife Sanctuary• Binsar Wildlife Sanctuary• Govind Pashu Vihar Wildlife Sanctuary• Kedarnath Wildlife Sanctuary• Mussoorie Wildlife Sanctuary• Sonanadi Wildlife Sanctuary
Rivers of U arakhand• Alaknanda River• Asan Barrage• Baur River• Bhagirathi River• Bhilangna River• Darma River• Gola River• Gori Ganga• Jahnavi River• River Pushpawa• Saraswa River (U arakhand)• Sharda River• Song river (Dehradun)• Tons River• Vasukiganga River• Yamuna
Sainik School GhorakhalNainital-263156,U arakhand
Phone No: 05942-220045, Fax: 05942-220051Email: [email protected] Website: www.ssghorakhal.org pr
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