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THE LORD’S PRAYER Our Father in heaven, holy be Your name, Your kingdom come, Your

will be done on earth as it is in heaven. Give us today our daily bread. Forgive

us our sins as we forgive those who sin against us. Do not bring us to the test,

but deliver us from evil. - Amen

PRAYER TO LITTLE FLOWER Sweet Little Flower, pray for us and assist us in learning our lessons

and in being good children of God. Help us to foster love where there is

hatred, hope where there is despair, faith where there is doubt and light

where there is darkness. May we be a joy to our Heavenly Father. -Amen

DAILY PRAYERMonday Almighty God, our loving Father, help us this day to walk in Your light,

act in Your strength, think in Your wisdom, speak in Your truth and live in Your

love. Help us never to criticize, condemn, discourage or destroy, but to dwell

in Your Glory, always praising, sympathizing, encouraging, and to see and

think of the good of my neighbours. -Amen

The Lord’s PrayerTuesday Almighty God, our heavenly Father, help us this day to be humble,

obedient and charitable. Help us to realize that there is no wisdom without

study, no achievement without work, no love without self-sacrifice and no

skill of body or mind without discipline. Teach us to be a loyal friend to all. -Amen

The Lord’s PrayerWednesday

Almighty God, our heavenly Father, bless us and make us diligent in

our studies, courteous and kind in our dealings with our fellow students,

teachers and all elders throughout this day. Make it our pleasure in doing

only those acts which will bring us no shame or a stigma to our institution or

grief to those who love us.-Amen

The Lord’s Prayer

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Thursday

Almighty God, our loving Father, help us all through this day to be

helpful to others, a credit to ourselves and our loved ones. Keep us cheerful

when something goes wrong, persevering when difficulty arises and

serene in the face of irritation. Grant that we be joyous and unruffled

throughout seeing Your goodness in what we do the reflection of God.-Amen

The Lord’s PrayerFriday Almighty God, our loving Father in heaven, bless us and all people

everywhere this day. Help us to be unselfish and an encouragement to the

discontented, comfort to the lonely and the sorrowful and those in pain.

Keep us pure in mind and body and always look upon You, the Eternal

Creator, as our only beacon in life.-Amen

The Lord’s PrayerSaturday

Sweet Little Flower of Child Jesus, pray for us and assist us in

learning our lessons and in being good children of God by imitating you.

Dear Little Flower, help us to foster love where there is hatred, hope where

there is despair, faith where there is doubt and light where there is

darkness. May we a joy to our heavenly Father. Dear God we thank you for

Your blessings and guidance throughout this week.-Amen

The Lord’s Prayer

PRAYER BEFORE CLASS Our heavenly Father, bless us as we start this day. Bless our

parents, teachers and our friends. Give us your light and enlighten our

mind with knowledge and wisdom. Help us to study well. -Amen

PRAYER AFTER CLASS Almighty God, we thank you for this day for the good things you

have given us. We thank you for your love and kindness. -Amen

PLEDGE India is my country./ All Indians are/ my brothers and sisters. I love

my country / and I am / proud of / its rich and varied heritage. I shall always /

strive to be / worthy of it. I shall / give my parents, teachers / and all elders /

respect / and treat everyone / with courtesy. To my country and my people /

I pledge my devotion. In their well-being / and prosperity alone / lies my

happiness.

NATIONAL ANTHEM

tu x.k eu vf/uk;d t; gs

Hkkjr HkkX; fo/krk

iatkc flU/ xqtjkr ejkBk

nzkfoM+ mRdy cax

foUè; fgekpy ;equk xaxk

mPNy tyf/ rjax

ro 'kqHk ukesasa tkxs

ro 'kqHk vkf'k"k ekaxs

xkgs ro t; xkFkk

tu x.k eaxynk;d t; gs

Hkkjr HkkX; fo/krk

t; gs] t; gs] t; gs]

t;] t;] t;] t; gs A

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3. GOD IS GOOD God is good, all the time He puts a song of praise In this heart of mine God is good all the time Through the darkest night His light will shine God is good - 2 all the time , He is good

1. If you're walking through the valley There are shadows all around do not fear, He will guide you He will keep you safe and sound He has promised to never leave you Nor forsake you, and his word is true

2. We were sinners so unworthy still for us he choose to die He filled us with his holy spirit Now we can stand and testify That his love is everlasting And his mercies, they will never end. God is good........

4. THEN SINGS MY SOUL 1. Oh, Lord my god, when I in awesome wonder Consider all the world thy hand has made I see the stars, I hear the rolling thunder Thy power throughout the universe displayed Then sings my soul my saviour god to thee How great thou art, how great thou art

2. And when I think that God, his son not sparing Sent him to earth, I scarely can believe That on the cross, our burden gladly bearing He gave his life for all the world's relief.

3. And when draws near the day of my salvation What happiness, what joy shall fill my heart When I shall bow in humble adoration And then proclaim: my God, how great thou art.

1- lkjs tgkW ls vPNk

lkjs tgkWa ls vPNk fgUnqLrkWa gekjk (2)

ge cqycqys gSa bldh ;s xqfyLrkWa gekjk--------------

ioZr gks lcls ÅWapk gelk;k vklekW dk

oks lUrjh gekjk oks iklokWa gekjk (2)

lkjs tgkWa ls--------------

xksnh esa [ksyrh gSa ftldh gtkjksa ufn;kWa

xqy'ku gS ftlds ne ls jlds tgkWa gekjk (2)


etgc ugha fl[kkrk vkil esa cSj j[kuk

fgUnh gSa ge (3)] oru gSa fgUnqLrka gekjk (2)


2. LITTLE FLOWER OF JESUS

Little Flower of Jesus saint of our own dayLovingly we come to you to learn your little way.Dear St. Therese do not turn awayDrop down just one little roseThe rose we need today.

1. Jesus and His mother smiled on you from birth Now you open your heaven in doing good on earth Dear St. Therese ……………………….

2. Now you scatter rose rich with leaves of grace These of the child Jesus and the holy face Dear St. Therese ………………………

3. You refused God nothing, loved to do His will Now He grants your every prayer and He will grant it still. Dear St. Therese ……………………………

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5. GOD'S LOVE IS SO WONDERFUL God's love is so wonderful Jesus is so wonderful God's love is so wonderful So wonderful for you and for me

1. God is always kind when you're lonely Keep him closer to your heart, He will give you peace, He give you rest. If you have his love in your heart. 2. Put your trust in God everybody Every day and every hour He will give you joy, He will give you hope. If you have his love in your heart.

3. God will never fail if you ask Always share his love for us Praise him with your song Praise him with your harp Let the whole world know his love for us.

6. PUT A LITTLE MORE OF JESUS

Put a little more of Jesus in your life. The world be a happy place No more fighting, no more strife. Each one would have a smiling face.1. No worry, no care, no crying over what to wear For all would learn to trust the power of Providence.

2. No hunger, no thirst, no clamouring to be the first For each would seek to benefit his neighbour.

3. No sorrow, no fear, no one would have to shed a tear For everywhere the Lord would live to strengthen4. No fences, no walls, no preferential dining halls No prejudice, no favourites, no snoberry.

5. No bloodshed, no wars, no breaking up of friendship bonds. No enemies, no refugees, no tyrants.

7. OUR FATHER Our father, in heaven Holy be your name Your kingdom come, Your will be done Upon the earth , as in heaven Give us today, our daily bread And forgive our sins, as we forgive All those who sin against us And bring us not, into the test But deliver us from evil.

8. LORD. MAKE ME AN INSTRUMENT

1. Lord, make me an instrument, An instrument of worship, I lift up my hands in your name (2). 2. I'll sing you a love-song… of worship… 3. For we are a symphony… of worship… 4. We'll sing you a love-song… of worship…

9. MAKE ME A CHANNEL OF YOUR PEACE

Make me a channel of your peace, Where there is hatred let me bring your love Where there is injury your pardon Lord, And 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 in pardoning that we are pardoned, In giving to all men that we receive And in dying that we’re born to eternal life.

Make me channel of your peace, Where there’s despair in life let me bring hope Where there is darkness only light; And where there’s sadness ever joy.

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10. SHOWERS OF BLESSING

There shall be showers of blessings This is the promise of love There shall be seasons refreshing Sent from the saviour 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 Sent them upon us O Lord Grant to us now a refreshing Come and now honour thy Lord.

11. WHERE THE MIND IS WITHOUT FEAR

1. Where the mind is without fear and the head is held high Into that heaven of freedom, my Father, Let my country awake.

2. Where knowledge is free Into that …………….

3. Where the world has not been broken up into fragments by narrow domestic walls. Into that ………………

4. Where words come out from the depth of truth, Into that ………………

5. Where tireless striving stretches its arms towards perfection Into that ………………

6. Where the clear stream of reason has not lost its way into the dreary desert of dead habit, Into that ………………

7. Where the mind is led forward by thee into ever-widening thought and action. Into that heaven of freedom , My Father, Let my country awake.

12. THE STEADFAST LOVE OF THE LORD

The steadfast love of the Lord never ceases His mercies never come to an end They are new every morning, new every morning Great is your faithfulness O Lord, Great in your faithfulness.

The Lord is good to those who wait for Him, To the soul that seeks Him, It is good that we should wait quietly For this salvation of the world.

To trample underfoot a prisoner, To deny a human right, To employ injustice in a court of law; Such things the Lord does not approve.

13. THE HEAVEN ARE TELLING

The heavens are telling the glory of God And all creation is shouting for joy, Come, dance in the forest, come, play in the field, And sing, sing, sing to the glory of the Lord.

Sing to the Sun, the bringer of day He carries the light of the Lord in his rays, The moon and the stars who light up the way Unto your throne.

Praise to the wind that blows through the trees, The sea’s mighty storms, the gentlest breeze, They blow where they will, they blow where they please, To please the Lord.

Praise to the rain, that waters our fields And blesses our crop, so all the earth yields, From death unto life her mystery concealed Spring forth in joy.

Sing to the earth, who makes life to grow, The creatures you made to let your life show, The flowers and trees that help us to know, The heart of love.

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14. THY LOVING KINDNESS

Thy loving kindness is better than life (2)

My lips shall praise Thee, thus will I bless Thee,

I will lift up my hands unto Thy name

The skies are telling the glory of God ………..

I will recount, Lord, Thy wonderful deeds ………..

The Lord brings justice, His wisdom is great ………..

The Lord is goodness, His wisdom is great ………..

Thou art forgiving, Thy mercy is sure ……….

Happy the people who call on His name ……….

15. LISTEN, LET YOUR HEART KEEP SEEKING

Listen, let your heart keep seeking Listen to his constant speaking. Listen to the Spirit calling you, Listen to his inspiration. Listen to his invitation, Listen to the Spirit calling you.

He’s in the sound of the thunder, In the whisper of the breeze, He’s in the might of the whirlwind In the roaring of the seas.

He’s in the laughter of children, In the patter of the rain, Hear Him in the cries of the suffering In their moaning and their pain.

16. JINGLE BELLS

Cho : Jingle bells, Jingle bells, Jingle all the way Oh! What fun it is to ride in a one horse open sleigh.

Dashing through the snow in a one horse open sleigh O’er the fields we go, laughing all the way Bells on bobtail ring, making spirits bright, What fun it is to ride and sing a sleighing song tonight.

Now the ground is white, so go it while you are young Take the girls tonight, and sing the sleighing song Just get a bobtailed nag, two forty for his speed, Then hitch him to an open sleigh, and crack you’ll the lead.

17. O COME, ALL YE FAITHFUL O come all ye faithful, joyful and triumphant, O come ye, O come ye to Bethlehem, Come and behold Him born the King of angels. Sing, choirs of angels, sing in O sing all ye citizens of heaven above, Glory to God all glory in the highest. Yes, Lord we greet Thee, born this happy morning Jesus, to Thee be all glory given, Word of the Father, now in flesh appearing Cho : O Come let us adore Him (3) Christ the Lord.

18. SILENT NIGHT, HOLY NIGHT Silent night holy night, All is calm, all is bright Round you virgin mother and child Holy infant so tender and mild Sleep in heavenly peace (2)

Silent night holy night, Shepherd quake at the sight, Glories streams from heaven afar, Heavenly hosts sing Alleluia,Christ the Saviour is born. (2)

Silent night holy night, Song of God, Love’s pure light Radiant beams from thy holy face, With the dawn of redeeming grace, Jesus, Lord, at Thy birth. (2)

Silent night holy night, All is dark, save the light, Yonder, where the sweet vigils keep O’er the Babe who is silent sleep Rest in heavenly peace, rest in heavenly peace.

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19. OUR FATHER

Our Father, who art in heaven Hallowed be Your name. Your kingdom come, Your will be done Hallowed be Your name.

1. On the earth as it is in heaven Hallowed be Your name. Give us today our daily bread Hallowed be Your name.

2. Forgive us all our sins and offences Hollowed be Your name. As we forgive those who sin against us Hallowed be Your name.

3. Lead us not to the devil to be tempted Hallowed be Your name. But deliver us from all that is evil Hollowed be Your name.

4. For Yours is the kingdom, the power and the glory Hallowed be Your name. Horever and ever and ever and ever, Hallowed be Your name.

20. GOD STILL LOVES THE WORLD

1. Every tiny star that twinkles in the night sky Every drop of morning dew. Every spark of fire blazing in the furnace Every captivating view; Every rainbow in the sky Every pretty butterfly Tells the fascinating news to those Who dare to hope and the message is

CHORUS : God still loves the world God still, still loves the world. So, throw your life into His hands Day by day discuss his plans God is passionately busy loving you and me.

2. Every Ocean wave that breaks upon the seashore Every stock of golden wheat. Every silver stream that gushes down the mountain Every drop of honey sweet. Every eagle flying high Every worm that wriggles by Tells the fascinating news to those who dare to hope And the message is....

3. Every man and woman pledged in love forever Every little new born child. Every voice in favour of a needy neighbour Every radiating smile. Every hand that offers love Every swagging flow of blood Tells the fascinating news to those who dare to hope. And the message is.........

21. WHAT A FRIEND

What a friend we have in Jesus All our sins and griefs to bear What a privilege to carry Everything to God is Prayer

Oh what grace we after forfiet Oh what needless pains we bear All because we do not carry Everything to God in prayer

Have we trails and temptations Is there trouble anywhere We shall never by discouraged Take it to the lord in Prayer

Can we find a friend so faithful Who will all our sorrows share He knows our every weakness Take it to the Lord is Prayer.

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22. LIFT UP LIFT UP

Lift up, lift up your heads, o gates, And be lifted up, o ancient doors, Lift up, lift up your heads, o gates, That the king of glory may come in. The earth is the lord's and the fullness thereof, The world and those who dwell therein, For he has founded it upon the seas, And established it upon the rivers. Who shall ascend the hill of the lord? And who shall enter his holy place? Those who have clean hands and a pure heart And do not lift up their soul to what is false. Who is this king of glory? The lord, strong and mighty. Mighty in battle, the lord of hosts. He is the king of glory.

23. TO FOLLOW LORD

To follow the lord and find my freedom. To love is the love and bring peace, To spent our life time for his kingdom, To want to grow and increase To search for the truth never ceasing To look to a star in the night To knock at the door never tiring To wait eagerly for his light To walk and in hand with each other To share with the burdened their pain To comfort the people who suffer To help those in need for no gain. To sense how oppressed are the poorest, To struggle for justice and right. To stand for the truth and be honest, To die to oneself in the fight.

24. OH LORD MY GOD

Oh, lord my god, when I, in awesome wonder, Consider all the worlds thy hands have made, I see the stars, I hear the rolling thunder, Thy power throughout the universe displayed

Then sings my soul, my savior god, to thee: How great thou art, how great thou art! [2]

And when I think that god, his son not sparing. Sent him to earth, I scarcely can believe, That on the cross, our burden gladly bearing, He gave his life for all the world's relief.

And when draws near the day of my salvation, What happiness, what joy shall fill my heart! When I shall bow in humble adoration, And then proclaim my God how great thou art!

25. WALK WITH ME

Walk with me, O my Lord Through the darkest night and brightest day. Be at my side, O Lord Hold my hand and guide me on my way.

1. Sometimes the road seems long my energy is spent Then, Lord, I think of you and I am given strength

2. Stones often bar my path and there are times I fall But you are always there to help me when I fall

3. Just as Your calmed the wind and walked upon the sea, Conquer, my living Lord, The storm that threaten me.

4. Help me pierce the mist that cloud my heart and mind, So that I shall not fear the steepest mountain side.

5. As once You healed the lame and gave sight to the blind, Help me when I’m downcast to hold head us high.

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1- izHkq rsjk uke ikou gS izHkq rsjk uke ikou gS

izHkq rsjk uke vfr ikou gS & 2

rw gh gS lPpk izHkq] rw gh gS T;ksfr izHkq & 2

izHkq rsjk uke------------------------------

rw gh gS eqfDr izHkq] rw gh gS 'kfDr izHkq & 2

izHkq rsjk uke------------------------------

rw gh gS firk izHkq] rw gh gS nkrk izHkq & 2

izHkq rsjk uke------------------------------

2- xkrk jgs esjk fny

xkrk jgs esjk fny] rsjh iz'aklk ckjEckj

dSls d:Wa eSa /U;okn] midkj feys izHkq gtkj & 2

rqedks /U;okn djrs izHkq

d`rK fny ls djrs rqedks /U;okn

vkt /U;okn dgrs izHkq

vkHkkj fny ls dgrs rqedks /U;okn

rqels feyh gj [kq'kh] rqels feyh gS ftUnxh

dkfcy eSa u Fkk dHkh] fiQj Hkh fn;k rwus lHkh

rqedks /U;okn----------------------------------------------

vkuUn Hkjk ;s thou] rqels feyk ojnku

Hkwys dHkh uk rqedks ge] fny ls djsa izHkq iz.kke

rqedks /U;okn----------------------------------------------

3- ge gksaxs dke;kc

ge gksaxs dke;kc

ge gksaxs dke;kc ,d fnu

vks eu esa gS fo'okl iwjk gS fo'okl

ge gksaxs dke;kc ,d fnu A

ge pysaxs lkFk & lkFk

Mkys gkFkksa esa gkFk

ge pysaxsa lkFk & lkFk ,d fnu

vks eu esa gS------------------------------------

gksxh 'kkfUr pkjksa vksj ,d fnu

vks eu esa gS------------------------------------

gedks Hk; ugha vkt ,d fnu

vks eu esa gS------------------------------------

ge gksaxs dke;kc

4- rqEgha gks ekrk

rqEgha gks ekrk firk rqEgha gks

rqEgha gks cU/q l[kk rqEgha gks A

rqEgha gks lkFkh rqEgha lgkjs

dksbZ u viuk flok rqEgkjs

rqEgha gks uS;~k rqEgha [ksoS;k


tks f[ky lds uk oks iQwy ge gSa]

rqEgkjs pj.kksa dh /wy ge gSa]

n;k dh n`f"V lnk gh j[kuk


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5- igys rks ;g nqfu;k jph igys rks ;g nqfu;k jph

fiQj jpk bUlku

thou fn;k fiQj Hkkstu fn;k izHkq

fn;k mls ojnku

rsjh n;k dSls Hkwysxh gesa

rsjk gh cuk;k gqvk lkjk tgkWa

rw gh jgs izHkq esjs lax esa

tSlk rw gS oSlk dksbZ nwtk gS dgkWa A

rsjs flok dksbZ ikys uk gesa

rsjk gh fn[kk;k gqvk jkLrk pysa

rw gh djs oks mtkyk jkg esa

tgkWa tgkWa tk;sa izHkq rsjk uke ysa A

rwus tks izHkq fn[kkbZ gS gesa

lR; dh rjiQ oks tkrh Mxj

bruh nqvk gS rq>ls izHkq

ge lc yksxksa ij rw j[kuk utj A

6- rsjh vkjk/kuk d:¡

rsjh vkjk/uk d:Wa & 2

iki {kek dj thou ns ns

n;k dh ;kpuk d:Wa

rsjh--------------------------------------

rw gh egku loZ'kfDreku

rw gh gS esjs thou dk laxhr & 2

ân; ds rkj NsM+s >adkj & 2

rsjh vkjk/uk gS e/qj xhr

thou ls rw esjs efgek ik;s

,d gh dkeuk d:Wa iki {kekdj & 2

l`f"V ds gj ,d d.k&d.k esa

Nk;k gS rsjh gh efgek dk jkt & 2

i{kh Hkh dgrs gSa rsjh iz'kalk & 2

gj iy lqukrs gSa vkuUn dk jkt

esjh Hkh HkfDr rq>s xzg.k gks

ân; ls dkeuk d:Wa iki {kek dj----------------------------------

7- Hktw¡ rsjk uke HktwWa rsjk uke] vkds rsjs }kj & 2

Ikou rsjk uke & 2

rw gh ekfyd rw gh nkrk]

rsjk izse ;gkWa gj tu ikrk A

rw gh iukg] ikou rsjk uke & 2

HktwWa rsjk uke-----------------------------

rsjk lqfeju djrs ge

Ek/qj Lojksa esa xkrs ljxe & 2

rsjk gh uke tx esa gS egku & 2

HktwWa rsjk uke-----------------------------

rsjh t; gks txnh'oj]

nhu tuksa dk ikou bZ'oj]

rsjk gh nku eqfDr fo/ku gS & 2

HktwWa rsjk uke-----------------------------

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8- rw esjh T;ksfr rw esjh T;ksfr] rw esjk ?kj

rw gh esjh jkg] rw ge liQj & 2

rw tks esjs lkFk rks dkgsa dks M:Wa

rw tks esjs ikl rks dkgsa dks ?kcjkÅWa & 2

rsjh d`ik] esjh iwtk fey ds xk;s xhr

eSa gwWa rsjh izhr] izHkq rw gS esjk xhr A

esjk rw lcsjk izHkq] rw gh esjh 'kke

rw izHkq tx dh e/q eqLdku & 2

eSa gwWa calh rw jkfx.kh gks tk;s laxhr

rsjh oh.kk xk;sa eq>esa xk;s uoxhr A

esjh rw meax izHkq] rw gh esjh yxu

rw gh esjh eafty] rw gh lkfgy & 2

rw gh esjk liuk] rw gh vkbZuk

rw gh esjk ukfod] rw gh uS;k A

9- gs izHkq rsjk oUnu gks gs izHkq rsjk oUnu gks

gs izHkq rsjk dhrZu gks & 2

rsjh gh efgek xfjek ls

xWawftr gS ldy tgkWa & 2

ldy pjkpj gj iy djrs

rsjk gh xq.kxku & 2

tu tu dh ân; ra=kh ij

Liafnr gS rsjk uke & 2

10- iq"Ikjkuh

iq"i jkuh vkbZ gS] NksVk iQwy iQwyk gS

iq"i dky vk;k gS] iQwyh gS iQwy dh jkuh & gks

iQwy u lekuk lcdks gks gks & 4

NksVk iQwy ] iQwy] iQwy] iQwyk gS

iQwyk gS iQwy dh jkuh A

izksty fn[kk;h nsrh gS A

NksVs cPpksa dh jkuh rsjslk

izfrfnu iQwyksa dh o"kkZ d:Waxh

fd;k Fkk rwus oknk & 2

izHkq dh vksj rw ys py gedks

iq"i dk ekxZ fn[kk] ljy ekxZ fn[kk A

11- vkljk rsjk izHkq

vkljk rsjk izHkq] rsjk gh lgkjk gS

thou dh dfBu jkgksa is] rw gh rks gekjk gS A

thou dh T;ksfr rw] thus dh 'kfDr rw & 2

lkfgy gj eqlkfiQj dk] HkDrksa dh HkfDr rw

rq>esa gh fo'okl gS] rw gh rks gekjk gS & 2

vkljk rsjk izHkq------------------------------------------------------

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12- ge dks eu dh 'kfDr nsuk

ge dks eu dh 'kfDr nsuk] eu fot; djsa

nwljksa ds t; ls igys [kqn dks t; djsa A

ge dks eu dh 'kfDr nsuk----------------------------

Hksn Hkko vius fny ls] lkiQ dj ldsa

nwljksa ls Hkwy gks rks] ekiQ dj ldsa A

>wB ls cps jgsa lp dk ne Hkjsa]

nwljksa dh t; ls igys [kqn dks t; djsa A

eqf'dysa iM+sa rks ge is bruk deZ dj

lkFk nsa rks /eZ dk pysa rks /eZ ij A

[kqn is gkslyk jgs] cnh ls u Mjsa A

nwljksa dh t; ls igys [kqn dks t; djsa AA

13- vkjk/kuk & vkjk/kuk vkjk/uk & vkjk/uk & 2

izHkq dh d:Wa vkjk/uk & 2

vkjk/uk---------------------------------

rwus txr dks cuk;k gS

fo'kky txr dks ltk;k gS * 2

dSls izHkq dks viZ.k d:Wa

vkt ,d izkFkZuk A

HkfDr laxhr vkjk/uk

EkhBs opuksa dh lk/uk

nsrk eq>s og lkaRouk

vkjk/uk---------------------------------

14- rw gh izse gS rw gh izse gS esjs izHkq

eq>s izse ls Hkj ns izHkq

rsjk izse eSa tx esa iQSykÅ¡

,slk vuqxzg ikÅ¡ lnk

rw gh d:.kk gS esjs izHkq

eq>s d:.kk ls Hkj ns izHkq

rsjh d:.kk eSa tx esa iQSykÅ¡


rw gh 'kkfUr gS esjs izHkq

eq>s 'kkfUr ls Hkj ns izHkq

rsjh 'kkfUr eSa tx esa iQSykÅ¡


15- I;klk fgj.k

I;klk fgj.k tSls <w¡<s gS ty dks

,sls izHkq eSa rq>s [kkst jgk

1- rw gh esjs eu dh vfHkyk"kk

rsjh iwtk fu'k fnu djrk jg¡ eSa

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LITTLE FLOWER SCHOOL

THE SCHOOL AND ITS AIMS

Little Flower School, Rapti Nagar Phase – 4, Chargawan, Gorakhpur, is an English Medium School, established by the Little Flower Mission, Gorakhpur, a registered Society. The school is situated in Rapti Nagar Phase – 4, Chargawan, eight kilo metres away from the Gorakhpur Railway Station, on the Gorakhpur-Maharajganj Road. Though in the centre of the Rapti Nagar Housing colonies Phase I, II and IV, the school has a calm and quite atmosphere, away from the din of the city.

The School was established in 1991, the birth centenary year of Fr. Basilius CST, founder of the Little Flower Congregation, the parent society of the Little Flower Mission that governs the school. The first classes started on 2nd July 1991, with 33 children in LKG and two teaching staff and one non-teaching staff. Now the school has become a full-fledged Inter College. The School is affiliated to the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations, New Delhi.

Little Flower School is a co-educational institution aiming at a break-through into the fight against the wall of darkness of ignorance and illiteracy by helping the students to plunge into the infinite realms of knowledge, develop skills and thus build up their character and personality based on simplicity and honesty. The management and staff will put all their efforts to instill into the children the love of God and fellowmen, dedication to duty, unselfish service to the nation and an unparalleled thirst for excellence and wisdom.

Being a minority institution, Little Flower School has the primary objective of educating the children of the community. However, we shall not spare any effort in rendering our service to all people, irrespective of caste and creed, so as to conserve their religion, language and culture. The School is established on the concept of equality and universal brotherhood.

Academic excellence is our primary aim. Education is for the growth of the intellectual, mental as well as the spiritual faculties; it helps the growth of an individual into mature, responsible, disciplined and patriotic citizen. We prepare the students to face the challenges of a competitive world, and to be committed to the service of God and of the nation. They

should not be isolated from the mainstream of the society; our curriculum is planned accordingly. Besides imparting academic motivations, the school also tries to inculcate in the students social and leadership qualities through co-curricular and extra- curricular activities and programmes, so that they cultivate a sense of belongingness and concern for the underprivileged and the oppressed.

The school shall not leave any stone unturned to make education more relevant and meaningful, and thus enabling our students to face the challenges of the life ahead.

The School is named after St. Therese of Child Jesus, also known as ‘The Little Flower’, a great saint who lived in the last quarter of the nineteenth century in France. The hallmark of her greatness was child-like simplicity and complete trust in Divine Providence. We strive to inculcate this spirit to every child seeking wisdom from this institution.

EMBLEM

The emblem of the School symbolizes a break-through in the fight

against ignorance and illiteracy. The dart penetrates the wall of darkness

and plunges into the infinite sky. The goal is attained through the character

formation of each child based on simplicity and sincerity (represented by

the brick-work) in Little Flower School (L.F.). the Cross is the universal

Christian sign of liberation and dedication, the ultimate goal of education.

VISION

Every child growing to be educated, committed and empowered global

persons.

MISSION

To accompany every child and facilitate integrated development, joyful

learning and empowerment with character and competence.

STRATEGY

A process of joyful learning coupled with constant accompaniment, whole

person paradigm and child centered education.

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RULES OF DISCIPLINE

1. Students shall maintain a high standard of good manners and general behaviour.

2. They should be polite and well-behaved within the school premises and outside, and nurture qualities of respect for elders and teachers, honesty and truthfulness, at all times and places.

3. Students are exhorted to be orderly, clean in person and mind, neatly dressed, well-behaved at all times, and cooperate in maintaining the cleanliness of the School, classroom and campus.

4. Absolute silence must be observed during the general assembly, and moving to the classroom and inside the classroom, even in the absence of the teachers. During the recess and intervals students shall not behave viciously or riotously.

5. In the absence of the teachers the Monitor assumes responsibility for maintenance or order and discipline in the class, a duty which he/she must fulfill loyally and impartially.

6. Students who are given some responsibility should undertake it dutifully and impartially in accordance with the direction given by the Principal or the teacher deputed by him.

7 Students should not write, carve or scratch on the school walls or deface the school furniture.

8. Respect for one’s property and school property as well as those belonging to others is mark of a responsible student. Damage of any kind to the school property even by accident will be made good from the student.

9. Students must always speak in English in the school premises and maintain a high standard in their conversation.

10. All students must be in possession of a copy of this School Handbook, and should bring it daily to the school.

11. Each student is responsible for his/her things, and the school will not be responsible for the loss of books, money or any other article of the student. It is advised that money or other valuable things are not brought to the school.

12. Books, comics, newspapers, pictures and other not pertaining to

their daily work and not approved by the Principal, must not be

brought to the school.

13. Lost articles found in the school premises should be handed over to

the office.

14. Students are not allowed to enter the staff room unless asked by any

teacher.

15. Students will not be allowed to leave the school premises on any

account during the school hours. So parents are requested not to

come with such requests.

16. Latecomers and absentees will not be admitted in the class without

the express sanction of the Principal.

17. No collection of money or other things shall be made in the school

without the permission of the Principal.

18. No students shall take private tuition in any subject from any of the

school staff.

19. Students shall not bring mobile phones, i-pod,cameras, pen drives

and any other electronic device in the school campus. If these things

are found, they will be confiscated and will not be returned.

20. Bullying/ragging of any type (physical/verbal/cyber etc.) is strictly

prohibited inside the school premises and no such act will go

unnoticed or unpunished with warning/fine/rustication etc.

CURRICULUM

The course of study followed in the school is in accordance with the

syllabus followed in the English Medium Schools in the Diocese of

Gorakhpur.

1. Pre-Primary Section :

English : Reading, Rhymes, Conversation, Dictation and Writing.

Hindi : Reading, Writing, Dictation and Recitation.

Arithmetic

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2. Primary Section :

English (Reading, Rhymes, Conversation, Writing and Dictation).

Hindi, Mathematics, General Science, Social Studies,

Environmental Studies, Moral Science and Value Education,

Computer Science, Craft, Drawing and Painting, SUPW and Drill.

English (Reading, Rhymes, Conversation, Writing and Dictation).

Hindi, Mathematics, General Science, Social Studies,

Environmental Studies, Moral Science and Value Education,

Computer Science, Craft, Drawing and Painting, SUPW and Drill.

3. High School Section :

English, Hindi, Sanskrit, Mathematics, Science (Physics, Chemistry

and Biology). Geography, History and Civics, Computer

Applications, General Knowledge, Moral Science, Environmental

Education, SUPW and Physical Education.

EXAMINATIONS AND PROMOTION

1. The Annual Promotions are decided through a system of continuous

assessment throughout the year. Marks obtained in the annual

examination alone will not determine the promotion of the student.

The total marks are divided among class tests, Regular class works

and the Semestral Examinations.

2. If a student does not show steady and consistent progress in studies,

he/she is not liable to be promoted.

3. There will be no re-examination or examination out of schedule.

4. For being promoted a student must secure a minimum of 40% marks

in every subject and 50% in aggregate.

5. No leave except on medical grounds will be sanctioned during the

examinations. Medical leave is to be applied for when the leave is

taken, supported by a Medical Certificate. However, it is not

substitute for examination. The overall performance of the student

will be considered.

6. A pass grade in Moral Science, SUPW, Physical Education and Art

and Craft will be an essential requirement for promotions.

7. The School emphasizes the co-curricular activities of the students.

They are given opportunities to get involved into social work, public

speaking, music and dance, craft etc.

8. All co-curricular activities and Physical Education are compulsory for

all the students.

9. Students detected in giving or obtaining or attempting to give or

obtain unfair assistance at the examination will be disqualified.

10. All cases of doubt regarding evaluation of answer papers and

promotion tests rest entirely at the discretion of the Principal.

11. A student who is unsuccessful in the same class for two consecutive

years will automatically be disqualified from the continuance of

studies in this School.

ADMISSION AND WITHDRAWAL

1. Admission of a student in the school will be done on the basis of merit.

2. For new admissions necessary documents such as Transfer Certificate and Character Certificate from the school last attended and copy of the Mark List of the qualifying examination must be submitted.

3. In case of admission in LKG, UKG, and I, authentic Birth Certificate issued from competent authorities such as Nagar Nigam, Nagar Palika or Panchayat, and Baptism Certificate in the case of Christian children must be submitted.

4. DATE OF BIRTH once entered will not be altered on any account whatsoever.

5. If a student is absent from the school for three consecutive days from the day of re-opening, without forwarding a leave application in writing, his/her name shall be removed from the school rolls.

6. If a student is absent from the school for ten consecutive days without permission, his/her name will be removed from the school rolls.

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7. Application for Transfer Certificate must be forwarded by the parent/

guardian of the student. Transfer Certificate will be issued after the

student has paid all dues and arrears to the school.

8. If the student is leaving the school during the session, he/she will

have to pay all the fees of the current quarter and an additional

month.

ATTENDANCE AND LEAVE

1. A minimum of 80% of attendance of the working days will only qualify

a student for promotion.

2. Attendance is compulsory on National Holidays such as

Independence Day, Gandhi Jayanti and Republic Day, Teacher’s

Day, Little Flower Day, Children’s Day, Christmas Tree, Opening and

Closing days of the terms and special holidays, and other days

specially asked for from the school. Absence on these days is

punishable. In case of sickness, it must be reported to the school

supported by Medical Certificate.

3. During class hours students will not be allowed to leave the school

premises except in unforeseen, emergent cases; in such cases the

parent/guardian of the student has to request personally or give

proper authorization to the one sent for the purpose; however, the

decision remains at the discretion of the Principal.

4. Leave of absence for the whole day or part thereof will not be granted

except on previous written application by the parent/guardian.

5. Frequent leave and repeated absence for festivals, wedding, trips

etc. will render a student liable for removal from the roll.

6. Medical leave for three days and more should invariably be

accompanied by a medical certificate.

7. Leave application will invariably bear the signature of the parent/

guardian. Failure to submit application for leave will render a student

liable to be sent home. Parents are reminded not to engage teachers

or this school for private tuition. It is a punishable offence.

SCHOOL FEES

1. School session is from April to March.

2. Fees are charged for the whole calendar year.

3. Fees are to be deposited in Central Bank of India, Rapti Nagar,

Charagawan Branch as per the dates given in the Fee Record.

4. The student’s name is liable to be struck off if he/she turns defaulter at

the end of the respective quarter.

5. Details of the school fees may be found in the Fee Record given to

every student.

SCHOOL UNIFORM

SUMMER UNIFORM

Higher Secondary and Secondary (Classes IX to XII)

Boys: Navy blue long pants, lined sky blue full sleeves shirt with

navy blue collar and cuff. Tie (navy blue) and belt, black

leather shoes and white socks.

Girls: Navy blue salwar, lined sky blue kurtha with navy blue collar

and cuff and navy blue half jacket (koti). Black leather shoes,

white socks and white hair ribbon.

WINTER UNIFORM


Boys: Besides their regular uniform, half navy blue sweater and

navy blue blazer with school monogram.

Girls: Besides their regular uniform, half navy blue sweater and

navy blue blazer with school monogram.

SUMMER UNIFORM

Lower Secondary (Classes VI to VIII)

Boys: Navy blue long pants, lined sky blue full sleeves shirt with

navy blue collar and cuff. Tie (navy blue) and belt, black

leather shoes and white socks.

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Girls: Navy blue divided skirt, lined sky blue half sleeves shirt with

a navy blue strip at the edge of the sleeves and a navy blue

collar. Black leather shoes, white stockings and white hair

ribbon. Navy blue tie and school belt.

WINTER UNIFORM


Boys: Besides their regular uniform, half navy blue sweater and navy blue blazer with school monogram.

Girls: Besides their regular uniform, half navy blue sweater and navy blue blazer with school monogram.

SUMMER UNIFORM

Primary & Kinder Garten Section (Classes LKG to V)

Boys: Navy blue half pants and lined sky blue half sleeves shirt with a navy blue strip at the edge of the sleeves and a navy blue collar.

Navy blue tie and school belt, black leather shoes and white socks.

Girls: Navy blue tunic, lined sky blue half sleeves shirt with a navy blue strip at the edge of the sleeves and navy blue collar.

Navy blue tie and school belt, black leather shoes and white socks and white hair ribbon.

WINTER UNIFORM

Primary & Kinder Garten Section (Classes LKG to V)

Boys: Navy blue long pants, lined sky blue full sleeves shirt with navy blue collar and cuff. Navy blue tie and school belt, black leather shoes and white socks. Half navy blue sweater and navy blue blazer with school monogram.

Girls: Navy blue tunic,lined sky blue full sleeves shirt with a navy blue collar and cuff. Navy blue tie and belt, black leather shoes, white stockings and white hair ribbon. Half navy blue sweater and navy blue blazer with school monogram.

PT Dress:


Boys: Colour shirt as per the house colour with school emblem, white full pants, white full sleeves shirt, white canvas tennis shoes and white socks.

Girls: White salwar, kurtha, white jacket and house colour jacket with school emblem, white canvas tennis shoes, white socks and housecolour hair ribbon.


Boys: Colour shirt as per the house colour with school emblem, white full pants, white full sleeves shirt, white canvas tennis shoes and white socks.

Girls: Colour shirt as per the house colour with school emblem, white divided skirt, white half sleeves shirt, white canvas tennis shoes, white stockings and house colour hair ribbon.

Primary Section (Classes I to V)

Boys: Colour shirt as per the house colour with school emblem, white half pants, white full sleeves shirt, white canvas tennis shoes and white socks.

Girls: Colour shirt as per the house colour with school emblem, white tunic, white half sleeves shirt, white canvas tennis shoes, white stockings and house colour hair ribbon.

Kinder Garten (KG)

Boys: White half pants and white half sleeves shirt. Navy blue tie and school belt, white canvas tennis shoes and white socks.

Girls: White tunic, white half sleeves shirt. Navy blue tie and school belt, white canvas tennis shoes, white stocking and white hair ribbon.

The uniform must be neat and clean; students who fail to be in uniform as required and those who come in shabby and untidy dress will be denied entry into the class and are liable to be sent home.

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RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE PARENTS

1. Parents are requested to co-operate with the school by ensuring that the children observe punctuality, regularity and discipline, do their works regularly, and take active part in the various programmes in the school.

2. PRIVATE TUITION is not encouraged. Instead, parents are requested to give personal attention and ask their children to clarify their problems with their teachers in the school itself. Parents are reminded not to engage teachers of this school for private tuition. It is a punishable offence.

3. Parents should occasionally check the copies and Handbook of the children, and sign the comments given by the teachers. They are welcome to give their suggestions and opinions.

4. Parents must by all means attend the PARENT-TEACHER meeting to discuss with the teachers regarding the study of their children and to have a clear knowledge of their progress.

5. Parents are not allowed to interview the teachers in the classroom or in the staff room without the permission of the Principal. Those who wish to seek any information or any suggestion may do it during the Parent-Teacher Meeting.

6. Parents/guardians must not go to the classrooms during the school hours. In case of any necessity they may contact at the office.

7. When a student is likely to be absent due to illness for a long period, the Principal must be informed through an application for leave supported by Medical Certificate within a week; failure do so will result in the child’s name being removed from the school roll.

8. The Principal or teacher may punish a student for habitual idleness, disobedience or misconduct, indiscipline etc. by suspension or removal from the class.

9. Criticizing the teachers in the presence of the children must be avoided. In cases of any legitimate complaints the Principal must be contacted.

10. Children must be trained in self-help by encouraging them to work and study. They should be taught to keep their rooms neat and tidy, polish their own shoes, carry their bags etc. The development of such habits in early life will inculcate in them the dignity of work, a fundamental necessity for a successful career.

11. The school is not responsible for the safety of the student after the school hours. Necessary arrangement must therefore be made to take the children home after their classes.

12. All correspondence and transactions with the school must be done during the working days, in the school office and during the school hours.

13. The one who signs in the Admission form of the student will be responsible for the student and is supposed to attend the Parent – Teacher meeting, or contact the school with regard to a particular student. School will not entertain any other person in this regard.

14. If the student does not reside with the parents, the parents shall introduce the local guardian and attest his/her signature.

15. Inform the Principal and teacher concerned of any family problems, special medication, or any other pertinent facts that are necessary for a proper understanding and guidance of the students.

SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS TO STUDENTS

1. In your dress and behaviour keep a sense of self-respect. Right behaviour is the expression of fine character and a good personality.

2. Be simple in your ways and words.

3. Avoid using indecent language.

4. COURTESY BEGETS COURTESY. Make use of words ‘please’ and ‘thanks’. If you have to criticize, do not be destructive, but be constructive.

5. In all your dealings with others be polite and obliging. Always try to be a good companion to help others and hurt nobody.

6. Respect your elders and teachers, whenever you meet them, greet them with respect and love.

7. Be polite and helpful to the strangers coming to the school.

8. Before and after every class stand up for prayer.

9. Every student is supposed to take part and co-operate in the various school activities such as cultural programmes, sports and games, drill etc. No exemption shall be given to the students from the school programmes and functions.

10. Students are exhorted to make use of the Library and Reading Room; Books and Periodicals must be carefully handled and kept neat and tidy.

11. English is the medium of communication in the school. Speak only in English in the School Campus.

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CL - Class, H - Holiday, WD - Working Day

PARTICULARS

CALENDAR 2018-19 APRIL 2018"If you are planning for a year, sow rice;

If you are planning for a decade, plant trees; If you are planning for life time,

Educate a person".


Date Day PARTICULARS

CALENDAR 2018-19 MAY 2018There is a tide in the affairs of men,

Which, taken at flood, leads to fortune;Omitted, all the voyage of their life

Is bound in shallows and in misery". (Shakespeare)

1 SUN H Easter

2 MON CL

3 TUE WD

4 WED CL Academic Session -2018-19 Begins

5 THU CL

6 FRI CL Class begins for LKG

7 SAT CL

8 SUN H

9 MON CL

10 TUE CL

11 WED CL

12 THU CL

13 FRI CL

14 SAT H Ambedkar Jayanti

15 SUN H

16 MON CL

17 TUE CL

18 WED CL

19 THU CL

20 FRI CL

21 SAT CL

22 SUN H

23 MON CL

24 TUE CL

25 WED CL

26 THU CL

27 FRI CL

28 SAT CL

29 SUN H

30 MON H Budh Purnima

Date Day

1 TUE CL

2 WED CL

3 THU CL

4 FRI CL

5 SAT CL

6 SUN H

7 MON CL

8 TUE CL

9 WED CL

10 THU CL

11 FRI CL

12 SAT CL

13 SUN H Summer Vacation

14 MON Summer Camp Begins

15 TUE

16 WED

17 THU

18 FRI

19 SAT

20 SUN

21 MON

22 TUE

23 WED

24 THU

25 FRI

26 SAT

27 SUN

28 MON

29 TUE

30 WED

31 THU Summer Camp Ends

Atten. Atten.

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CALENDAR 2018-19 JUNE 2018" When you are feeling so important …. Put your hand in to the wristWhen you feel your very absence Put it out, the hole remainingWould leave a great big hole, ….. Is how much you will be missed." Take a bucket filled with water (Anonymous)



CALENDAR 2018-19 JULY 2018"He who loves money will not be satisfied whether he eats little or much;With money; nor he who loves wealth, but the surfeit of the rich will not with gain; …. Sweet is the sleep of the labourer, Let him sleep." (Ecclesiasticus)

1 SUN H

2 MON CL Classes Resume

3 TUE CL

4 WED CL

5 THU CL

6 FRI CL Last Date to Submit Holiday Assignments

7 SAT CL Election of the Students' Council

8 SUN H

9 MON CL

10 TUE CL

11 WED CL

12 THU CL

13 FRI CL

14 SAT CL Investiture Ceremony

15 SUN H

16 MON CL

17 TUE CL

18 WED CL

19 THU CL

20 FRI CL

21 SAT CL

22 SUN H

23 MON CL

24 TUE CL

25 WED CL

26 THU CL

27 FRI CL

28 SAT WD Study Leave - LKG - XII

29 SUN H

30 MON CL First Semester Exams: LKG - XII

31 TUE CL

1 FRI Summer Vacation

2 SAT

3 SUN

4 MON

5 TUE

6 WED

7 THU

8 FRI

9 SAT

10 SUN

11 MON

12 TUE

13 WED

14 THU

15 FRI

16 SAT H ID-UL-FITR

17 SUN H

18 MON CL Class Begin for IX,X,XI&XII

19 TUE CL

20 WED CL

21 THU CL

22 FRI CL

23 SAT CL

24 SUN H

25 MON CL

26 TUE CL

27 WED CL Staff Reporting

28 THU WD Teachers Training

29 FRI WD ,,

30 SAT WD Staff Meeting

Atten. Atten.

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CALENDAR 2018-19 AUGUST 2018 "Life is no brief candle for me. I want to make it burn as brightly as possibleIt is a splendid torch, which Before handing it on to future generations".I have got hold of for the moment, and (George Bernard Shaw)


CALENDAR 2018-19 SEPTEMBER 2018

"If you wish success in your life, Caution your elder brother, and Make perseverance your bosom friend, Hope your guardian angel." Experience your wise counselor, (Joseph Addison)



1 WED CL

2 THU CL

3 FRI CL

4 SAT CL

5 SUN H

6 MON CL

7 TUE CL

8 WED CL

9 THU CL

10 FRI CL

11 SAT CL

12 SUN H

13 MON CL

14 TUE CL

15 WED WD Independence Day

16 THU CL

17 FRI CL

18 SAT CL Rakhi Making Competition : I - XII

19 SUN H

20 MON CL

21 TUE CL

22 WED CL Bakrid -Id-Ul-Suha

23 THU CL

24 FRI CL

25 SAT CL Team Finalisation for Inter House Games Competition

26 SUN H Raksha Bandhan

27 MON CL

28 TUE CL

29 WED CL

30 THU CL

31 FRI CL


1 SAT CL

2 SUN H

3 MON H Janmashtami

4 TUE CL

5 WED WD Teachers' Day Celebration

6 THU CL

7 FRI CL

8 SAT WD Result - First Semester Examination- LKG - XII

9 SUN H

10 MON CL

11 TUE CL

12 WED CL

13 THU CL

14 FRI CL

15 SAT CL

16 SUN H

17 MON CL

18 TUE CL

19 WED CL

20 THU CL

21 FRI H Moharam

22 SAT CL

23 SUN H

24 MON CL

25 TUE CL

26 WED CL

27 THU CL

28 FRI CL

29 SAT CL

30 SUN H

Atten. Atten.

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CALENDAR 2018-19 OCTOBER 2018 CALENDAR 2018-19 NOVEMBER 2018 " Where the mind is without fear and the fragments by narrow domestic walls:… head is held high, where knowledge is free; Into that heaven of freedom,where the world has not been broken up into my Father, let my country awake." (Rabindranath Tagore)

There is a tide in the affairs of men, Omitted, all the voyage of their lifeWhich, taken at flood, leads to fortune; Is bound in shallows and in misery". (Shakespeare)



1 THU CL

2 FRI CL

3 SAT CL

4 SUN H

5 MON H Deepawali Holidays

6 TUE H

7 WED H

8 THU H

9 FRI H

10 SAT H

11 SUN H


13 TUE CL

14 WED WD Children's Day Celebration

15 THU CL

16 FRI CL

17 SAT WD Study Leave: LKG - XII

18 SUN H

19 MON CL Second Semester Exams Begin

20 TUE CL

21 WED H Id-Ul-Milad

22 THU CL

23 FRI H Guru Nanak Jayanti

24 SAT CL

25 SUN H

26 MON CL

27 TUE CL

28 WED CL

29 THU CL

30 FRI CL CL - Class, H - Holiday, WD - Working Day


1 MON H L.F. Day

2 TUE H Gandhi Jayanti

3 WED CL Prayer Meeting: L.F.Day & Gandhi Jayanti

4 THU CL

5 FRI CL

6 SAT CL

7 SUN H

8 MON CL

9 TUE CL

10 WED CL

11 THU CL

12 FRI CL

13 SAT CL

14 SUN H

15 MON CL

16 TUE CL

17 WED H Dushera Holidays

18 THU H

19 FRI H

20 SAT H

21 SUN H


23 TUE CL

24 WED CL

25 THU CL

26 FRI CL

27 SAT CL

28 SUN H

29 MON CL Inter School Games Competition

30 TUE CL Inter School Games Competition

31 WED CL Inter School Games Competition

Atten. Atten.

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CALENDAR 2018-19 DECEMBER 2018 CALENDAR 2018-19 JANUARY 2019"Come to the edge, No, we will fall; Come to the edge, No, we will fall!

They came to the edge, He pushed them, and they flew."


"Life is no brief candle for me. I want to make it burn as brightly as possible, It is a splendid torch, which Before handing it on to future generations". I have got hold of for the moment, and (George Bernard Shaw)



1 TUE H New Year 2019

2 WED CL Classes Resume: LKG - XII

3 THU CL Registration in LKG

4 FRI CL

5 SAT CL

6 SUN H

7 MON CL First Pre-Board Exam: X &XII

8 TUE CL

9 WED CL

10 THU CL

11 FRI CL

12 SAT WD Result - Second Semester Exam: LKG-IX&XI

13 SUN H

14 MON H Makhar Sankranti

15 TUE CL

16 WED CL

17 THU CL

18 FRI CL

19 SAT CL

20 SUN H

21 MON CL

22 TUE CL

23 WED CL

24 THU CL

25 FRI CL

26 SAT WD Republic Day

27 SUN H

28 MON CL

29 TUE CL

30 WED CL

31 THU CL



1 SAT CL

2 SUN H

3 MON CL

4 TUE CL

5 WED CL

6 THU CL

7 FRI CL

8 SAT CL

9 SUN H

10 MON CL

11 TUE CL

12 WED CL

13 THU WD Inter House Literary & Cultural Competitions

14 FRI CL

15 SAT CL

16 SUN H

17 MON CL

18 TUE CL

19 WED CL

20 THU WD Result - Second Semester Examination: X & XII

21 FRI WD Christmas & New Year Celebrations

22 SAT WD Inter School Carol Competition

23 SUN H

24 MON H Christmas & Winter Vacation

25 TUE H Christmas

26 WED H

27 THU H

28 FRI H

29 SAT H

30 SUN H

31 MON H

Atten. Atten.

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CALENDAR 2018-19 FEBRUARY 2019 CALENDAR 2018-19 MARCH 2019"It was only yesterday friends were sought,But today they live in mind and thought,And though far away and miles apart,

A friendship dwells within the heart." (PF Freeman)


PARTICULARS


"Silent night, Holy night, All is calm, all is bright, Sleep in heavenly peace Round the Virgin Mother and child, Sleep in heavenly peace."Holy infant so tender and mild.

1 FRI CL

2 SAT WD Farewell - Class XII

3 SUN H

4 MON CL

5 TUE CL

6 WED CL

7 THU CL

8 FRI CL

9 SAT CL

10 SUN H

11 MON CL Annual Examinations: IX & XI

12 TUE CL

13 WED CL

14 THU CL

15 FRI CL

16 SAT CL

17 SUN H

18 MON CL

19 TUE CL

20 WED CL

21 THU CL

22 FRI CL

23 SAT CL Study Leave: LKG - VIII

24 SUN H

25 MON CL Annual Examinations : LKG-VIII

26 TUE CL

27 WED CL

28 THU CL

Date Day



1 FRI CL

2 SAT CL

3 SUN H

4 MON CL

5 TUE CL

6 WED CL Result Finalisation Meeting: IX & XI

7 THU CL

8 FRI CL

9 SAT CL Annual Result : IX & XI

10 SUN H

11 MON CL

12 TUE CL

13 WED CL Classes Begin for X & XII (2019-20)

14 THU CL

15 FRI CL

16 SAT CL

17 SUN H

18 MON CL

19 TUE CL

20 WED CL Result Finalisation Meeting: Primary

21 THU CL Result Finalisation Meeting:VI - VIII

22 FRI CL

23 SAT WD Annual Result : LKG - VIII

24 SUN H

25 MON WD New Admission: Registration Begins

26 TUE WD

27 WED WD

28 THU WD

29 FRI WD

30 SAT WD

31 SUN H

Atten. Atten.

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LATE COMING RECORD

NAME STD. SEC. ROLL NO.

April May June July August Sept.

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NAME STD. SEC. ROLL NO.

Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. March

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PRINCIPAL’S REMARKS

Date REMARKSGuardian’sSignature

51

PRINCIPAL’S REMARKS

Date REMARKSGuardian’sSignature

54

CLASS TEACHER’S REMARKS

Date REMARKSParent’s/

Guardian’sSignature

53

CLASS TEACHER’S REMARKS



56

TEACHER’S REMARKS



55

TEACHER’S REMARKS



58

PARENT’S REMARKS

Date REMARKSClass

Teacher’sSignature

57

PARENT’S REMARKS

Date REMARKSClass

Teacher’sSignature

60

LIBRARY BOOK ISSUE RECORD

Book No. : Name of the Book Date of Issues

Date of Return

Signature ofLibrarian

59



Date of Return


62



Date of Return


61



Date of Return


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ACHIEVEMENT RECORD - HIGHER SECTION

SUBJECTSCLASS TEST

I II III IV

EXAM

I II III

Grand

Total

I Semester II Semester III Semester Final

Precentage

Signature

Cl.Teacher Parent

Cl.Teacher Parent

Cl.Teacher Parent

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ACHIEVEMENT RECORD - PRIMARY SECTION

SUBJECTSCLASS TEST

I II III IV

EXAM

I II III

Grand

Total

I Semester II Semester III Semester Final

Precentage

Signature

Cl.Teacher Parent

Cl.Teacher Parent

Cl.Teacher Parent

English

English I

English II

Hindi

Hindi I

Hindi II

Sanskrit

Maths

Science

Physics

Chemistry

Biology

Hist. & Civics

Geography

Computer Studies

Commerce

Accountancy

Economics

General Knowledge

Moral Science

SUPW

English Grammar

English Dictation

English Text

English Writing

Hindi Grammar

Hindi Dictatation

Hindi Text

Hindi Writing

Arithmetic

Evs/Science

Social Studies

Mor. Science

G. Knowledge

SUPW

Conversation

Eng. Reading

Eng. Recitation

Hindi Reding

Hindi Recitation

Drawing

Craft

Story

Sanskrit

Computer

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RECORD OF SUPW-COMMUNITY SERVICE

Date Event RecordedComment

(Class Teacher)Comment(Guardian)

65

RECORD OF SUPW-COMMUNITY SERVICE

Date Event RecordedComment

(Class Teacher)Comment(Guardian)

67

ABSENCE RECORD

DateNo. of days

absentReason

(To be entered briefly )

Parent’s Signature

Principal’sSignature

68

ABSENCE RECORD

DateNo. of days

absentReason

(To be entered briefly)

Parent’s Signature

Principal’sSignature

70

(From Address)

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…………………………………………………………………………

(Date)…..………….……....…..

The PrincipalLittle Flower SchoolRapti Nagar IVChargawan, Gorakhpur

Sir,

Subject: Application for Leave-2

With due respect I would like to state that my ward ……………….………

of Class …………… Section ……………… was absent from the school

on …………….…... (Date) since he/she went/ was suffering from

………………………………… I request you to grant him/her leave for

………….. day/days*.

Thanking you, Yours faithfully,

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Signature of parent/guardian Signature of the Student

(*Medical Certificate should be attached if the student is absent on

medical ground more than three days)

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7 100 marks are allotted to the students as merit at the beginning of the Academic Year.

7 Every time the student goes against the rules and regulations of the school, 5 marks will be cut.

7 Once the student loses 50 marks from the merit card, parents are called to meet the principal.

7 If the student loses 75 marks from the merit card, he/she is given the final warning. 7 If the student loses 90 marks, he/she is dismissed from the school with

immediate effect.7 Those who lose the merit score will also lose the same score in the examination

held at each semester.7 Those who do not lose any mark in the whole Academic Year are awarded 10

marks in the Annual Exam and a Merit Certificate.

MERIT CARD

Date

Parent's Signature Student's Signature

MeritScore Remarks Class

Teacher Parents

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

Parents meet the Principal 50

55

60

65

70

Final Warning 75

80

85

Dismissal 90

95

100

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EXAM SCHEDULE - 2

Date Subject Time

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EXAM SCHEDULE - 1

Date Subject Time

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EXAM SCHEDULE - 4

Date Subject Time

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EXAM SCHEDULE - 3

Date Subject Time

DAILY RECORD/DIARY

Date

Date

Subject

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DAILY RECORD/DIARY

Date

Date

Subject

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Date

Subject

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Date

Date

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S. No. Friend’s Name Address & Contact

ADDRESS BOOK

S. No. Friend’s Name Address & Contact

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