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School Profile 2019-2020

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School Profile

School Registration No.
School Code 0297
School Telephone No.  0172-2700143
School E-mail Id gmms23d@gmail.com
Name of the School Govt. Model Middle School Sector-23/D, Chandigarh                                                                         
Name of the School Incharge

Mr. Harjit Singh                                                     
Staff Strength Teaching -16
Non-Teaching-12

Details of  Infrastructure
No. of Students desk 296 (dual)
164(single)
Almirahs
Teachers Table 14
Teachers chair              14
School Library Books 1800 (Approx.)

No. of Toilets
Staff 02
Students 04 Boys
04 Girls

Conditions of Toilets
Existing School  Labs
Science Lab           01
Computer Lab       01
Library 01
Multimedia room 01

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Staff Details

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Govt. Model Middle school, Sector-23-d, Chandigarh.

 Staff Strength

Sr. No. Name of the Teacher Designation
1.     Mr. Harjit Singh School Inchage

TGT Hindi
2.      Ms. Jatinder Sidhu TGT Sci. (Non-Medical)
3.     Mr. Malkeet Singh TGT Punjabi
4.     Ms. Naresh Kumari TGT S.ST.
5.     Mr. Pardeep Kumar TGT S.ST.
6.     Ms. Himani Rana TGT Fine Arts
7.     Ms. Anju TGT Science
8.     Ms. Prabhat Kiran TGT S.St.(Under SSA)
9.     Ms. Kanta PTI(On Contract)
10.                       Ms. Manju Bala JBT
11.                       Ms. Asha Rani JBT(Under SSA)
12.                       Ms. Punam JBT(Under SSA)
13.                       Mr. Mandeep JBT(Under SSA)
14.                       Mr. Naresh JBT(Under SSA)
15.                       Ms. Meenakshi Clerk (On Contract)
16 Ms. Mamta Devi Jr. Computer Instructor
17 Mrs. Kailasho Sweeper
18 Mr. Amarjit Yadav Peon (On DC Rate )
19 Mr. Shiv Ram Mali (On DC Rate )
20 Mr. Mahinder Singh GateKeeper

(On DC Rate )
21 Mr. Sherman Sweeper-cum-Chowkidar (On DC Rate )
22 Ms. Sanjita MID Day Aya
23 Ms. Anusuiya MID Day Aya
24 Ms. Sudhesh MID Day Aya
25 Ms. Sangeeta Nursery Aya(On Contract)
26 Ms. Santosh Nursery Aya(On Contract)
27 Mr. Nirbhay Chowkidar(On Contract)
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Examination

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Examination and evaluation system

Examination & Evaluation System

Classes I – V: CCE system of evaluation is followed in classes I – V, to assess the learning of the pupil. They are assessed in Scholastic and Co-scholastic areas. The academic year is divided into two terms. Each term ends with an evaluation.


Classes VI – X: CCE refers to a system of school based evaluation of students that covers all aspects of development. The evaluation is thus a curricular initiative, attempting to shift emphasis from testing to holistic learning. It aims at creating good citizens possessing sound health, appropriate skills and desirable qualities besides academic excellence. This will equip the learners to meet challenges of life with confidence and success. The student be tested for scholastic and co-scholastic areas. Promotion will be granted on the basis of the whole year’s performance of the student in the CCE.

Scholastic Areas include: Formative and Summative Assessment. 
The academic session for classes VI – X is divided into two terms. 
Each term will have two formative and one summative assessment. 
Assessment will be indicated in grades.

The grading scale for the scholastic areas is a nine point grading scale. 
Co-scholastic activities include:

·         Life skills (Thinking Skills, Social Skills and Emotional Skills) 
·         Attitudes (towards teachers, schoolmates, school programmes and environment) 
·         Values 
·         Literary and creative skills 
·         Scientific Skill 
·         Aesthetic Skills 
·         Performing Art 
·         Clubs (Eco, Health and wellness, etc) 
·         Sports 
The above shall be evaluated and graded on a five point grading scale.

 

Formative assessment

Summative assessment 1

Summative assessment 2

Cumulative Result

40%

30%

30%

100%

Promotion Criteria for CLASS XI
The students will be evaluated on the basis of Formative tests and the two Terminal Examinations. The evaluation is continuous. The class XI assessment weightage is as follows:

Unit Test 1st & 2nd

First Term

Second Term

Cumulative Result

5% + 5%=10%

10%

70%

100%

Promotion Policy:

  1. Student must score the pass percentage (33%) in each subject in cumulative result.
  2. Minimum attendance of 75% is must.
    While class 12th examination based on the syllabus for class 12th only shall be conducted by the C.B.S.E according to their scheme

 

School Fee Structure

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From 1st to 8th Class no fee charge.

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Fee Details:

Fee and Funds for classes IX to XII

Note:

  • No tuition fee is charged from girls students of Schools.
    SC/ST boys are also exempted from tuition fee.
    Half of the funds will be charged from SC/ST girls and boys.
    Students are supposed to pay fee and funds at the rates prescribed by the Department of Education, Chandigarh Administration from time to time.

General Rules

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General rules of School:
Students are not allowed to use mobile phone in school campus.

The students are required to come to the school in proper uniform as prescribed by the Education Department of Chandigarh Administration.

Late arrival and early departure at or from a school are recorded as absence from the school.

Loud talking, loitering or congregating in the corridor, being source of disturbance and annoyance to others is not permitted.

Students are expected to behave with decorum and to pay due respect to the faculty and subordinate officials.

Parents can meet the teachers on the last of every month. However school can decide any other day convenient to it.

Always speak the truth with your parents, teachers  and fellow students.

Reach the school at least five minutes before the assembly.

Rude and argumentative behaviour with teachers and students  will be strictly dealt.

Coming out of classes after the teacher leaves the class and before the arrival of the next teacher is strictly prohibited.

Respect school property and report immediately of any damage to school property.

Bring relevant text books for all periods.

Help the weak students to cope with their studies.

SCHOOL IS YOUR SECOND HOME, LOVE IT AND IT WILL MAKE YOU GREAT.

Use of Computer & Internet  for educational purpose only.

Most Important:
Students have to attend the classes regularly to the extent of minimum 75% and no relaxation in time and attendance shall be permitted.

Student’s Uniform

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The school student’s uniform is an integral part of our child’s schooling. A neat, smart uniform not only adds to our child’s persona, but also gives him/her a unique identity and instills in him/her a sense of pride for the institution.

dress

Uniform + Stationery
To be provided to all the Students to primary students

uniform 1

Infrastructure

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Detail of School Infrastructure 

Science Lab

01

Computer Lab

01

Library

01

Multimedia room

01

 

 

 

Classes Wise Furniture In School
CLASSES
BENCHES
TEACHER TABLE
TEACHER CHAIR
DUSTBIN
VIII-A
33
1
1
1
VIII-B
15
1
1
1
VII-A
12
1
1
1
VII-B
19
1
1
1
VI-A
56
1
1
1
VI-B
V
20
1
1
1
IV-A
20
1
1
1
IV-B
22
1
1
1
III-A
16
1
1
1
III-B
17
1
1
1
II-A
32
1
1
1
II-B
33
1
1
1
I-A
14
1
1
1
I-B
12
1
1
1

Total Books In School Library
Hindi
Punjabi
English
Total
672
576
133
1381