CIRCULAR

CLASSES: NURSERY TO XII

TIS/CIR/26/23-24

11 May 2023

Dear Parent

Summer vacation for Classes Nursery to V will begin from Monday, 15 May 2023 till Sunday, 02 July 2023. However Classes VI to X & XI will have their extra classes as per the schedule given below:

CLASSES	DAYS / DATES	TIMINGS
VI-VIII	Monday, 15 May 2023 till Friday, 19 May 2023	8:00 am to 12:30 pm
IX,X & XII	Monday, 15 May 2023 till Friday, 26 May 2023	8:00 am to 12:30 pm

Attendance is mandatory for the extra classes.
School buses will ply as per the above schedule.
Friday Tests for Classes VI to X & XII will be conducted as per the dates mentioned in the Year Planner.
The time table for these classes will be shared on Google groups by Saturday, 13 May 2023.
The parent teacher meeting for classes Nursery to V is scheduled for Saturday, 13 May 2023 and for classes VI-XII is scheduled for Saturday, 20 May 2023. Timings for the same will be from 8:30 am till 12:30 pm.
Buses will ply on their regular routes. The buses will leave from the school at 12:45 pm.

School reopens for Classes Nursery to XII on Monday, 03 July 2023.

Warm regards

(Mallika Preman)

PRINCIPAL

CIRCULAR

Classes: II to XII

TIS/CIR/25/23-24

04 May 2023

Dear Parents,

“Football is like life. It requires perseverance, self-denial, hard work, sacrifice, dedication, and respect for authority.”--Billie Jean King

Seeing the enthusiasm and zeal of our students in the game of Football, the school is organising a summer football camp and we would like to invite your ward to participate. The camp is designed for children who have a keen interest in learning or enhancing their football skills in a fun and safe environment

Our highly experienced coaches will be on hand to provide expert training and guidance to help the participants develop their technique, teamwork and strategic thinking on the field. The camp will also feature a range of exciting activities, including drills, matches, and other football-related games, which will improve their physical fitness and develop a passion for the game.

The camp will be held from Monday, 15 May 2023 to Tuesday, 30 May 2023 in the school play ground. The cost of the camp is `3500/-, which includes all training, activities, and equipment. Each student will be given a set of jersey, shorts and a pair of stockings.

The students will be divided into two groups as per their class. The details of the same have been given below:

Group	Class	Timings
Group I	VI- XII	07:00 am - 08:30 am
Group II	II- V	09:00 am - 10:30 am

In case you are interested in enrolling your ward for the camp please submit the duly filled consent form along with the camp fee to the class teacher by Wednesday,10 May 2023.

As we have a limited number of seats, enrolment to the football camp will be on first come, first served basis. For any queries about the camp please contact the following teachers:

Mr Chibber : 9873409033
Vijay Gusain : 9310790632

Warm regards

(Debjani Mitra)

HEADMISTRESS SR. SCHOOL

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Consent Form

Classes: II to XII

TIS/CIR/25/23-24

04 May 2023

I ________________________ Parent/ Guardian of _____________________ of Class & Sec._______________ allow my ward to participate in Summer Football Camp. I am sending `3500/- for the same.

___________________________ ________________________ _______________ Name of the Parent Signature of the Parent Date

CIRCULAR

Class: XI

TIS/CIR/24/23-24

01 May 2023

Dear Parent

Your ward has been given provisional admission to Class XI on the basis of her/ his Pre-Board Marks. CBSE will be declaring the result for Class X in the month of May 2023.

Your ward can continue/ change the Stream/ Subject after the result is declared, based on :
- Availability of seats
- Marks in final result
- Eligibility criteria as given below.

grades required in Class X Board result:

FOR SCIENCE

FOR COMMERCE

FOR HUMANITIES WITH MATH

English – 70% and above

Science – 75% and above

Math – 75% and above

English – 70% and above

Math – 75% and above

English – 70% and above

Math – 65% and above

*Students with National Level achievement in sports/ cultural events will be given a concession of 5% for stream selection.

The following are the options available in Class XI:

S. No.	SCIENCE	COMMERCE	HUMANITIES
1.	ENGLISH CORE	ENGLISH CORE	ENGLISH CORE
2.	PHYSICS	ACCOUNTANCY	POLITICAL SCIENCE / HOME SCIENCE
3.	CHEMISTRY	BUSINESS STUDIES	HISTORY /PAINTING
4.	BIO / ECO / COMP SC/ PHY.ED.	ECONOMICS	ECONOMICS / PHY.ED.
5.	MATHEMATICS / PSYCHOLOGY	MATHEMATICS	GEOGRAPHY / PSYCHOLOGY/ MATHEMATICS

Please note:

English Core is compulsory for all streams.
Students opting for Science with Economics or Computer Science will have to compulsorily study Mathematics.
Economics/ Psychology/ Home Science will be offered on a first come first served basis at the time of registration, due to limited seats.
If your ward wants to pursue Mathematics in class XI, she / he should have opted for Mathematics (Standard) in class X.

The CBSE result is expected in the month of May 2023. The students are required to confirm the subject/ stream as per their eligibility within THREE days of the declaration of the result, failing which there will be NO RESERVATION of seats in any subject/ stream. It will then be on first come first serve basis. So kindly ensure that you confirm the subject/ stream IN WRITING personally, or through e-mail as soon as the result is declared. In case of no confirmation from your side, it will be presumed that your ward will continue with the stream / subject offered in the month of April 2023.

E-mail : This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Tel. No. : 011-26433001, 26420088, 26233839

Warm regards

(Debjani Mitra)

HEADMISTRESS SR. SCHOOL

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CONSENT FORM

Class XI

TIS/CIR/24/23-24

01 May 2023

I, _____________________ parent/ guardian of ___________________ of Class & Sec._________ understand that my ward has been given provisional admission as per her/ his Pre-Board marks. I have to register my ward with a written confirmation of stream/ subject opted for by my ward in Class XI, within THREE days of the declaration of the result to confirm my ward’s admission to the stream/subject of her/ his choice, failing which no seat will be reserved for my ward.

___________________ ____________________ _____________________ _____________

Name of Father / Mother Signature of Father / Mother Contact no. Date

CIRCULAR

Class VIII

TIS/CIR/23/23-24

01 May 2023

Dear Parents

As part of an experiential learning program, a visit to the Prime Minister’s Museum, (Pradhanmantri Sangrahalaya) Teen Murti Chowk, New Delhi, has been planned for the students of class VIII on Thursday, 04 May 2023. Students will leave after writing their Weekly test and will be back within the school hours. The cost of the entry ticket to the museum, (`50/- per child) will be borne by the school. Please send the duly filled consent for this visit to the class teacher latest by Tuesday, 02 May 2023.

Warm regards

(Debjani Mitra)

HEADMISTRESS SR. SCHOOL

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CONSENT FORM

Class: VIlI

TIS/CIR/23/23-24

01 May 2023

I have read the circular regarding the visit to Prime Minister’s Museum, New Delhi on Thursday, 04 May 2023 and give my consent for my ward __________________________ of Class & Sec. ______ to go for the visit.

___________________________ ________________________ ______________

Name of the Parent Signature of the Parent Date

CIRCULAR

Class: VIII (Promotion Policy)

TIS/CIR/22/23-24

27 April 2023

Dear Parents

With the commencement of the academic session 2023-2024, we would like to reiterate the promotion policy for class VIII, where we follow the assessment pattern as per the CBSE guidelines. We are sharing important information regarding the promotion policy which needs to be followed to ensure your ward attains her/his optimum potential.

The new assessment criteria is as follows

	English/Hindi/Math/Science/ Social Science			French/German/Sanskrit
Term I	Weekly Test	:	35+35	Weekly Test	:		35
Internal Assessment	Multiple Assessment	:	10	Multiple Assessment	:		05
(April to August)	Subject Enrichment	:	05	Subject Enrichment	:		05
	Project Based Activities :		05	Project Based Activities:			05
	Portfolio	:	05	Portfolio		:	05
	Attendance	:	05	Attendance		:	05
Term I (September)	Mid Term Examination : 60 marks			Mid Term Examination : 40 marks
Term II	Weekly Test	:	35+35	Weekly Test		:	35
Internal Assessment	Multiple Assessment	:	10	Multiple Assessment		:	05
(October to February)	Subject Enrichment	:	05	Subject Enrichment		:	05
	Project Based Activities :		05	Project Based Activities :			05
	Portfolio	:	05	Portfolio		:	05
	Attendance	:	05	Attendance		:	05
Term II (March)	Annual Examination: 60 Marks			Annual Examination : 40 marks
Final Assessment	Internal Assessment	:	30	Internal Assessment		:	15
	Mid Term	:	20	Mid Term		:	10
	Annual Examination	:	50	Annual Examination		:	25

It has been observed that students take their Internal Assessment lightly and do not participate in subject enrichment activities or submit assignments on time. We would like to inform you that Internal Assessment has a direct impact on the Final Result of your ward.

We advise you to go through the following instructions carefully:

1. Examination

Following assessments will be carried out throughout the session as per the schedule given below:

Assessment	Month
Weekly Tests I & II	May-August
Mid-Term Examination	September
Weekly Tests III & IV	November-January
End Term Examination	March

Multiple assessments will be conducted throughout the
Student must appear for each of the Weekly tests, Mid-Term examination and End-Term
Marks of the Internal assessment will be added to the Mid-Term Examination and End-Term
If a student misses any test/examination, she/he will be awarded zero for the
NO RETEST will be allowed, under any circumstances, except if the student is representing the school in a co-curricular

2. Pass Criteria

In order to be declared as having passed Class VIII Examination, a student must obtain a minimum of 33% marks in both the Internal Assessment and the Final Term Examination and in each of the five subjects
If a student scores less than 33% in two subjects, it will be considered as compartment, and he/she will have to write compartment exam and score a minimum of 33% for the promotion to Class
If a student scores less than 33% in more than two subjects, he/she will be considered detained in Class
A printed performance profile will be given after the Mid-Term and End-Term

3. Co-Scholastic Assessment

Co-Scholastic assessment will be on a three-point grading scale which will include Performing Art Education, Skill Based Activities and Health and Physical Education. Health and Physical Education will include assessment in individual games, physical exercises.
CBSE will issue Health and Activity card based on the assessment carried out by the

4. Discipline

This will be assessed along with Co-Scholastic assessment on a three-point grading scale based on attendance, sincerity, behaviour and values.

Warm regards

(Debjani Mitra) HEADMISTRESS SR. SCHOOL

P.S. Kindly submit the duly filled consent form to the class teacher latest by Monday, 01 May 2023.

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CONSENT FORM

CLASS VIII

TIS/CIR/22/23-24

27 April 2023

I Parent / Guardian of of Class & Sec. have read the given information regarding pass criteria, Periodic test, Internal Assessment, Co-Scholastic Assessment and discipline. I will ensure that my ward will work hard and secure the required marks to be eligible for promotion to the next class.

Name of Parent Signature of Parent Date

CIRCULAR

Class: X (Promotion Policy)

TIS/CIR/21/23-24

27 April 2023

Dear Parents

With the commencement of the academic session 2023-2024, we would like to reiterate the promotion policy for class X, where we follow the assessment pattern as per the CBSE guidelines. We request you to go through the same, along with your ward, and ensure that they follow the same to attain their optimum potential.

Component	Weightage
Internal Assessment: Weekly Test (35+35 marks) Multiple Assessment (10 marks) ALS/Subject Enrichment Activity (10 Marks) Portfolio (10 marks) A total of 100 marks will be reduced to 20 marks for the internal assessments	20 Marks
Mid-Term/Pre-Board Examination	80 marks
Total	100 marks

1. Examination

Following assessments will be carried out throughout the session as per the schedule given below:

Assessment	Marks	Month
Weekly Tests I & II	35+35	May-August
Mid-Term Examination	80	September
Revision Tests	80	November
Pre-Board examination	80	December

Student must appear for each of the Weekly tests, Mid-Term Examination and Revision Tests and Pre-Board
Marks of the Internal assessment will be added to the Mid-Term Examination and End-Term
End Term Examination will be based on the complete syllabus of class X and will be conducted by
If a student misses any test/examination, she/ he will be awarded zero for the
NO RETEST will be allowed, under any circumstances, except if the student is representing the school in a co-curricular

2. Pass Criteria

In order to be declared as having passed Class X Examination, a student must obtain a minimum of 33% marks in both the Internal Assessment and the Final Term Examination (CBSE Board Examination) and in each of the five subjects
If a student scores less than 33% in a subject, it will be considered as compartment, and she/ he will have to write compartment exam and score a minimum of 33% for the promotion to Class XI. This exam will be conducted by
If a student scores less than 33% in more than one subject, she/he will be considered detained in Class
A printed performance profile will be given after the Mid-Term and Pre-Board
The End Term performance profile will be issued by CBSE in May

3. Co-Scholastic Assessment

Co-Scholastic assessment will be on a five-point grading scale which will include Art Education, and Health and Physical Education. Health and Physical Education will include assessment in individual games, physical exercises and a component of social empowerment through work Education and action i.e. the NSS activities undertaken by students in Classes IX and
CBSE will issue Health and Activity card based on the assessment carried out by the

4. Discipline

This will be assessed on a five-point grading scale based on attendance, sincerity, behaviour and

5. Stream Allocation Criteria in Class XI

In Class XI the factors deciding the allotment of stream and subject will be the students’ academic performance in the written test in Mid-Term and Pre-Board Examination in Class X, and their individual It is imperative that, as parents, you give due importance to your ward’s academic performance throughout the year, so that she/he qualifies for the stream she/he aspires for. The students are allowed to change their stream after Class X examination results in May, provided they score the grades required for the stream preferred for the stream preferred by them.
The subject options in the three streams are as follows:

S.No	SCIENCE	COMMERCE	HUMANITIES
1	English Core	English Core	English Core
2	Physics	Accountancy	Political Science/ Home Science
3	Chemistry	Business Studies	History/ Painting
4	Math/Psychology	Mathematics	Mathematics/Geography/ psychology
5	Biology/Economics/ Computer Science/Physical Education	Economics	Economics/ Physical Education

Please Note: English Core I compulsory for all the streams. Students opting for Science with Economics or Computer Science will have to compulsorily study Mathematics too. Economics/ Psychology will be offered on first come first served basis at the time of registration due to limited seats

Marks required for stream allocation:

Stream	Science	Commerce	Humanities (For opting Psychology/ Economics/Math)
Requirement	English:70% and above	English:70% and above	English:70% and above
	Mathematics:80% and above	Mathematics:75% and above	Mathematics:65% and above
	Science: 80% and above

Warm regards

(Debjani Mitra)

HEADMISTRESS SR. SCHOOL

P.S. Kindly submit the duly filled consent form to the class teacher latest by Monday, 01 May 2023.

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CONSENT FORM

TIS/CIR/21/23-24

27 April 2023 CLASS X

I Parent/Guardian of _ of Class & Sec. _ have read the given information regarding pass criteria, Internal Assessment, Co-Scholastic assessment, Examination, discipline and subject / stream allocation.

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Name of Parent Signature of Parent Date

CIRCULAR

Class: IX (Promotion Policy)

TIS/CIR/20/23-24

27 April 2023

Dear Parents

With the commencement of the academic session 2023-2024, we would like to reiterate the promotion policy for class IX, where we follow the assessment pattern as per the CBSE guidelines. We request you to go through the same, along with your ward, and ensure that they follow the same to attain their optimum potential.

Component	Weightage
Internal Assessment: Weekly Test (35+35 marks) Multiple Assessment (10 marks) ALS/Subject Enrichment Activity (10 Marks) Portfolio (10 marks) A total of 100 marks will be reduced to 20 marks for the internal assessments	20 Marks
Mid-Term/End-Term Examination	80 marks
Total	100 marks

1. Examination

Following assessments will be carried out throughout the session as per the schedule given below:

Assessment	Marks	Month
Weekly Tests I & II	35+35	May-August
Mid-Term Examination	80	September
Weekly Tests III & IV	35+35	November-January
End Term Examination	80	February

Multiple assessments will be conducted throughout the year
The student must appear for each of the Weekly tests, Mid-Term examination and End-Term
Marks of the Internal assessment will be added to the Mid-Term Examination and End-Term
End Term Examination will be based on the complete syllabus of class
If a student misses any test/examination, he/she will be awarded zero for the
NO RETEST will be allowed, under any circumstances, except if the student is representing the school in a co-curricular

2. Pass Criteria

In order to be declared as having passed Class IX Examination, a student must obtain a minimum of 33% marks in both the Internal Assessment and the Final Term Examination and in each of the five subjects
If a student scores less than 33% in two subjects, it will be considered as compartment, and she/ he will have to write compartment exam and score a minimum of 33% for the promotion to Class
If a student scores less than 33% in more than two subjects, she/ he will be considered detained in Class
A printed performance profile will be given after the Mid-Term and End-Term

3. Co-Scholastic Assessment

Co-Scholastic assessment will be on a five-point grading scale which will include Art Education, and Health and Physical Health and Physical Education will include assessment in individual games, physical exercises and a component of Social empowerment through work Education and action i.e. the NSS activities undertaken by students in Classes IX and X.
CBSE will issue Health and Activity card based on the assessment carried out by the

4. Discipline

This will be on a five-point grading scale based on attendance, sincerity, behaviour and

Warm regards

(Debjani Mitra)

HEADMISTRESS SR. SCHOOL

P.S. Kindly submit the duly filled consent form to the class teacher latest by Monday, 01 May 2023.

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CONSENT FORM

TIS/CIR/20/23-24

27 April 2023 CLASS IX

Name of Parent Signature of Parent Date

CIRCULAR

Classes: X, XI & XII

TIS/CIR/19/23-24

26 April 2023

Dear Parents

“There is no substitute really for learning about the world of work and being in the world of work. You can do that through internships. You can do it through summer job experiences or even from volunteer jobs in your local community. Strive early to get some kind of practical work experience” - Alexis Herman

Internships are valuable experiences for high school students. They not only help their resume stand out to admissions committees and future employers, but also teach the important skills that would be needed in their chosen field.

With reference to our previous mail on internship opportunities shared with you on 13 April 2023, please find below the list of organisations for Internship that are being provided to the students. We request you to sift through all to shortlist the one that matches with your ward’s interest area and future goals.

Application Details

The student may choose two internships of her/his interest, listing them in order of preference in the given application form and complete the short essay questions.
The student needs to submit their CV / résumé, which should be no longer than 2 pages. It must include the student’s class IX CGPA and Class X Pre Board exams (aggregate and subject- wise), the personal details (date of birth, address, contact details) and language proficiency. She/he must also list her/his notable involvement in co-curricular activities, achievement and awards.
A statement of purpose mentioning why she/he has chosen the internship and how is it going to benefit her/him.
For creative internships (designing, film-making, writing), the student is also required to submit a sample of her/his work.
If a student wishes to do an internship in a field not covered in the list, she/he must contact Ms Arti Anand (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.) by Thursday, 27 April 2023 to discuss the alternative possibilities.
The hardcopy of the Application form, CV and the supporting documents must be submitted to Ms. Arti Anand by 01 May 2023.

Kindly note:

*We will also be seeking confirmation from the parents once the selection process is over.

*Certificates/ Recommendation note/ experience letter will be provided at the end of the successful

Completion of the internship/workshop.

Warm regards

(Debjani Mitra)

HEADMISTRESS SR. SCHOOL

CIRCULAR

Class VIII

TIS/CIR/18/23-24

25 April 2023

Dear Parents

"History Diaries" is an initiative to revamp the current pedagogical system of history through theatre, classroom investigative sessions, tours and drama. History Diaries has invited students of class VIII for a show, ‘Trade to Territory’, on Thursday, 27 April 2023 to the LTG Auditorium, Mandi House, New Delhi. The trip will be during the school hours. Please send the duly filled consent to the class teacher latest by Wednesday, 26 April 2023.

Warm regards

Debjani Mitra

HEADMISTRESS SR. SCHOOL

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CONSENT FORM

Class: VIII

TIS/CIR/18/23-24

25 April 2023

I have read the circular regarding the visit for the show at Mandi House, Delhi on Thursday 27 April 2023 and give my consent for my ward __________________________ of Class & Sec. ______ to go for the visit.

___________________________ _________________________ ________________

Name of the Parent Signature of the Parent Date

CIRCULAR

CLASSES: XI & XII

TIS/CIR/16/23-24

21 April 2023

Dear Parents

A true artist is not who is inspired, but one who inspires others- Salvador Dali

The school is organizing a visit to an art exhibition at College of Art, Tilak Marg on Monday, 24 April 2023, for the Painting students of Classes XI and XII. This exhibition is a great opportunity for the students not only to gain exposure to various forms of art but also appreciate the creativity and talent of artists. We believe that this visit will broaden their perspectives and enhance their learning experience, which is essential for their holistic development.

The visit will be during the school hours in school transport. We seek your consent for your ward’s participation. Kindly fill the consent form and give it to us on Monday, 24 April 2023.

Warm regards

(Mallika Preman)

PRINCIPAL

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CONSENT FORM

CLASSES: XI & XII

TIS/CIR/16/23-24

21 April 2023

I have read the circular regarding the visit to the art exhibition to College of Art, Tilak Marg on Monday, 24 April 2023 and give my consent for my ward ______________of Class & Sec _______ to go for the visit.

_________________________ __________________________ ______________________

Name of the parent Signature of the parent Date

CIRCULAR

CLASS: V

TIS/CIR/15/23-24

21 April 2023

Dear Parents

As per CBSE guidelines, each student in Classes VI to VIII is required to study THREE languages. English is the first language and is compulsory for all. Hindi is the second language and is compulsory for Indian students. However, nationals of other countries are exempted from studying Hindi.

The school offers German, French and Sanskrit as options for the third language in Class VI. All students have to opt for any ONE of the three. They have to be certain of their choice as they have to study the same language for the next three years and no change at a later date or class will be possible. A student is required to score a minimum of Grade D in the final assessment of the third language to be eligible to be promoted to the next class.

Since there are limited seats in the German and French sections the students will be allowed to opt for German or French on the basis of their grades in English in Class V. Students will be allotted the third language on the basis of the marks scored in all areas of English in both the terms. The student has to score a minimum of A1 in all areas of English assessment in the TWO TERMS in Class V. The areas of assessment are given below:

Subject Enrichment
Project Based Assessments
Multiple Assessments
Portfolio
Weekly Tests
Mid Term and End term Examinations.

The final decision, however, will rest with the English language teacher, the Principal as well as the availability of seats.

In Classes IX and X, the school follows the two language formula, as per the guidelines issued by the CBSE. English is compulsory and the second language will be based on the second and the third languages opted in Classes VI-VIII and the availability of seats.

Warm regards

(Deepali Sahi)

HEADMISTRESS JR. SCHOOL

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CONSENT FORM

CLASS: V

TIS/CIR/15/23-24

21 April 2023

I _______________________ parent/ guardian of ______________________ class & sec.________________ have read the given information regarding the allocation of third language.

_______________________________ _________________________________ ____________

Name of the parent Signature of the parent Date

CIRCULAR

Classes: IV & V

TIS/CIR/14/23-24

20 April 2023

Dear Parents

As we commence the academic session 2023-2024 we would like to inform you about the promotion policy for the students of Classes IV & V for the current session as per the guidelines issued by the Directorate of Education.

The promotion policy is as follows:

A student must secure a pass percentage of 33% in each subject overall (subjective plus Internal Assessment).
In case the student is not able to secure the required percentage (33%), there will be a re-examination in the failing subject(s).
If a student is not able to clear the Re-examination, she/he will be placed in the category of Essential Repeat and will be held back in class V.
A student must have a minimum of 75% attendance to be declared Promoted to the next grade.

The new assessment criteria will be mailed to the Class google group for your reference.

Warm regards

(Mallika Preman)

PRINCIPAL

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Consent Form

Classes: IV & V

TIS/CIR/14/23-24

20 April 2023

I _______________________ parent/ guardian of ______________________ class & sec.________________ have read the given information regarding the promotion policy for the students of classes IV & V. I will ensure that my ward will work hard and secure the required marks to be eligible for promotion to the next class.

_______________________________ _________________________________ _______________ Name of the parent Signature of the parent Date

CIRCULAR

Classes: III - VIII

TIS/CIR/13/23-24

19 April 2023

Dear Parents

The greatest threat to our planet is the belief that someone else will save - Robert Swan

To celebrate Earth Day, the Green Brigade is organising an Earth Day Carnival for Classes III - VIII on Friday, 21 April 2023.

The carnival will be both a learning experience and an amusing one for the students. Several stalls will be set up, each revolving around a creative activity that will help in enhancing each student's knowledge about the planet, and will also teach them ways in which they can help in saving mother earth. We will also conduct fun activities for all the classes so that it becomes a memorable experience for them.

Each child should carry the following items on the day of the carnival:-

sun cap
glue
child safe scissors
sanitiser
handkerchief / small towel

(NOTE:- All students should carry the following items in a paper or cloth bag and NOT in a plastic bag)

Details of the activities in various stalls

Stall No.	Stall Name	In charge	Venue	Details of the activity (Materials required)
1	Tattoo Stall Theme: Earth	Amogh Tandon	Next to the stage on right-hand side	Stall in charge will have a catalogue of tattoos and the students can choose which one they want. (paints and pens will be safe and won't give rashes)
2	Newspaper Creativity Stalls (2)	Anushka Dhasmana and Kanzaah Fatima	In front of the red staircase (basketball court)	Students will learn the art of newspaper craft and will learn how to make jewellery, bags and other fun accessories out of old newspapers articles required:- old newspapers, tape, child safe scissors, glue, environment friendly stickers/ decorative items
3	Ring The Leaf	Arnav Thwal and Harshi Aggarwal	Behind red staircase (basketball court)	Stall incharges will inform students about different leaves, which plant they come from, and why they are unique. They will then be given hints and have to ring the correct leaf.
4	Windchime Making Stall	Navya Handa	In front of the physics lab	Students will make windchimes out of old CDs, and jute ropes/threads. articles required:- old CDs jute ropes/threads tape child safe scissors glue ice cream sticks ( maximum 5 ) decorative items that are environment friendly (feathers, ribbons etc)
5	Treasure Hunt	Lokesh Satija	On school grounds	A treasure hunt will be conducted and students will be divided into groups a green brigade member will be assigned to each team to guide them
6	Shirt Painting	Meher Guwalani and Mishka Khurana	Next to stage on right hand side	Students will sit in groups and will finger paint on old shirts articles required:- old shirts (not more than 2 per student) acrylic paints apron paint brush
7	Photo Booth	Aditya Singh Rawat	In the volleyball court	Students can get their pictures clicked with the booth. ( pictures will be clicked by assigned members only )

For any further queries, please contact -

Zaina Khan :- 9354786163
Ananya Chetal :- 7703991050
Sairah Mary Dax :- 9560012927
Binish Fatima :- 9910834705

Warm regards

(Debjani Mitra)

HEADMISTRESS SR. SCHOOL

CIRCULAR

Classes: Nursery - XII CYBER SAFETY POLICY

TIS/CIR/12/23-24

17 April 2023

Dear Parents,

“Bullying in any form is strictly prohibited inside or outside the school premises and no such act will go unnoticed or unpunished”

This Cyber Safety Policy of Tagore International School, East of Kailash, explains the desired Student Code of Conduct. This policy is to engage all students, teaching and non-teaching staff and parents in an effort against cyber bullying, as part of the moral and administrative fabric of the school.

Our school has an obligation to provide a safe, secure and caring environment. We maintain a zero tolerance policy towards bullying of students and staff, either using technology or otherwise.

· DEFINITIONS

Cyber safety refers to safe and desirable practices in online environments and in the use of electronic and ICT equipment
ICT Equipment/devices include but is not limited to, computers, laptops, tablets, storage devices, cameras, all types of mobile phones, video and audio players/receivers, social networking sites, and any other technologies as they come into
Cyber Bullying involves the unwanted use of electronic equipment devices to harass and cause discomfort to other members of the school community.

· IMPLEMENTATION

Being involved in online spaces requires students to behave responsibly - for themselves and others. This includes:

appropriate use of language
upholding democratic values
respect for diversity and equality
respect for privacy and dignity of others
no violation of the human rights
not visit any inappropriate sites
respect for people's property (e.g. copyright)

· BEHAVING SAFELY ONLINE MEANS

protecting their own privacy and personal information
selecting appropriate spaces to work and contribute
protecting the privacy of others (this can be sharing personal information or images)
being proactive in letting a parent/ guardian or teacher know if something is 'not quite right' These principles of safety and responsibility apply to Internet and social media use at home and at school.

· THE SCHOOL WILL

make students aware of the benefits and risks of using
integrate cyber safety education into the curriculum with other school safety
promote staff awareness of their professional responsibilities for students’ well-being in the area of cyber
provide information to parents through information on school website, website, posters and

· THE STUDENT WILL

sign an agreement to abide by the school’s cyber safety policy that aims to prevent bullying and
ensure that all material being accessed on the internet is
seek clarification about accessing websites or other sources of information where they may be unsure of
ensure that their communication with other students, staff members and community members does not result in personal harassment, vilification or This includes, but is not limited to, written words and the posting of images.
ensure that they do not log in using a fake
report any communications which are inappropriate, to parents/guardians or a teacher, when ICT equipment devices are used out of school time.

· THE PARENT WILL

explain the “internet use permission form” to their ward/s.
support the school in encouraging responsible use of ICT equipment/devices by their

· SCHOOL BASED ACTIONS AND CONSEQUENCES

If a student is found to be involved in any misconduct, it will be considered an informed decision/choice by the student to engage in such It will NOT be considered a mistake. The following action may be taken in such situations:
- Oral/Written
- Suspension from attending classes/school for a specified
- Withholding or cancelling the
- Expulsion/Rustication from school in extreme
This policy will be reviewed

Warm regards

(Mallika Preman) PRINCIPAL

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CONSENT FORM

Classes: Nursery – XII

TIS/CIR/12/23-24

17 April 2023

I Parent of of Class & Sec. has read and understand the Cyber Safety Policy of the school. I will ensure that my ward follows the same. If she/he is found violating any rule/s strict action will be taken against her/him.

______________________________ ________________________________ __________________

Name of the Parent Signature of the Parent Date

CIRCULAR

Classes: X, XI & XII

INTERNSHIP PROGRAM 2023

TIS/CIR/11/23-24

13 April 2023

Dear Parents,

Career decisions play a pivotal role in shaping the future growth and development of students. In today’s environment of multiple options, it becomes imperative for us to equip our students with skills which will help them settle a vocation of their choice and stride towards success.

We are excited to announce that the school is offering internship opportunities during the month of June 2023, for students of Classes X, XI and XII. Participating in an internship program is an excellent way to build their resume, gain valuable skills. They will have the opportunity to work alongside eminent professionals in their chosen field to gain insights into the day-to-day operations of an organization. It is an incredible opportunity for the students to gain invaluable real life experience. This experience will also help them to stand out when applying to college and future job opportunities.

Application Timeline

DATE	EVENT
Wednesday, 26 April 2023	Internship instructions mailed to the students with details of internship offers from the industry
Monday, 01 May 2023	Submission of Applications for internship & Email confirmation due from students and their parents regarding accepting internship
Tuesday, 02 May 2023 Wednesday, 03 May 2023	Interview with Administration for internship. (Students must conduct detailed research on the professional/ organization/ industry of the internship chosen by them before interview)
Wednesday, 10 May 2023	Internship training session. Students can contact employers.
First fortnight of June 2023 *Subject to change as per availability of the employer	Duration of internships. Length of each internship is decided on an individual basis.

DATE	DETAILS OF THE CLUB	REGISTRATION FEE	Partners
Mass Media	The course would comprise 25 sessions. It would teach the students critical thinking skills, the visual language of photography, and let them explore their interest in photography & film making as they conceptualize, execute, refine and critique. Students will be able to examine principles of composition, color, editing, and presentation through photographic and film making assignments.	There will be two levels of training: Basic- `3,500/-	PhotoNest Academy Mr Kashu Bhalla Teachers Incharge - Ms Vandana Goel

Application Instructions:

A list of internships available is also mailed. Students must choose two internships, list them in order of preference in the application form and complete the short essay questions.

The students must submit their CV / résumé, which should be no longer than 2 pages. It must include the student’s class IX CGPA and Class X Pre Board exams (aggregate and subject-wise), their personal details (date of birth, address, contact details) and language proficiency. Students must also list their notable involvement in co-curricular activities, achievement and awards.
For creative internships (designing, film-making, writing), please also submit a sample of your work.
If a student wishes to do an internship in a field not covered in the list, they must contact Ms Arti Anand (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.) by Thursday, 27 April 2023 to discuss the alternative possibilities.
Please note: We will be unable to organize internships with pilots, the armed forces, artists/painters, most MNCs, News channels (due to child labour laws), United Nations agencies (due to internal policies), and high-level Defense Science research organizations or the fields where virtual mode is not possible.

Please find below the list of possible areas of Internship.

SNO	INDUSTRY/ AREA
1	RJ
2	Hospitality
3	Government sector
4	Not for Profit organisation
5	Embassy
6	Psychology
7	Fashion
8	Design
9	Media
10	Engineering
11	Writing skills, Interview skills
12	Graphic designing
13	photography and videography
14	Lawyer
15	NGO - Content Writing, research
16	Robotics
17	AI
18	Social media marketing
19	Digital marketing
20	Content writing
21	CA
22	NSE, Financial Market
23	Film making, videography, documentary

Warm regards

(Mallika Preman)

PRINCIPAL

CIRCULAR

CLASSES: VI-VIII (2023-2024)

MEDIA SKILL ACTIVITY

TIS/CIR/10/23-24

13 April 2023

Dear Parent

“The future belongs to those who learn more skills and combine them in creative ways.” — Robert Greene

With the coming of the National Education Policy 2020, the focus of education is shifting more towards skill enhancement and equipping students with 21st century skills. With the motto ‘Aham Yogya Asmi’, the school provides students an opportunity to hone their talents through various activities. These activities not only help students shape their personal interests and hobbies, and enable skill building but also improve their leadership and social skills. This boosts their level of confidence and their sense of independence.

In today’s advanced world, where everything is changing at lightning speed, mass media plays an important role. The school has been partnering with Photo Nest, which specialises in upskilling students in the field of Mass Media and working with them to kindle their latent talents. This is a paid club activity open for the students of classes VI to VIII and is COMPLETELY OPTIONAL. Details of the Club Activity are given below:

NAME OF THE CLUB

DETAILS OF THE CLUB

REGISTRATION FEE

Partners

Mass Media

The course would comprise 25 sessions. It would teach the students critical thinking skills, the visual language of photography, and let them explore their interest in photography & film making as they conceptualize, execute, refine and critique. Students will be able to examine principles of composition, color, editing, and presentation through photographic and film making assignments.

There will be two levels of training:

Basic- `3,500/-

PhotoNest Academy

Mr Kashu Bhalla

Teachers Incharge - Ms Vandana Goel

Kindly note:

The paid skill club activity, Mass Media, is COMPLETELY OPTIONAL for students. The students may join other clubs if they are interested.
The payment for the Mass Media club needs to be submitted in the office by Tuesday, 18 April 2023 in cheque/cash.

Warm regards

(Mallika Preman)

PRINCIPAL

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CONSENT FORM

CLASSES: VI-VIII (2023-2024) MEDIA SKILL ACTIVITY

TIS/CIR/10/23-24

13 April 2023

I , _______________________, parent/ guardian of _______________________ of class & sec _____________ would like to enroll my ward for ________________________ as part of the club activity. I am hereby sending the registration fee for the same in cheque / cash.

_______________________________ _________________________________ _______________ Name of the parent Signature of the parent Date

CIRCULAR

Classes XI & XII : Summer Adventure Camp at Rocksport, Mussoorie

TIS/CIR/09/23-24

11 April 2023

Dear Parents,

In continuation of our endeavor to expose school children to different experiences for their overall development, we are organizing a summer camp for students of classes XI & XII from Saturday, 27 May 2023 to Wednesday, 31 May 2023 at Rocksport, Mussoorie. The program is specially designed for young minds to have a rich immersive experience of a ‘new freedom’ in the lap of nature. The students will have a joyful and enriching experience.

We have partnered with the Rocksport Adventure Program for the camp. The trip will be supervised by teachers and professional instructors. Safety and the security of the students are our prime concerns and high-quality equipment would be utilized at the camp. Each day at the camp has been customized to bring out different aspects of your ward’s personality. The activities at camp help students to overcome their fear of water. They forge through the natural stream or build their own raft and paddle it on the artificially created water body. They also trek through the hills to spot the rare Mountain Quail bird which was last seen here. The registration fee of the trip is ₹10,500/-, which will include -

Journey in AC Volvo Bus.
All meals
All activities by trained professionals.

If you are interested in sending your ward to the camp, kindly fill the consent slip and send it to the Class teacher latest by Monday, 17 April 2023 along with the cheque/cash for the camp fee.

Payment Details:

The cheque should be made in the name of Tagore International School.
Cash payment can be deposited in the school office.

Cancellation Policy:

Cancellation post confirmation of trip: 25% of the amount will be deducted.
Cancellation within 10 days of travel date: No refund

A detailed itinerary of the trip will be given to the students once they register for the trip.

Warm regards

(Mallika Preman)

PRINCIPAL

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CONSENT FORM

Classes XI & XII : Summer Adventure Camp at Rocksport, Mussoorie

TIS/CIR/09/23-24

11 April 2023

We permit our ward to join the adventure camp at Mussoorie. We understand that the teachers and organisation will take all possible care to safeguard our ward. However, we indemnify the school authorities and the organisation from all responsibility in case of a natural or unforeseen mishap.Our ward is physically fit and will abide by the rules and the regulations of the camp. We are enclosing the full trip cost of ₹10,500/- vide cheque no. ___________________ or cash along with this consent form.

________________________________________ ___________________ Name of the student Class /Section

__________________________________________ _________________________

Name & Signature of Father Contact Number

___________________________________________ _________________________

Name & Signature of Mother Contact Number

CIRCULAR

Classes IX & X: Summer Adventure Camp at Rocksport Shogi, Shimla Hills

TIS/CIR/08/23-24

11 April 2023

Dear Parents,

In continuation of our endeavor to expose school children to different experiences for their overall development, we are organizing a summer camp for students of classes IX & X from Friday, 26 May 2023 to Tuesday, 30 May 2023 at Shogi, Shimla Hills. The program is specially designed for young minds to have a rich immersive experience of a ‘new freedom’ in the lap of nature. The students will have a joyful and enriching experience.

We have partnered with the Rocksport Adventure Program for the camp. The trip will be supervised by teachers and professional instructors. The safety and security of the students are our prime concerns and high-quality equipment would be utilized at the camp. Each day at the camp has been customized to bring out different aspects of your ward’s personality.

Students will have a first hand experience of exploring the vast forests. They will trek through the undulating terrain, learn survival skills and cycle through the hills. They will spot rare jungle birds & mountain goats and run around an endless line of trees.

The registration fee for the trip is ₹ 10,500 /-, which will include:

Journey in AC Volvo Bus.
All meals
All activities by trained professionals.

If you are interested in sending your ward to the camp, kindly fill the consent slip and send it to the Class teacher latest by Monday, 17 April 2023 along with the cheque/ cash for the camp fee.

Payment Details:

The cheque should be made in the name of Tagore International School.
Cash payment can be deposited in the school office.

Cancellation Policy:

Cancellation post confirmation of trip: 25% of the amount will be deducted.
Cancellation within 10 days of travel date: No refund

A detailed itinerary of the trip will be given to the students once they register for the trip

Warm regards

(Mallika Preman)

PRINCIPAL

………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………

CONSENT FORM

Classes IX & X: Summer Adventure Camp at Rocksport Shogi, Shimla Hills

TIS/CIR/08/23-24

11 April 2023

We permit our ward to join the adventure camp at Rocksport Shogi, Shimla Hills. We understand that the teachers and organisation will take all possible care to safeguard our ward. However, we indemnify the school authorities and the organisation from all responsibility in case of a natural or unforeseen mishap. Our ward is physically fit and will abide by the rules and regulations of the camp. We are enclosing the full trip cost of ₹10,500/- vide cheque no. _________________ or cash along with this consent form.

__________________________________________ _________________________

Name of the student Class / Section

__________________________________________ _______________________

Name & Signature of Father Contact Number

__________________________________________ _________________________

Name & Signature of Mother Contact Number

CIRCULAR

CLASSES: VI-VIII (Summer Adventure Camp at Mukteshwar)

TIS/CIR/07/23-24

11 April 2023

Dear Parents,

In continuation of our endeavor to expose school children to different experiences for their overall development, we are organizing a summer camp for students of classes VI-VIII from Saturday, 20 May 2023 to Wednesday, 24 May 2023 at Mukteshwar.

The program is specially designed for young minds to have a rich immersive experience of a ‘new freedom’ in the lap of nature. The students will have a joyful and enriching experience.

We have partnered with ECO Adventure Tour for the camp. The trip will be supervised by teachers and professional instructors. The safety and security of the students are our prime concerns and high-quality equipment would be utilized at the camps. Each day at the camp has been customized to bring out different aspects of your ward’s personality. Students at camp will explore nature, enjoy thrilling adventure sports, trek and also spend a day in a village to get a taste of the rural lifestyle.

The registration fee for the trip is ₹ 11000 /-, which will include:

Travel to and fro in AC Volvo bus
All meals
All activities by trained professionals.

If you are interested in sending your ward to the camp, kindly fill the consent slip and send it to the Class teacher latest by Monday, 17 April 2023 along with the cheque/ cash for the camp fee.

Payment Details:

The cheque should be made in the name of Tagore International School.
Cash payment can be deposited in the school office.

Cancellation Policy:

Cancellation post confirmation of trip: 25% of the amount will be deducted.
Cancellation within 10 days of travel date: No refund

A detailed itinerary of the trip will be given to the students once they register for the trip.

Warm regards

(Mallika Preman)

PRINCIPAL

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CONSENT FORM

CLASSES: VI-VIII (Summer Adventure Camp at Mukteshwar)

TIS/CIR/07/23-24

11 April 2023

We permit our ward to join the adventure camp, Eco Adventure Tour viz.‘Chalo Mukteshwar’, at Mukteshwar. We understand that the teachers and organisation will take all possible care to safeguard our ward. However, we indemnify the school authorities and the organisation from all responsibility in case of a natural or unforeseen mishap.Our ward is physically fit and will abide by the rules and regulations of the camp. We are enclosing the full trip cost of ₹11000/-vide cheque no. _______________________ or cash along with this consent form.

________________________________________ ___________________ Name of the student Class /Section

__________________________________________ _________________________

Name & Signature of Father Contact Number

_________________________________________ _________________________

Name & Signature of Mother Contact Number

CIRCULAR

CLASS IX – ART PURSUIT

TIS/CIR/06/23-24

10 April 2023

“The future belongs to those who learn more skills and combine them in creative ways.”- Robert Greene

Dear Parent

The world around us is changing rapidly; hence it is important to develop a link between education and the real world. With an aim to equip the students with the relevant employability and entrepreneurial skills, as per recommendations of NEP 2020, CBSE has taken many initiatives for integrating Skill Education in schools. At Tagore International School, we recognize the importance of a well-rounded education and we believe that co-curricular activities play an integral role in the development of our students. We nurture this ingenuity through the Art Pursuit classes. These activities ignite creativity along with critical thinking, making the learners analytical, and enabling them to be well versed with essential life skills to face the world, building a strong foundation for a thriving future.

Each student may opt for ONE ART PURSUIT, which she/he will be a part of for the next two years (Class IX- X). You are requested to fill in the proforma below, listing TWO options in ART PURSUIT in order of preference. The allotment of the activities will be done on the basis of your choice and the availability of seats for that particular activity.

The proforma has to be submitted to the Class Teacher latest by Tuesday, 11 April 2023.

Warm regards

(Mallika Preman)

PRINCIPAL

……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………

CONSENT FORM

CLASS IX – ART PURSUIT

TIS/CIR/06/23-24

10 April 2023

Name of the Student ____________________________Class & Section ____________________________

Mother’s/ Father’s Name and Signature ______________________________________________________

I ART PURSUIT TWO OPTIONS IN ORDER OF YOUR PREFERENCE (PLEASE MENTION)

Theatre1. ________________________________
Speech and Drama
Instrumental Music*
Indian Vocal Music2. ________________________________
Indian Classical Dance
Clay Modelling
Art

*Students opting for Instrumental Music are required to bring their own keyboard for the Art Pursuit classes

TWO OPTIONS IN ORDER OF YOUR PREFERENCE

1._________________________ 2. ____________________________

CIRCULAR

CLASS VIII - SKILL BASED ACTIVITIES

TIS/CIR/05/23-24

03 April 2023

“The future belongs to those who learn more skills and combine them in creative ways.”- Robert Greene

Dear Parent

The world around is changing rapidly; hence, developing a link between education and the real world is important. With an aim to equip the students with the relevant employability and entrepreneurial skills, as per recommendations of NEP 2020, CBSE has taken many initiatives for integrating Skill Education in schools. At Tagore International School, we recognize the importance of a well-rounded education and we believe that co-curricular activities play an integral role in the development of our students. We nurture this ingenuity through the Art Pursuit classes and Skill based activity. These activities ignite creativity along with critical thinking, making the learners analytical, and enabling them to be well versed with essential life skills to face the world, building a strong foundation for a thriving future.

Each student may opt for ONE SKILL ACTIVITY, for the session. You are requested to fill in the consent form below, listing TWO options of the SKILL ACTIVITY, in order of preference. The allotment of the activities will be done on the basis of your choice AND the availability of seats for that particular activity. The consent form has to be submitted to the Class Teacher latest by Monday, 10 April 2023.

Warm regards

(Mallika Preman)

PRINCIPAL

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CONSENT FORM

CLASS VIII

TIS/CIR/05/23-24

03 April 2023

Name of the Student _______________________________ Class & Section ____________________________

Mother’s/ Father’s Name and Signature ____________________________________________________________

SKILL BASED ACTIVITIES

a) Data Science g) Travel and tourism
b) Design Thinking and innovation h) Medical Science and First Aid
c) Handicraft and embroidery i) Generation Global and Debate Club
d) Eco Club j) Mass Media*
e) Culinary and baking k) Western Dance
f) Mask Making l) Western Band
m) Quiz Club*

(*Mass Media and Quiz Club are paid activities. The fee for the same will be informed once we finalise the number of students in the same.)

TWO OPTIONS IN ORDER OF YOUR PREFERENCE

1._______________________________ 2. ______________________________

Name of the Parent ____________________________ Signature of the Parent _________________________

CIRCULAR

CLASS VII - SKILL BASED ACTIVITIES

TIS/CIR/04/23-24

03 April 2023

Dear Parent

“The future belongs to those who learn more skills and combine them in creative ways.” Robert Greene

The world around us is changing rapidly; hence it is important to develop a link between education and the real world. With an aim to equip the students with the relevant employability and entrepreneurial skills, as per recommendations of NEP 2020, CBSE has taken many initiatives for integrating Skill Education in schools. At Tagore International School, we recognize the importance of a well-rounded education and we believe that co-curricular activities play an integral role in the development of our students. We nurture this ingenuity through the Art Pursuit classes and Skill based activity. These activities ignite creativity along with critical thinking, making the learners analytical, and enabling them to be well versed with essential life skills to face the world, building a strong foundation for a thriving future.

Each student may opt for ONE SKILL ACTIVITY, for the next two years (Class VII and Class VIII). You are requested to fill in the consent form below, listing TWO options of the SKILL ACTIVITY, in order of preference. The allotment of the activities will be done on the basis of your choice AND the availability of seats for that particular activity.

The consent form has to be submitted to the Class Teacher latest by Monday, 10 April 2023.

Warm regards

(Mallika Preman)

PRINCIPAL

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CONSENT FORM

CLASS VII

TIS/CIR/04/23-24

03 April 2023

Name of the Student ________________________________Class & Section ________________________________

SKILL BASED ACTIVITIES

a) Coding g) Travel and tourism
b) Design Thinking and innovation h) Medical Science and First Aid
c) Handicraft and embroidery i) Generation Global and Debate Club
d) Eco Club j) Mass Media*
e) Culinary and baking k) Western Dance
f) Mask Making l) Western Band
m) Quiz Club*

( *Mass Media and Quiz Club are paid activities. The fee for the same will be informed once we finalise the number of students in the same.)

TWO OPTIONS IN ORDER OF YOUR PREFERENCE

__________________________________ 2. ___________________________________

Name of the Parent ____________________________ Signature of the Parent _________________________

CIRCULAR

CLASS VI - ART PURSUIT AND SKILL CLUBS

TIS/CIR/03/23-24

03 April 2023

“The future belongs to those who learn more skills and combine them in creative ways.”- Robert Greene

Dear Parent,

The world around us is changing rapidly; hence it is important to develop a link between education and the real world. With an aim to equip the students with the relevant employability and entrepreneurial skills, as per recommendations of NEP 2020, CBSE has taken many initiatives for integrating Skill Education in schools. At Tagore International School, we recognize the importance of well-rounded education and we believe that co-curricular activities play an integral role in the development of our students. We nurture this ingenuity through the Art Pursuit classes and Skill based activities. These activities ignite creativity along with critical thinking, making the learners analytical, and enabling them to be well versed with essential life skills to face the world, building a strong foundation for a thriving future.

Each student may opt for ONE ART PURSUIT AND ONE SKILL ACTIVITY, part of for the next three years (Class VI- Class VIII). You are requested to fill in the consent form given below; listing TWO options each in ART PURSUIT and SKILL ACTIVITY, in order of preference. The allotment of the activities will be done on the basis of your choice and the availability of seats for that particular activity.

The consent form has to be submitted to the Class Teacher latest by Monday, 10 April 2023.

Warm regards

(Mallika Preman)

PRINCIPAL

……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..……..…………….

CONSENT FORM

CLASS VI

TIS/CIR/03/23-24

03 April 2023

Name of the Student_______________________________________ Class & Section______________________

I ART PURSUIT TWO OPTIONS IN ORDER OF YOUR PREFERENCE (PLEASE MENTION)

Theatre 1. _____________________________________
Speech and Drama
Instrumental Music*
Indian Vocal Music 2. ________________________________
Indian Classical Dance
Clay Modelling
Art

*Students opting for Instrumental Music are required to bring their own keyboard for the Art Pursuit classes

II SKILL BASED ACTIVITIES

a) Coding g) Travel and tourism
b) Design Thinking and innovation h) Medical Science and First Aid
c) Handicraft and embroidery i) Generation Global and Debate Club
d) Eco Club j) Mass Media*
e) Culinary and baking k) Western Dance
f) Mask Making l) Western Band
m) Quiz Club*

* (Mass Media and Quiz Club are paid activities. The fee for the same will be informed once we finalise the number of students in the same.)

TWO OPTIONS IN ORDER OF YOUR PREFERENCE

_________________________ 2. ____________________________

Name of the Parent ______________________________ Signature of the Parent _________________________

CIRCULAR

CLASSES: I & IV (2023-2024)

TIS/CIR/02/23-24

03 April 2023

Dear Parent

“The future belongs to those who learn more skills and combine them in creative ways.”-- Robert Greene

At Tagore International School we recognize the importance of a well-rounded education and we believe that co-curricular activities play an integral role in the development of our students. We nurture this ingenuity through the art pursuit and physical activity classes. Participation in these activities will provide the students with an opportunity to develop their creativity, critical thinking skills and self-expression.

Each student opts for one art pursuit & one physical activity for the next three years (for Class I) / two years (Class IV). You are requested to fill in the consent form given below; listing TWO options each in ART PURSUIT and PHYSICAL ACTIVITY in order of preference. The allotment of the activities will be done on the basis of your choice AND the availability of seats for that particular activity.

The proforma has to be submitted to the Class teacher latest by Monday, 10 April 2023.

Warm regards

(Mallika Preman)

PRINCIPAL

…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..

CONSENT FORM

CLASSES: I & IV (2023-2024)

TIS/CIR/02/23-24

03 April 2023

Name of the Student ____________________________Class & Section ____________________________

I ART PURSUIT TWO OPTIONS IN ORDER OF YOUR PREFERENCE (PLEASE MENTION)

Theatre 1. ________________________________
Public Speaking
Instrumental Music*
Indian Vocal Music 2. _____________________________
Indian Classical Dance
Clay Modelling

*Students opting for Instrumental Music are required to bring their own keyboard for the Art Pursuit classes

II PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES TWO OPTIONS IN ORDER OF YOUR PREFERENCE (PLEASE MENTION)

Tae-kwon-do
Aerobics 1. __________________________________
Yoga
Gymnastic
Judo 2. __________________________________

Name of the Parent ____________________________ Signature of the Parent _________________________

CIRCULAR

CLASSES: NURSERY-XII (2023-2024)

TIS/CIR/01/23-24

03 April 2023

Dear Parent

“Safety of students is our utmost priority”

The school is committed to the Safety and Security of its children. We have always endeavoured to provide your ward with a secure environment in the school. This is, however, not possible without your co-operation. We would like to remind you of a few points that have already been mentioned earlier.

If your ward travels by a private van, please ensure that the van is well maintained, and is running on CNG and NOT on LPG. The van driver must have a valid driving license. Overcrowded vans are a threat to your ward’s safety, hence, try your best to have your ward travel by school bus. You should also ensure that you have the telephone number and other contact details of the owner, driver and the details of the route covered by the van. In case your ward travels by private transport, please fill in the undertaking and send it back to the Class teacher latest by Tuesday, 11 April 2023.
We request you not to park your vehicles in front of the school gates. We would like to reiterate that the gates are the area from where students and buses enter and disperse, thus it is necessary that the approach to these gates must be kept free.
The area around the school is a NO HORN zone. We request you to refrain from honking in the vicinity of the school.

As role models for the students, it is imperative that we as parents and teachers conduct ourselves in a way that is exemplary.

Warm regards

(Mallika Preman)

PRINCIPAL

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UNDERTAKING

CLASSES: NURSERY-XII (2023-2024)

TIS/CIR/01/23-24

03 April 2023

I, _______________________________ (mother/ father/ guardian) of ________________________________ studying in _______________hereby state that my ward does not use the school bus.

I have made my own arrangement for dropping and picking up my ward to and from school. Whether my child is dropped personally or through my appointed personal transporter, I categorically state herewith and undertake that the school authorities do not hold and bear no responsibility whatsoever in case of any possible mishap during the transit of my ward to and from the school.

I indemnify the school authorities from the responsibility in case of any untoward mishap during the transit of my wards to & from the school.

________________________________ _______________________

Signature of the Parent/ Guardian Date

CIRCULAR

Class: V

TIS/CIR/77/22-23

01 March 2023

Dear Parents

The school is organizing an educational trip for the students of Class V on Monday, 06 March 2023 to Lodhi Garden. The visit will be during school hours.

Kindly note:

Students will not be allowed to go for the outing without parent’s consent.
In case you are intending to send your ward for the educational trip, kindly fill the consent form and send it to the Class teacher latest by Friday, 03 March 2023.

This outing is optional for the students.

Warm regards

(Deepali Sahi)

HEADMISTRESS JR. SCHOOL

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CONSENT FORM

Class: V

TIS/CIR/77/22-23

01 March 2023

I have read the circular regarding the visit to Lodhi Garden on Monday, 06 March 2023 and give my consent for my ward __________________________ of Class & Sec. ______ to go for the outing.

___________________________ _________________________ ____________

Name of the Parent Signature of the Parent Date

CIRCULAR

Classes: II & III

TIS/CIR/76/22-23

24 February 2023

Dear Parents

The school is organizing an educational trip for the students of Classes II & III on Tuesday, 28 February 2023 to Lodhi Garden. The visit will be during school hours.

Kindly note:

Students will not be allowed to go for the outing without parent’s consent.
In case you are intending to send your ward for the educational trip, kindly fill the consent form and send it to the Class teacher latest by Monday, 27 February 2023.

This outing is optional for the students.

Warm regards

(Deepali Sahi)

HEADMISTRESS JR. SCHOOL

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CONSENT FORM

Classes: II & III

TIS/CIR/76/22-23

24 February 2023

I have read the circular regarding the visit to Lodhi Garden on Tuesday, 28 February 2023 and give my consent for my ward __________________________ of Class & Sec. ______ to go for the outing.

___________________________ _________________________ ____________

Name of the Parent Signature of the Parent Date

CIRCULAR

Classes: Nursery & KG

DAY CAMP

TIS/CIR/75/22-23

27 February 2023

Dear Parents

A Day Camp can be one of the most rewarding and, unforgettable experience in a child’s life. It provides children with experiential education that leads to self-respect and appreciation for life. All of the outcomes - friendships, overcoming challenges, staying healthy and building character - prepare them for bigger, brighter lives down the road. In addition to great friendships and enduring memories, many important life skills are learned at camp.

With this aim, our school has partnered with Rocksport to organise a day camp for students of classes Nursery and Kindergarten in the school ground on Friday, 03 March 2023. The cost of the camp is ` 750/- inclusive of adventure activities & all meals.

If you wish your ward to be a part of this camp, kindly fill in the consent slip and send it along with the amount in cash to the Class teacher in a labelled sealed envelope, latest by Wednesday, 01 March 2023. The entries will be accepted on a priority basis. The detailed itinerary will be shared on confirmation.

Warm regards

(Deepali Sahi)

HEADMISTRESS JR. SCHOOL

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CONSENT FORM

Classes: Nursery & KG

DAY CAMP

TIS/CIR/75/22-23

27 February 2023

I, ___________________________, mother / father / guardian of ____________________ of Class & Sec______________ hereby permit my ward to attend the day camp on Friday, 03 March 2023. I understand that the school teachers will take all possible care and precautions to safeguard my ward. In case of any untoward incident, I will not hold the school responsible. I indemnify the school authorities from all responsibility in case of any natural or unavoidable mishap at the venue. My ward is physically fit and is able participate in all structured activities.

___________________________ _________________________ _________________

Name of the Parent Signature of the Parent Date

__________________________ ________________________

Contact no. of Father Contact no. of Mother

CIRCULAR

Class: I

TIS/CIR/74/22-23

21 February 2023

Dear Parents

The school is organizing an educational trip for the students of Class I on Friday, 24 February 2023 to Lodhi Garden. The visit will be during school hours.

Kindly note:

Students will not be allowed to go for the outing without parent’s consent.
In case you are intending to send your ward for the educational trip, kindly fill the consent form and send it to the Class teacher latest by Thursday, 23 February 2023.

This outing is optional for the students.

Warm regards

(Deepali Sahi)

HEADMISTRESS JR. SCHOOL

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CONSENT FORM

Class: I

TIS/CIR/74/22-23

21 February 2023

I have read the circular regarding the visit to Lodhi Garden Friday, 24 February 2023 and give my consent for my ward __________________________ of Class & Sec. ______ to go for the outing.

___________________________ _________________________ ____________

Name of the Parent Signature of the Parent Date

CIRCULAR

Classes: Nursery - V

TIS/CIR/73/22-23

21 February 2023

Dear Parents

The End Term Examination for Classes VI-VIII is scheduled to commence from Wednesday, 01 March 2023. To ensure the smooth facilitation of these exams, the following changes in the routine of Classes Nursery to V have been made:

a) From Monday, 27 February 2023 till Friday, 10 March 2023- school timings of Classes I to V will be from 8:00 am to 11:30 am. There will be regular studies along with some activities and trips during this period.

b) The last working day for the students of Classes Nursery to V is Friday, 10 March 2023.

c) During this period, the school buses will ply in the morning at the usual time and in the afternoon at 11:45 am. All students will leave the school at 11:45 am. Nursery & KG students travelling by the school bus will travel along with the senior students in the afternoon. The buses will follow the morning bus routes/ stops. In case your ward goes to a crèche after school, please inform the crèche authorities about the change in time/ route/ stop, keeping the duration of travel in mind.

· The Report Cards of students of Classes Nursery to V will be given to the PARENTS ONLY on Monday, 13 March 2023 between 8:30 am and 12 noon.

· New Session (2023-2024) for Classes KG to XII will begin from Monday, 03 April 2023.

In case you are unable to collect the report card on the scheduled date or within the scheduled time, you can collect it from the school office on Saturday, 25 March 2023 between 09:00 am and 12 noon ONLY. A student, whose report card is not collected by Saturday, 25 March 2023, will not be allowed to attend school on the first day of the new session.
The school will remain closed on Wednesday, 08 March 2023 on account of Holi.

Warm regards

(Deepali Sahi)

HEADMISTRESS JR. SCHOOL

CIRCULAR

Classes: Nursery & KG

TIS/CIR/72/22-23

20 February 2023

Dear Parents

If you could see the world through the eyes of a child, we would see the magic in everything.

The tiny tots of Tagore International School, East of Kailash would love to walk you through a world of love and happiness that they dream for themselves. They want us to embark on a journey into a world where everyone is happy and would like to give us the message of love with them through a collection of stories, songs, dance and much more. You are cordially invited to “SYNERGY” 2023, on Saturday, 25 February 2023 as per the schedule below.

CLASS	Time
Nursery	09:00 am to 10:00 am
Kindergarten	10:30 am to 11:30 am

Please make a note of the following points:

Students have to report to school at the regular school time (08:00 am). Latecomers will not be allowed as explained by the class teacher.
Students should come in their costumes on the day of their presentation.
Parents can collect their wards from their respective classrooms after the program.
Any request for early handing over of the student will not be entertained.
Due to the limited seating capacity of the school auditorium, only two members of a family will be allowed into the auditorium.
As the presentations are sequenced, parents are requested to be seated 10 minutes earlier than the time given to avoid any delay in the beginning of the program.
Kindly keep your mobile phones on silent mode or switched off in the auditorium.
Children are not allowed inside the auditorium.

Warm regards

(Deepali Sahi)

HEADMISTRESS JR. SCHOOL

CIRCULAR

Class: VIII

TIS/CIR/71A/22-23

01 February 2023

Dear Parents

NEP 2020 recommends transforming the assessment system to promote development of students and suggests a shift from testing rote memorization to competency-based learning.

In compliance with the above recommendation of NEP 2020, CBSE has introduced Structured Assessments for Analyzing Learning (SAFAL), a large-scale assessment for the students of classes V and VIII.

Our school has been selected by CBSE SAFAL pilot project. The test will be conducted for Mathematics, Science & Languages. It is an online test which will be held during the school hours.

The schedule of the SAFAL Pilot is as follows:

Subject	Day & Date
Science	Wednesday, 08 February 2023 Thursday, 09 February 2023
Mathematics	Friday, 10 February 2023 Monday, 13 February 2023
English	Tuesday, 14 February 2023 Wednesday, 15 February 2023

Please note that there is no prescribed syllabus for the above assessment. Students will be assessed on the skills that they have acquired throughout the year. Teachers will be sharing sample worksheets in the form of Google form and will be discussing the same in the class. We request you to ensure that your ward attempts all the Google forms and practice worksheets so that she/ he able to perform well in the test.

Warm regards

MALLIKA PREMAN

PRINCIPAL

CIRCULAR

Class: II

TIS/CIR/70/22-23

31 January 2023

Dear Parents

The school is organizing an educational trip for the students of Class II on Wednesday, 08 February 2023 to Rail Museum. The visit will be during school hours.

Kindly note:

Students will not be allowed to go for the outing without parent’s consent.
In case you are intending to send your ward for the educational trip, kindly fill the consent form and send it to the Class teacher latest by Friday, 03 February 2023.

This outing is optional for the students.

Warm regards

(Deepali Sahi)

HEADMISTRESS JR. SCHOOL

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CONSENT FORM

Class: II

TIS/CIR/70/22-23

31 January 2023

I have read the circular regarding the visit to Rail Museum on Wednesday, 08 February 2023 and give my consent for my ward __________________________ of Class & Sec. ______ to go for the outing.

___________________________ _________________________ ____________

Name of the Parent Signature of the Parent Date

CIRCULAR

CLASS VIII

TIS/CIR/69/22-23

31 January 2023

Dear Parent

As your ward completes Middle School and enters Senior School, she/ he has to study five subjects in Class IX (2023-2024) and X (2024-2025). The subjects are as follows: -

a) English b) Hindi/ French/ Sanskrit/ German 2^nd Language

c) Mathematics d) Science

e) Social Science

English is the first language and is compulsory for all students. For the second language to be studied in Classes IX & X, each student has to opt for ONE language out of the four options given in point (b).

Students who have studied Sanskrit upto class VIII are eligible to opt for either Sanskrit or Hindi. Similarly, French students have a choice between French and Hindi and German students have a choice between German and Hindi.

Please be very sure of the language your ward wOULD like to study as no change of subject will be POSSIBLE AT a later date.

You are requested to fill up the details below and submit the acknowledgement to the class teacher by Monday, 06 February 2023.

Warm regards

(Mallika Preman)
PRINCIPAL

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TIS/CIR/69/22-23 CIRCULAR 31 January 2023

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Name of the student : __________________________________________________________
Class & Section : __________________________________________________________
2nd Language option : __________________________________________________________
Signature of Parent : __________________________________________________________
Date : __________________________________________________________

CIRCULAR

CLASSES: IV & V

TIS/CIR/68/22-23

24 January 2023

EDUCATIONAL TRIP – JIM CORBETT NATIONAL PARK

Dear Parents

Jim Corbett National Park, a Project Tiger Reserve lies in the Nainital district of Uttarakhand. Rich in flora and fauna, it’s known for its Bengal tigers. Animals, including tigers, leopards and wild elephants, roam the Dhikala zone. On the banks of the Ramganga Reservoir, the Sonanadi zone is home to elephants and leopards, along with hundreds of species of birds.

A trip to this national is being organized by the school for classes IV and V and is scheduled for 1 day. The students will leave for Nainital by on Friday, 24 February 2023 at 0800 hours and will return back to the school on Saturday, 25 February 2023 by 2000 hours. The students will travel by a deluxe coach. The cost of the trip is ₹5300/-.

If you wish to send your ward on this trip, kindly fill in the consent form and send it along with the amount in cash to the class teacher in a labelled sealed envelope, latest by Monday, 30 January 2023. The entries will be accepted on a priority basis. The detailed itinerary will be shared on confirmation.

Warm regards

(Deepali Sahi)

HEADMISTRESS – JR. SCHOOL

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CONSENT FORM

CLASSES: IV & V

TIS/CIR/68/22-23

24 January 2023

I, _______________________________, mother/father/guardian of _________________ of Class & Sec______________ hereby permit my ward to go on the school’s trip to Jim Corbett National Park on Friday, 24 February 2023 to Saturday, 25 February 2023. I am sure that the school will take full care and all precautions to safeguard my ward. I, however, indemnify the school authorities from all responsibility in case of any natural or unavoidable mishap at the venue. My ward is physically fit and is able participate in all structured activities.

___________________________ _________________________ _________________

Name of the Parent Signature of the Parent Date

__________________________ ________________________

Contact no. of Father Contact no. of Mother

CIRCULAR

CLASS XI

TIS/CIR/67/22-23

23 January 2023

Dear Parent

The school has planned a University visit to Shiv Nadar University, Greater Noida on Wednesday, 25 January 2023 for the students of Class XI from 7:30 am to 6:00 pm. The visit is to provide exposure to the students through faculty interaction and campus tour to understand the study environment after school. Please note the students will report to the school at 7:30 am on the day of the visit. The buses will leave the school premises at 7:40 am sharp. Please ensure that your ward reaches on time to avoid any sort of delay. The buses will depart from the venue at 4:30 pm and will reach school at 6:00 pm.

Kindly send the duly filled consent form giving your approval for the visit by Tuesday, 24 January 2023. You are requested to send light refreshment and water.

Warm regards

(Debjani Mitra)

HEADMISTRESS SR. SCHOOL

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CONSENT FORM

CLASS XI

TIS/CIR/67/22-23

23 January 2023

I have read the circular regarding the visit to Shiv Nadar University, Greater Noida on Wednesday, 25 January 2023 and give my consent for my ward __________________________ of Class & Sec. ______ to go for the visit.

Please tick (√) the option.

I will pick up my ward from the school at 6:00 pm. _____ My ward will travel on his/her own ______

____________________________ __________________________ _______________

Name of the Parent Signature of the parent Date

CIRCULAR

CLASS: V (2022-2023)

TIS/CIR/66/22-23

20 January 2023

Dear Parents

The school offers German, French and Sanskrit as options for the third language in Class VI (2023-2024). All students have to opt for any ONE of the three. They have to be certain of their choice as they have to study the same language for the next three years and no change at a later date or class will be possible. A student is required to score a minimum 33% in the final assessment of the third language in classes VI to VIII to be eligible and promoted to the next class.

Since there are limited seats in the German and French sections, the students will be allowed to opt for German or French on the basis of their grades in English in Class V. The student has to score a minimum of A1 in all areas of English assessment in ALL THREE TERMS in Class V. (Refer to circular no TIS/CIR/13/22-23 dated 25 April 2022). The final decision, however, will rest with the English language teacher, and the Principal.

You are requested to state your order of preference for the third language in the acknowledgement given below and submit it to the class teacher by Friday, 27 January 2023.

Warm regards

MALLIKA PREMAN

PRINCIPAL

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Class: V (2022-2023)

TIS/CIR/66/22-23

20 January 2023

Name of the student : ______________________________________________________
Class & Section : _______________________________________________________
3rd Language preference :
- First Option - ________________________________________
- Second Option - ________________________________________
- Third Option - ________________________________________
Signature of Parent : ______________________________________________________
Date : _______________________________________________________

CIRCULAR

(CLASSES: XI & XII)

TIS/CIR/65/22-23

17 January 2023

Dear Parent

In keeping with the tradition of the school, Class XI students will be bidding farewell to the Class of 2023 on Saturday, 21 January 2023. The formal Graduation Ceremony will be held in the morning. Invite for the same has been emailed to you. Class XII students will have to report to the school at regular school timing i.e 8:00 am. No student will be allowed to come later than 8:05 am. Timings for the Graduation Ceremony are from 9:00 am to 12:00 noon. Please be seated by 8:45 am. Students can go back at 12:00 noon with their parents or on their own. School buses will ply in the morning however no school transport will be available at 1200 hours.

The Farewell Party is in the evening. Timings for the same are from 4:00 pm to 8:00 pm. Class XI students should report to school by 3:30 pm. NO student will be allowed to enter the school later than 3:35 pm. Reporting time for Class XII is 4:00 pm. No student will be allowed to enter the school later than 4:10 pm. Programme will begin and end on time.

To ensure that all the students reach home safely, we request you to make arrangements to personally pick your ward from the school after the Farewell Party. In case of any alternate arrangement, please specify in the consent.

(Mallika Preman)

PRINCIPAL

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CONSENT (CLASSES: XI & XII)

TIS/CIR/65/22-23

17 January 2023

I ________________________________parent of___________________________________of Class & Sec.________shall be personally picking my ward up from school at 8:00 pm / shall not be able to pick my ward personally after the Farewell Party on Saturday, 21 January 2023. She/he shall travel with________________ / alone.

___________________________ _________________________ ________________

Name of the Parent Signature of the Parent Date

CIRCULAR

Classes : II

TIS/CIR/63/22-23

17 January 2023

Dear Parent

A Day Camp offers a structured opportunity for children to grow. It is a unique venue for growth, allowing children to become independent and self-confident, while socialising, making new friends and even learning new life skills. All of the outcomes prepare them for bigger, brighter lives down the road.

With this aim, our school has partnered with Rocksport to organise a day camp for the students of Class II at Camp Tikkling, village Gairatpur, Sohna Road, Gurugram on Saturday, 25 February 2023 from 7:00 am to 6:00 pm. The program will cover fun-filled adventure activities for students that will help enhance their confidence and encourage teamwork. The cost of the camp is ₹1000/-. The price is inclusive of transportation, adventure activities, all meals etc.

If you wish your ward to be a part of this camp, kindly fill in the consent form and send it along with the amount, in cash, to the class teacher in a labelled and sealed envelope, latest by Tuesday, 24 January 2023. The entries will be accepted on a priority basis. The detailed itinerary will be shared on confirmation.

Warm regards

(Deepali Sahi)

HEADMISTRESS JR. SCHOOL

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Consent Form

Class : II

TIS/CIR/63/22-23

17 January 2023

I _____________________________father/mother/guardian of _____________________ of Class & Sec. ___________ would like my ward to attend the day camp at Tikkling, village Gairatpur, Sohna Road, Gurugram, on Saturday, 25 February 2023 I am sure that the school will take full care and all precautions to safeguard my ward. I, however, indemnify the school authorities from all responsibility in case of any natural or unavoidable mishap at the venue. My ward is physically fit and is able participate in all structured activities.

___________________________ _________________________ _________________

Name of the Parent Signature of the Parent Date

__________________________ ________________________

Contact no. of Father Contact no. of Mother

CIRCULAR

Classes : I & III

TIS/CIR/62/22-23

16 January 2023

Dear Parent

With this aim, our school has partnered with Rocksport to organise a day camp for the students of Classes I and III at Camp Tikkling, village Gairatpur, Sohna Road, Gurugram on Saturday, 18 February 2023 from 7:00 am to 6:00 pm. The program will cover fun-filled adventure activities for students that will help enhance their confidence and encourage teamwork. The cost of the camp is ₹1000/-. The price is inclusive of transportation, adventure activities, all meals etc.

If you wish your ward to be a part of this camp, kindly fill in the consent form and send it along with the amount, in cash, to the class teacher in a labelled and sealed envelope, latest by Monday, 30 January 2023. The entries will be accepted on a priority basis. The detailed itinerary will be shared on confirmation.

Warm regards

(Deepali Sahi)

HEADMISTRESS JR. SCHOOL

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Consent Form

Classes : I & III

TIS/CIR/62/22-23

16 January 2023

I _____________________________father/mother/guardian of _____________________ of Class & Sec. ___________ would like my ward to attend the day camp at Tikkling, village Gairatpur, Sohna Road, Gurugram, on Saturday, 18 February 2023. I am sure that the school will take full care and all precautions to safeguard my ward. I, however, indemnify the school authorities from all responsibility in case of any natural or unavoidable mishap at the venue. My ward is physically fit and is able participate in all structured activities.

___________________________ _________________________ _________________

Name of the Parent Signature of the Parent Date

__________________________ ________________________

Contact no. of Father Contact no. of Mother

CIRCULAR

Classes : VI to VIII

TIS/CIR/61/22-23

12 January 2023

Dear Parent

With this aim, our school has partnered with Rocksport to organise a day camp for the students of Classes VI to VIII at Camp Tikkling, village Gairatpur, Sohna Road, Gurugram on Saturday, 21 January 2023 from 7:00 am to 6:00 pm. The program will cover fun-filled adventure activities for students that will help enhance their confidence and encourage teamwork. The cost of the camp is ₹1000/-. The price is inclusive of transportation, adventure activities, all meals etc.

If you wish your ward to be a part of this camp, kindly fill in the consent slip and send it along with the amount, in cash, to the class teacher in a labelled and sealed envelope, latest by Wednesday, 18 January 2023. The entries will be accepted on a priority basis. The detailed itinerary will be shared on confirmation.

Warm regards

(Debjani Mitra)

HEADMISTRESS SR. SCHOOL

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CIRCULAR

TIS/CIR/61/22-23

12 January 2023

I _____________________________father/mother/guardian of _____________________ of Class & Sec. ___________ would like my ward to attend the day camp at Tikkling, village Gairatpur, Sohna Road, Gurugram, on Saturday, 21 January 2023. I am sure that the school will take full care and all precautions to safeguard my ward. I, however, indemnify the school authorities from all responsibility in case of any natural or unavoidable mishap at the venue. My ward is physically fit and is able participate in all structured activities.

___________________________ _________________________ _________________

Name of the Parent Signature of the Parent Date

__________________________ ________________________

Contact no. of Father Contact no. of Mother

CIRCULAR

Classes: I to V

(Samanjasya--- A celebration of Sustainability)

TIS/CIR/60/22-23

22 December 2022

Dear Parents

Let’s stop waiting for a beautiful world. Let’s start working on it together.

The students of Classes I to V have learnt the importance of sustaining the Earth and have come together to share their learning in the form of stories, songs, dance, exhibition and much more on Thursday, 29 December 2022 and Friday, 30 December 2022 as per the programme mentioned below:

THURSDAY, 29 DECEMBER 2022

CLASS	Time
IV	09:30 am to 10:30 am
V	11:00 am to 12:00 noon

FRIDAY, 30 DECEMBER 2022

CLASS	TIME
I	09:00 am to 10:00 am
II	10:30 am to 11:30 am
III	12:00 noon to 01:00 pm

Please make a note of the following points:

Students have to report to school at the regular school time (08:00 am). Late comers will not be allowed.
Students should come in their costumes on the day of their presentation.
Parents can collect their ward from the basketball court after their performance.
Any request for early handing over the student will not be entertained.
Due to the limited seating capacity of the school auditorium only two members of a family will be allowed into the auditorium.
As the presentations are sequenced, parents are requested to be seated 10 minutes earlier than the time given to avoid any delay in beginning of the program. The program will begin on time.
Kindly keep your mobile phones on silent mode or switched off in the auditorium.
Children are not allowed inside the auditorium.

Please send the following with your ward:

1 packet of safety pin.
a light snack and a water bottle

The scintillating performances being put up by your ward deserves your undivided attention and your patience. Your co-operation is solicited for the success of the programme.

Warm regards

(Deepali Sahi)

HEADMISTRESS JR. SCHOOL

CIRCULAR

Class: VIII

TIS/CIR/59/22-23

21 December 2022

Dear Parents

The school is organizing an educational trip for the students of Class VIII on Tuesday, 27 December 2022 to National War Memorial. The visit will be during school hours.

Kindly note:

Students will not be allowed to go for the outing without parent’s consent.
In case you are intending to send your ward for the educational trip, kindly fill the consent form and send it to the Class teacher latest by Friday, 23 December 2022.

This outing is optional for the students.

Warm regards

(Debjani Mitra)

HEADMISTRESS SR. SCHOOL

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CONSENT FORM

Class: VIII

TIS/CIR/59/22-23

19 December 2022

I have read the circular regarding the visit to ‘to National War Memorial on Tuesday, 27 December 2022 and give my consent for my ward __________________________ of Class & Sec. ______ to go for the outing.

___________________________ _________________________ ____________

Name of the Parent Signature of the Parent Date

CIRCULAR

Class: Nursery

TIS/CIR/58/22-23

19 December 2022

Dear Parents

The school is organizing an educational trip for the students of Class Nursery on Friday, 23 December 2022 to ‘N’ Block, Greater Kailash – I. The visit will be during school hours.

Kindly note:

Students will not be allowed to go for the outing without parent’s consent.
In case you are intending to send your ward for the educational trip, kindly fill the consent form and send it to the Class teacher latest by Wednesday, 21 December 2022.

This outing is optional for the students.

Warm regards

(Deepali Sahi)

HEADMISTRESS JR. SCHOOL

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CONSENT FORM

Class: Nursery

TIS/CIR/58/22-23

19 December 2022

I have read the circular regarding the visit to ‘N’ Block, Greater Kailash – I on Friday, 23 December 2022 and give my consent for my ward __________________________ of Class & Sec. ______ to go for the outing.

___________________________ _________________________ ____________

Name of the Parent Signature of the Parent Date

CIRCULAR

Class: VII

TIS/CIR/57/22-23

15 December 2022

Dear Parents

The school is organizing an educational trip for the students of Class VII on Wednesday, 21 December 2022 to National Science Centre. The visit will be during school hours.

Kindly note:

Students will not be allowed to go for the outing without parent’s consent.
In case you are intending to send your ward for the educational trip, kindly fill the consent form and send it to the Class teacher latest by Monday, 19 December 2022.

This outing is optional for the students.

Warm regards

(Debjani Mitra)

HEADMISTRESS SR. SCHOOL

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CONSENT FORM

Class: VII

TIS/CIR/57/22-23

15 December 2022

I have read the circular regarding the visit to National Science Centre, Delhi on Wednesday, 21 December 2022 and give my consent for my ward __________________________ of Class & Sec. ______ to go for the outing.

___________________________ _________________________ ________________

Name of the Parent Signature of the Parent Date

CIRCULAR

Class: VI

TIS/CIR/56/22-23

14 December 2022

Dear Parents

The school is organizing a Heritage Walk for the students of Class VI on Tuesday, 20 December 2022 to Humayun Tomb. The visit will be during school hours.

Kindly note:

Students will not be allowed to go for the outing without parent’s consent.
In case you are intending to send your ward for the Heritage Walk, kindly fill the consent form and send it to the Class teacher latest by Friday, 16 December 2022.

This outing is optional for the students.

Warm regards

(Debjani Mitra)

HEADMISTRESS SR. SCHOOL

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CONSENT FORM

Class: VI

TIS/CIR/56/22-23

14 December 2022

I have read the circular regarding the visit to Humayun Tomb on Tuesday, 20 December 2022 and give my consent for my ward __________________________ of Class & Sec. ______ to go for the outing.

___________________________ _________________________ ________________

Name of the Parent Signature of the Parent Date

CIRCULAR

Class: IX

TIS/CIR/55/22-23

12 December 2022

Dear Parents

The school is organizing a Heritage Walk for the students of Class IX on Wednesday, 14 December 2022 to Sunder Nursery. The visit will be during school hours.

Kindly note:

Students will not be allowed to go for the outing without parent’s consent.
In case you are intending to send your ward for the Heritage Walk, Kindly fill the consent form and send it to the Class teacher latest by Tuesday, 13 December 2022.

This outing is optional for the students.

Warm regards

(Debjani Mitra)

HEADMISTRESS SR. SCHOOL

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Consent form

Class: IX

TIS/CIR/55/22-23

12 December 2022

I have read the circular regarding the visit to Sunder Nursery on Wednesday, 14 December 2022 and give my consent for my ward __________________________ of Class & Sec. __________ to go for the outing.

_________________________ ________________________ __________________

Name of Parent Signature of Parent Date

CIRCULAR

CLASSES: IV to IX

TIS/CIR/54/22-23

08 December 2022

HT CODE-A-THON (Coding Olympiads)

Dear Parents

Hindustan Times is glad to launch the third edition of HT Codeathon—India’s largest, global award-winning coding Olympiad for school children - https://htschool.hindustantimes.com/code-a-thon

HT Codeathon, in the last 2 years, has established itself as an ideal platform for the students to learn coding and build innovative projects. This year, we’ve made some massive changes to make it more engaging, impactful and rewarding for the students!

Grade wise courses for students:

The courses are strategically crafted for the students to learn in a progressive ordeal of the coding world:

· Grade 4 – Game Design with Scratch
· Grade 5 – App Design
· Grade 6 – Web Development
· Grade 7 – Unity Game Development
· Grade 8 – Python
· Grade 9 – Python with AI

The program is divided into three phases. All assignments are aligned with the SDG Goals implied by the UN.

Learning phase: 3 to 6 video sessions, 30 course quiz assessments as chapter modules.
Qualifier phase: Pick up problem statement, create a source code and submission.
FINALE round: Video and text write up, submission of source code and then evaluation.

Awards and Accolades for students:

· The top 3 students in each grade will be awarded with prizes along with recognition across HT publication and assets
· Certificates to all participating students
· Chance to win prizes up to 5 lakh and more

Kindly note that the students will have to register with a one-time fee of ₹470/-.

Warm regards

MALLIKA PREMAN

PRINCIPAL

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CONSENT FORM

CLASSES: IV to IX

HT CODE-A-THON (Coding Olympiads)

TIS/CIR/54/22-23

08 December 2022

I allow my ward__________________ of class & section__________ to participate in the coding Olympiad- CODEATHON by HT. I am sending ₹ 470/- in cash for the same.

Parent’s email id:____________________________________ Whatsapp Number: ______________________________

Father’s Name & Signature :_____________________________ Mother’s Name & Signature :______________________

Date: _____________

CIRCULAR

CLASS-X

TIS/CIR/53/22-23

08 December 2022

Dear Parents

Students of class X are going to appear in the board examination conducted by the CBSE in the month of March-April 2023. The students must be engaged in hectic preparations. The school takes this opportunity to wish each one the very best in their endeavour. With their hard work and perseverance, they are sure to reap rich dividends.

After class X, students will take their first step towards their chosen career when they select the subjects and stream of their choice. As parents and teachers, it becomes imperative for us to guide them. At this point, it is necessary that your ward makes an informed choice which will largely depend on her/his school academic performance.

The school offers the following subjects and streams in classes XI and XII.

S. No.	SCIENCE	COMMERCE	HUMANITIES
1.	ENGLISH CORE	ENGLISH CORE	ENGLISH CORE
2.	PHYSICS	ACCOUNTANCY	POLITICAL SCIENCE / HOME SCIENCE
3.	CHEMISTRY	BUSINESS STUDIES	HISTORY /PAINTING
4.	BIO / ECO / COMP SC/ PHY.ED.	ECONOMICS	ECONOMICS / PHY.ED.
5.	MATHEMATICS / PSYCHOLOGY	MATHEMATICS	GEOGRAPHY / PSYCHOLOGY/ MATHEMATICS

Please note:

English Core is compulsory for all streams.
Students opting for Science with Economics or Computer Science will have to compulsorily study Mathematics.
Economics/ Psychology/Home Science will be offered on a first come first served basis at the time of registration, due to limited seats.
If your ward wants to pursue Mathematics in class XI, she / he should have opted for Mathematics (Standard) in class X.

The school would like to reiterate the required percentage for a student to be eligible to choose a subject or stream. Kindly refer to circular no.TIS/CIR/08/22-23.

Stream	Science with Math	Science without Math	Commerce	Humanities ( for opting Psychology and Economics only)
Requirement	English: 75%	English: 75%	English: 75%	English : 70%
	Mathematics Standard : 80%	Mathematics Standard : 75%	Mathematics Standard : 75%	Mathematics Standard/Basic: 60%
	Science: 80%	Science: 80%

Streams will be allotted on the basis of your ward's performance in Mid Term/ Revision/ Pre- board examinations.

This is subject to change after the Board Results.

You are requested to fill the details, in order of preference, of the stream and the subjects that your ward would like to opt for in class XI, and send the subject choice slip back to the Class Teacher by Wednesday, 28 December 2022. Students will be allowed to change their stream after the declaration of the Board Examination result provided they score the grades required for the stream they want to opt for.

Warm regards

(Mallika Preman)

PRINCIPAL

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TIS/CIR/53/22-23 SUBJECT CHOICE SLIP 08 December 2022

CLASS-X

Name of the Student : ______________________________________________________

Class & Section : ______________________________________________________

OPTION 1		OPTION 2
1	ENGLISH	1	ENGLISH
2		2
3		3
4		4
5		5

___________________________ ________________________ ______________

Name of the Parent Signature of the Parent Date

CIRCULAR

CLASSES: XI & XII

TIS/CIR/52/22-23

05 December 2022

The school is organizing a picnic to Adventure Island, Rohini, for the students of Classes XI & XII on Friday, 09 December 2022. The cost per student is ₹ 500/- which includes the adventure activities and transport. The students will be personally responsible for any expensive electronic gadgets like ipods, cameras, mobile phones etc. that they carry with them. THEY CAN WEAR BLUE/BLACK JEANS HOUSE T-SHIRT, SCHOOL SWEATER AND SPORTS SHOES.

Students will have to report to school at 7:45 am and must to be picked up from school at 5:00 pm. The picnic is not compulsory and is purely optional. Please fill in the consent form given below, also mention the mode of transport that your ward will use to travel back home and send it to the class teacher along with the money, latest by Wednesday, 07 December 2022.

Kindly note that the Class XI weekly test scheduled on Friday, 09 December 2022 will now be conducted on Thursday, 08 December 2022.

Warm regards

(Mallika Preman)

PRINCIPAL

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CONSENT FORM

CLASSES: XI & XII

TIS/CIR/52/22-23

05 December 2022

We allow our ward to go for the picnic to Adventure Island, Rohini. The details given below are genuine and our signatures indicate the voluntary desire on our part to enroll our ward for the trip. We are aware that our child’s safety and security will be the prime concern of the school authorities. However, in case of any unforeseen incident / natural calamity or disaster / accident, we will not hold the school authorities responsible. Our ward is physically fit and will abide by the rules and regulations given by the teachers in–charge. We are sending ₹ 500/- in cash which is non-refundable.

My ward will travel : a) on his/her own b) I will pick up my ward from school at 5:00 pm

Name of the Student_____________________________________ Class & Sec. __________________

Mother’s Name ___________________ Phone No.______________ Mother’s Signature________________

Father’s Name ___________________ Phone No.______________ Father’s Signature_________________

DATESHEET – CLASSES X & XII

PRE-BOARD EXAMINATION

TIS/CIR/51/22-23

03 December 2022

DAY & DATE	X	XII A	XII B	XII C and D
28.12.2022 [Wed]	S.SCIENCE	P.SCIENCE/H.SCIENCE	ACCOUNTANCY	PHYSICS
30.12.2022 [Fri]	ENGLISH	ENGLISH	ENGLISH	ENGLISH
12.01.2023 [Thur]	MATH/C.A.	MATH/PSY/GEOG	MATH	MATH/PSYCHOLOGY
16.01.2023 [Mon]	SCIENCE/H.SC.	ECO/PHY.ED.	ECONOMICS	C.SC./BIO/ECO/PHY.ED.
18.01.2023 [Wed]	HINDI/FRENCH	HIST/PAINTING	B.STUDIES	CHEMISTRY
20.01.2023 [Fri]	--	SIXTH SUBJECT	SIXTH SUBJECT	SIXTH SUBJECT

Points to Note:

The Pre Board Examination will be based on the entire syllabus in each subject and as per the latest CBSE pattern.
The timings on the day of examination will be from 8:00 am to 11:30 am. Students will be given 15 minutes of reading time at the beginning of the examination before attempting to answer the questions. Students can avail the bus facility of Nursery / KG route at 11:45 am, provided they bring the duly signed consent form by Friday, 09 December 2022.
The students should not come to school on the days when they don’t have an examination.
There must be no communication between students in writing, speech or gesture once they enter the examination room. A student who resorts to any kind of malpractice during the examination will be awarded ZERO for that particular subject and will be suspended from appearing in the rest of the papers. NO request will be entertained for showing any leniency in such cases.
BRINGING MOBILE PHONES TO SCHOOL DURING THE EXAMINATIONS IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED FOR ALL STUDENTS.
As per the new examination guidelines issued by CBSE, possession of mobile phones, calculators, written material, books, notes etc. will be considered as an attempt to cheat and will result in strict action being taken against the erring student.
Students must not write anything on the question paper except for their name and roll number. No rough work or calculation should be done on the question paper. Any violation of this rule will result in strict action.
Students must bring their own stationery. They will not be allowed to borrow any stationery item during examination.
There will be regular school for the students of Classes X and XII, from Monday, 23 January 2023. Answer sheets of the Pre-board exams will be shown to students on these days.

Warm regards

(Samira Gulati)

Dean Academics

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CONSENT FORM

DATESHEET – CLASSES X & XII

TIS/CIR/51/22-23

03 December 2022

I ______________________, parent of ____________________ of Class & Sec. ____________________, allow my ward to travel on her / his own on all days / on ________________________________________________ dates will pick up my ward personally on all days/ on ___________________________________________ dates.

____________________________ _________________________ __________________

Name of the Parent Signature of the Parent Date

CIRCULAR

Class: II

TIS/CIR/50/22-23

02 December 2022

Dear Parents

The school is organizing an educational outing for the students of Class II on Thursday, 08 December 2022 to Gandhi Smriti Museum, Rajghat, New Delhi. The visit will be during school hours. Students will not be allowed to go for the outing without parent’s consent. The duly filled consent form must be submitted to the Class teacher latest by Tuesday, 06 December 2022. This outing is optional for the students. Students must wear proper school uniform.

Warm regards

(Deepali Sahi)

HEADMISTRESS JR. SCHOOL

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Consent form

Class: II

TIS/CIR/50/22-23

02 December 2022

I have read the circular regarding the visit to Gandhi Smriti Museum, Rajghat, New Delhi on Thursday, 08 December 2022 and give my consent for my ward __________________________ of Class & Sec. __________ to go for the outing.

_________________________ ________________________ __________________

Name of Parent Signature of Parent Date

CIRCULAR

Class: VI, VII & VIII (Heritage Club)

TIS/CIR/49/22-23

29 November 2022

Dear Parents

The school is organizing a Heritage walk for the students of Heritage Club from Classes VI, VII and VIII on Saturday, 03December 2022 to the Humayun's Tomb, New Delhi. The students will be departing from school at 8:30 am and the expected time of arrival at school would be 12:00 noon. Kindly make necessary arrangement for dropping and picking your ward from the school. Students will not be allowed to go for the outing without the parent’s consent. The duly filled consent form must be submitted to the Class teacher latest by Thursday, 01 December 2022. This outing is optional for the students.

Warm regards

(Mallika Preman)

PRINCIPAL

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CIRCULAR

Class: VI, VII & VIII (Heritage Club)

TIS/CIR/49/22-23

29 November 2022

I have read the circular regarding the visit to the Humayun's Tomb, New Delhi on Saturday, 03December 2022 to and give my consent for my ward __________________________ of Class & Sec. ______ to go for the visit.

_________________________ ________________________ __________________

Name of Parent Signature of Parent Date

CIRCULAR

Class: III

TIS/CIR/48/22-23

28 November 2022

Dear Parents

The school is organizing an educational outing for the students of Class III on Wednesday, 30 November 2022 to Doll Museum, Bahadur Shah Zafar Marg, New Delhi-110 002. The visit will be during school hours. Students will not be allowed to go for the outing without parent’s consent. The duly filled consent form must be submitted to the Class teacher latest by Tuesday, 29 November 2022. This outing is optional for the students.

Warm regards

(Debjani Mitra)

HEADMISTRESS SR. SCHOOL

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Consent form

Class: III

TIS/CIR/48/22-23

28 November 2022

I have read the circular regarding the visit to Doll Museum, Bahadur Shah Zafar Marg, New Delhi-110 002 on Wednesday, 30 November 2022 and give my consent for my ward __________________________ of Class & Sec. __________ to go for the outing.

_________________________ ________________________ __________________

Name of Parent Signature of Parent Date

CIRCULAR

CLASSES: NURSERY TO XII

TIS/CIR/47/22-23

17 November 2022

Dear Parents

Upholding a long and honoured tradition of Education through the Arts, our school is proud to present its newest stage production, ‘Folk Tale Fiesta’.

Filled with humour, racy dialogues and action, lively music and colourful dances, this stage production, presented by our students of Classes IV to XII, promises to be a most engaging and enjoyable experience for one and all. The show is scheduled for Friday, 25 November 2022 and Saturday, 26 November 2022 in the school premises. Invitations for the same will follow. We hope you will all attend the show and applaud the efforts of our young performers.

You are requested to make a note of the following points:

a. Saturday, 19 November 2022 will be working only for the participants for the practice of the Biennial Production. Timings for the day will be from 8:00 am to 2:00 pm. Non-participants WILL NOT come to school on Saturday, 19 November 2022.

b. Participants will have rehearsals on Wednesday, 23 November 2022 and Thursday, 24 November 2022 and the performances on Friday, 25 November 2022 and Saturday, 26 November 2022. Non-participants WILL NOT come to school from Wednesday, 23 November 2022 till Saturday, 26 November 2022.

TIMINGS FOR REHEARSALS ON WEDNESDAY, 23 NOVEMBER 2022 AND THURSDAY, 24 NOVEMBER 2022 – 1:00 PM TO 8:00 PM

School buses will ply in the afternoon and evening to pick and drop the participants and volunteers.
Students should be at the bus stop on time in the afternoon to board the bus, keeping travelling time in mind.
Parents are requested to be at the bus stop on time to receive their wards in the evening.
Students travelling on their own should be in school by 1:00 pm and should be picked up by their parents/guardians from the school sharp at 8:00 pm. Buses will leave the school at 8:00 pm sharp.
Students are advised to bring sufficient food for the day. The school cafeteria will also be open.

TIMINGS FOR THE PERFORMANCES ON FRIDAY, 25 NOVEMBER 2022 AND SATURDAY, 26 NOVEMBER 2022 – 2:30 PM TO 8:00 PM

The school buses will ply ONLY in the afternoon to pick up the participants.
Students travelling on their own should be in school by 2:30 pm
Parents are requested to pick up their wards from the school at 8:00 pm as the school buses WILL NOT ply in the evening. Dispersal of students will be from the Volleyball Court. In case the child is travelling back home on her/ his own; she/he should do so with a consent note from their parents.
All participants are requested to carry a light snack on the days of the performances.

GENERAL POINTS

Students should come in sports uniform on the days of rehearsal and the show. Wearing the school I-card is mandatory.
The school will provide a snack to the participants and volunteers on 23, 24, 25 AND 26 NOVEMBER 2022.
Students not travelling by the school bus regularly may use the school bus for travelling on all days of practice, rehearsals and the show.
Students are not allowed to bring mobiles/ any valuable / cash (not more than `50/-). The school phone will be available for students to use if need be.
ALL PARTICIPANTS AND VOLUNTEERS HAVE TO BE PRESENT ON THE DAYS OF THE REHEARSAL AND PERFORMANCE. THEY SHOULD BE PUNCTUAL.

· Regular school will resume from Monday, 28 November 2022

· The weekly test scheduled for Friday, 25 November 2022 will be conducted on Wednesday, 30 November 2022.

Warm regards

(Mallika Preman)

PRINCIPAL

CIRCULAR

Classes: I

TIS/CIR/46/22-23

15 November 2022

Dear Parents

The school is organizing an educational outing for the students of Class I on Monday, 21 November 2022 to Deer Park. The visit will be during school hours. Students will not be allowed to go for the outing without parent’s consent. The duly filled consent form must be submitted to the Class teacher latest by Thursday, 17 November 2022. This outing is optional for the students.

Warm regards

(Deepali Sahi)

HEADMISTRESS JR. SCHOOL

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Consent form

Classes: I

TIS/CIR/46/22-23

15 November 2022

I have read the circular regarding the visit Deer Park on Monday, 21 November 2022 and give my consent for my ward __________________________ of Class & Sec. __________ to go for the outing.

_________________________ ________________________ __________________

Name of Parent Signature of Parent Date

CIRCULAR

Classes: V

TIS/CIR/45/22-23

14 November 2022

Dear Parents

The school is organizing an educational outing for the students of Class V on Tuesday, 22 November 2022 to the War Memorial. The visit will be during school hours. Students will not be allowed to go for the outing without parent’s consent. The duly filled consent form must be submitted to the Class teacher latest by Thursday, 17 November 2022. This outing is optional for the students.

Warm regards

(Deepali Sahi)

HEADMISTRESS JR. SCHOOL

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Consent form

Classes: V

TIS/CIR/45/22-23

14 November 2022

I have read the circular regarding the visit to the War Memorial on Tuesday, 22 November 2022 and give my consent for my ward __________________________ of Class & Sec. __________ to go for the outing.

_________________________ ________________________ __________________

Name of Parent Signature of Parent Date

CIRCULAR

Classes: IV

TIS/CIR/44/22-23

11 November 2022

Dear Parents

The school is organizing an educational outing for the students of Class IV on Tuesday, 22 November 2022 to the War Memorial. The visit will be during school hours. Students will not be allowed to go for the outing without parent’s consent. The duly filled consent form must be submitted to the Class teacher latest by Wednesday, 16 November 2022. This outing is optional for the students.

Warm regards

(Deepali Sahi)

HEADMISTRESS JR. SCHOOL

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Consent form

Classes: IV

TIS/CIR/44/22-23 11 November 2022

_________________________ ________________________ __________________

Name of Parent Signature of Parent Date

CIRCULAR

Classes: VII & VIII

TIS/CIR/43/22-23

10 November 2022

Dear Parents

The school is organizing a movie show for the students of classes VII & VIII as a part of Children’s Day celebration. They will be watching ‘Black Panther’ at Delite Cinemas, Asaf Ali Road, Delhi Gate, New Delhi-110 002 on Monday, 14 November 2022, the timings for which are 9:00 am to 12:00 noon. Students will be travelling to and from the venue in school transport. You are requested to send the duly filled consent form to the Class teacher by Friday, 11 November 2022.

Warm regards

(Mallika Preman)

PRINCIPAL

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CONSENT FORM

Classes: VII & VIII

TIS/CIR/43/22-23

10 November 2022

I _______________________________ parent/ Guardian of ______________________ of Class & Sec. ____________allow my ward to go for the movie show ‘Black Panther’ on Monday, 14 November 2022 at Delite Cinemas, Asaf Ali Road, Delhi Gate, New Delhi-110 002.

___________________________ _________________________ ________________

Name of the Parent Signature of the Parent Date

CIRCULAR

Classes: V - XII

TIS/CIR/42/22-23

10 November 2022

KAMP – NATIONAL ASSESSMENT OF SCIENTIFIC TEMPERAMENT & APTITUDE (NASTA) 2022

‘That which we persist in doing becomes easier for us to do; not that the nature of the thing itself is changed, but that our power to do it is increased.’ –Ralph Waldo Emerson

Dear Parents,

Knowledge and Awareness Mapping Platform “KAMP” is an international intellect E-based assessment platform which focuses on evaluating the knowledge of Science, Technology & Humanities among students. It is an initiative of CSIR-NIScPR, Dept. of S&T, Govt. of India.

The KAMP - NASTA (National Assessment of Scientific Temperament and Aptitude) – 2022 is designed and developed for the students of classes V –XII. The details of Kamp Nasta is as follows:

KAMP – NASTA 2022

Mode

Online/Offline

(The Tentative dates for the examinations will be between 19 January 2023 and 21 January 2023)

Type of Assessment

Multi Choice Questions (MCQ’s)

(5^th – 8^th) Duration

No. of Questions

Subjects

Paper 1

90 Minutes

60 Questions

Science & Math

Paper 2

90 Minutes

60 Questions

IT/Computers, EVS/Humanities, Aptitude/Reasoning

(9^th – 10^th) Duration

No. of Questions

Subjects

Paper 1

90 Minutes

80 Questions

Science, Mathematics

Paper 2

90 Minutes

60 Questions

IT/Computers, EVS/Humanities, Aptitude/Reasoning

(11^th – 12^th) Duration

No. of Questions

Subjects

Paper 1

90 Minutes

80 Questions

Aptitude & Career Advisory Test

Sponsorships & Certificates

National Topper : ₹50,000/ + Jr. Scientist Award + Certificates

State Topper: ₹10,000/ + Critical Thinker Award + Certificates

District Topper: ₹ 5,000/ + Medal of Excellence + Certificates

Visits for Toppers

Visit to Research Institutions/Organisations

Fortnightly Workshops

Online fortnightly workshops on Thursdays at 4:00 pm for all Registered students for one year

Knowledge Resources

Online access to CSIR journals, newsletters, magazines, podcasts etc. to all registered students

For more information visit https://kamp.res.in

Kindly note:

The registration fee for the assessment is ₹400/-per child. If you are interested in your ward participating in the test, please send the duly filled consent form and the required fee by Monday,14 November 2022.

Warm regards

(Mallika Preman)

PRINCIPAL

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CONSENT FORM

Classes: V - XII

TIS/CIR/42/22-23

10 November 2022

I would like my ward ______________________ of Class & section _______ to participate in KAMP NASTA. I am enclosing an amount of ₹400/- as the registration fees for the same.

______________________________ ____________________________ _______________

Name of the Parent Signature of the Parent Date

CIRCULAR

Classes: I-V

TIS/CIR/40/22-23

17 October 2022

Dear parents

Kindly note a few important points regarding the Junior Athletic Meet on Friday, 21 October 2022. The Junior Athletic Meet will be held during school hours i.e. 08:00 am - 01:50 pm. Regular timetable will be followed before/ after the event. Parents of students of classes I-III cannot pick up their ward after the event as dispersal for all classes will be at the usual time.

However, students who avail the school bus facility can be picked up by their parents at 1:50 pm. For the same, parents are requested to fill in the consent form given below and submit it to the class teacher by Wednesday, 19 October 2022. No last minute request will be accepted for the same.

Warm regards

(Deepali Sahi)

HEADMISTRESS, JR.SCHOOL

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CONSENT FORM (Classes: I-V)

TIS/CIR/40/22-23

17 October 2022

I ____________________________ parent/ Guardian of _________________________ of Class & Sec. _______ will not travel in school bus route no _____________________ as I will be picking him/ her up from the school.

_________________________ ________________________ ________________

Name of the Parent Signature of the Parent Date

CIRCULAR

Classes: Nursery to XII

TIS/CIR/36/22-23

27 September 2022

Dear Parents

As per the year planner, the Dussehra holidays are scheduled from Saturday, 01 October 2022 to Sunday, 09 October 2022. We will be celebrating Dussehra in the school on Friday, 30 September 2022 after the examination. In view of the celebration there will be a change in the examination schedule and dispersal schedule for that day.

Kindly make a note of the following:

Reading time : 8:05 am – 8:20 am
Writing time : 8:20 am – 11:20 am
Dussehra Celebration : 11:20 am -11:45 am
Dispersal : 11:45 am
Buses to leave : 11:50 am

School will reopen after Dussehra holidays on Monday, 10 October 2022 and will follow the regular school timings.

Have an enjoyable festive season

Warm regards

(Mallika Preman)

PRINCIPAL

CIRCULAR

Classes: Nursery to XII

TIS/CIR/35/22-23

09 September 2022

Dear Parent

Mid-Term Examination Schedule:

The Mid-Term Examination forClasses VI to XII will be conducted from Monday, 19 September 2022 till Friday, 30 September 2022. The timings of the school during the examination days will be from 8:00 am to 11:30 am for all classes. Classes I to V will follow a five periods of 50 minutes duration. Time table for the same will be shared in the class Google groups.
The school buses will leave the school premises at 11:45 am. Kindly note that in the afternoon the school buses will ply as per the morning bus routes during the examination days.
Please note that the students of Classes Nursery & KGwill be dropped at the morning bus stops only.
Parents are requested to be at the bus stop on time, keeping the duration of the travel in mind.
Parents who come to pick up their ward from the school should come at 11:30 am at Gate No. 2.
Cafeteria will remain closed during the Half Yearly Examination. The students must bring their own snacks to school.

Warm regards

(Mallika Preman)

PRINCIPAL

CIRCULAR

Classes: VI-X

FRENCH OLYMPIAD’S ENTRY LEVEL EXAMINATION 2022

TIS/CIR/26/22-23

August 2022

Dear Parents

Our School promotes and encourages students to participate in competitive Olympiads at an all India level to gauge their academic standard and aptitude. The French Embassy in India offers a unique opportunity to School students in India by conducting the French Olympiad (FO) 2022 across India for Classes VI-X.

By participating in the French Olympiad 2022 (Entry Level and National Level). The FO is planned at two levels: Entry Level Exams (ELE) and National Level Exams (NLE) which will be conducted in the school. Prizes on the completion of the National Level Examination (NLE) of the French Olympiad 2022 will be awarded as follows:

Three First Prize Winners of NLE will be awarded with a cheque of Rs.10,000/- each (Rupees Ten Thousand only).
Three Second Prize Winners of NLE will be awarded with a cheque of Rs. 5,000/- each (Rupees Five Thousand only).

III. Three Third Prize Winners of NLE will be awarded a cheque of Rs. 2,500/- each (Rupees Two Thousand Five Hundred only).

Participation fee for the Entry Level Exam (ELE) is Rs.336/- per student which includes an exam preparatory E-book. You are requested to submit Rs 336/- latest by Monday, 08 August 2022, if you want your ward to appear for this Olympiad. The examination dates shall be intimated to your ward well in advance for necessary preparation. Please note that participation in this Olympiad is entirely optional.

With regards

(Debjani Mitra)

HEADMISTRESS SR. SCHOOL

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CONSENT FORM

Classes: VI-X

French Olympiad’s Entry Level Examination 2022

TIS/CIR/26/22-23

August 2022

I ____________________________ Father/Mother/Guardian of ___________________________studying in Class & Sec. _______________confirm that my ward will be appearing for the French Olympiad 2022 and will follow all rules and regulations of the French Olympiad 2022. I am sending Rs. 336/- in cash for the Entry Level Exam.

Name of the Parent ____________________ Signature of the Parent_______________

Mobile No.____________________________ Date_______________________________

CIRCULAR

CLASS: VII

TIS/CIR/25/22-23

July 2022

Dear Parent

The school is organizing an educational trip for the students of Class VII on Thursday, 04 August 2022 to Qutub Minar, New Delhi. The students will be departing from school and will be back within the school hours. Please send the duly filled consent to the class teacher latest by Monday, 01 August 2022.

Warm regards

DEBJANI MITRA

HEADMISTRESS SR. SCHOOL

………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..…

CONSENT FORM

CLASS: VII

TIS/CIR/25/22-23

July 2022

I have read the circular regarding the visit to Qutub Minar, on Thursday, 04 August 2022 and give my consent for my ward __________________________ of Class & Sec. ______ to go for the visit.

___________________________ ____________________________ ____________

Name of the Parent Signature of the Parent Date

CIRCULAR - CLASS XI

REGISTRATION FOR BOARD EXAMINATION 2023

TIS/CIR/22/22-23

JULY 2022

Dear Parents

CBSE has started the process of CBSE registration for Class XI (2022- 2023). In this regard you are requested to fill the attached proforma IN BLOCK LETTERS and deposit it latest by Friday, 29 July 2022 by 12:00 noon. Kindly make a note of the following points:

· The form should be filled in BLOCK LETTERS.

· Kindly ensure that the spellings of names (of parents as well as the student) are correct and as per the Class X CBSE admit card filled at the time of admission in the school.

· No abbreviation of names of the Father, Mother or the Student is accepted by the CBSE. For example if the name of the father is Badri Nath Tiwari, it should be filled as Badri Nath Tiwari only and not B N Tiwari. Kindly do not write the title for eg Mr, Mrs, Ms etc.

· Kindly ensure that the Date of Birth of the student is filled correctly.

· A registration fee (details given below) is to be paid either through Cash or online payment through campus care.

· For online payment, you can log onto campus care and click on the link “CBSE REGISTRATION” to complete the payment . You can generate the receipt once you make the payment. Kindly print the receipt of the same and attach it with the form.

· In case of a cash payment you are requested to deposit the same in the school office along with the form by Friday, 29 July 2022, between 9:30 am to 12:30 pm.

Details-

Registration fee: – Rs 300/-

Kindly note, no change in the details filled by you will be entertained either by the CBSE or by the school, once you submit the form.

LAST DATE OF SUBMISSION OF FORM AND REGISTRATION FEE IS 12 NOON ON FRIDAY, 29 JULY 2022.

Warm regards

(Mallika Preman)

PRINCIPAL

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PROFORMA FOR CBSE REGISTRATION CLASS XI (2022-2023)

Dear Parents

You are requested to fill and submit the required information as required for Class XI CBSE registration of your ward latest by Friday, 29 July 2022, before 12 Noon.

PLEASE FILL ALL INFORMATION IN BLOCK LETTERS. THE INFORMATION SHOULD BE SAME AS FILLED DURING TIME OF ADMISSION IN THE SCHOOL.

Name of the Candidate

(In BLOCK Letters)

Date of Birth

Gender (Male/ Female)

____________________________________________________________________________

Aadhaar Card No

Father’s Name (In Block Letters)

Mobile No.

____________________________________________________________________________

________________________________Email ID :____________________________________

Mother’s Name (In Block Letters)

Mobile No.

_____________________________________________________________________________

Category (Please tick):

(If other than general category provide certificate)

(1) General _____________ (2) SC _________ (3) ST _____________(4) OBC___________

Specific learning disability

____________________________________________________________________________

Subjects opted :

1. English Core

2. ________________________________

3. ________________________________

4. _________________________________

5. _________________________________

6. 6th Subject (if any): ________________

Total Annual Income of the Father & Mother (required by CBSE)

Only child of parents

____________________________________________________________________________

Yes _____________________No____________________

Please note the details of the fee for the CBSE Class XI registration

₹ 300/- towards Class XI Registration (in cash only).
One black & white passport size photograph of the candidate in school uniform with his/her name & date of photograph clicked (on or after 01 April 2022) printed at the bottom of the photograph.

DECLARATION: The information provided above is correct and true. We shall bot request for a change in information at a later date.

____________________ _____________________________ _____________________________

(Sign. of the Father) (Sign. of the Mother) (Sign. of the student)

CIRCULAR - CLASS IX

REGISTRATION FOR BOARD EXAMINATION 2023

TIS/CIR/21/22-23

JULY 2022

Dear Parents

CBSE has started the process of CBSE registration for Class IX (2022- 2023). In this regard you are requested to fill the attached proforma IN BLOCK LETTERS and email it to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. latest by Friday, 15 July 2022 by 12:00 noon.

Kindly make a note of the following points:

The form should be filled in BLOCK LETTERS.
Kindly ensure that the spellings of names (of parents as well as the student) are correct and as per the admission form filled at the time of admission in the school.
No abbreviation of names of the Father, Mother or the Student is accepted by the CBSE. For example if the name of the father is Badri Nath Tiwari, it should be filled as Badri Nath Tiwari only and not B N Tiwari. Kindly do not write the title for eg Mr, Mrs, Ms etc.
Kindly ensure that the Date of Birth of the student is filled correctly.
A registration fee (details given below) is to be paid either through Cash or online payment through campus care.
For online payment, you can log onto campus care and click on the link “CBSE REGISTRATION” to complete the payment . You can generate the receipt once you make the payment. Kindly print the receipt of the same and attach it with the form and email the soft copy of the same with the registration form to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
In case of a cash payment you are requested to deposit the same in the school office along with the form by Friday, 15 July 2022, between 9:30 am to 12:30 pm.

Details-

Registration fee: – Rs 300/-

Kindly note, no change in the details filled by you will be entertained either by the CBSE or by the school, once you submit the form.

LAST DATE OF SUBMISSION OF FORM AND REGISTRATION FEE IS 12 NOON ON FRIDAY, 15 JULY 2022.

Warm regards

(Mallika Preman)

PRINCIPAL

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PROFORMA FOR CBSE REGISTRATION CLASS IX 2022-2023

Dear Parents

You are requested to fill the required information correctly as the same is required for online submission of Class IX forms and email it to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. latest by Friday, 15 July 2022, before 12 Noon.

PLEASE FILL ALL INFORMATION IN BLOCK LETTERS. THE INFORMATION SHOULD BE SAME AS FILLED DURING TIME OF ADMISSION IN THE SCHOOL

Name of the Candidate

(In BLOCK Letters)

Date of Birth

Gender (Male/ Female)

____________________________________________________________________________

Aadhaar Card No

Father’s Name (In Block Letters)

Mobile No.

____________________________________________________________________________

________________________________Email ID :____________________________________

Mother’s Name (In Block Letters)

Mobile No.

_____________________________________________________________________________

Caste (Please tick):

(1) General _____________ (2) SC _________ (3) ST _____________(4) OBC___________

Specific learning disability

____________________________________________________________________________

Subjects (Kindly tick the right options)

1. English Language & Literature

2. Hindi/ Communicative Sanskrit/ French/ German

3. Math Basic/ Math Standard/ Computer Application

4. Science/ Home Science

5. Social Science

Annual Income of the Father & Mother (required by CBSE)

Third Language passed in class VIII

Only child of parents

____________________________________________________________________________

______________________________Year of Passing________________________________

Yes _____________________No____________________

Please note the details of the fee for the CBSE Class IX registration

₹ 300/- Registration Fee.
Kindly attach the receipt of the payment made along with the form.
One black & white passport size photograph of the candidate in school uniform with his/her name & date of photograph clicked (on or after 01 April 2022) printed at the bottom of the photograph.

DECLARATION: The information provided above is correct and true. We shall bot request for a change in information at a later date.

_________________________ ___________________ ________________________

(Sign. of the Father) (Sign. of the Mother) (Sign. of the student)

CIRCULAR FOR CLASS XII

REGISTRATION FOR BOARD EXAMINATION 2023

TIS/CIR/20/22-23

June 2022

Dear Parents

CBSE has started the process of registration for Class XII Board Examination 2023. In this regard you are requested to fill the attached proforma IN BLOCK LETTERS and email it to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. latest by Friday, 08 July 2022 by 12:00 noon.

Kindly make a note of the following points:

The form should be filled in BLOCK LETTERS.
Kindly ensure that the spellings of names (of parents as well as the student) are correct and as per the class X marksheet.
No abbreviation of names of the Father, Mother or the Student is accepted by CBSE. For example if the name of the father is Badri Nath Tiwari , it should be filled as Badri Nath Tiwari only and not B N Tiwari. Kindly do not write the title for eg Mr, Mrs, Ms etc.
Kindly ensure that the Date of Birth of the student is filled correctly.
A registration fee (details given below) is to be paid either through Cash or online payment through campus care.
For online payment, you can log onto campus care and click on the link “CBSE REGISTRATION” to complete the payment. You can generate the receipt once you make the payment. Kindly print the receipt of the same and attach it with the form and email the soft copy of the same with the registration form to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
In case of a Cash payment, you are requested to deposit the same in the school office along with the form by Friday, 08 July 2022, between 9:30 am to12:30 pm.

Details of Board Registration fee:

Examination fee – Rs. 1500/-
Migration certificate fee – Rs. 350/-
Practical fee – Rs. 150/- per subject (all subjects have practical component except Mathematics and English Core)
Additional subject – Rs. 450/- (Examination fee - Rs. 300/- + practical fee of Rs. 150/-)

Kindly note, no change in the details filled by you will be entertained either by the CBSE or by the school, once you submit the form.

LAST DATE OF SUBMISSION OF FORM AND REGISTRATION FEE IS 12:00 NOON, FRIDAY, 08 JULY 2022.

Warm regards

(Mallika Preman)

PRINCIPAL

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Performa for CBSE Registration Class XII Session 2022-2023

Dear Parent

You are requested to fill the required information correctly (Please refer to the class X Marksheet for the same) for Class XII board registration of your ward and email it to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. latest by Friday, 08 July 2022 before 12:00 noon.

1. Name of the Candidate : _________________________________________________

(in BLOCK Letters)

2. Aadhaar Card No. : __________________________________________________

3. Gender (Male / Female) : _________________________________________________

4. Date of Birth : __________________________________________________

5. Gen/SC/OBC (Please attach the certificate,

if applicable : __________________________________________________

6. Handicapped/ Specific learning Disability : _______________________________________________

7. Residential Address : __________________________________________________

: ____________________________________________________

8. Father's Name ( in BLOCK LETTERS) : _________________________________________________

Mobile No. : ______________________ Email ID _____________________

9. Mother's Name ( in BLOCK LETTERS) : ______________________________________________

Mobile No. : _____________________ Email ID _____________________

10. Annuual Income of Father & Mother : ______________________________________ (Required by CBSE)

11. Only Child of Parent (Yes/No) : ___________________________________________________

12. Subjects : 1. English Core 2. ___________________ 3. ________________

4. ____________ 5. __________________ 6. ______________

13. Class X Board Roll No : ____________________________________________________

14. Name of the Board & Year of Passing : _________________________________________________

15. Year of passing class XI : __________________________________________________

IMPORTANT NOTE

Please submit the following fee for Board Examination along with the filled in form latest by Friday, 08 July 2022.

a) Examination fee – 1500/- b) Migration Fee (Compulsory for all student) - Rs. 350/-

c) Practical Fee- 150/- ( each subject) d) Additional Subject ( Including Practicals) - Rs. 450/-

Total Amount Paid : ___________________________

Kindly attach the following:

Class X marksheet
Receipt of payment of registration fee

__________________ ________________ _______________

(FATHER’S NAME/ SIGN.) (MOTHER’S NAME/ SIGN.) (STUDENT’S NAME/ SIGN)

CIRCULAR - CLASS X

REGISTRATION FOR BOARD EXAMINATION 2023

TIS/CIR/19/22-23

June 2022

Dear Parents

CBSE has started the process of registration for Class X Board Examination 2023. In this regard you are requested to fill the attached proforma IN BLOCK LETTERS and email it to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. latest by Friday, 08 July 2022 by 12:00 noon.

Kindly make a note of the following points:

The form should be filled in BLOCK LETTERS.
Kindly ensure that the spellings of names (of parents as well as the student) are correct and as per the admission form filled at the time of registration in class IX.
No abbreviation of names of the Father, Mother or the Student is accepted by the CBSE. For example if the name of the father is Badri Nath Tiwari, it should be filled as Badri Nath Tiwari only and not B N Tiwari. Kindly do not write the title for eg Mr, Mrs, Ms etc.
Kindly ensure that the Date of Birth of the student is filled correctly.
A registration fee (details given below) is to be paid either through Cash or online payment through campus care.
For online payment, you can log onto campus care and click on the link “CBSE REGISTRATION” to complete the payment . You can generate the receipt once you make the payment. Kindly print the receipt of the same and attach it with the form and email the soft copy of the same with the registration form to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
In case of a cash payment you are requested to deposit the same in the school office along with the form by Friday, 08 July 2022, between 9:30 am to 12:30 pm
Details of Board Registration fee:
- Examination fee – Rs. 1500/-
- Migration certificate fee – Rs. 350/- ( in case you want to shift out of CBSE system after class X)
Kindly note, no change in the details filled by you will be entertained either by the CBSE or by the school, once you submit the form.

LAST DATE OF SUBMISSION OF FORM AND REGISTRATION FEE IS 12 NOON ON FRIDAY, 08 JULY 2022.

Warm regards

(Mallika Preman)

PRINCIPAL

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PERFORMA FOR CBSE REGISTRATION CLASS X SESSION 2022-2023

Dear Parents

You are requested to fill the required information correctly as the same is required for online submission of Class X forms and email it to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. latest by Friday, 08 July 2022 before 12 noon.

PLEASE FILL ALL INFORMATION IN BLOCK LETTERS. THE INFORMATION SHOULD BE SAME AS FILLED DURING CLASS IX REGISTRATION.

a) Name of the Candidate : ____________________________________________________________________

(In Block Letters)

b) Date of Birth: :_________________________ c) Gender: Male / Female ____________________

d) Aadhaar Card No : _____________________________________________________________________

e) Father’s Name: :______________________________________________________________________

(In Block Letters)

Mobile No. : :_________________________ Email ID ___________________________________

f) Mother’s Name: : ______________________________________________________________________

(In Block Letters)

Mobile No. : :______________________________ Email ID _______________________________

g) Caste (Please tick) : (1) General __________ (2) SC __________ (3) ST__________ (4) OBC _________

h) Specific learning disability: __________________________________________________________________

i) Subjects (Kindly tick the right options)

English Language & Literature 2. Hindi/ Sanskrit/ French

Math Basic/ Math Standard/ Computer Application 4. Science/ Home Scienc

Social Science

j) Annual Income of Mother & Father : _________________________________ (required by CBSE)

k)Migration Certificate Required : Yes ___________________ No __________________________

l) Third Language passed in Class VIII : _______________________ Year of Passing: ___________________

m) Only Child of Parents : Yes ____________________ No ___________________________________

n) Please remit the following fee for Board Examination

Examination Fee –Rs. 1500/-

Students who wish to apply for migration certificate –Rs.350/-

(Kindly attach the receipt of the payment made along with the form)

_______________________ ________________________ ________________

(FATHER’S NAME/ SIGN.) (MOTHER’S NAME/ SIGN.) ( STUDENT’S NAME/ SIGN)

CIRCULAR

CLASSES: NURSERY TO XII

TIS/CIR/18/22-23

May 2022

Dear Parent

Summer vacation for Classes Nursery to V will begin from Wednesday, 11 May 2022 till Sunday, 03 July 2022. However Classes VI to X & XI will have their extra classes as per the schedule given below:

CLASSES	DAYS / DATES	TIMINGS
VI-VIII	Wednesday, 11 May 2022 till Friday, 20 May 2022	8:00 am to 12:30 pm
IX,X & XII	Wednesday, 11 May 2022 till Friday, 27 May 2022	8:00 am to 12:30 pm

Attendance is mandatory for the extra classes.
School buses will ply as per the above schedule.
Friday Tests for Classes VI to X & XII will be conducted as per the dates mentioned in the Year Planner.
The time table for these classes will be shared on Google groups by 10 May 2022.
There will be no classes on Saturday, 14 May 2022 & Saturday, 21 May 2022.
Monday, 16 May 2022 will be a holiday on account of Buddha Purnima.

School reopens for Classes Nursery to XII on Monday, 04 July 2022.

Warm regards

(Mallika Preman)

PRINCIPAL

CIRCULAR

CLASS - XII

TIS/CIR/17/22-23

May 2022

Summer Adventure Camp at Nainital Hills

Dear Parents,

The school is organizing a 3-nights and 4 days adventure camp for students of Class XII at Rocksport, Nainital Hills. in the summer vacations for class XII from Friday, 03 June to Tuesday, 07 June 2022. Supervised by teachers and professional instructors, the program is specially designed for the young minds to help them experience a ‘new freedom’ in the lap of nature. Safety and the security of the students is our prime concern and high-quality equipment would be utilized at the camps.

Each day at the camp has been customized to bring out different aspects of a child’s personality. Children at camp will explore nature, visit villages to get a taste of rural lifestyle and live independently, becoming self-reliant. These activities have been planned to inculcate environmental stewardship, group management, minimal impact camping, self-care and wilderness skills in the students.

The cost of the trip is ₹9700/-. If you are interested in sending your ward to the camp, kindly fill the consent slip and send it back latest by Thursday, 12 May 2022 along with the cheque for the camp fee.

Payment Details:

The cheque should be made in the name of Great Rocksport Private Limited
In case you desire to make online payment, then please note down the account details for the same ( kindly fill the details of the payment on the consent slip)
A/C No. : 1312805000
Bank Name : Kotak Mahindra Bank
IFSC Code : KKBK0004610

Detailed itinerary of the trip will be given to the students once they register for the trip.

Cancellation Policy:

In Case of Covid wave 100% cost will be refunded.
If a student or any family member becomes Covid positive, then ₹1500/- will be deducted and the balance will be refunded. This clause holds true even till the day of departure.

Warm regards

(Mallika Preman)

PRINCIPAL

…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….

CONSENT FORM

CLASS – XII -Summer Adventure Camp at Nainital Hills

TIS/CIR/17/22-23

May 2022

We permit our ward to join the adventure camp at Rocksport, Nainital Hills, Uttarakhand. We understand that the teachers and organisation will take all possible care to safeguard our ward. However, we indemnify the school authorities and the organisation from all responsibility in case of a natural or unforeseen mishap.

Our ward is physically fit and will abide by the rules and the regulations of the camp.

We are enclosing the full trip cost of ₹9700/-vide cheque no. _______________________________________ or NEFT(UTR No.) ____________ Date: _______________

___________________________ ____________________

Name of the student Class & section

__________________________ _____________________________

Name & signature of Mother Name & signature of Father

______________________ ________________________

Contact Number of Mother Contact Number of Father

CIRCULAR

Classes: VI-VIII (Self Defence Workshop)

TIS/CIR/16/22-23

May 2022

Dear Parents

The safety and security of girls is of prime concern today, as they lead in every field and carve a niche for themselves. We are organizing a 4-day Self Defence workshop for girls, from Monday, 23 May 2022 to Thursday, 26 May 2022 in the school. The Delhi Police Self Defence Team will train them for two hours daily from 8:00 am to 10:00 am.

Date	Activity	Venue	Timings
Monday, 23 May 2022 to Thursday, 26 May 2022	Self Defence Workshop	School Auditorium	8:00am-10:00 am

Your ward can avail the school bus in the morning but kindly note that there will be no school transport available at 10:00 am, so you are requested to make arrangements to pick up your ward from school at 10:00 am.

Warm regards

(Mallika Preman)

PRINCIPAL

………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………

CONSENT FORM

Classes: VI-VIII (Self Defence Workshop)

TIS/CIR/16/22-23

May 2022

I, _____________________, parent of _______________________ of Class & section ______________________, allow my ward to participate in the self Defence workshop scheduled from Monday, 23 May 2022 to Thursday, 26 May 2022.

________________________________ _________________________________ ____________________

Name of the Parent Signature of the Parent Date

CIRCULAR

Classes: IX – XII

SUMMER PROGRAM

TIS/CIR/15C/22-23

April 2022

Dear Parents

We have always endeavored to provide Tagoreans with opportunities to enhance their skills & explore their latent talent through various programs. During the last summer vacation, we collaborated with GyanSthan Education Services, who had organised various training sessions for dance, personality development, and speaking skills. Our students enjoyed these sessions and based on the feedback, we are once again collaborating with them in order to provide a chance to our students to learn from experts and luminaries in different fields. Each of these programs will have a specific goal ensuring tangible results. The participants will receive a certificate from the Academy. The sessions will be held online as per the details given below:

The following programs are being offered:

S.NO	PROGRAM	CONDUCTED BY	TIME
1	Financial Literacy	RISHABH SHAH ACADEMY OF FINANCIAL LITERACY & ENTREPRENEURSHIP	9:00 - 10:00 am
2	Theater	CYRUS BROACHA'S ACADEMY FOR ENTRE-TAINMENT	10:00 -11:00 am
3	Film Making	SUBHASH GHAI ACADEMY FOR FILMMAKING BY WHISTLING WOODS:	11:00 am- 12:00 noon
4	Personality Development	LESLEE LEWIS FINISHING ACADEMY	12:00 noon to 01:00 pm

The details of the program are given below:

● Program Duration :Monday, 6 June 2022 to Friday, 17 June 2022
● No of Sessions :10 sessions (Two weeks-Monday to Friday)
● Duration of each Session :1 hour per day
● Registration Fee :₹3,000 per program per student (to be paid directly to GyanSthan)

Please note:

It is OPTIONALfor you to register your ward for the program.
A student can choose one or more programs.
You need to make the payment for registering your ward for the program by using ONE of the two methods. Payment details are as follows:

Using the link: https://rzp.io/l/GH3MlfM0
Bank Transfer:

Account Name: Gyansthan Education Services LLP

Account number 201008937149

IFSC code: INDB0000001

Branch Address: IndusInd Bank, Opera House branch, Lamington Road, Mumbai.

➔ Kindly fill the Google Form through the following link after making the payment for participation . https://forms.gle/JAcki4dDMHSCzcc6A

➔ The last date for filling in your subscription and making the payment is Friday, 6 May 2022

We hope that you will avail of the summer program opportunity for your ward for learning from the experts!

Stay safe, stay healthy

Warm regards

MALLIKA PREMAN

PRINCIPAL

CIRCULAR

Classes: VI-VIII

SUMMER PROGRAM

TIS/CIR/15B/22-23

April 2022

Dear Parents

The following programs are being offered:

S.NO	PROGRAM	CONDUCTED BY	TIME
1	Theatre	CYRUS BROACHA'S ACADEMY FOR ENTRE-TAINMENT	9:00 - 10:00 am
2	Financial Literacy	RISHABH SHAH ACADEMY OF FINANCIAL LITERACY & ENTREPRENEURSHIP	10:00 -11:00 am
3	Personality Development	LESLEE LEWIS FINISHING ACADEMY	10:00 - 11:00 am
4	Film Making	SUBHASH GHAI ACADEMY FOR FILMMAKING BY WHISTLING WOODS:	12:00 noon to 01:00pm

The details of the program are given below:

● Program Duration : Monday, 30 May 2022 to Friday, 10 June 2022
● No of Sessions : 10 sessions (Two weeks- Monday to Friday)
● Duration of each Session : 1 hour per day
● Registration Fee : ₹3,000 per program per student (to be paid directly to GyanSthan)

Please note:

It is OPTIONALfor you to register your ward for the program.
A student can choose one or more programs.
You need to make the payment for registering your ward for the program by using ONE of the two methods. Payment details are as follows:

Using the link: https://rzp.io/l/GH3MlfM0
Bank Transfer:

Account Name: Gyansthan Education Services LLP

Account number 201008937149

IFSC code: INDB0000001

Branch Address: IndusInd Bank, Opera House branch, Lamington Road, Mumbai

➔ Kindly fill the Google Form through the following link after making the payment for participation https://forms.gle/VBwLYkjq1fCwBuaj9

➔ The last date for filling in your subscription and making the payment is Friday, 06 May 2022.

We hope that you will avail of the summer program for your ward to learn from the experts!

Stay safe, stay healthy!

Warm regards

(Mallika Preman)

PRINCIPAL

CIRCULAR

Classes: I – V

SUMMER PROGRAM

TIS/CIR/15A/22-23

April 2022

Dear Parents

The following programs are being offered for students of classes I to V:

S. NO	PROGRAM	CONDUCTED BY	TIME
1	THEATRE	CYRUS BROACHA’S ACADEMY OF ENTRE-TAINMENT	9:00 am -10:00 am
2	ABACUS TRAINING	INDIAN INSTITUTE OF VEDIC MATH & ABACUS	10:00 am-11:00 am
3	CONTEMPORARY DANCE	SHAIMAK DANCE EDUCATION	11:00 am-12:00 noon

Program Duration : Monday, 16 May 2022 to Friday, 27 May 2022
No of Sessions : 10 sessions (Two weeks from Monday to Friday)
Duration of each Session : 1 hour per day
Registration Fee : ₹ 3,000 per program per student (to be paid directly to GyanSthan)

Please note:

It is OPTIONALfor you to register your ward for the program.
A student can choose one or more programs.
You need to make the payment for registering your ward for the program by using ONE of the two methods. Payment details are as follows:

Using the link: https://rzp.io/l/GH3MlfM0
Bank Transfer:

Account Name: Gyansthan Education Services LLP

Account number 201008937149

IFSC code: INDB0000001

Branch Address: IndusInd Bank, Opera House branch, Lamington Road, Mumbai

➔ Kindly fill the Google Form through the following link after making the payment for participation.

https://forms.gle/1pZTnqSFHaVnDqjy6

➔ The last date for filling in your subscription and making the payment is Friday, 06 May 2022.

We hope that you will avail of the summer program for your ward to learn with fun!

Stay safe, stay healthy

Warm regards

MALLIKA PREMAN

PRINCIPAL

CIRCULAR

CLASS: V (2022-2023)

TIS/CIR/13/22-23

April 2022

Dear Parent

As per CBSE guidelines, each student in Classes VI to VIII is required to study THREE languages. English is the first language and is compulsory for all. Hindi is the second language and is compulsory for Indian students. However, the nationals of other countries are exempted from studying Hindi.

The school offers German, French and Sanskrit as options for the third language in Class VI (2023-2024). All students have to opt for any ONE of the three. They have to be certain of their choice as they have to study the same language for the next three years and no change at a later date or class will be possible. A student will require to score a minimum of a Grade D in the final assessment of the third language to be eligible to be promoted to the next class.

Warm regards

(Mallika Preman)

PRINCIPAL

CIRCULAR

Classes: Nursery - XII

CYBER SAFETY POLICY

TIS/CIR/12/22-23

April 2022

Dear Parents,

“Bullying in any form is strictly prohibited inside or outside the school premises and no such act will go unnoticed or unpunished”

This Cyber Safety Policy of Tagore International School East of Kailash, explains the desired Student Code of Conduct. This policy is to engage all students, teaching and non-teaching staff and parents in an effort against cyber bullying, as part of the moral and administrative fabric of the school.

Our school has an obligation to provide a safe, secure and caring environment. We maintain a zero tolerance policy towards bullying of students and staff, either using technology or otherwise.

DEFINITIONS

Cyber safety refers to safe and desirable practices in online environments and in the use of electronic and ICT equipment devices.
ICT Equipment/devices include but is not limited to, computers, laptops, tablets, storage devices, cameras, all types of mobile phones, video and audio players/receivers, social networking sites, and any other technologies as they come into use.
Cyber Bullying involves the unwanted use of electronic equipment devices to harass and cause discomfort to other members of the school community.

IMPLEMENTATION

Being involved in online spaces requires students to behave responsibly - for themselves and others. This includes:

appropriate use of language
upholding democratic values
respect for diversity and equality
respect for privacy and dignity of others
no violation of the human rights
not visit any inappropriate sites
respect for people's property (e.g. copyright)

BEHAVING SAFELY ONLINE MEANS

protecting their own privacy and personal information
selecting appropriate spaces to work and contribute
protecting the privacy of others (this can be sharing personal information or images)
being proactive in letting a parent/ guardian or teacher know if something is 'not quite right'

These principles of safety and responsibility apply to Internet and social media use at home and at school.

THE SCHOOL WILL

make students aware of the benefits and risks of using ICT.
integrate cyber safety education into the curriculum with other school safety issues.
promote staff awareness of their professional responsibilities for students’ well-being in the area of cyber safety.
provide information to parents through information on school website, website, posters and workshops.

· THE STUDENT WILL

sign an agreement to abide by the school’s cyber safety policy that aims to prevent bullying and harassment.
ensure that all material being accessed on the internet is appropriate.
seek clarification about accessing websites or other sources of information where they may be unsure of content.
ensure that their communication with other students, staff members and community members does not result in personal harassment, vilification or attack. This includes, but is not limited to, written words and the posting of images.
ensure that they do not log in using a fake identity.
report any communications which are inappropriate, to parents/guardians or a teacher, when ICT equipment devices are used out of school time.

· THE PARENT WILL

explain the “internet use permission form” to their ward/s.
support the school in encouraging responsible use of ICT equipment/devices by their ward.

· SCHOOL BASED ACTIONS AND CONSEQUENCES

Ø If a student is found to be involved in any misconduct, it will be considered an informed decision/choice by the student to engage in such activity. It will NOT be considered a mistake. The following action may be taken in such situations:

Oral/Written warning.
Suspension from attending classes/school for a specified period.
Withholding or cancelling the result.
Expulsion/Rustication from school in extreme cases.

This policy will be reviewed annually.

Warm regards

(Mallika Preman)

PRINCIPAL

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CONSENT FORM

Classes: Nursery – XII

TIS/CIR/12/22-23

April 2022

I ______________________ Parent of _______________________ of Class & Sec.________ has read and understand the Cyber Safety Policy of the school. I will ensure that my ward follows the same. If she/he is found violating any rule/s strict action will be taken against her/him.

___________________________ _________________________ ________________

Name of the Parent Signature of the Parent Date

CIRCULAR

Classes: I - XII

TIS/CIR/11/22-23

April 2022

Dear Parents,

A clean environment is a human right like any other. It is therefore part of our responsibility toward others to ensure that the world we pass on is as healthy, if not healthier, than we found it." - Dalai Lama

Committed to creating a Clean and Green School, Tagore International School, East of Kailash is making continuous efforts to sensitize the school students, staff, parents, and community about their role in maintaining a clean and healthy environment through various programs. We have undertaken several initiatives to generate awareness among school children and community towards environment related issues of concern, through various activities organised by school. Environment awareness and consciousness is well reflected in our teaching learning strategies as we have incorporated SDGs in our curriculum and working towards creating environmentally conscious citizens.

As we know that plastic is a new generation material that is irreplaceable, it should be used judiciously and then recycled. To continue with our endeavours, we are glad to announce the Phase- II of the Mega Plastic collection drive in collaboration with ICPE (Indian Centre for Plastic in the environment) from 18 April 2022 to 30 April 2022. The Indian Centre for Plastics in the Environment (ICPE) set up on the recommendation of a Task Force constituted by The Ministry of Environment and Forests (MOEF), is a body registered under Society Act on January 27, 1999. It is a nodal agency recognized by the Government of India to handle all issues related to Plastics and Environment in the country.

To make this Mega plastic collection drive, a whole school and community outreach program and restricting the plastic to be sent to landfills and junkyard, we need the collaborative efforts of parents, teachers, and the students’ community.

We invite the parents and students to be on board with us for this noble cause of environment conservation and put significant efforts in making our school, community, and city a sustainable place to live in as there is no planet B. Participating Students shall receive a certificate from ICPE.

The Mega Plastic Collection Drive is Starting from 18 April 2022 and will end on 30 April 2022. Follow the following instructions to submit your plastic waste:

Put the collected plastic waste into a bag neatly labelled (Student’s Name, Class and section). Ensure that the plastic waste is clean and dry.
Click a photo of your collected plastic waste and upload it in the following Google Form. The images will be accepted in .jpg format only.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScpu_NZzj30K7OnaRt-qVirFbKER9kemTH_XOcaJULpbk6xQA/viewform

(Coordinating Teacher: Ms. Shilpi Bhattacharya; Coordinating Teacher’s Mobile No. 9891789815)

Submit your plastic waste at the school gate between 8:00 am to 2:00 pm.

We look forward to your active participation to make this drive a success.

Warm regards

MALLIKA PREMAN

PRINCIPAL

CIRCULAR

Class: XII A

TIS/CIR/10/22-23

April 2022

Dear Parent

The school is organizing an educational trip for the students of Class XII A on Wednesday, 20 April 2022 to National Museum of Delhi. The visit will be during the school hours. Please send the duly filled consent to the class teacher latest by Tuesday, 19 April 2022. Please ensure that your ward follows the covid protocols. Mobile phones are not allowed.

Warm regards

(Mallika Preman)

PRINCIPAL

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CONSENT FORM

Class: XII A

TIS/CIR/10/22-23

April 2022

I have read the circular regarding the visit to National Museum of Delhi on Wednesday, 20 April 2022 and give my consent for my ward __________________________ of Class & Sec. ______ to go for the visit.

___________________________ _________________________ ________________

Name of the Parent Signature of the Parent Date

CIRCULAR

Class: X

TIS/CIR/09/22-23

April 2022

Dear Parent

CBSE has introduced Two Levels of Assessment in Mathematics in Class X - Mathematics Standard and Mathematics Basic (curriculum being the same, the assessment of Basic Mathematics will be of an easier level as compared to Mathematics Standard).

Kindly note the following points w.r.t Math Standard and Basic:

A student will have the right to choose between the two levels of Examination - Mathematics Standard or Mathematics Basic for class X Board Examinations. The syllabus, classroom teaching and internal assessment for both the levels of examination would remain the same.
Students can make a choice according to their aptitude and ability.
Mathematics Standard is meant for students who wish to pursue Mathematics in their +2 level whereas Mathematics Basic will be for the students who are not keen on pursuing Mathematics at higher levels.
The school will conduct two levels of assessment during the Pre Board examination and Revision examination.
Kindly note that students who would like to pursue Science, Commerce and Humanities with Mathematics in Classes XI & XII will have to compulsorily appear for Mathematics Standard in their Board examination to be conducted in March 2023.

Students will have to make a choice to opt for the level of Mathematics they would like to appear for in the Board Examination and the same has to be submitted to CBSE at the time of submission of the list of Candidates (LoC) by the school in the month of September 2022. We request you to discuss with your ward her/ his choice of Mathematics Standard or Basic for Board Examination-2023 and submit the form by Friday, 23 April 2022. No request for a change will be entertained once you have submitted your ward's preference.

Warm regards

(Mallika Preman)

PRINCIPAL

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CONSENT FORM

Class: X

TIS/CIR/09/22-23

April 2022

I ______________________________ Parent / Guardian of ________________________________of Class & Sec. ________________ have read the given information regarding Mathematics Standard or Basic for Board Examination-2023.

My Ward will opt for-

i) Mathematics Standard
ii) Mathematics Basic

I understand that my ward needs to study Mathematics Standard to be eligible to study Science / Commerce / Humanities with Mathematics in Class XI & XII. (No change of options will be allowed once I register my choice)

Agree

Disagree

_________________________ ______________________________ _______________

Name of the Parent Signature of the Parent Date

CIRCULAR

Class X (2021-2022)

TIS/CIR/08/22-23

April 2022

Dear Parent

Students of class X are going to appear in the Board examination conducted by CBSE in the months of April-May 2022. We take this opportunity to wish each one the very best for their examination. Their hard work and perseverance will definitely be rewarded.

After class X, students will take their first step towards their chosen career when they select the subjects and stream of their choice. As parents and teachers, it becomes imperative for us to guide them and give due importance to their academic performance while advising them about the stream they should choose.

Your ward has been given provisional admission to Class XI on the basis of their Term I and Pre-Board Marks. CBSE will be declaring the result for Class X in the month of July 2022. They will have to secure a pass mark sheet from CBSE to be eligible to continue in Class XI.

Your ward can continue/change the Stream / Subject after the result is declared, based on :
- Availability of seats
- Marks in final result
- Eligibility criteria as given below:

grades required in Class X Board result:

FOR SCIENCE

FOR COMMERCE

FOR HUMANITIES WITH MATH

English – 70% and above

Science – 75% and above

Math – 75% and above

English – 70% and above

Math – 75% and above

English – 70% and above

Math – 65% and above

*Student with National Level achievement in sports/ cultural events will be given a concession of 5% for stream selection.

The following are the options available in Class XI:

S. No.	SCIENCE	COMMERCE	HUMANITIES
1.	ENGLISH CORE	ENGLISH CORE	ENGLISH CORE
2.	PHYSICS	ACCOUNTANCY	POLITICAL SCIENCE / HOME SCIENCE
3.	CHEMISTRY	BUSINESS STUDIES	HISTORY /PAINTING
4.	BIO / ECO / COMP SC/ PHY.ED.	ECONOMICS	ECONOMICS / PHY.ED.
5.	MATHEMATICS / PSYCHOLOGY	MATHEMATICS	GEOGRAPHY / PSYCHOLOGY/ MATHEMATICS

Please note:

English Core is compulsory for all streams.
Students opting for Science with Economics or Computer Science will have to compulsorily study Mathematics.
Economics/ Psychology/Home Science will be offered on a first come first served basis at the time of registration, due to limited seats.
If your ward wants to pursue Mathematics in class XI, she / he should have opted for Mathematics (Standard) in class X.

You are requested to register your ward in Class XI provisionally as per the subject and stream allotted. You are requested to collect the registration form and submit it in the school office by Friday, 22 April 2022.

Warm regards

(Mallika Preman)

PRINCIPAL

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CONSENT FORM

(Class X: 2021-2022)

TIS/CIR/08/22-23

April 2022

I, _____________________ parents of ___________________ Class & Sec.____________understand that my ward has been given provisional admission as per his/her Term I & Pre-Board marks. I am aware that I will have to pay the first quarter fee (April 2022 - June 2022) for registration of my ward in class XI by Friday, 22 April 2022. There will be no reservation of seats in case the form/fee is not submitted by the due date. The seat will then be allotted to an external candidate.

And also I have to register my ward with a written confirmation of stream/subject opted for by my ward in Class XI, within THREE days of the declaration of the result to confirm my ward’s admission to the stream/subject of his/her choice, failing which no seat will be reserved for my ward.

____________________ ________________________ __________________ _____________

Name of Father / Mother Signature of Father / Mother Contact no. Date

CIRCULAR

CLASS IX

TIS/CIR/07/22-23

April 2022

Dear Parent

The assessment structure for Class IX is as follows:

Component	Weightage
Internal Assessment: 1. Periodic test & Mid Term Examination (5 Marks) 2. Portfolio Submission (5 Marks) 3. Subject Enrichment Activity (5 Marks) 4. Multiple Assessment (5 Marks)	20 Marks
Final Examination	80 Marks
Total	100 Marks

Examination

Following assessments will be carried out throughout the session as per the schedule given below:

ASSESSMENT	MARKS	MONTH
Periodic 1	35 +35	July – August
Term I Examination	80	September
Periodic 2	35 + 35	November – December
Term II Examination	80	February-March 2023

Multiple assessments will be conducted throughout the year

The student has to appear for each of the periodic tests, Term I Examination and Term II Examination.
Marks of Internal assessment will be added to the Term I Examination and Term II Examination.
Syllabus for the term exams will be as per CBSE guidelines.
If a student misses any test/ examination he/she will be awarded ZERO for the same, except in the case of a medical emergency.
NO RETEST will be allowed, under any circumstance, except if the student is representing the school in a co-curricular activity.

Pass Criteria

In order to be declared as having passed Class IX Examination, a student must obtain a minimum of 33% marks in both the Internal Assessment and the Final Examination and in each of the five subjects individually.
If a student scores less than 33% in two subjectsw, it will be considered as compartment, and he/she will have to write the compartment exam and score a minimum of 33% for promotion to Class X.
If a student scores less than 33% in more than two subjects, he/she will be considered detained in Class IX.
A printed performance profile will be given after the Mid-term and End-Term Examinations.

Co-Scholastic Assessment

Co-Scholastic assessment will be based on a five point grading scale which will include Art Education and Health and Physical Education. Health and Physical Education will include assessment in individual games, group games, physical exercises and a component of Social Empowerment through Work Education and Action, i.e the NSS activities undertaken by students in Classes IX and X.

Discipline

This will be assessed along with Co-Scholastic assessment on a five point grading scale based on attendance, sincerity, behaviour and values.

Stream Allocation Criteria in Class XI

In Class XI the factors deciding the allotment of stream and subject will be the students’ academic performance in class IX and Class X, and their individual preferences. It is imperative that, as parents, you give due importance to your ward’s academic performance throughout the year so that she/he qualifies for the stream she/he aspires for.

The subject options in the three streams are as follows:-

S. No.	SCIENCE	COMMERCE	HUMANITIES
1	English Core	English Core	English Core
2	Physics	Accounts	Political Science/ Home Science
3	Chemistry	Business Studies	History/ Painting
4	Math/ Psychology	Math	Geography/ Math /Psychology
5	Biology/Economics/Computer Science/ Physical Education	Economics	Economics/ Physical Education

Please Note:

English Core is compulsory for all streams.
Students opting for Science with Economics or Computer Science will have to compulsorily study Standard Mathematics.\
Economics / Psychology will be offered on a first come first served basis at the time of registration, due to limited seats.

Marks requirement for stream allocation:

Stream	Science	Commerce	Humanities (For opting Psychology and Economics only)
Requirement	English: 75%	English: 75%	English: 70%
	Mathematics: 80%	Mathematics: 75%	Mathematics: 60%
	Science: 80%

P.S. Kindly submit the duly filled and signed consent form to the class teacher latest by Tuesday, 12 April 2022.

Warm regards

(Mallika Preman)

PRINCIPAL

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CONSENT FORM

CLASS IX

TIS/CIR/07/22-23

April 2022

I __________________________________ Parent / Guardian of ______________________________________of Class & Sec. ________________ have read the given information regarding pass criteria, Periodic test, Internal Assessment, Co-Scholastic Assessment and discipline. I will ensure that my ward will work hard and secure the required marks to be eligible for promotion to the next class.

______________________________ ______________________________ _____________

Name of Parent Signature of Parent Date

CIRCULAR

CLASSES: VI-VIII

TIS/CIR/06/22-23

April 2022

CLUB ACTIVITIES FOR THE SESSION 2022-23

Dear Parent

The essence of education is to help you discover your uniqueness, Teach you how to develop it, and show you how to give it away. – Leo Buscaglia

With the coming of the National Education Policy 2019, the focus of education is shifting more towards skill enhancement and equipping students with 21st century skills. With the motto ‘Aham Yogya Asmi’, the school provides students an opportunity to hone their talents through various activities. These activities not only help students shape their personal interests and hobbies, enable skill building but also improve their leadership and social skills. This boosts their level of confidence and their sense of independence.

The school has been partnering with various organisations, which are working in the field of upskilling students and working with them to kindle their latent talents. These are the paid club activities open for the students of classes VI to VIII and are COMPLETELY OPTIONAL. Details of the Club Activities are given below:

NAME OF THE CLUB	DETAILS OF THE CLUB	REGISTRATION FEE	Partners
Film & Photography	The course would comprise 25 sessions. It would teach the students critical thinking skills, the visual language of photography, and let them explore their interest in photography & film making as they conceptualize, execute, refine and critique. Students will be able to examine principles of composition, color, editing, and presentation through photographic and film making assignments.	There will be two levels of training: Basic- Rs 3500/- Advanced-Rs 5000/-	PhotoNest Academy Mr Kashu Bhalla Teachers Incharge – Ms Vandana Goel
Quiz	The course would comprise 20 sessions, of one hour each. Through the training process the focus shall be to ensure the students develop a substantial width of knowledge that not only enhances their life skills but makes them competent enough to participate in various Quiz related competitions. It will also focus on Public Speaking and critical thinking.	Rs 3000/-	Cradle Solutions Mr Arindam Bhattacharya Teacher incharge – Ms Neelam Chibber
Robotics and AI	The course would comprise 20 offline sessions during the club activity periods and 10 online sessions.	Rs 2500/-	Vigyantaran Mr.Shubham Gupta Shikha Shah & Jayalakshmi

Kindly note:

The club activities will begin from 13 April 2022.
The paid club activities are COMPLETELY OPTIONAL for students. The students may join other clubs if they are interested in the paid club activities.
As the maximum number of students per batch can be of only 30 students, the club will be offered at First Come First Served basis.
Kindly make the payment for the activities in the office by Wednesday, 13 April 2022 in cheque/cash.

Warm regards

(Mallika Preman)

PRINCIPAL

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CONSENT FORM

CLASSES: VI-VIII

TIS/CIR/06/22-23

April 2022

CLUB ACTIVITIES FOR THE SESSION 2022-23

I , _______________________ , parent of _______________________ of class & sec. _____________ would like to enrol my ward for ________________________ as part of the club activity. I am hereby sending the registration fee for the same in cheque / cash.

_______________________________ _________________________________ ___________________

Name of the parent Signature of the parent Date

CIRCULAR

CLASS: X

TIS/CIR/05/22-23

April 2022

Dear Parent

Being creative gives us opportunities to try out new ideas and new ways of thinking and problem-solving. Creative activities help us acknowledge and celebrate our own uniqueness and diversity. Creativity encourages self-expression – ‘a way to create something from personal feelings and experiences’.

To develop the various facets of their personality, the scholastic curricula must be supplemented with co-scholastic activities. Keeping this in mind the school offers a number of co-curricular activities in the school. Each student has to opt for ONE PERFORMING ART, which the student will be a part of, for the next two years. You are requested to fill in the proforma below, listing TWO options in PERFORMING ART, in order of preference as per your ward’s interest. The allotment of the activities will be done on the basis of the choice AND the availability of seats for that particular activity.

The proforma has to be submitted to the Class Teacher latest by Friday, 08 April 2022.

Warm regards

(Mallika Preman)

PRINCIPAL

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PROFORMA

CLASS: X

TIS/CIR/05/22-23

April 2022

PERFORMING ART TWO OPTIONS IN ORDER OF PREFERENCE (PLEASE MENTION)

Theatre/ Street Play 1. ________________________________
Speech and Drama
Painting 2. ________________________________
Instrumental Music
Vocal Music ACTIVITY PARTICIPATED IN LAST YEAR (PLEASE MENTION)
Dance _____________________________________

*(Students opting for Instrumental Music are required to bring their own keyboard/ Guitar for the Performing Art classes)

Name of the Student __________________________ Class & Section_____________

Mother’s / Father’s Name and Signature ______________________________________________________

CIRCULAR

CLASSES: VI-VIII

TIS/CIR/04/22-23

April 2022

Dear Parent

To develop the various facets of their personality, the scholastic curricula must be supplemented with co-scholastic activities. Keeping this in mind the school offers a number of co-curricular activities in the school. Each student has to opt for ONE PERFORMING ART AND ONE CLUB ACTIVITY, which your child will be a part of, for the next three years. You are requested to fill in the proforma below, listing TWO options in PERFORMING ART and THREE options in CLUB ACTIVITY, in order of your preference as per the interest of your ward. The allotment of the activities will be done on the basis of the choice AND the availability of seats for that particular activity.

The proforma has to be submitted to the Class Teacher latest by Friday, 08 April 2022.

Warm regards

(Mallika Preman)

PRINCIPAL

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PROFORMA

CLASSES: VI-VIII

TIS/CIR/04/22-23

April 2022

PERFORMING ART TWO OPTIONS IN ORDER OF PREFERENCE (PLEASE MENTION)

Theatre/ Street Play
Speech and Drama 1. ________________________________
Painting
Instrumental Music 2. ________________________________
Vocal Music
Dance

*(Students opting for Instrumental Music are required to bring their own keyboard for the Performing Art classes)

CLUB ACTIVITY THREE OPTIONS IN ORDER OF PREFERENCE

(PLEASE MENTION)

Electronics - SCIZ_MIC 2. Vedic Math – Mathletics 1._____________________________

Quiz - Inquizitive 4. Computer – Techno Team

Eco Club – Green Brigade 6. Cookery – Palette Pleasures 2. _____________________________

Clay Modeling – C U Create Spanish
Heritage 10. Debate – Caucus / Theatrix 3. ____________________________
Robotic – Robomania Aerobic Dance
Taekwondo Craft
Astronomy** 16. Magazine / Website/ Newsletter
Photography** 18. Generation Global
Yoga 20. AWIM *

Name of the Student __________________________________________ Class & Section_______________

Mother’s / Father’s Name and Signature __________________________________________________________________

*AWIM will be through a selection process.

**Photography club and Astronomy club are paid clubs.

CIRCULAR

CLASSES: I-V

TIS/CIR/03/22-23

April 2022

Dear Parent

Being creative gives us opportunities to try out new ideas and new ways of thinking and problem-solving. Creative activities help us acknowledge and celebrate our own uniqueness and diversity. Creativity encourages self-expression –‘a way to create something from personal feelings and experiences’.

The co-curricular activities in our school help nurture this ingenuity through the Art Pursuit and Physical Activity classes. Each student opts for ONE ART PURSUIT AND ONE PHYSICAL ACTIVITY, which she/he will be a part of, for the next two years (for students of classes I and III). You are requested to fill in the proforma below, listing TWO options each in ART PURSUIT and PHYSICAL ACTIVITY, in order of preference. The allotment of the activities will be done on the basis of your choice AND the availability of seats for that particular activity.

The proforma has to be submitted to the Class Teacher latest by Friday, 08 April 2022.

Warm regards

(Mallika Preman)

PRINCIPAL

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CONSENT FORM

CLASSES: I-V

TIS/CIR/03/22-23

April 2022

Name of the Student ____________________________Class & Section ____________________________

Mother’s/ Father’s Name and Signature ______________________________________________________

I ART PURSUIT TWO OPTIONS IN ORDER OF YOUR PREFERENCE (PLEASE MENTION)

Theatre 1. ________________________________
Public Speaking
Instrumental Music*
Indian Vocal Music 2. ________________________________
Indian Classical Dance
Clay Modelling

*(Students opting for Instrumental Music are required to bring their own keyboard for the Art Pursuit classes)

II PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES TWO OPTIONS IN ORDER OF YOURPREFERENCE (PLEASE MENTION)

a) Tae-kwon-do
b) Aerobics __________________________________
c) Yoga
d) Gymnastic __________________________________
e) Rope Skipping

CIRCULAR

CLASS: IX

TIS/CIR/02/22-23

April 2022

Dear Parent

The proforma has to be submitted to the Class Teacher latest by Friday, 08 April 2022.

Warm regards

(Mallika Preman)

PRINCIPAL

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PROFORMA

CLASS IX

TIS/CIR/02/22-23

April 2022

PERFORMING ART TWO OPTIONS IN ORDER OF PREFERENCE (PLEASE MENTION)

Theatre/ Street Play 1. ________________________________
Speech and Drama
Painting 2. ________________________________
Instrumental Music
Vocal Music ACTIVITY PARTICIPATED IN LAST YEAR (PLEASE MENTION)
Dance _____________________________________

*(Students opting for Instrumental Music are required to bring their own keyboard/ Guitar for the Performing Art classes)

Name of the Student __________________________ Class & Section_____________

Mother’s / Father’s Name and Signature ______________________________________________________

CIRCULAR

CLASSES: NURSERY-XII

TIS/CIR/01/22-23

April 2022

Dear Parent

“Safety of students is our utmost priority”

If your ward travels by a private van, please ensure that the van is well maintained, and running on CNG and NOT on LPG. The van driver and conductor have to be licensed and experienced. Overcrowded vans are a threat to your ward’s safety, so as far as possible, try to have your ward travel by school bus. You should also ensure that you have the telephone number and other contact details of the owner, driver and conductor of the van and the details of the route covered by the van. In case your ward travels by private transport, please fill in the undertaking and send it back to the Class Teacher latest by Monday, 11 April 2022.
We appreciate that in response to our previous reminders, a large number of parents now park their cars away from the school and encourage their wards to walk to the school gate. However, there are still many who insist on parking in front of the gate. We would like to reiterate that the main gate is from the area where a majority of the students enter and disperse and thus it is necessary that the approach to this gate be kept free and open, for the safety of students.
The area around the school is a NO HONKING zone. We request you to refrain from blowing the horn in the vicinity of the school.

As role models for the students, it is imperative that we as parents and teachers conduct ourselves in a way that is exemplary.

Warm regards

(Mallika Preman)

PRINCIPAL

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UNDERTAKING

CLASSES: NURSERY-XII

TIS/CIR/01/22-23

April 2022

I,___________________________________________ (mother/father/guardian) of ________________________ studying in _______________hereby state that my ward does not use the school bus.

I have made my own arrangement for dropping and picking up my ward to and from the school. Whether my child is dropped personally or through my appointed personal transporter, I categorically state herewith and undertake that the school authorities does not hold and bear no responsibility whatsoever in case of any possible mishap during the transit of my ward to and from the school.

________________________________ _______________________

Signature of the Parent/ Guardian Date

CIRCULAR FOR CLASSES IX & XI

(Session 2022-2023)

TIS/CIR/39/21-22

March 2022

Dear Parents

Education is a continual process, it’s like a bicycle… If you don’t pedal you don’t go forward.”– George Weah

The academic session 2021- 2022 is coming to an end and we look back with fondness and satisfaction at the milestones achieved during the session. We shall share with you the details of our students’ achievements in the form of a flipbook through the class Google groups.

It is time to move to the new academic session, 2022-2023. There is no doubt that we still have routines and protocols to become familiar with, but we are confident in being able to start the school year positively. At times there may be some communication challenges with masks, regulation challenges with physical distancing, and regular hand washing but it will be our endeavour to ensure a safe and sustainable healthy environment prevails throughout.

Important Dates

The extra classes for Classes X & XII (session 2022-2023) shall begin fromMonday, 14 March 2022 till Saturday, 26 March 2022. School timings will be from 08:00 am till 12:30 pm. Time table for the same shall be shared through the class Google groups.
As per the directives of the Delhi Government, these classes will be held in hybrid mode, however, we will request students to attend classes in school rather than opting for online classes.
There will be no transport facility for students during this period. We shall resume the same from the month of April 2022.
The new session for classes I to X & XII will begin on Monday, 04 April 2022. All classes will be held ONLY IN THE OFFLINE MODE.
Summer vacation commences from Saturday, 28 May 2022.
The school reopens after the summer vacation on Monday, 04 July 2022.
Kindly note: No extended leave will be granted after the summer vacation for any reason.

School Timings

School starts at 8:00 am. School gates will be closed at 8:05 am. No student will be allowed to enter school after that. No telephonic requests with regard to this will be entertained.
Dispersal starts at 02:00 pm for Classes VI onwards.
Students of Classes VI onwards traveling on their own or in a private van will enter and exit the school from Gate no 2.
School working days are from Monday to Friday.

Transport

Students using school transport have to travel by school bus every day.
In case you have to pick up your ward personally, please ensure that an application in writing is submitted at the school latest by the morning of the day of the pickup.
If your ward travels to and from school in a private van, please ensure that the driver and conductor have a valid license, possess police verification documents and the van is registered with RTA, and NOT running on LPG.
It is very important that you immediately inform the class teacher and the school office about any change in the address/telephone number so that we can contact you easily in case of an emergency.

School Almanac

You are requested to check the School Almanac of your child every day for any important note sent by the teacher.
Please fill in the required information on the first two pages of the school almanac.

Uniform

Students should come to school in complete summer uniform from the first day itself. Please ensure that your ward comes to school neatly dressed. The school uniform is available at X’perto Readymade Garments, Central Market, Lajpat Nagar –II, New Delhi-110 024.
Please ensure that your ward comes in a neat and sober haircut. Girls with long hair should tie their hair in a ponytail or a plait. In case of a student defaulting, after a verbal and written warning, she/he will not be allowed to attend classes.
No student will be allowed to bring steel bottles to the school for any reason.

Attendance

Application for leave of absence for up to three days has to be sent in the almanac through the Parents-Teachers Remark page.
For leave of more than three days, permission from the Principal is mandatory. Absence from the school of four or more days without prior permission will result in strict action by the school.
ATTENDANCE IS COMPULSORY FOR ALL WEEKLY TESTS, MID-TERM EXAMINATIONS AND END-TERM EXAMINATIONS. No student will be allowed to leave school after a weekly test, for any reason. If a student is unwell, she/ he should not come to school on that day and a medical certificate should be emailed to the school or the Class teacher on the same day.
It is imperative for a student to have 75% attendance to be eligible to appear for the Board Examinations.

Parent’s and Student’s I-Card

Parents and Students must continue to carry the old I- cards. New I-cards will be issued in July. In case you have misplaced it, you may contact the Class teacher for the issuance of a temporary I-card.
Parents must carry the I-card issued to them whenever they come to school.
At any point in time, students will be handed over only to the person whose photograph is affixed on the I-card.

Year Planner

The Year Planner will be given to each student at the start of the new session. This has information about all the activities, assessments and other schedules for the entire session. Please go through it thoroughly and refer to it regularly.

Fee

We will continue with the ONLINE payment of the fee, as was being done in the last two years, through the Parent portal. The fee has to be paid latest by the 15th day of every month. The same can also be deposited at AXIS BANK, East of Kailash, New Delhi.
The monthly fee bill will include Tuition fees, Bus fees, Annual and Development charges. The total Annual and Development charges will be charged on a Pro-rata basis every month.
In case the fee payment is not made by the 15th of the month, a late fine of Rs 10/- will be charged per day.
If the fee is not paid continuously for three months, the school will take action as per the rules of DSEAR.
All fee dues have to be cleared by the end of March every year for the student to be promoted to the next class.

Art Pursuit & Clubs

For students of Classes IX - X there are many Art Pursuit and Club options to choose from. Option forms for these activities will be given to your ward once the session commences, in April 2022.

Books for Session 2022-2023

The book set for the next session is available at Naval Book Depot, Shop No.17, Sector VII, R.K. Puram, New Delhi. (Contact No: 011-26175789 / 26102425). However, you may purchase the same from any other shop too.
The sets can be paid for in cash or through PAYTM/ credit/debit cards.
You can also order the books online for classes I to X at www.navalbookdepot.com. The book set will be delivered home (only within Delhi).
Book sets for classes X & XII for the session 2022 - 2023 will be available in the school premises as per the schedule given below:

Day and Date	Class	Timings
Friday,11 March 2022	X & XII	09:00 am - 12 noon
Saturday, 26 March 2022	All classes	09:00 am - 12 noon

Kindly note the following points for the book sale:

Entry will be from Gate No 2.
You are requested to follow the social distancing norms and wear masks whenever you visit the school.
You must use the hand sanitizer kept at the gate and cooperate with the support staff for the mandatory temperature check.
You should patiently wait for your turn in the line and should not crowd near the sale area.
As a part of our Social Service initiatives, we earnestly appeal to you to donate uniform(s)/ old textbooks/storybooks. These can be left in the cartons kept near the book sale counters. Kindly ensure that the books and uniform are in good condition.

Schedule for Parents’ Orientation

We invite you to attend the online Orientation session as per the following schedule:

Day and Date	Class	Timings
Saturday, 19 March 2022	X	12:30 pm - 01:30 pm

The link for the orientation will be mailed on the Class Google group.

Please note:

Please check the school website www.tagoreint.com regularly for circulars, updates and news about school events. We are trying to minimize the use of paper.
For any queries you may contact the school office on the given telephone numbers: 011 -26433001, 011- 26420088, 011- 26233839.

As we have already initiated a plan to go to Zero waste, all important circulars and invites for various functions will be sent through Google groups or SMS only. Kindly check your emails regularly for such information.
Parents can meet the Principal between 8:30 am and 10:00 am on any working day and the teachers on any working Saturday, with prior appointment.
Mobile phones are not allowed in the school. If any student brings a phone to school, it will be confiscated and not returned.
We have observed that the students, who come to school empty stomach, often report to the medical room, complaining of dizziness or headache during assembly. Kindly ensure children have a nutritious breakfast before coming to school and also carry their mid-day meal with themselves as food packets brought by parents or anyone else will not be handed over to the students. The school café facility is also extended to the students.
A café facility will be available for the students. Students are advised not to bring more than Rs 40/- to school for the café facility.
NO student is allowed to drive a vehicle to school. Anybody violating this rule will be reported to the police.
At any point in time, students will be handed over only to the authorized persons whose photographs are affixed on the I-card.

As we begin with the new session, we seek your co-operation as a constant source of motivation for us. We look forward to a fruitful association with you.

Warm regards

MALLIKA PREMAN

PRINCIPAL

Archive

Circulars

Class: VIII (Promotion Policy)

The new assessment criteria is as follows

1. Examination

2. Pass Criteria

3. Co-Scholastic Assessment

4. Discipline

(Debjani Mitra) HEADMISTRESS SR. SCHOOL

CONSENT FORM

CLASS VIII

TIS/CIR/22/23-24

27 April 2023

Name of Parent Signature of Parent Date

1. Examination

2. Pass Criteria

3. Co-Scholastic Assessment

4. Discipline

5. Stream Allocation Criteria in Class XI

Marks required for stream allocation:

(Debjani Mitra)

HEADMISTRESS SR. SCHOOL

CONSENT FORM

TIS/CIR/21/23-24

27 April 2023 CLASS X

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1. Examination

2. Pass Criteria

3. Co-Scholastic Assessment

4. Discipline

(Debjani Mitra)

HEADMISTRESS SR. SCHOOL

CONSENT FORM

TIS/CIR/20/23-24

27 April 2023 CLASS IX

Name of Parent Signature of Parent Date

· DEFINITIONS

· IMPLEMENTATION

· BEHAVING SAFELY ONLINE MEANS

· THE SCHOOL WILL

· THE STUDENT WILL

· THE PARENT WILL

· SCHOOL BASED ACTIONS AND CONSEQUENCES

Warm regards

· THE STUDENT WILL

· THE PARENT WILL

· SCHOOL BASED ACTIONS AND CONSEQUENCES

Ø If a student is found to be involved in any misconduct, it will be considered an informed decision/choice by the student to engage in such activity. It will NOT be considered a mistake. The following action may be taken in such situations: