ANNUAL REPORT 2016 – ‘17
Dear ones,
Greetings!
The primary purpose of this Annual Report is to inform parents, stake holders and the larger school community about the school’s accomplishments, and the efforts it’s making towards the realization of its cherished goals. This report, the thirty fifth so far, also tries toidentify the strengths as well asareas for improvement and enhancement of quality.
During the academic year 2016-17 the school experienced a surge in student enrolment. From 4531 in 2016the student enrolment peaked to 4837which is a record high. The demand for new admissions is mounting, but the lack of space and infrastructure makes it tough for us to accommodate every child who seeks admission. As on today, there are 2566boys and 2271girls. The senior secondary section alone has 573students. The total number of students in the KG section is 835. Approximately 8 % of the students are hostel residents.
The Accredited Institute of NIOS has an enrolment of 546students this year – 115 students in Secondary section and 431 in Senior Secondary section. The Institute provides assistance to students in the areas of registration, conduct of examinations, library and academic activities like Personal Contact Programmes (PCP).
The total number of teaching staff is 221 Out of this201areladies and 20 are gents. The number of support staff is 184 which include transportation and hostel services.This year, we recruited 44 new teachers–8gentlemen and 36ladies.Out of these 27 are post graduates, 20 are graduates and 3 are NTTC/TTC holders. As a part of the technology integration programme, the entire teaching staff was given training on the use of ICTwhich ensureutilization of digital technologyas an effective tool in class room transaction.
In the All India Senior School Certificate Examination (AISSCE-Grade XII), out of 246 students appeared for the examination, 129 passed with distinction, 101in first class and 15in second class. Master.Govind Sivan Sstood asthe school topper (484) with 96.8% marks. Miss. RisniRayamarakar and Miss.P S AyshaSaloojastoodsecond positionwith 95.8% marks. Out of the total 246students,19 passed with 90 or abovemarks.
This year we have registered 272 students -159boys and 113Girls- for the forthcoming AISSE(X). For AISSCE (XII)264 students have been registered. Out of them117are boysand 147are girls.
The school has spent an amount of rupees3791094/-as charity to support the economically backward students by way of fee concession; free uniforms, books and free lunch. Altogether 429studentsbenefit from various concessions, including full free education.
A number of our students are enjoying scholarships instituted by various government and private agencies such as the Post-matric and Pre-matric scholarships, and Moulana Azad scholarship for girls.
Parents are the important stakeholders in any school system.We believe that their meaningful involvement in school matters will certainly enhance school’s effiectiveness. With this end in mind a series of parent meetings (class-wise) and Open days were conducted. A Parent Teacher Council (PTC) is in operation wherein parent representatives and teachers are members. The Council, working in accordance witha set of bylaws is presently led by Mr. Mohammed Ameen as its President. An amendment made in the PTC bylaws in the year2014 extends the tenure of PTC from one year to three years.
In the area of Cultural Activities (CCA), a clear system is in place for selecting students for various competitions andcoaching them with the support of specialists. As a result, the attainments of the school in kalotsavsand culturalfests came about veryimpressive.
Achievements:
In this academic year two of our students made extra ordinary achievements
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1. Aswin M of VI Std won first rank in National Level Mathematics Olympiad
2. Under 19 Category, boys team bagged first position in 4*400 m relay, in National level CBSE Athletic meet held at Gujarat
The following table throws light on the achievement of the school in various inter school competitions.