Month: June 2013

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Theme of the Year: Global Citizenship

2013 – 2014

Stds. – IX and X

UHM/C/04/2013-14                                                                 June 21, 2013

 

“What we want is to see the child in pursuit of knowledge, and not knowledge in pursuit of the child.”

 

Dear Parents,

We welcome all the parents and students of Stds.  IX and X!

We feel it is essential to inform you about certain general norms of the Secondary Section. And believe in quality education. Hence our goal is to cater to the needs of every child with the best knowledge and mould them to a better personality for the future.

The usual day begins with the Assembly wherein children say their daily prayers, sing the School Anthem and National Anthem Value Education and age appropriate News form a part of the Assembly.

General Instructions :

• Parents must go through the rules, regulations and Activities Schedule of the Hand book and kindly return the duly signed Undertaking page to the class teacher within a week.
• P.T uniform to be worn on the days mentioned in the time table.
• During winters, students are required to wear only plain black coloured cardigan or sweater
• Students are not permitted to wear any kind of jewellery or fancy wrist watches to school. If found worn, these items will be confiscated.
• Application of mehendi and nailpolish is not allowed.
• Expensive compass boxes, erasers, pens and pencils are not allowed.
• Kindly see to it that children do not carry games, electronic items and mobile phones.
• Usage of white ink is strictly not allowed.
• Distribution of sweets or gifts on your child’s birthday/any occasion is prohibited.
• Medicines given to the child should be informed to the teacher.
• All text books to be covered with brown paper.
• All personal belongings of students must be labelled with name, address and telephone number.
• Please do not send soft drinks and junk food.
  • Parents with I-cards are allowed to pick their children from school. Additional Parent /Guardian I-cards can be issued with a payment. Kindly contact the school office.

 

• Snacks will be provided.
• Parents are requested to send proper lunch with students. Please do not give any liquid food item for lunch.
• Parents can meet the teachers by seeking an appointment through the pages provided in the Handbook. All teachers are available on the Visiting Days.
• Kindly attend the Visiting Days regularly.
• Do not send tutors, neighbours, relatives on Visiting Days.
• Kindly intimate the office immediately in case of change in personal details like address, mobile numbers etc.
• Parents are requested to check the remarks/ school reports promptly.
• Punctuality is essential at all times.

 

Things to be brought to school :

• Books arranged as per the time table.
• Students to bring a Blue or Black gel pen.
• Children should get crayons, water colours and geometry box as per the time table.
• Tiffin box, napkin and water bottle.
• Please send the G-book (rough book) and Dictionary everyday.

Reading Programme :

• Students should practice reading on daily basis at home.
• Students will visit the Library once a week. Kindly ensure that the library book is returned in good condition and in time to avoid penalty.
• Parents are required to maintain the reading log on weekly basis in the Hand book.
• Students will be given “Times of India” [NIE] in the class daily.

 

Homework and Submission:

 

Day	Subjects
Monday	Social Studies / Mathematics / Physics
Tuesday	English / Computer Applications / Art
Wednesday	Biology / Chemistry / Mathematics
Thursday	Hindi / Economics / Commercial Studies
Friday	Mathematics / Home Science /Physical Education

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Evaluation system for Std. IX:

• There will be Three Semester Exams – the schedule will be given.

 

Evaluation system for Std.  X:

• There will be Two Semester Exams and Two Prelims – the schedule will be given.

 

 Awards and Co-curricular activities:

• Competitions and Activities schedule is given in the Handbook. All the students are encouraged to participate in these activities. Prizes are awarded at the Prize Distribution Ceremony
• Merit Awards are given to deserving students. Kindly read the handbook for details.
• Interschool activities and events will be notified.

 

Parents and guardians are reminded that without their help and co-operation, not much can be expected from the efforts made to mould the child’s character in the school. They are, therefore, earnestly requested to encourage regularity and discipline, to see that their children do their practice work/ homework and attend school in proper uniform with all the books required for the day’s work.

This circular is aimed to give you a better insight into the day to day functioning of school. To bring out the best in your child, the institution expects your co-operation at all times.

 

Henceforth, all circulars will be sent by email and will also be uploaded on the school website.

 

The School lane has been declared a NO PARKING ZONE by the RTO. Kindly make a note of it.

 

 

Yours truly,

 

 

Principal

 

 

 

Theme of the Year: Global Citizenship

2013 – 2014

Stds. – VI, VII and VIII

UHM/C/03/2013-14                                                             June 19, 2013

 

“What we want is to see the child in pursuit of knowledge, and not knowledge in pursuit of the child.”

 

Dear Parents,

We welcome all the parents and students of Stds. VI, VII and VIII.

We feel it is essential to inform you about certain general norms of the Secondary Section. And believe in quality education. Hence our goal is to cater to the needs of every child with the best knowledge and mould them to a better personality for the future.

The usual day begins with the Assembly wherein children say their daily prayers, sing the School Anthem and National Anthem. Value Education and age appropriate News form a part of the Assembly.

Along with the academic subjects we have lighter subjects like Music, Physical Exercise, Craft, Art, Computer, Karate, Gymnastics etc to help them to relax and refresh their minds. Students also get trained in Dance by the Shiamak Davar’s Institute of Performing Arts.

 General Instructions :

• Parents must go through the rules, regulations and Activities Schedule of the Hand book and kindly return the duly signed sign the Undertaking page to the class teacher within a week.
• P.T uniform to be worn on the days mentioned in the time table.
• During winters, students are required to wear only plain black coloured cardigan or sweater
• Students are not permitted to wear any kind of jewellery or fancy wrist watches to school. If found worn, these items will be confiscated.
• Application of mehendi and nailpolish is not allowed.
• Expensive compass boxes, erasers, pens and pencils are not allowed.
• Kindly see to it that children do not carry games, electronic items and mobile phones.
• Usage of White ink is strictly not allowed.
• Distribution of sweets or gifts on your child’s birthday/any occasion is prohibited.
• Medicines given to the child should be informed to the teacher.
• All text books to be covered with brown paper.
• All personal belongings of students must be labelled with name, address and telephone number.
• Please do not send soft drinks and junk food.
  • Parents with I-cards are allowed to pick their children from school. Additional Parent /Guardian I-cards can be issued with a payment. Kindly contact the school office.
  • No half day leave is granted from school.
  • Kindly attend the Visiting Days regularly.
  • Do not send tutors, neighbours, relatives on Visiting Days.
  • Kindly intimate the office immediately in case of change in personal details like address, mobile numbers etc.
  • Parents are requested to check the remarks/ school reports promptly.
  • Punctuality is essential at all times.
  • Parents can meet the teachers by seeking an appointment through the pages provided in the Handbook. All teachers are available on the Visiting days

• Snacks will be provided.
• Parents are requested to send proper lunch with students Please do not give any liquid food item for lunch.

 

 

Things to be brought to school :

• Books arranged as per the time table.
• Students to bring a Blue or Black gel pen.
• Children should get crayons, water colours and geometry box as per the time table.
• Tiffin box, napkin and water bottle.
• Please send the G-book (rough book) and Dictionary everyday.
• Comprehension Cloze book should be brought as per the teacher’s instructions.

Reading Programme :

• Students should practice reading on a daily basis at home.
• Students will visit the Library once a week. Kindly ensure that the library book is returned in good condition and in time to avoid penalty.
• Parents are required to maintain reading log on weekly basis in the Hand book.
• Students will be given “Times of India” [NIE] in the class daily.

 

Homework & Submission:

Day	Subjects
Monday	Social Studies, Mathematics, Physics
Tuesday	English
Wednesday	Science , Biology, Chemistry
Thursday	Hindi
Friday	Marathi, Mathematics

 

Evaluation system for Stds. VI, VII and VIII:

• CCE’s will be conducted on Tuesdays and Fridays and there will be Two Semesters. The schedule will be given.
• English Dictation will be conducted every Monday and Hindi Dictation will be conducted every Wednesday of the week.
• Worksheets need to be filed properly and kept at home.

 

 Awards and Co-curricular activities:

• Competitions and Activities schedule is given in the Handbook. All the students are encouraged to participate in these activities. Prizes are awarded at the Prize Distribution Ceremony
• Merit Awards are given to deserving students. Kindly read the handbook for details.
• Interschool activities and events will be notified.

 

 

Parents and guardians are reminded that without their help and co-operation, not much can be expected from the efforts made to mould the child’s character in the school. They are, therefore, earnestly requested to encourage regularity and discipline, to see that their children do their practice work/ home-work and attend school in proper uniform with all the books required for the day’s work.

This circular is aimed to give you a better insight into the day to day functioning of school. To bring out the best in your child, the institution expects your co-operation at all times.

 

Henceforth, all circulars will be sent by email and will also be uploaded on the school website.

 

The School lane has been declared a NO PARKING ZONE by the RTO. Kindly make a note of it.

 

 

 

 

Principal

Theme of the Year: Global Citizenship

2013 – 2014

UHM/C/05/2013-14                                                                              June 18, 2013

 

Dear Parents and Students,

 

As Global Citizens, let’s celebrate the World Environment Day, 2013, with a theme…Think- Eat- Save.

According to the UN Food & Agricultural Organization [FAO], every year, 1.3 billion tonnes of food is wasted or lost. This volume of waste is more than the total net production of sub Saharan Africa. At the same time, 1 in every 7 people in the world go hungry to bed and more than 20,000 children under the age of 5 die daily from hunger. Approximately 98% of the world’s hungry live in developing Nations, India is one of them.

 

Given this enormous imbalance in life styles and resultant devastating effects on the Environment, Think- Eat – Save theme encourages us to reduce our foodprints. It makes us aware of the environmental impact of the food choices we make and empowers us to make informed decisions.

 

While the planet is struggling to provide us with enough resources to sustain its 7 billion people, FAO estimates that a third of the global food production is either wasted or lost. Food waste is an enormous drain in natural resources and a contributor to negative environmental impact.

 

In fact, global food production uses 25% of all habitable land, and is responsible for 70% of fresh water consumption, 80% of deforestation and 30% of greenhouse gas emission.

 

Making informed decisions means that we do not waste food, cooked or raw, purposefully select foods that have less of an environmental impact such as organic foods which do not use chemicals in the production process. Choosing to buy locally can also mean that foods are not flown halfway across the world, limiting emission.

 

We, at Universal Education expect all of us to Think – Eat – Save our planet. This also will be one of the important steps in our journey to be Global Citizens and educate ourselves to make our World a better place to live in.

 

Together in the cause of Good Education,

 

 

 

Head, Dept of Counselling, Research & Training 

Universal Education 

Theme of the Year: Global Citizenship

… for a better world

 

UB/C/01/2013-2014                                                                       June 12, 2013  

Dear Parents,

Universal Beginnings welcomes all the parents and students of the Pre-Primary Section. Having shown faith and trust in us, we feel it is essential to inform you about certain general norms of the Pre-Primary Section.

 

We believe in quality education and hence we  have left no stone unturned in offering our best to even our youngest students. Technology is an integral part of education in today’s times and we are proud to inform you that along with Audio Visual lessons, iPods are also a part of our ongoing Curriculum. Hence our goal is to cater to the needs of every child by providing quality education that will lead to the fullest development of his / her personality.

 

Please note the following for the smooth functioning of your child’s schooling. You are required to use the pages provided in the Handbook for any message you wish to send to the Teacher / Coordinator.

• Parents must go through the ‘Rules and Regulations’ and ‘Activity Schedule’ mentioned in the Hand book
• Kindly return the Undertaking Page duly signed to the class teacher within a week
• Punctuality is essential at all times
• No half day leave is granted from school
• Students are not permitted to wear any kind of jewellery or fancy wrist watches to school, if found worn, these items will be confiscated
• All personal belongings of students must be labelled with their complete Name, Class and Division
• Distribution of sweets or gifts on your child’s birthday/ any occasion is prohibited
• Application of mehendi and nailpolish is not allowed
• Kindly see that children do not carry money, games, electronic items and mobile phones, if found, these items will be confiscated

• All the students must get a napkin everyday
• Please pin the child’s Bus Badge daily
• School bag must be sent to school on allotted days.
• The school Handbook should be brought to school on the ‘bag days’ and on all Visiting days

• Worksheets need to be filed properly and kept at home
• Students are required to come in complete school uniform with shoes, socks and I-card
• Students are allowed to wear black floaters on rainy days only, no umbrellas are allowed in the school
• Stationery will be provided by the school
• You will receive a copy of the work completed in class on a regular basis
• Parents have to send an authority letter for the child’s drop and pick up to the class teacher (if managed by any person other than the parent)
• Parents with I-cards are allowed to pick their children from school and an Additional Parent / Guardian I-card can be issued from the school office on payment
• Parents are required to leave their child at the gate and will not be allowed to meet students and teachers during school hours
• The P.Ed. uniform has to be worn on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
• During winter season children should wear black sweaters only
• The school follows a Continuous Observation System and you will be given a detailed observation record of your child at the end of each Term
• The schedule for Visiting Days is given in the handbook. Your time for interaction with the teacher will be __________________.
• Kindly intimate the school office immediately in case of change in personal details like address, mobile numbers etc.
• Students will be served nutritious vegetarian snacks during the snack time
• The school will conduct field trips during the year and you are requested to kindly sign the Consent Form and send it to the class teacher as it is mandatory to do so
• In case of long illness- of more than three days, the school needs to be informed through a letter with regard to the nature of illness and the number of days the student is likely to be away from school and submit a medical certificate
• Library books will be given to the child from July 1, 2013 onwards. Kindly follow the time table given below:

 

Day	Class
Monday	Jr. Kg.
Wednesday	Playgroup & Nursery
Friday	Sr. Kg.

 

• Kindly send the library book in the school bag on allotted days and return the book in good condition to avoid any penalty
• Water Play:  Water Play will begin from September, 2013. On the water play days

the student should wear floaters instead of school shoes.

 

Kindly send the following: a) Towel   b) Swim Wear

 

The schedule for Water play is as follows:

 

Day	Class
Monday	Nursery  A   &   Sr. Kg. C
Tuesday	Nursery  B   &   Sr. Kg. B
Wednesday	Playgroup    &   Jr. Kg. B
Thursday	Sr. Kg. A, Jr. Kg. A  & Jr. Kg. C
Friday	Nursery  C

 

For Playgroup and Nursery Parents:-

Playgroup:

• Parents will hand over 2 pairs of clothes, 1 packet of wet wipes and 1 diaper packet of your preferred brand in a well labelled plastic box to the class teacher.
• Parents are advised to send the students in diaper to school.

 

Nursery:

• Kindly send 2 pairs of clothes in a well labelled transparent zip lock bag to the class teacher.

 

This circular is aimed to give you a better insight into the day to day functioning of the school. To bring out the best in your child, the school expects your co-operation at all times.

 

The School lane has been declared a NO PARKING ZONE by the RTO. Kindly make a note of it.

 

 

 

Principal

Theme of the Year: Global  Citizenship

2013 – 2014

Stds. – III, IV and V

UHM/C/02/2013-14                                                                             June 15, 2013

 

“What we want is to see the child in pursuit of knowledge, and not knowledge in pursuit of the child.”

 

Dear Parents,

We welcome all the parents and students of Stds. III, IV and V.

We all know that formal schooling starts from the Primary Section. We take adequate care to see that the children enjoy every moment they spend in school and hence would like to orient you about the daily schedule of your child in the school.

The usual day begins with the Assembly wherein children say their daily prayers, sing the School Anthem and National Anthem. Value Education and age appropriate News form a part of the Assembly.

Along with the academic subjects we have lighter subjects like Music, Physical Exercise, Craft, Art, Computer, Gymnastics, karate etc to help them to relax and refresh their minds. Students also get trained in Dance by the Shiamak Davar’s Institute of Performing Arts.

 General Instructions:

• Parents must go through the rules regulations and Activities Schedule of the Hand book and kindly return the duly signed Undertaking page to the class teacher within a week.
• Students are expected to attend school in proper uniform. Details of the same are given in the hand book.
• P.T uniform to be worn on the days mentioned in the time – table.
• Students are not permitted to wear any kind of jewellery, wrist watches etc.
• Application of mehendi and nailpolish is not allowed.
• Expensive compass boxes, erasers and pencils are not allowed.
• Usage of white ink is strictly not allowed.
• Kindly see that children do not carry games, electronic items and mobile phones. If found, these items will be confiscated.
• Distribution of sweets or gifts on your child’s birthday/any occasion is prohibited.
• Medicines given to the child should be informed to the teacher.
• All personal belongings of students must be labelled with name, address and telephone number.
• Please do not send soft drinks and junk food.
• No half day leave is granted from school.
• Parents with I-cards are allowed to pick their children from school. Additional Parent / Guardian I-cards can be issued on payment. Kindly contact the school office.
• Snacks will be provided.
• Parents are requested to send proper lunch with students Please do not give any liquid food item for lunch.
• Kindly attend the Visiting Days regularly.
• Do not send tutors, neighbours, relatives on Visiting Days.
• Parents are requested to check the remarks/ school reports promptly.
• Kindly intimate the School office immediately in case of change in personal details like address, mobile numbers etc.
• Punctuality is essential at all times.
• Parents can meet the teachers by seeking an appointment through the pages provided in the Handbook. All teachers are available on the Visiting days.

 

 

Things to be brought to school :

• Books arranged as per the time table.
• Children of Stds. III and IV should get 4 sharpened pencils and 1 eraser. Please do not send a sharpener with them.
• Pen is introduced in the Second term in Std IV. Students to bring a blue or black gel pen.
• Children should get crayons, water colours and geometry box as per the time table.
• Tiffin box, napkin and water bottle.
• Please send the G-book (rough book) and Dictionary  everyday.
• Comprehension Cloze book should be brought as per the teacher’s instructions.

Reading Programme :

• Students should practice reading on a daily basis at home.
• Std V students will be given “Times of India” [NIE] in the class daily.
• Students will visit the Library once a week. Kindly ensure that the library book is returned in good condition and in time to avoid penalty.
• Parents are required to maintain reading log on weekly basis in the Hand book.

Homework:

Day	Subjects
Monday	English Literature/Hinstory
Tuesday	Mathematics
Wednesday	Hindi
Thursday	Mathematics / Science
Friday	English Language/Mathematics/Geography

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Evaluation system for Std III, IV and V:

• Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation (CCE’s) will be conducted on Tuesdays and Fridays.
• English Dictation will be conducted every Monday and Hindi Dictation will be conducted every Wednesday of the week.
• Worksheets need to be filed properly and kept at home.

 

 Awards and Co-curricular activities:

• Competitions and Activities schedule is given in the Handbook. All the students are encouraged to participate in these activities. Prizes are awarded at the Prize Distribution Ceremony
• Merit Awards are given to deserving students. Kindly read the handbook for details.
• Interschool activities and events will be notified.

 

Parents and guardians are reminded that without their help and co-operation, not much can be expected from the efforts made to mould the child’s character in the school. They are, therefore, earnestly requested to encourage regularity and discipline, to see that their children do their practice work/ home work and attend school in proper uniform with all the books required for the day’s work.

This circular is aimed to give you a better insight into the day to day functioning of school. To bring out the best in your child, the institution expects your co-operation at all times.

 

Henceforth, all circulars will be sent by email and will also be uploaded on the school website.

 

The School lane has been declared a NO PARKING ZONE by the RTO. Kindly make a note of it.

 

 

Yours Sincerely,

 

 

 

Principal