Sastra Pratibha

September 22, 2012, 7:44 am

INDIAN SCHOOL SOHAR

CIRCULAR

ISS/CIR/20/12-13

22 September 2012

Dear Parents,

Sub : Sastra Pratibha Contest for classes V to X

This is to inform you that Science India Forum, Muscat is conducting the Sastra Pratibha contest for classes V to X on Thursday 18^th October 2012 at 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Interested students may pay the enrollment fee of R.O. 1.000 to the class teacher and collect the Enrolment Form. Duly filled entry forms should be submitted to the class teacher on or before 26^th September 2012.

Sd/-

Mrs. Sanchita Verma

Principal

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Parking restriction

September 23, 2012, 10:13 am

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INDIAN SCHOOL SOHAR

CIRCULAR

ISS/CIR/21/12-13

23 September 2012

Dear Parents,

Please note that parking in residential colonies around the school (especially opposite old block) is causing discomfort and serious distress to the residents. Parking in neighbouring residential area is strictly prohibited. Or else it will invite ROP complaint and fine.

Sd/-

Mrs. Sanchita Verma

Principal

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Eid Holidays

October 22, 2012, 4:36 am

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                                      INDIAN SCHOOL SOHAR
                                                CIRCULAR
                                                                                             ISS/CIR/030/12-13
                                                                                             21 October 2012
Dear Parents,

Sub: Eid Al Adha Holidays

We are pleased to inform you that the school will remain closed from Saturday 27.10.12 to Tuesday 30.10.12 on account of Eid Al Adha holidays.The school will reopen on Wednesday, 31st October 2012.

Sd/-
Dr VinuKumar
Vice - Principal
For Principal

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Photography Competition

October 24, 2012, 5:17 am

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INDIAN SCHOOL SOHAR

CIRCULAR

ISS/CIR/032/12-13

24 October 2012

Dear Parents:

Sub: Photography Competition for classes IX & X

There will be a photography competition for the classes IX & X. The topic for the year is “PICTURES IN REFLECTION”. The participants are expected to take pictures of reflections in building windows, mirrors and bodies of water etc.

The size of the photographs should be 8” X 12”. A participant can submit maximum three photos.

A printed label with the following information should be properly pasted at the corner of the photograph. Participant’s name, GR no., Class, section and a suitable caption not exceeding 30 words. Softcopies of the photographs should be sent by email to sendniceclicks@gmail.com. Both printed and soft copies have to be submitted for participation in this competition. The last date is 18^th November 2012. The printed copies should be submitted to the class teachers.

Sd/-

Mrs Sanchita Verma

Principal

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Power Point Presentation Competition

October 31, 2012, 7:59 pm

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INDIAN SCHOOL SOHAR

CIRCULAR

31 October 2012

Dear Student,

Sub: “PowerPoint Presentation Competition” for classesVIII-XI

There will be “Power Point Presentation competition” for classes VIII-XI. Interested students may choose a topic from the list given below and send their file, as attachment, to pptsohar@gmail.com on or before Nov 03, 2012. The total number of slides should be from 8-10 and should be saved in MS –Powerpoint 2007 version only. The contents and design should be original and not taken from the internet.

*Online Education *The Future of Computers *Impact of Internet on children

Sd/-

Mrs.Sanchita Verma

Principal

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Annual Sports Day 2012

November 4, 2012, 6:13 am

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INDIAN SCHOOL SOHAR

CIRCULAR

ISS/CIR/033/12-13

03 November 2012

Dear Parents:

You are cordially invited to the 20^th Annual Sports Day on Wednesday, 7^th November 2012 at 3.00 p.m. at Sohar Sports Stadium. Please be seated by 2:45 p.m.

Tuesday 06.11.2012

There will be no regular classes.
All participants of races, relays, March Past, Pyramids, PT display, sports dance will directly come to the Sohar Sports Stadium by 7:45 a.m. for rehearsals and other preparations.
Students will not bring books but should bring tiffin and water bottle.
Dispersal will be from Sohar Sports Stadium, Sohar at 12.05 pm for KG and 2.00pm for rest of the classes.
The entry will be from Gate no. 5 & 7 of Sohar Sports Stadium.

Wednesday 07.11.2012

All Participants should reach Sohar Sports Stadium at 1:30pm. They should bring the costumes for their races and other respective item as instructed by the concerned teachers.
For March past, Funny races and Volunteers, the dresses will be white uniform with white P.T. shoes.
Students participating in various races should wear black shorts(boys) and black shorts/slacks (for girls) and plain T shirts of their respective house colour.
Student Council Members to come in white uniform, white PT shoes, red tie and navy blue blazers.

The dresses should be neat and clean and ironed. The shoes should be washed and polished. All students should bring tiffin and water bottle. All participants to enter the stadium from Gate no. 5 & 7.

Looking forward to your whole hearted co-operation.

Sd/-

Mrs Sanchita Verma

Principal

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Games for Parents

November 4, 2012, 9:06 am

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INDIAN SCHOOL SOHAR

CIRCULAR

ISS/CIR/034/12-13

03 November 2012

Dear Parents,

A special game is being organized for the parents on Sports Day. Interested parents may fill the form below and submit to the class teacher on or before Monday, 5^th November 2012.

Participation of both mother and father is mandatory

Participants will be selected by drawing lots.

Sd/-

Mrs Sanchita Verma

Principal

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Poblem Solving Assessment for Class IX

November 11, 2012, 10:32 am

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INDIAN SCHOOL SOHAR

CIRCULAR TO PARENTS OF CLASS IX

10 November 2012

Subject: Initiation of Problem Solving Assessment (PSA) for Class IX in the second w.e.f. 2012-2013

Dear parents

CBSE is planning to initiate a ‘Problem Solving Assessment’ (CBSE-PSA) for students of Classes IX from the second term of this session 2012-13.

The features of the ‘Problem Solving Assessment’ (CBSE-PSA) are as follows:-

1.It is mandatory for all students of Class IX to appear in Problem Solving Assessment (PSA).

2. There is no specific syllabus for ‘Problem Solving Assessment’ (CBSE-PSA). It will assess the following domains:-

Quantitative : which includes the reasoning seen in the Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences
Qualitative : which includes the kinds of reasoning found in Mathematics and Science
Language Conventions : which includes the different aspects of written communication (e.g. grammar, vocabulary etc.)

Test Context Domain/ Item Type	No of Items	Sub-Total
Qualitative Reasoning : Ø Stand alone MCQs Ø Passage based MCQ Set #1 Ø Passage based MCQ Set #2	6 6 6	18
Quantitative Reasoning : Ø Stand alone MCQs Ø Passage based MCQ Set #1 Ø Passage based MCQ Set #2	10 4 4	18
Language Conventions : Ø Grammar & Usage MCQa Ø Vocabulary in Context based MCQs Ø Passage completion based MCQs	8 8 8	24

3. There will be 60 items of Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ) and carry 90 marks. Distribution of 60 items shall be as follows:

4. The items will incorporate aspects of 21^stCentury Skills (Creative Thinking, Decision Making, Critical Thinking, Problem Soling, and Communication) that lead to success at university studies.

5. The items in Problem Solving Assessment (CBSE-PSA) will be designed in such a way so as to improve the generic and higher order thinking skills. This will also result in improving scores within the core school subjects.

6. The Problem Solving Assessment (CBSE-PSA) will be held on 14 February 2013 from 9:30 am to 11:00 am (Oman time).

7. The Problem Solving Assessment will be counted towards FA-4 which is 10% of total assessments of Class IX. This assessment will also be carried forward towards the FA-4 in Class X. This score will be reflected in one language English, Mathematics, Science and Social Science w.e.f. the session 2012-2013 for Class IX and 2013- 14 for Class X. The same score will be reflected in FA-4 for Class IX and Class X. Usual FA 4 will be conducted in Hindi and Arabic.

8. The students will have the option to improve their PSA Score in Class X, as they can sit for the test with Class IX students of the Session 2013-2014 in January- February 2014. The best scores will be reflected in the final certificate in case of those applying for improvement.

9. The quantitative domain of the CBSE-PSA would make comparatively modest demand on mathematical knowledge.

10. There will be no separate time tables or periods for teaching or practice of PSA in schools.

11. The Question Paper containing OMR Answer Sheet shall be supplied by the Board.

12. The examination shall be conducted in the school.

13. Candidates shall appear against their Registration No.

For details refer to Circular No. Acad-40/2012 dated 01.08.2012 on the academic website of the CBSE www.cbseacademic.in. Please download test items and format from the website and make your child prepared for the test.

A practice book for the test will be made available in the school store for the students within a fortnight by the school. The price of the book will be RO 2.400

Pen & Paper Tests in FA 3

The Pen & Paper tests in Formative Assessment 3 for class IX will be conducted as per the following schedule. The maximum marks of a test in a subject will be 20. The portion for this test will be informed by the respective subject teachers. The duration of these tests will be 1 hour.

Day & Date	Subject
Saturday 01-12-2012	English
Monday 03-12-2012	Mathematics
Wednesday 05-12-2012	Social Science
Saturday 08-12-2012	Science
Monday 10-12-2012	Hindi/ Arabic

Sd/-

Mrs. Sanchita Verma

Principal

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Circular

January 23, 2013, 9:22 am

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INDIAN SCHOOL SOHAR

CIRCULAR

Dear Parents,

It is our pleasure to inform you that the school has launched its official website www.indianschoolsohar.com. You can log on for latest Updates, Circulars and Photographs. Your valuable suggestions are invited.

· Annual exhibition CD (RO 2.5) Annual Sports Day CD (RO 2.5)) are available in the school.

· Kindly encourage your ward to participate in the 7^th Children’s Writing Competition. Students are invited to write a poem entitled :"My Dream”. This theme can be interpreted as ‘hopes and dreams’ or dreams and nightmares’! The poem may be written in rhyming or free verse and it can be funny, sad, thought provoking, scary or uplifting etc.

· Poems should be type written and no more than 12 lines long.

· Poems must be students own work and not copied or written by others.

· The poem should be clearly marked with student’s name, age, school and contact number .

· The telephone number and email address of the school must be included.

· All entries should reach Dar al Atta’a muscat office by 13^th March 2013. Any entries received after this date will be disqualified.

· Entries will be judged according to three age groups 4-8 yrs, 9-13 yrs and 14-18 yrs and the winning entries will be awarded trophies, great prizes and have the opportunity to see their work in print.

· All entries should be sent by email to letsdreamoman@gmail.com or posted or delivered to

Dar al Atta’a Building no. 119, Bashaer street, Madinat Al sultan Qaboos

Tel:24692996, PO Box-156, jawahrat Al Shatti, PC-134, Muscat www.dalatta.org

There will be a holiday on Saturday, 26^th January 2013 on the occasion of

prophet’s Birthday

Sd/-

Mrs Sanchita Verma

Principal

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YOUNG BULLS COMPETITION

February 5, 2013, 7:02 am

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Young students bring laurels to Indian School Sohar
Times of Oman News Item Dated FEB 2013 Market Section Page B10
Muscat: Young Bull$ Education, a reputed institution from Mumbai doing pioneering service in the field of financial education, had conducted the International Level ‘5th YoungBull$Money Challenge 2012’ in the month of October in Indian School Sohar and in other schools in India and overseas. The competition constituted understanding the basics of handling money, various financial terms, investing options and being able to analyse their costs and benefits. ARCHANA CM of Class X bagged the first prize and won the trophy for being the highest scorer among all the schools that participated in India and overseas in the ‘5th YoungBull$ Money Challenge 2012.’The consolation prize was bagged by NITIN BHATIA of Class VIII. Indian School Sohar was awarded the Best School Award for its contribution towards spreading financial literacy and awareness among the students. All the students who participated in the ‘5th YoungBull$ Money Challenge 2012’ from the school received certificates of merit. Twelve students who secured distinctions were Syed Tariq Bilal, Archana C. M., Amey Goel, Shruti Venkat, Danica Beneliza D’silva, Sparsh Gupta, Aniruddh Panikar, Nitin Bhatia, Pranav S. Khelkar, Ark Srivastava, Lipi Sharma and Aiman Muzzamil Sayed.

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How to get rid of EXAM STRESS

February 14, 2013, 12:01 am

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How to deal with exam stress
The thought of examination sparks off stress in many students. Some of the common reasons for this kind of stress is, the fear of not performing well in the exam. Mostly students have the desire to perform well in the exam, but not being able to revise all the needed material before the exam come under severe stress. Due to this, most students deprive themselves of the needed sleep leaving them more stressed out.
On the day of the exam, completely avoid last minute mugging and stressing. You should have a good sleep of minimum 8 hours the previous night. Do not stress yourself feeding more information to your already worked up brain. Whatever you have learned be confident of it and take some deep breaths. You have done your preparation and now you should prepare yourself to give your best. A tired mind will do no good, so it is necessary to go in the hall with a refreshed mind. You have worked hard for it and nobody can take away your hard work. What you give always comes back to you. Remember this nature's law. If you not prepared well, let your mind accept the fact. It is not possible to go unprepared and expect no stress and good results.
The first and most important is your preparation before exam is to make sure you have prepared well and know the important topics well. Before you go to the exam, eat foods that are energy producing and at the same time not too heavy on your stomach that make you sleepy in the examination hall. Never go empty stomach as you can end up concentrating more on your hunger than your exam paper. Fruits and proteins are good source of energy. Avoid intake of heavy carbohydrates like rice and potatoes which will make you sleepy. If possible carry a water bottle to the exam hall to rehydrate.
Make sure you have all the things necessary for the exam. Your stationary, your identity ticket and your watch etc.... Last minute searching for things can stress your mind further and create a panic during exam which can be disastrous.
Once you get the question paper in your hand. Read all the questions and make a quick rough plan how you are going to invest your time for doing your best. Mark the questions which you know the best and attempt them first. In this manner, you will increase your confidence further. Appreciate yourself for remembering the solutions and answers, your brain will work better. Never curse yourself if you forgot or didn't study something which you thought about studying. Remember it is too late now, your focus should be on the present moment.
It is very very important to check your answers again in the end. The last 15 minutes should be to review your paper. Recheck every answer with patience and you will be surprised to come across lot of careless faults. Make the necessary corrections.
It is a fact that, students sometimes enter into stress before, during and after exams. This is because most students fail to avoid circumstances that can create stress during exams. The mention of examinations should not send shivers down the spines of students only if they will learn to adopt the approaches mentioned in this article.

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Strength of GOOD student

February 14, 2013, 9:48 pm

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AWAKEN THE GOOD STUDENT IN YOU
There is a proverb in English that “The more you read the more you learn.” Here reading means extensive reading. But reading only study books can never make a student knowledgeable. In order to be an ideal learner a student must walk through all branches of sharpening merit such as reading; understanding and practical application in practical field, travelling as tourist, keeping knowledge about information technology (IT), computer operation, gossiping with others, utilizing leisure time positively.
A good student has to be an ideal learner first. He should inculcate inquisitiveness in him. With the
hunger for knowledge he has to develop certain qualities in him. The essential qualities a student has to imbibe are openness, willingness, self discipline, enthusiasm, curiosity, trust, dedication, humility and selfkindness. Openness means to let every aspect of your being be open. Open your eyes, your ears, your pores and cells and heart, your brain and mind. Be willing is to try something new, go out of your comfort zone, challenge your thoughts and beliefs about the world. Absorb the teachings you need. Then apply them diligently to your own experience. Self-Discipline is an important factor that every good student must possess. Often delaying the tasks, such as writing assignments, reading text books etc may negatively impact the ability of a student to achieve the goals. Follow a disciplined routine. Enthusiasm comes from the Greek meaning, “possessed by the gods.” Let yourself be possessed by your quest for wholeness and freedom. Be willing to go out on a limb, to do things that don’t make sense, to let your journey unfold through you. Be curious about how your reactions work. Shine your laser-like attention into the heart of your habits.
Teachers come in all shapes and sizes, but the ultimate teacher is life itself. Your teacher may be your
child or an illness or loss or nature. Trust that you are getting exactly what you need for freedom. And if you follow a person who is teaching, choose wisely, then trust completely. Forget what you already know that isn’t serving you and adopt an attitude of, “I don’t know.” Recognize that your mind tries to solve problems it can’t begin to know the answer to. Empty yourself of what you
think you know, then let something new come forth, fresh in the moment. The journey to wholeness and healing can bring you all kinds of challenges. Remain connected with your true heart’s desire. Keep the fire burning. Habits run deep, so treat yourself with tough love. Be unceasingly attentive, and unendingly kind. Relax and breathe. Not resisting anything is the most loving thing you could ever do.If there is something you know you need to learn, be like a sponge. Absorb the teachings and let them filter in completely. Then, as if you are reborn, emerge – fresh, alive, and whole.

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Procrastination

February 17, 2013, 11:24 am

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Procrastination and Homework
A Little Procrastination is Okay, But Too Much Can Hurt!
Do you procrastinate? Most of us put things off from time to time, like studying for a est or starting on lengthy research papers, but giving in to diversions can really hurt us in the long run.
Recognizing Procrastination
Procrastination is like a little white lie we tell ourselves. We think we’ll feel better if we do something fun, like watch a TV show, instead of studying or reading. But when we give in to the urge we always feel worse in the long run, not better.

Do you spend too much time on things that don’t matter? You may be a
procrastinator if you:

Feel the impulse to clean your room before you get started on a project.
Rewrite the first sentence or paragraph of a paper several times, repeatedly.
Crave a snack as soon as you sit down to study.
Spend too much time (days) to decide on a topic.
Carry books around all the time, but never open them to study.
Get angry if a parent asks “Have you started yet?”

You probably did relate to at least one of those situations. But don’t be hard on yourself! That means you are perfectly normal. The key to success is, don’t allow these diversion tactics to affect your grades in a bad way.
Avoiding Procrastination
How can you battle the urge to put things off? Try the following tips.

Recognize that a feisty little voice lives inside every one of us. He tells us it would be rewarding to play a game, eat, or watch TV when we know better.Don’t fall for it.
Think about the rewards of accomplishments, and put reminders around your study room. Is there a specific college you want to attend? Put the poster right over your desk.
Work out a reward system with your parent. There may be a concert you're dying to go to. Make a deal way ahead of time—you can go but only if you reach your goals. And stick to the deal!
Start with small goals if you’re facing a big assignment. Don’t get overwhelmed by the big picture. Accomplishment feels great, so set small goals first, and take it day by day. Set new goals as you go.
Finally, give yourself time to play! Set aside a special time to do whatever you want. Afterward, you’ll be ready to get to work!

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New Academic Session 2013-14

March 13, 2013, 12:27 pm

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INDIAN SCHOOL SOHAR

CIRCULAR

ISS/CIR/058/12-13

10 March 2013

Dear Parents,

Sub : New Academic session 2013-14

We wish to inform that the school will reopen for classes (LKG to Std XI) on Sunday 7^th April 2013.
The result for class XI will be declared on Wednesday, 20.03.2013 from 08:30am to 1:00 pm.
New session for class XII will commence from Saturday, 23^rd March 2013.
The annual progress report cards will be issued to parents of all classes (except Class X and XII) on Saturday 30^thMarch 2013 from 8:30am to 1:00 pm.
Class X and XII result will be issued by the CBSE tentatively by last week of May 2013.
In case you are not able to collect progress report on 30^th March 2013, you can collect it from Reception counter from 08:00 am to 1:30 pm on all working days till 17^th April 2013.
The price list of books and stationary will be available with the class teacher on 30^th March 2013.
Complete set of textbooks and stationary will be issued from 1^stApril 2013 to 3^rd April 2013.
Parents wishing to purchase loose books may do so on Thursday, 4^th April 2013 from 08:30 am to 1:00 pm. Parents are requested to purchase the books and stationery on the stipulated dates.
Last working day for KG – V is on Wednesday, 20^th March 2013.
Please remember that the students are always expected to come in neat, clean and tidy uniform to school.
Mobile phones are strictly prohibited, If confiscated, it will be returned only after the end of the academic session.

Sd/-

Mrs Sanchita Verma

Principal

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Class 10 CBSE Board Results

June 5, 2013, 8:57 am

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EIGHT STUDENTS of Class 10 SECURED CGPA Score of 10 in the recently concluded Board exams....Congratulations to all of them and the teachers as well as to parents of these students....and for those who couldn't make it perfect 10..this is not the end of the world... nevertheless... ALL the BEST for future exams....

The Toppers are TARANNUM N. SHEIKH, KURIAN KANNATH, DELICIA V. VAS, ARCHANA C.M., SIMRAN BHANAGE, SHRUTI VENKAT, SHAH RISHI and DANICIA D'SILVA....

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CBSE Class 12 Results -2013

June 9, 2013, 7:17 am

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RESULT ANALYSIS

The Class 12 results this year have been better and there are some toppers too.
A. 95 marks was the highest score in English in this exam and following are the students are viz.
1. Liz Maria Zacharias
2.Aishwarya Kurup
3.Roanna Misheal Fernandes
4.Joby Anu John

B. Liz Maria Zacharias secured highest !! i.e. 96 and Aashika Maria Naidu secured 95 in Biology.

Go ahead and reach higher !!!!!!

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CBSE Board Examination 2013: CLASS 12

June 11, 2013, 11:40 am

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The Following students secured 95 marks in MATHEMATICS in CBSE 2013 Class 12 Board exams..

1.Nudurupati Anuhya Sai
2.Aishwarya Kurup
3.Saumitra Tripathi
4.Himanshu Sharma
5.Snehil Srivastava
6.Patel Shreya Jayendra Kumar and
7.Valli Priyanka

Fabulous Performance !!! Go conquer the skies....

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CBSE - CLASS 12; Year 2013 Result

June 11, 2013, 11:45 am

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The Following students reached heights in recently declared Board exams in PHYSICS
1. Nudurupati Anuhya Sai - 98 marks (HIGHEST in school)
2.Patel Shreya Jayendra Kumar - 95 and
3.Valli Priyanka - 95

Stellar Show !!!!!..Reach for the TOP !!!!!
BIOLOGY
1.Liz maria Zacharias secured 96 while
2.Aashika Maria Naidu secured 95 in BIOLOGY ..
CONGRATS to Both !!!!!!

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CBSE 2013 - CLASS 12 RESULT

June 11, 2013, 11:52 am

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The Following students topped the charts in CHEMISTRY in the CBSE class 12 board exams 2013.
N.A. SAI and AISHWARYA KURUP topped with 99 marks each while all the names listed below secure 95 marks and above
1.Liz Maria Zacharias
2.Athira Babu
3.Keerthi Joyner
4.Hely Rajendra Mehta
5.Paul Ipshita
6.Himanshu Sharma
7.Valli Priyanka
8.J Krithika
9.Snehil Srivastava
10.Patel Shreya Jayendra Kumar

Great LEAPS >>>> Heartiest Congratulations...

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CBSE 2013 - CLASS 12 RESULT

June 11, 2013, 11:58 am

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In the CBSE Board exams for Class 12, several students secured top marks in Informatics Practice.
AKANSHA SINHA and AASHIKA MARIA NAIDU topped with 99 Marks each..
While the rest in the list below were not far behind and secured 95 and above:
1.Farhan Riaz Ahmed
2.Athira Babu
3.N.A. Sai
4.Keerthi Joyner
5.Aishwarya Kurup
6.Arpita Singh
7.Deepu Suresh Kumar
8.Himanshu Sharma
9.Smruthi K.C.
10.Valli Priyanka
11.J Krithika
12.Patel Shreya Jayendra Kumar.

WOW !!!!...Keep Going ahead with leaps and Bounds !!!!....

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