DOCSLIB.ORG

CBSE Curricular Ripples in the Space-Time When Any Object with and Solve Its Many Subscribe to These Fabric and Are Extremely Mass Moves, It Should Mysteries

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
CBSE Curricular Ripples in the Space-Time When Any Object with and Solve Its Many Subscribe to These Fabric and Are Extremely Mass Moves, It Should Mysteries CONTENTS SPECIAL REPORT 06 �������Readers’ Forum 20 BRAINFEED ACHARYA DEVO BHAVA AWARD 2017 07 ������� Editorial 08 ������� News 14 ������� Parenthood - Shayama Chona 64 ������� Demystifying Math Maarit Rossi Artificial Intelligence to the aid of Math 128 ���� K-12 Education Kunal Deep Three challenges to overcome in K-12 education 132 ���� British Council 134 ���� Mind Mine COVER STORY BEST SCHOOLS IN INDIA 36 SOUTHERN & WESTERN REGIONS 36 ���������������School Excellence Awards 2017 Selection Criteria 42 ���������������Best Schools of Karnataka 56 ���������������Best Schools of Telangana 66 ���������������Best Schools of Andhra Pradesh 74 ���������������Best Schools of Kerala 80 ���������������Best Schools of Tamilnadu 88 ���������������Best Pre Schools 92 ���������������Best Schools of Maharashtra 107 ������������Best International Schools of Gujarat 116 ������������Best International Schools of Madhya Pradesh 119 ������������Best International Schools of Chhattisgarh 121 ������������Best International Schools of Goa 124 ������������Best Pre Schools 4 november 17 NOVEMBER 2017 volume V issue 8 TECH LEARNING SCHOOL GOVERNANCE MEET THE Teaching for Parents & schools on EXPERTS 72 Tomorrow 104 the same page Shaping young minds standing upon the shoulders of giants 16 PARENTING CREATIVE EDUCATORS Every child is a The critical skills of 78 winner 114 the 21st Century as YOUNG MINDS goals in education Prof. (Dr.) M. M. Pant Former Pro-Vice Chancellor, IGNOU Students of the world unite CASE STUDY SPECIAL REPORT Lead to Transform Investment in teacher 52 86 schools 122 training a must CLIMATE ACTION PROJECT Koen Timmers Belgian educator and author, Top 50 finalists, Global Teacher Prize 2017 Growth Hacking The next big thing CASE STUDY SAFETY Learning centre helps Speak out loud 90 ride a new wave of 126 for Safety learning 130 CAREER Shivankit Arora Founder & Director, Marketing Masala november 17 5 READERS’ FORUM Watch videos of your interest from the list of videos given in the magazine� WATCH Blue Whale challenge Safety in schools The killer game Blue Whale Are schools unsafe in India? To Challenge was flooding the some extent it is true as there are media and was a major concern many schools that do not follow the for everyone, be it the school government norms� After the recent management or the parents� Proud Moment incidents in many private schools, Surprisingly the game was Acharya Devo Bhava 2017 administered by a teenager� This parents are in a dilemma over award function was organised shows the negative impact of over safety in schools� The education extremely well� Thank you so usage of technology� Even though department has to play a vital role� much for everything you did the discussion about this challenge Sudden inspections should be for teachers� The selection of has subsided, the schools and conducted in the schools so that teachers for the award was parents need to monitor the children managements will be afraid of their certainly unbiased� Hats off and counsel them on the adverse own shadow� The lacunas should to Brainfeed team! Giving effects of such challenges� Now it mementos and cash prizes to all be listed and deadline should be is the Blue Whale, we don’t know given to overcome them or else the teachers shows your respect what will be next� It is high time to the license of the school should be and love towards the teaching educate and counsel children to be community� I was proud to be away from such challenges� cancelled� Only such government part of it� interventions can develop a sense of Purushotam Reddy, Vishakapatnam G. Arunasree, Bhavan’s, safety among parents� Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad Anjali Saxena, Mumbai Global education Math Phobia projects The fear of doing well in I felt proud to know that our India Sharing experiences Mathematics or the term Math students are involved in tackling For the past few months I have been anxiety is not only for students climate change along with students seeing articles written by international but for adults as well� There are from 64 countries� The students and national contributors on a variety many ways to overcome this fear have got a wonderful opportunity as of topics dealing with all aspects of but not everyone is comfortable they will be aware about the factors education in Brainfeed magazine� with it� Many try to avoid this causing the climate change and The experience shared by Revathi subject, whereas a few take it brainstorm to find ways to tackle Balakrishnan on people making fun as a challenge and work on it� this problem� I appreciate the efforts on her accent and how she overcame The writer has given positive taken by Koen Timmers to connect the it is worth to take note of� It is due to enhancements to improve the students from around the world to this the dedication towards her work and learning skills in Math; I think mission through video conferences planning to do something best for it will be effective� But to be and Skype calls� This is indeed a her students that led to the amazing perfect in this subject practicing it better way of using technology� result� regularly plays a major role� Prashant Patil, Bhubaneshwar Meena Banerjee, Gurugram Daniel Prabhakaran, Chennai (Readers can send in their CHECK OUT OUR AND FOLLOW US ON suggestions/feedback to WEBSITE & E-MAG facebook.com/ twitter.com/ [email protected] brainfeedmagazine.com brainfeededumag brainfeedmagzn by 10th of every month) Scan for more Info 6 november 17 LETTER FROM THE EDITOR november 2017 volume V issue 8 s there anything such as a perfect company in the world? A perfect hotel? The best resort? And, ‘the’ best school� There can never be ‘the best’ for the world Chief Editor I is too complex and institutions are a reflection of the Brahmam K V socio-economic-cultural milieu of their surroundings� Any ranking is always subject to questions of bias, flaws and Editor limitations� The strong belief that every school is unique and that Venkat Pulapaka a particular school may be good for a student may not be suitable for another is a foregone conclusion� So are rankings futile? Not really� Rankings are useful to the Sub Editor extent that they provide an overview, a bird’s eye view, a starting Vanalatha Reddy T point, not the finishing line� Ranking helps to an extent to gauge certain parameters� Do rankings of schools increase accountability or are merely Art & Design discriminatory is a question that is being debated the world over Lakshmi D but the business of ranking by several publishing houses goes on unabated� Brainfeed instituted the School Excellence Circulation Every Awards in 2014 and has been honouring Hemachandra Rao S school is schools in India with an intention to give a +91 91777 74851 unique in fillip to their accomplishments� The awards +91 85018 26317 its own would be given away to schools during way� Each the 5th National Conference on Teaching, has its own Learning and Leadership� Also, this year, like Printed, Published and Owned by in the past, the magazine seeks to provide a Kakani Veera Brahmam strength suggestive list of the Best Schools in India� The intention is to partake in the development of school education and foster a sense of camaraderie among the fraternity� The Printed at conferences, I believe will be a meeting ground for exchange of Kala Jyothi Process Pvt. Ltd. ideas, of celebration and confluence of innovative thoughts� 1-1-60/5, RTC X Roads Parents today are a confused lot when it comes to choosing a Hyderabad-500 020, Telangana, India school and the list that we have come up with is suggestive to say the least but has been done meticulously� Do read the covers story to know more about the methodology in selecting schools� Published from Starting November, we would be conducting conferences that 8-3-191/565/K, Vengal Rao Nagar span across five cities with the first one kicking off in Bengaluru SR Nagar Post, Hyderabad-500 038 on November 12� Right from the inception of Brainfeed magazine Telangana, India our goal has been to engage in a dialogue with all stake holders in Contact Nos. : 040 - 6551 5151 the school education firmament� We are excited of the prospect of 040 - 4262 2024 so many school leaders making it to the conferences and take this Email: [email protected] opportunity to thank all of them who have been with us and to the [email protected] new participants� Welcome aboard� Look forward to meet you all in the garden city of India and later in the city of Peshwas� www.brainfeedmagazine.com facebook.com/brainfeededumag RNI No. APENG/2013/49994 Brahmam K V Chief Editor november 17 7 NEWS Neutron-Star collision witnessed NCERT books see cientists, using the increased demand SLaser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave significant Observatory (LIGO) and A increase has the more advanced been recorded in the Virgo, have witnessed demand for NCERT for the first time, two textbooks, after the neutron stars crash into revision of the 2017- each other and generate 2018 syllabus� gravitational waves This is mostly before doing so� because students will Neutron stars are the not be able to borrow smallest and densest difficult to detect� generate gravitational old books from their stars known to exist; Albert Einstein first waves that travel at the seniors anymore they are about the size predicted the existence speed of light, warping due to the updated of a city� A neutron star of gravitational waves the geometry of the versions of the books is the collapsed core of in 1916� According to surrounding space-time
Load more

Recommended publications
  • E__VISAKHA VALLEY SCHOOL Prospe
    vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv Off : 0891-2552177 ( 0891-2799889 Fax : 0891-2520118 VISAKHA VALLEY SCHOOL VISAKHAPATNAM - 40 Affiliated to CBSE, Delhi, No. 130006/1971 PROSPECTUS 2017-18 vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv INDEX Pages 1. Introduction 2 2. Pattern of Education 2 3. Registration for Admission 6 4. Conduct, Discipline and Leave Rules 10 5. School Timings & Working Days 15 6. Transport 15 7. Fee Particulars 16 8. Miscellaneous 18 1 I. Introduction : Visakha Valley School, Visakhapatnam - 40 was started by Visakha Education Society in 1968 and registered under the Societies Registration Act, in 1968. It is co-educational with English as the medium of instruction and run on no profit no loss basis purely in service of the public. The School aims at imparting instruction to its pupils in order to develop them into good citizens of the nation and occupy positions of leadership in future. As such, the instruction involves a harmonious blend of scholastic as well as co-scholastic activities with a stress on achieving holistic excellence. Special training is given not only in the development of moral, cultural, spiritual and social values but also on intellectual and physical growth. To sum up, it aims at development of a complete personality promoting rational and original thinking both creative and critical in the child in a free atmosphere without any indoctrination. II. Pattern of Education: The school is affiliated to the Central Board of Secondary Education, New Delhi under the 10+2 pattern of education with classes LKG, UKG and 1 to 12 and prepares its pupils for the All India Secondary School Examination at the end of X standard and All India Senior School Certificate Examination at the end of XII Standard.
    [Show full text]
  • Karle-Vario-Homes-Brochure.Pdf
    Table of Contents Progressive Layouts 6 Vario Lifestyles Free Spirit 11 Energizer Couple 16 Nuclear Couple 22 Nester Couple 29 Flexi-Wall Specifications 35 Gallery 36 Amenities 45 Karle Town Centre 44 Location 65 Green Urbanism Features 71 About Karle Infra 73 RERA REGISTRATION NUMBER : PRM/KA/RERA/1251/309/PR/190427/002539 For further details, please refer to http://rera.karnataka.gov.in The future of living HAS NO BARRIERS. 4 5 Flexi-Wall At the heart of the Progressive Layout is the Flexi-Wall. The L-Shaped Flexi-Wall between the living room, guest room and dining room can be easily opened and closed, creating a personalised space unique to your needs. Progressive Layouts at Vario Homes. Our lifestyles are progressing. What we needed yesterday isn’t what we need today. Our interests, habits and hobbies change. WALL CLOSED WALL OPEN Our families grow. Our work evolves. Our friend-circle waxes and wanes. The progressive layouts at Vario homes try to keep pace with your ever-changing needs. Allowing you to decide what your home Made of individual aluminium-framed panels filled with rock wool insulation, the Flexi-Wall is suspended on a ceiling-mounted track for easy operation. should be and when. 6 7 The future of living HAS NO LIFESTYLE BARRIERS. 8 9 The Free Spirit She’s an explorer and a poet, capturing the world through her lens and with her pen. She works on her own time, from the comfort of home. An avid coffee lover, friends love coming over to experiment with her new blends.
    [Show full text]
  • Jan-Mar 2017 Part 2
    I Vol 2 No.2 e-News Letter of IMS Jan-Mar 2017 IMS Diamond Jubilee Lectures * National Heat Wave Workshop * Annual Monsoon Workshop * WM Day Celebrations * NE Monsoon Workshop * New Chapters : Srinagar and Shimla * Workshop on Extreme Weather Events * News from Chapters * Vayumandal * INTROMET * Announcement for Awards * Obituaries : Shri D.R. Sikka and Dr J.S. Fein -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- World Meteorological Day Celebrations World Meteorological Day 2017 was celebrated by all IMS Chapters by orgasnising talk on Understanding Clouds and facilitating visit of students Weather Observatories and Met Offices Special Lecture on "THE SCIENCE AND POETRY OF CLOUDS” By Professor R.R.Kelkar Former President, Indian Meteorological Society and Former Director General, India Meteorological Department on Thursday the 23rd March,2017 at 1430 hrs Vrishti- Auditorium India Meteorological Department Mausam Bhawan Complex, Lodhi Road, New Delhi His Lecture started with observation that the word observatory was perhaps a misnomer as most of the meteorological elements such as atmospheric pressure, temperature, humidity, wind speed and wind direction could not be observed but just measured. The only two exceptions are clouds and precipitation. Clouds can be seen to form, grow, move and dissipate, and without clouds there would be no precipitation. Clouds have innumerable shapes and sizes although they can be broadly classified into a small number
    [Show full text]
  • AP Urban Mee Seva Centres Project (Functional & Technical Specifications)
    RFP for Urban MeeSeva Centre Oct.2015 (Part – I) Request For Proposal Part - I AP Urban Mee Seva Centres Project (Functional & Technical Specifications) under Build, Operate, Maintain and Transfer (BOMT) Model October 2015 O/o. Director, Electronic Services Delivery Ground Floor, Road No. 7, Banjara Hills Hyderabad - 500 034, India. Phone: 040-2335 4716, 17 Page 1 of 69 RFP for Urban MeeSeva Centre Oct.2015 (Part – I) Proprietary & Confidential This document contains proprietary information furnished for evaluation purposes only. No part of this document can be reproduced in any form or by any means, disclosed or distributed to any person without the prior consent of ESD to the extent required for submitting bid and such information may not be published, disclosed, or used for any other purpose. You acknowledge and agree that this document and all portions thereof, including, but not limited to, any copyright, trade secret and other intellectual property rights relating thereto, are and at all times shall remain the sole property of ESD and that title and full ownership rights in the information contained herein and all portions thereof are reserved to and at all times shall remain with ESD. You agree to take utmost care in protecting the proprietary and confidential nature of the information contained herein. Page 2 of 69 RFP for Urban MeeSeva Centre Oct.2015 (Part – I) Table of Contents News Paper Advertisement ............................................................................................... 5 Tender Call Notice ..............................................................................................................
    [Show full text]
  • Goyal Orchid Greens - Kannuru, Bangalore Epitome of Elegance and Simplicity
    https://www.propertywala.com/goyal-orchid-greens-bangalore Goyal Orchid Greens - Kannuru, Bangalore Epitome of elegance and simplicity. Goyal Orchid Greens is a residential project by Goyal & Co. which offer 2 & 3 Bhk apartments located at Hennur Road, Kannuru,Bangalore. Project ID : J290174811 Builder: Goyal & Co. Location: Goyal Orchid Greens,Hennur Road, Kannuru, Bangalore - 562149 (Karnataka) Completion Date: May, 2020 Status: Started Description Goyal Orchid Greens is a upcoming residential project by Goyal & Co. located at Hennur Road, Bangalore. This project is an ultimate reflection of the urban chic lifestyle which offer 2 & 3 Bhk apartments ranging between 1180-1561 sq.ft. which is spread over the total area of 2.59 acre of land. Exclusively designed and well equipped with modern amenities makes it an epitome of elegance and simplicity. RERA ID : PRM/KA/RERA/1251/446/PR/171014/000328 Amenities Landscaped Garden Kids Play Area Gymnasium Club House Rain Water Harvesting Lifts Car Parking Power Backup Goyal & Co. was founded by the late Mr. Rampurshottam Goyal in 1970 in the city of Ahmedabad. A bachelor in civil engineering from Jodhpur University, he started the company with limited means. With his heart set on a long term vision and years of perseverance, he grew Goyal & Co into one of the leading real estate development companies in Western India, both in terms of residential and commercial. Features Security Features Lot Features Security Guards Electronic Security Balcony Park Facing Intercom Facility Fire Alarm Lot Exterior
    [Show full text]
  • Chhatisgarh Chandigarh Andhra Pradesh
    STATE/UNITWISE - OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM DETAIL GYMNASTIC U17 BOYS,PUNE Reg.No NAME FATHER NAME DOB CLASS SCHOOL NAME SCH. NO. ANDHRA PRADESH SGFI-2004-05-PUNE-AP-0007 P.ASHWINI P.SURYA PRAKASH 13-Nov-91 9 ANDHRA PRADESH SPORTS 252 SCHOOL SGFI-2004-05-PUNE-AP-0031 N.SRISAILAM N.MASTER 01-Nov-90 8 ANDHRA PRADESH SPORTS 287 SCHOOL SGFI-2004-05-PUNE-AP-0033 K.DURGA K.SURYA NARAYANA 01-Feb-92 8 NEW LOYOLA HIGH SCHOOL 744 SGFI-2004-05-PUNE-AP-0034 D.KIRAN D.SAIDULU 20-Nov-91 8 ANDHRA PRADESH SPORTS 328 SCHOOL SGFI-2004-05-PUNE-AP-0035 B.HARI PRASAD B.NARSIMULU 10-Jul-92 8 ANHDRA PRADESH SPORTS 319 SCHOOL SGFI-2004-05-PUNE-AP-0036 A.KUMAR SWAMY A.POCHIAH 05-Sep-92 8 ANDHRA PRADESH SPORTS 307 SCHOOL SGFI-2004-05-PUNE-AP-0037 A.MAHESH BABU A.MALYADRI 13-May-93 8 ANDHRA PRADESH SPORTS 294 SCHOOL SGFI-2004-05-PUNE-AP-0038 S.VINAY CHAND S.VITTAL 15-Jul-90 10 ANDHRA PRADESH SPORTS 246 SCHOOL SGFI-2004-05-PUNE-AP-0039 SD.BILAL JANI BASHA 28-Nov-89 10 GNANAMANDIR HIGH SCHOOL 00 SGFI-2004-05-PUNE-AP-0040 R.ARJUN R.BALRAM 21-Apr-90 10 LOYOLA PUBLIC SCHOOL 2489 SGFI-2004-05-PUNE-AP-0041 ALEXANDER .CH CH.DAVID 09-Nov-90 10 LOYOLA HIGH SCHOOL 00 SGFI-2004-05-PUNE-AP-0042 K.BHARADWAJA K.KISHORE 22-Jul-90 9 GNANAMANDIR HIGH SCHOOL 00 SGFI-2004-05-PUNE-AP-0043 A.GOPI KUMAR A.SAMPATH 05-Dec-91 9 SAMTHA HIGH SCHOOL 00 SGFI-2004-05-PUNE-AP-0044 M.DEEPAK SINGH M.BIJJU SINGH 22-Feb-90 10 INDO.
    [Show full text]
  • Ap Gitanjali Devashray Ap the Jain International School
    ssttaatete aadddd11 AP GITANJALI DEVASHRAY AP THE JAIN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL AP VIDYA VINAYALAYA SCHOOL AP SARATHI SCHOOL AP DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL AP MARICA HIGH SCHOOL AP OAKRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL AP OASIS SCHOOL AP DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL AP PALLAVI MODEL SCHOOL AP SUNFLOWER SCHOOL AP ST MICHAEL'S SCHOOL AP ST ANDREWS HIGH SCHOOL AP THE HYDERABAD PUBLIC SCHOOL AP DRS INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL AP JOHNSON GRAMMAR SCHOOL AP CHINMAYA VIDYALAYA AP LITTLE SCHOLAR SCHOOL AP SISTER NIVEDITHA SCHOOL AP TAKSHASILA PUBLIC SCHOOL. AP HINDU PUBLIC SCHOOL AP VIDYANJALI HIGH SCHOOL AP AMRITHA VIDYALAYAM AP THE SECUNDERABAD PUBLIC SCHOOL AP AZRA PUBLIC SCHOOL AP HOWARD PUBLIC SCHOOL AP VASAVI PUBLIC SCHOOL AP BHARATIYA VIDYA BHAVAN'S VIDYASHRAM AP MAHARISHI VIDYA MANDIR AP BHARATIYA VIDYA BHAVANS PUB SCHOOL AP JUBILEE HILLS PUBLIC SCHOOL AP P OBUL REDDY PUBLIC SCHOOL AP ROOTS MONTESSORI HOUSE FOR CHILDREN AP SHIVAJI VIDYAPEETH SCHOOL AP MERIDIAN SCHOOL FOR BOYS & GIRLS AP ORCHIDS THE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL AP SULTAN UL ULOOM PUBLIC SCHOOL AP VIGNANA JYOTHI PUBLIC SCHOOL AP LITTLE FLOWER SCHOOL AP DR.KKR'S GOWTHAM CONCEPT SCHOOL AP SRI VIDYA SECONDARY SCHOOL AP UNIVERSITY OF HYDERABAD CAMP.SCHOOL AP LOTUS NATIONAL SCHOOL AP LOTUS NATIONAL SCHOOL AP D A V PUBLIC SCHOOL AP BRAHM PRAKASH D A V SCHOOL AP DEFENCE LABORATORIES SCHOOL AP PANINEEYA MAHAVIDYALAYA PUB SCHOOL AP ATOMIC ENERGY CENTRAL SCHOOL AP ATOMIC ENERGY CENTRAL SCHOOL NO 2 AP C A L PUBLIC SCHOOL AP DEFENCE LABORATORIES SCHOOL AP DAV PUBLIC SCHOOL AP KENNEDY HIGH-THE GLOBAL SCHOOL AP RAJADHANI RESIDENTIAL
    [Show full text]
  • CURRICULUM VITAE Personal Dates______Name Sreekanth Attaluri
    ________________________________________________________________________ CURRICULUM VITAE Personal Dates_______________________________________________ Name Sreekanth Attaluri Date of Birth July 19, 1972 Place of Birth Guntur, Andhra Pradesh, India School and Loyola Public School (March 1987) University degree Intermediate Education (March 1989) Bachelor of Science in Agriculture (December 1995) Master of Science in Agriculture- Crop Physiology (Feb. 1999) Doctor of Philosophy- Crop Science (Agronomy) (Oct. 2008) Current Employer International Potato Center (CIP), Regional Office for South West and Central Asia (SWCA), NASC Complex, DPS Marg, Pusa, New Delhi 110012, India Current address CIP-liaison office, RC CTCRI, Dumduma, Bhubaneswar 751019 Orissa, India Telephone (+) 91 94370 69177 E-mail [email protected] Languages English (Good User; IELTS band score: 7/9) Hindi (advanced skills) Telugu (advanced skills) Kannada (basic skills; 3 years) Russian (basic skills; 6 months) Honors, Awards -Recipient of the Indian Council of Agricultural Research &Fellowships (ICAR) Junior Research Fellowship for post-graduate studies -Obtained the NET (National Eligibility Test) certificate conducted by the Agricultural Scientists Recruitment Board (ASRB) of ICAR. -PhD study grant by the International Potato Center, Lima, Peru -Selection for participation in Young Researchers Seminar and GCARD 2010, Montpellier, France -Recipient of the J N Bose Memorial National award (2010) in ‘Community nutrition’ presented by Indian Dietetic Association of the
    [Show full text]
  • Andhra Vani - February 2021 FR PROVINCIAL's PROGRAMME - FEBRUARY
    No: 456 NEWSLETTER OF ANDHRA JESUIT PROVINCE FEBRUARY - 2021 POPE'S INTENTION: February 2021 Violence Against Women : We pray for women who are victims of violence, that they may be protected by society and have their sufferings considered and heeded. INFORMATION: convoked the 71st Congregation of Procurators which will start • OnSch. 15th Panithi Jan 2021, Naresh Fr General SJ will be ordained deacon in Nairobi, Kenya by Rt Rev Rodrigo Saldarriaga on 16th May 2022 and be preceded by a retreat for all participants. • Sch. Thottathil Kurian Augustine, SJ will be ordained deacon in Pune by Rt. Rev. Mejía, SJ Vicar Apostolic Emeritus of Soddo Ethiopiaon on 13th Feb 2021. • Schs. Bulla Peter and Kadavil Puthanveed Saji George, SJ will be ordained Thomas Dabre,DD, bishop of Pune on 14th Feb 2021. deacons in Loyola Public Fr.School, A. Dhanapal Guntur on will 13th be Feb celebrated 2021 at on 10.30AM by Rt. Rev. Chinnabithini Bhagyaiah, DD, bishop of Guntur. • Golden Jubilee celebrationsYangala Madhu of Babu • Fr. Joseph14th Feb Sebastian at 10.30 AM in Andhra Loyola College, Vijayawada. • Fr.First Gorantla year novice Jayaraj left the novitiate on 22nd Jan ’21. and his cell no. is has8341547807 a new mail id <[email protected]> • Secretariat of Faith ofhas our a new Conference mail id <[email protected]> in collaboration with ROOTS & WINGS Madurai and Chennai Provinces, is organising the Fr Devadhas Muthiah2021 from SJ 6th Apr evening to 8th May afternoon at Shembaganur. FrFor Patrick more details Ravichandran and to apply SJ for the course please contact: Happy Feast of : 9600411531 / 8056662524/[email protected] St.
    [Show full text]
  • Virtualevents June - October 2020
    #VirtualEvents June - October 2020 19 Cities #VirtualSessions Affordable 2 Virtual Options #VirtualFairs 100+ High Schools www.campusconnectglobal.com #VirtualFairs We took a few weeks to identify a way that can best help our university partners replicate a traditional High School Fair and engage an audience. With the experience we’ve gained in marketing and conducting over 50 VirtualSessions, we are very happy to add VirtualFairs to our offering. VirtualFairs are designed to ensure you have a quality interaction with potential students. You will get a chance to present your program and university offerings as well as engage and have a conversation with interested high school students. With the Campus Connect High School Network, we have you covered. Scheduling: Each VirtualFair is limited to 25 University Participants only. (This is a Multi-Country event). Each University will have a dedicated, video and audio enabled Virtual Room. You can book multiple VirtualFairs in the sign up section Marketing: High School Counsellors and Students will be invited from the dedicated cities by event date. Marketing activities will be conducted via mailing campaigns and social media channels with Campus Connect network schools. University information and marketing material (Logos, e-brochures, Campus Videos) will be displayed in a dedicated webpage and also emailed to each participant. Feel free to have a current student or Alumni join in! Dates Time (India Standard Deadline Cities Time) July 11, 2020 05:00 PM - 08:00 June 26, 2020 Mumbai, Pune, Lonavala,
    [Show full text]
  • January 2021
    Ranchi Bulletin January 2021 80/1 Ranchi Jesuits, Sadbhavna P.B. - 4, Ranchi -834 001, Jharkhand January 2021 APPOINTMENTS BY FR. GENERAL • Fr. Leonard Chiti as Provincial of the new Province of Southern Africa (SAP); he will assume office on 25 Mar 2021. • Fr. Miguel Garaizábal, as the next Regional Superior of the Jesuits in Thailand. • Fr. Roberto Del Riccio, SJ, as the next Provincial of the Euro-Mediterranean Province. This Province was erected in 2017 which includes Italy, Albania, Malta & the Mission of Romania. APPOINTMENTS BY FR. POSA • Fr Arjen Tete, SJ (CCU) as the New Conference Delegate for Formation (CDF) APPOINTMENTS BY FR. PROVINCIAL SL. No. Name From To 01 Fr. Nabor Lakra, SJ Vice Principal, St. Xavier’s Principal, St. Xavier’s College, Ranchi College Ranchi 02 Fr. Robert P. Kujur, SJ Principal, St. Xavier’s College, Vice Principal, St. Xavier’s College, Ranchi Sonabheel, Assam 03 Fr. Ajay Arun Minj, SJ Dean, Manresa House Vice Principal, St. Xavier’s College, Ranchi Scholastics, Ranchi 04 Fr. Edwin R. Dungdung, SJ Controller of Examination, Dean, Manresa House Scholastics, Ranchi St. Xavier’s College, Ranchi (Addl) 05 Fr. Erenius Toppo, SJ Vice Principal, St. Xavier’s Principal, St. Xavier’s College, Sonabheel, College, Simdega Assam 06 Fr. Rajesh Sandil, SJ St. Xavier’s College, Ranchi Vice Principal, St. Xavier’s College, Simdega 07 Fr. Binod Toppo, SJ Director Minor Seminary, Ranchi Vice Principal, St. John’s HS Ranchi (Addl) 08 Fr. Patrick Kerketta, SJ Vice Principal, St. John’s HS Student Counsellor, St. John’s HS and Ranchi Spiritual Director, Minor Seminarians, Ranchi 09 Fr.
    [Show full text]
  • IB & A-Level Forecast Results
    IB & A-Level Forecast Results - List of Acceptable Schools (Agent use only) Brunei, China, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore, & Vietnam A-Levels IB Brunei Brunei International School Brunei International School Brunei Jerudong International School Jerudong International School Maktab Sains Paduka Seri Begawan Sultan (Paduka Seri Begawan Sultan Science College) China China Beijing International Bilingual Academy Alcanta International College Britannica International School Shanghai American International School of Guangzhou British International School Shanghai Puxi Beanstalk International Bilingual School – Shunyi Campus British School of Guangzhou Beijing BISS International School British School of Nanjing Beijing City International School (BCIS) Dulwich College Shanghai Beijing Dulwich International School Dulwich College Suzhou Beijing Huijia Private School Guangdong Country Garden School Beijing International Bilingual Academy Guangdong Shunde Desheng School Beijing National Day School Harrow International School Beijing Beijing No. 55 High School High School affiliated to Renmin University Beijing World Youth Academy Malvern College Qingdao Canadian International School of Beijing Nantong Stalford International School Chengdu Meishi International School Ningbo International School Chengdu Shude High School Oxford International College Changzhou Dulwich College Shanghai Oxford International College Chengdu Dulwich College Suzhou Shanghai Guanghua College Fudan Fudan International School Shenzhen College of International
    [Show full text]