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Annual School Calendar ANNUAL SCHOOL CALENDAR APRIL Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 6 7 8 * Honours Assembly 9 10 BABA AJIT SINGH HOUSE : “BAISAKHI” 13 14 15 16 17 BAISAKHI Celebration HOLIDAY “BAISAKHI” “INTRA CLASS & INTER HOUSE Saakhi Recitation on Prakash Utsav of Sri Guru Angad Dev ji and Sri Guru Teg Bahadur ji (18th April) in Morning Assembly. COMPETITION “ Class VI TO X (13th to 24th April) BABA JUJHAR SINGH HOUSE : ”Save our planet Earth” 20 21 22 23 William Shakespeare’s 24 Birthday Gardening Activity on “Save Mother Earth” CLASS (I to V) INTRA CLASS DRAWING/PAINTING INTRA CLASS (*Library Week) COMP.on EARTH DAY DRAWING/PAINTING COMP.on EARTH DAY Book Jacket Making/Short (IX AND X) (VI TO VIII) enactments from novels etc.(from 20th to 24th April) BABA ZORAWAR SINGH HOUSE: : “Role of Education” 27 28 29 30 FA1 Worksheets: FA1 Worksheets: INTRA CLASS (I to V) “English Calligraphy” IX AND X CLASS VI TO VIII CLASS ANNUAL SCHOOL CALENDAR MAY Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 1 Unit Test-I Class I to X,XII BABA FATEH SINGH HOUSE: “MOTHER’S DAY“ 4 6 7 8 5 INTER HOUSE FA1 Worksheets: CHESS/ KABADDI COMP. Unit Test-I CLASS IX AND X Worksheets: FA1 Worksheets: (Class: VI to X, XII) CLASS I TO V VI TO VIII 4th to 8th May Class I to X , XII Memo Pad Making Activity Class – VI TO X (ZERO Period) Making PHOTO FRAME on “MOTHER’S DAY“ (MOTHERS’ DAY Special) BABA AJIT SINGH HOUSE: “Sri Guru Arjan Dev ji” 11 13 14 15 12 Unit Test-I FA1 Worksheets: Gurbaani Kanth Karo STREAMER ACT. FA1 Worksheets: CLASS IX AND X (Making Decorative material VI TO VIII (1-5 Ashtpadis of “Sukhmani Class I to X , XII with crepe papers) Sahib JI”in zero period.(III TO X) (I TO V) SUMMER BREAK(18 MAY TO 30 JUNE) INTRA CLASS GHPS POSTER/DRAWING COMPETITION AFTER VACATIONS WATER CONSERVATION TOPICS : ELECTRICITY CONSERVATION EDUCATION FOR ALL ANNUAL SCHOOL CALENDAR JULY BABA JUJHAR SINGH HOUSE “Sri Guru Hargobind Sahib ji” MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY Zonal School Sports 1 2 3 Act.(Athletics,Volleyball, Unit Test-1 Baseball etc.) From July to November. FA WORKSHEETS Inter Zone Cultural &Music CLASS I TO X Class I to X, XII Competitions(Qwali,Folk, Patriotic,Solo,Instrumental etc.) *Heats at school level for different Segments/Events will be an outgoing process. BABA ZORAWAR SINGH HOUSE: “Sri Guru Hargobind Sahib ji” 6 7 8 9 10 Unit Test -2 Prakash Utsav of Sri Guru Class I toV Hargobind Sahib ji (5th July) Intra Class ARDAAS Recitation Intra Class ARDAAS Recitation Unit Test-1 Intra Class ARDAAS Recitation Activity Class (IX-XI) Activity Class (VI TO VIII) Class VI to X, XII Activity Class (I TO V) BABA FATEH SINGH HOUSE: : “GURMUKHI DIWAS” 13 14 15 16 17 (I TO V) INTER CLASS (IX to XI) INTER CLASS (VI TO VIII) INTER CLASS “ARDAAS Recitation” “ARDAAS Recitation” “ARDAAS Recitation” Unit Test -2 Class I toV Unit Test-1 Class VI to X, XII BABA AJIT SINGH HOUSE: “ SRI GURU HARKRISHAN SAHIB JI “ 20 21 22 23 24 FA WORKSHEETS FA WORKSHEETS FA WORKSHEETS * Prize Distribution of Ardaas Unit Test -2 CLASS I TO V CLASS IX & X CLASS I TO X Recitation Comp.on the day of Class I toV Celebration of Gurupurab of Sri Unit Test-1 Guru Harkrishan Sahib ji. Class VI to X, XII BABA JUJHAR SINGH HOUSE: “ Seven Wonders of the World” 27 28 29 30 31 INTRA CLASS CARTOON MAKING INTRA CLASS Slogan Writing Comp.” Unit Test -2 COLLAGE MAKING ACT.ON COMP.:Conserv.of wild life & forests” Class I toV “ Seven Wonders of the World” Unit Test-1 (1 TO V) Class VI to X, XII Inter House Puppet Show (VI TO VIII) ANNUAL SCHOOL CALENDAR AUGUST BABA ZORAWAR SINGH HOUSE:IMPORTANCE OF SANITATION” Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 3 4 5 6 7 Workshops and activities on CLASS & BOARD CLASS & BOARD Unit Test – 2 :IMPORTANCE OF DECORATION DECORATION Class I to X, XII SANITATION”(All Segments) IX & X CLASS VI TO VIII CLASS Unit Test –I Class XI (Evaluated) (Evaluated) BABA FATEH SINGH HOUSE: “INDEPENDENCE DAY”:“ 10 11 12 13 14 INTER HOUSE STREET PLAY on DESH PREM GEET on “INDEPENDENCE DAY” Unit Test -2 DESH PREM GEET on “INDEPENDENCE DAY” Class I to X, XII “INDEPENDENCE DAY” (I - V) ATHLETICS & THROWING Unit Test -1 Class XI (CCA Period) (IX - XI) EVENTS / KHO – KHO (VI - XII) * Celebration of (3th AUG TO 14th AUG) Independence Day BABA AJIT SINGH HOUSE: “ FIRST AID” 17 18 19 20 21 Making: MINI FIRST AID KIT (IX - XI) Unit Test -2 PPT’s on Safety Tips Health Champs to organize Making: Class I to X, XII (to be shown talk MINI FIRST AID KIT (VI - VIII) Unit Test -1 Class XI (I TO V) Health Champs to organize Inter House (IX to XI) talk (Instrumental Fusion) BABA JUJHAR SINGH HOUSE: “RAKSHA BANDHAN” 24 RAKHI MAKING ACT. 25 PPT’s on Family Ties 26 Prefects Investiture 27 28 (I to V) (IX TO XI) Ceremony PPT’s on Family Ties To be conducted as per school PPT’s on Family Ties timetable. (VI TO VIII) Unit Test – 2 To be conducted as per school Class VI to X,XII timetable. Unit Test – 1 Class XI ANNUAL SCHOOL CALENDAR SEPTEMBER Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday BABA ZORAWAR SINGH HOUSE: “ Teacher’s Day” 31 1 2 3 4 Card Making Act.for Grand Parents Class (I - V) TEACHER’S DAY Unit Test -III 5th Sep Relay Races , Aerobics, *Activity linked with Teacher’s Day. Class (I - V ) Celebration of Prakash Utsav of Bowling etc. Class (I - V) Group Discussion on “Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji” Concept of Guru in TERMINAL EXAM “Sri Guru Granth Sahib ji” Our True Teacher” & “Teacher’s Day” Class (VI TO XI) CLASS VI TO XII Book Mark & Card Making Act. (I to XI) On “ Teacher’s Day” in (Zero Period) BABA FATEH SINGH HOUSE: ”Grandparent’s Day” (7 SEP) 7 Mini Function 8 9 10 11 Celebrating Grand Parent’s Day (Pre-Primary Segment) Unit Test -III TERMINAL EXAM CLASS VI TO XII Class ( I - V ) BABA AJIT SINGH HOUSE: “HINDI DIWAS” 14 15 16 17 18 TERMINAL EXAM Hindi Poems/Antakshri Competition. BABA JUJHAR SINGH HOUSE: “EXAMINATION TIPS” 21 22 23 24 25 Craft Work using (cotton, clay,paper etc.) (III-V) Handprinting, Thumb /Spray TERMINAL EXAM Painting etc. (I&II) BABA ZORAWAR SINGH HOUSE: “MAHATMA GANDHI JI “ 28 29 30 TERMINAL EXAM Worksheets /Crossword Puzzles (I TO V) ANNUAL SCHOOL CALENDAR OCTOBER Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday BABA ZORAWAR SINGH HOUSE: “MAHATMA GANDHI JI” 1 2 HOLIDAY “There would be nothing to frighten you if you refused to be afraid. BABA FATEH SINGH HOUSE: “SPORTS WEEK” 5 Pencil Shaving Act 6 7 8 9 Best Out Of Waste (I TO V) ZONAL ATHLETICS MEET/INTER GHPS ATHLETIC MEET (7TH Oct TO 18TH Oct) BABA AJIT SINGH HOUSE: “ MATHS WEEK” 12 13 14 15 16 FA WORKSHEETS FA WORKSHEETS CLASS VI TO VIII Unit Test III CLASS IX &X (Mind Challenging- Class (I - X, XII) Mind Challenging-Fun Maths Games PSA WORKSHEET CLASS XI Fun Maths Games) & (Mind Challenging- Unit Test II (I TO V) Fun Maths Games) Class XI BABA JUJHAR SINGH HOUSE: “Festivals of India” 19 20 FA WORKSHEETS 21 FA WORKSHEETS 22 23 CLASS IX &X CLASS VI TO VIII Unit Test III Inter House Folk Dance Comp. PSA WORKSHEET CLASS XI Inter House Folk Dance Comp. (I TO V) (VI-VIII) Class (I - X, XII) Inter House Folk Dance Comp. DUSSHERA (IX-XI) HOLIDAY & Unit Test II Class XI BABA ZORAWAR SINGH HOUSE: “ Conservation of Natural Resources” 26 27 28 29 30 FA WORKSHEETS FA WORKSHEETS FA WORKSHEETS Unit Test III - Class ( I – X , XII) CLASS I TO V CLASS IX &X CLASS VI TO VIII & PSA WORKSHEET CLASS XI Unit Test II - Class XI ANNUAL SCHOOL CALENDAR NOVEMBER Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday BABA FATEH SINGH HOUSE: “Eco –Friendly Diwali 2 3 4 5 6 Unit Test III Candle/Diya making act. FA Worksheets: FA Worksheets: ( I- X, XII) (III TO XI) CLASS IX AND X CLASS VI TO VIII Unit Test II ClassXI BABA AJIT SINGH HOUSE: “ CHILDREN’S DAY ” 9 Cultural Programme on 10 11 12 13 BANDI CHHOR DIVAS DIWALI BREAK(10-13) Folk Dance,Street Play, Group Song etc. *(Position Holders of House Activity Teams to perform.) BABA JUJHAR SINGH HOUSE: “SCIENCE WEEK” 16 17 18 19 20 Unit Test IV GENERAL SCIENCE GENERAL SCIENCE QUIZ GENERAL SCIENCE QUIZ Class (I - V) (VI TO VIII) QUIZ/EXPERIMENTS (IX & X) Unit Test III (I-V) (VI- X,XII) & PSA WORKSHEETS CLASS XI Unit Test II Class XI BABA ZORAWAR SINGH HOUSE: ”GURU NANAK DEV JI” 23 24 25 Prakash Utsav 26 27 Shahidi Diwas of Sri Guru Nanak Dev ji“ Making Paper Bag Puppets “Sri Guru Teg Bahadur ji HOLIDAY IN LIEU OF (I TO V) Deepmala ) ANNUAL SCHOOL CALENDAR DECEMBER Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday BABA FATEH SINGH HOUSE : “WINTER SEASON” 30 1 2 3 4 Torn Paper Snow Pictures/ Unit Test IV Spray Leaf Pattern/Sponge Lectures /PPT’s/Films Lectures /PPT’s/Films Class(I - V) Painted Snowman(I TO V) On (Women Empowerment/Female On (Women Empowerment/Female Foeticide)to be linked with Guru Foeticide) to be linked with Guru Unit Test III Sahib’s Teachings. Sahib’s Teachings. (VI TO XII) (to be conducted as per convenience (to be conducted as per convenience of school timetable.) of school timetable.) Unit Test II (IX & X) (VI TO VIII) Class XI BABA AJIT SINGH HOUSE: “Health Is Wealth” 7 8 9 10 11 Unit Test IV PPT’s/Films on Healthy & Class(I-VIII) Balanced Diet PSA CLASS (I TO V) (IX-X) (to be conducted as per Unit Test III convenience of school timetable.) Class XI INTER HOUSE INTER HOUSE MOCK TEST Make any Recipe Class (IX-XI) Make any Recipe Class(VI TO VIII) CLASS XII & & Punjabi Worksheets on Women in Punjabi Worksheets on Women in Sikh History (IX & X) Sikh History (VI TO VIII) BABA JUJHAR SINGH HOUSE: “Great Women Of India” 14 15 16 17 18 Unit Test IV Intra class(I-II) Clipart on Group Discussion on Group Discussion on Class(I-VIII) Great Women Of India & “Great Women Of India” “Great Women Of India” PSA CLASS Inter House (IX & X) (VI TO VIII) (IX-X) (III-V) English Extempore Unit Test III Class XI MOCK TEST CLASS XII BABA ZORAWAR SINGH HOUSE: “ Chaar Sahibzade” 21 22 23 24 25 PPT’s/Video Films on Unit Test V HOLIDAY Shaheedi Divas Class (I-V) “MERRY CHRISTMAS Chaar Sahibzade Unit Test IV Class (VI- VIII) (I TO XI) to be conducted as per Shaheedi Divas MOCK TEST CLASS XII Shaheedi Divas convenience of school Chote Sahibzade Wade Sahibzade Unit Test III timetable.) (26 Dec) (21Dec) CLASS XI BABA FATEH SINGH HOUSE: ” Sri GURU GOBIND SINGH JI” 28 29 30 31 Inter House Shabad Comp.
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