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Munshi Manubarwala Memorial Charitable Trust | MUNSHI MANUBARWALA MEMORIAL CHARITABLE TRUST Dahej by Pass Road, Bharuch. BOARD OF TRUSTEES Janab Mohamed Munshi - President Mrs. Dr. Nasim Munshi - Chairman Janab Dilavar Valli Janab Munavvar Munshi Janab Mustak Munshi Janab Ishaq Munshi Janab Aiyub Vali Akuji Janab Suleman A. Patel Janab Nisar Ahmed Patel Janab Mansur Mehta Janab Naeem Allana Trustees of Munshi Trust U.K. Mr. Mohmed A Munshi - Chorley Mr. Ibrahim Saleh Khansaheb - Chorley Mr. Dilawar Vali Patel - Bolton Mr. Salim Ibrahim Patel - London Mr. Ibrahimbhai Bassa - Blackburn Mr Harun Yakub Patel Dudhwala- London EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Janab Suleman A. Patel - Rander + 91 9974765283 Janab Prof. Usman Patel - Bharuch + 91 9898440307 Janab Salim A. Amdawadi - Bharuch + 91 9898042922 Janab Nisar Ahmed Patel - Surat + 91 9998430471 Janab Gulam Mustufa Molvi - Nabipur + 91 9428175553 Janab Ahmed A. Patel - Vahalu + 91 9924896236 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER Mr. M. P. Chokwala 02642-256908-909-110 CONTENT OF THE REPORT 1. Index ....................................................................................................................1 2. Foreword...............................................................................................................2 3. Editorial ...............................................................................................................4 4. Future plans 2012-13............................................................................................6 5. Works done during this year.................................................................................8 6. Contribution of MMMCT in the field of Education ..........................................9 7. Contribution of MMMCT in the field of Techonology & Career Building.......11 8. Social Activities..................................................................................................12 9. Health & Relief Work. ....................................................................................... 13 10. Strength of MMMCT in Figures.......................................................................14 11. Strength of MMMCT Hostel in Figures.............................................................15 12. Scholars from Munshi Gone for Higher Studies ..............................................16 13. Details of Student earned Degrees in various fields.........................................17 14. Students' Achievements ....................................................................................21 15. Shining Stars of Munshi ....................................................................................22 16. Comparative Year Wise Result of MMMCT institutions..................................23 17. Photo Gallary. ....................................................................................................24 18. Comparative Year Wise Result of MMMCT institutions..................................40 19. I.T.I. Details ......................................................................................................44 20. Board of VCT (Valli Charitable Trust) ..............................................................45 21. Institutions Run by VCT ...................................................................................50 22. Strength of VCT Schools & Hostel in Figures..................................................51 23. Shining Stars of VCT.........................................................................................52 24. Comparative Year Wise Result of VCT Institutions..........................................53 25. Dignitaries Visited.............................................................................................55 26. We are Thankful to ............................................................................................56 27. Our Well Wishers ............................................................................................57 28. F inancial Statements. .............................................................................60 1 FOREWORD Mohmed Munshi Dr. Naseem Munshi President Chairperson Assalamu Alaikum Wa Rahmatullahi Wa Barakatuh As the Chairman and President of the MMMCT, it is my pleasure to welcome you to the 2013/14 Annual Report of the Charity. MMMCT is at the forefront of change and transformation in the field of education in Bharuch and by the Grace of Allah we have made considerable progress this year. This year has witnessed some significant developments, with the continued development of the MBA College, BEd, and Arts and Commerce programme. We have introduced a IIT driven Language Laboratory that works all the Schools improving proficiency and confidence with all our learners in English. Furthermore we introduced Smart Board into our classrooms with an interactive facility that has been valued by both teachers and pupils. This has significantly improved our classroom based performance. The Schools for both boys and girls have attracted a wide and diverse range of pupils and Trust proudly accepts abroad range of its in take with many educational needs. The Trust's Management Team is putting in place numerous supportive programmes that will enhance our offer and ensure that all the students at MMMCT experience quality education. 2 This Report details some of the significant achievements of the students at our various campuses and this would not be in place without the support and guidance offered to me by my fellow trustees, members of the management team, staff, parents and all the well wishers in the community. The most important asset to the organisation is our students without whom all our endeavours will be fruitless. This is truly a community effort and in a short period the Trust has moved education as cause to many other institutes with the State of Gujarat and in the Bharuch district. We believe that the Trust is at the leading edge in: In transforming the aspirations of children and young people in the field of education In the importance of creating opportunities for children and young people and provide openings for employment and entry into key professions. In promoting partnerships and collaborations to have a greater impact on the lives of children and young people – we have entered into a wide of partnerships nationally and internationally to promote education. In closing, I want to add that none of the exemplary work of MMMCT Charity would be realised without the diligence, devotion and knowledge of an incredibly dedicated staff. I am always struck by their thoughtful, open and accommodating manner; a staff who welcomes new ideas and takes a genuine interest in every MMMCT-funded project from the smallest project to all major changes. To them, we all owe a huge thank you. Mr Mohemed Munshi Dr. Naseem Munshi President. Chairperson MMMCT MMMCT 3 EDITORIAL DELIVERY MORE FOR CHILDREN'S EDUCATION ANNUAL REVIEW AND REPORT "Although 2012-2013 has been all challenging year for the MMMCT, given the changes that we have had to make, it was also a period of great success" . The Academic Year 2012/13, I am delighted to present the Annual Report of MMMCT & VCT, Bharuch. It has been busy but yet another fruitful year at the Campus. The Complex has gone through a programme of refurbishment and repair. The Campus now has extensive landscaping and the redevelopment of the site provides a better atmosphere for learning. Also as usual, this year was full of educational and co-curricular activities. The following pages will indicate that whilst academic achievement is steadily improving and co-curricular activities are also an integral part of our programme. Academic achievement is extremely important and we make all possible efforts to improve our examination results. We encourage the teachers to set high targets and we motivate the students to achieve higher grade. We recognise the importance of education as an instrument of personal development and social change. Our aim is to prepare the students to meet the challenges of the future and also to train them to be useful and responsible members of the society. Our alumni records have illustrated that former MMMCT students have gone on to many higher education institutes and from which they have taken on professions in many parts of the world. We hope that the values that we have offered whilst at MMMCT has been able to provide good discipline while offering students every facility to grow into a complete personality with the appropriate life skills. 4 This year, our focus has been on staff development and continuous staff training. We organized a series of workshops for this purpose and I am pleased to say that the teachers of MMMCT and VCT participated with great enthusiasm and found the workshops extremely useful. We have also prepared a plan to strengthen school, home link. Parent's participation in the school programme will increase and their involvement in their child's education will be encouraged. We recognise the importance of various activities for the all round development of the child. We do not call these activities extra curricular because we consider them to be the part of the curriculum itself. For us these activities are as important as the subjects of the syllabus. And therefore they are co-curricular activities. Obviously the purpose of presenting this report is to inform you about the activities during the year. The tables also indicate our examination results which have always been above the average. Alhamdulillah, we have been making progress in all respects. We are aware that there
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