F. ITL/322A/PR/2010/ April 25, 2010
Sub: Inviting nominations for PTA Body
Dear Parent
With a view to better the understanding and having a healthy relationship for the ‘Growth’ of the Students, School and the Community, it becomes very essential to have a ‘Body’ composed of the Parents and their involvement in all such activities meeting the above objective.
The school wishes to have the esteemed participation from the side of the parents who would give a valuable participation and guide the school to rise to greater heights and in evolving a conducive atmosphere for children to attain their optimum potential with this joint association.
No doubt in the past you had all given your unstinted support in one form or the other, now we desire to formalize the same.
The parents who would like to be part of this association are requested to forward their profile giving a brief about themselves and also their value addition and contribution to the school by way of such participation.
You may kindly forward the above details in the proforma given over leaf latest by 30.04.2010. Looking forward for your cooperation.
PRINCIPAL
P.S. We shall not be able to entertain the nominations received after 30.04.2010.
PROFORMA FOR NOMINATION FOR PTA BODY
1. Name of the student/s 1. __________________ 2. _________________
Class _____ Sec ___ Class ____ Sec ____
2. Name of the parent - Father ________________________________
Mother ________________________________
Mention who would be the nominee ___________________________
3. Qualification of nominee ____________________________________
4. Profession ___________________ 5. Designation _______________
6. Profile
7. In what way you would contribute to the school?
Date: Signature of nominee
Please attach extra sheets if required.
ITL Public School, Dwarka
Circular
Dear Parent April 22, 2010
On behalf of the ITL family, I extend my heartiest and sincere good whishes to all ITLeens who have appeared for class X boards this year, and their parents. May all ITLeens come out with flying colours and touch the zenith of glory and success in their career. To make fruitful and optimum use of this ‘transition phase’ from the secondary to the senior secondary level we have planned and started a ‘bridge course’ to be implemented in April & May’10. This ‘bridge course’ has been planned to help the child to cope up with the colossal gap prevailing in the difficulty level in secondary and senior secondary course. In this connection I would like to draw the attention of the students and the parents to the fact that while appearing for any competitive entrance exam the comprehensive knowledge of the combined syllabus of classes XI and XII is taken into consideration. Hence from ‘day one’ students should grab every opportunity that they encounter to find his / her niche in life. Students should remember that ‘Opportunities are like sunrises. If you wait too long you miss them’. Hence, students should overcome the misconception that class XI is a time to sail about in a happy – go – lucky manner and indulge in laxity and complacency. The students should realize that the bridge classes are truly beneficial for them and should be attended with regularity and sincerely. The parents should ensure that their wards attend the school regularly so that by the time the result announces the students have attained considerable grip and command over the subjects.Soliciting for your whole hearted cooperation in our endeavour.
Yours truly,
Principal
PHYSICS
Kinematics: Distance and displacement, Speed and velocity, Rate of change of velocity, Equations of motion, Graphs, Equations of motion using graphs, Uniform circular motion.
Laws of Motion: Newton’s laws of motion, Momentum, Law of conservation of linear momentum, Concept of friction and types of friction.
Work Energy and Power: Work, types of work, Energy, Kinetic energy and Potential energy, Law of conservation for energy, Power.
Waves: Wave motion, types of waves, longitudinal waves and transverse waves, Frequency, wavelength and time period of a wave.
Mathematics
Sequence and series
A.P., G.P., H.P., Special series
- Sets
- Relation and functions
- Three dimensional geometry
Chemistry
The following topics shall be covered during the month of April.
- Atomic number & mass of 1st 20 elements
- Names of anions & cations to be covered in XI practicals
- Revision of mole concept
- Revision of various theories proposed for the atomic structure – Rutheford & Bohr
- Writing the chemical formulas
- Variation of atomic size, electronegativity, valency etc. along the period and down the group
- Calculation of molecular formula from percentage composition of elements
- Conversion of units by unit factor method
Accountancy
Chapter 1 Introduction t Accounting
Chapter 2 Basic Accounting Terms
Chapter 3 Theory Base of Accounting & Accounting Standards
Chapter 6 Accounting Equation
Business Studies
Chapter 1 Nature & Purpose of Business
Chapter 2 Forms of Business Organisation
§ Sole Proprietorship
§ Partnership
§ Cooperative Societies
§ Joint Hindu Family Business
Economics
Life - Share Market
Money Market
Insurance sector, LPG
Budget, types of economics along with introduction of chapter 1 and chapter 2
Indian Economy on the eve of independence
Indian Economy (1950 – 1990)
English
Section A - Reading Comprehension and Note Making
Section B - All writing skills (factual description, report and letter writing)
Section C - Hornbill (Chapter 1 – 4)
Circular
F.ITL/117/PR/2010 April 17, 2010
Dear Parent
Heartiest congratulations to you! Your child has successfully been promoted to the highest level of school study – class XII and thus stands on the portal of a very crucial beginning. At this significant juncture the right study schedule, the right amalgamation of hardwork, positive attitude and inspiration juxtaposed with the right guidance will pave the path for a radiant future for your child / ward. As the educational institution, “We the teachers’ and as parent ‘You’ should shoulder the responsibility of providing the children with the right guidelines, information and suggestion, thus empowering and equipping them with knowledge, confidence and might helping to attempt / crack the competitive examinations successfully and emerge out with flying colours. With this noble vision we have organised for EMPOWERMENT CLASSES for bright and meritorious students on Saturdays. We ensure your child will be trained and guided by professional experts and surely they will achieve and admirable edge. We solicit your cooperation and support, for without your trust and confidence in us our thoughtful endeavour will not hear desirable results. These classes will commence from 24th April’10, Saturday and detailed schedule for the commencement of these classes will soon be given to the students.
Principal
Circular
F.ITL/117/PR/2010 April 16, 2010
Dear Parent
“Hide not your talents. They for use were made. What’s a sundial in the shade?”
– Benjamin Franklin
Truly so, talent or potential without proper exposure or implementation is indeed a sorry plight. Your children are precious assets to you as well as to us, All of them are unique in their own way. We have a mammoth role to play in the unravelling of the child’s talent and potential. We need to act as the pivotal force to steer the child’s ability in the right direction which may be camouflaged in a daze of uncertainty and ambivalence.
We take the privilege to bring to your notice that the Education Department of the Government of India undertakes some positive initiatives to promote the learning of Maths and Science, to recognize and acclaim those who have admirable mastery and skill in these subjects.
Each year to select meritorious students from all over India, the NCERT conducts NTSE for class VIII (Date for NTSE Exam is 2010 – 14.11.10) and JSTS for class IX (Date for JSTS Exam 2010-11 is 30.1.2011).
Both NTSE and JSTS are prestigious competitions and the proud achievers or scholarship holders in these examinations will have glorious feather added to their curriculum vitae.
For equipping and empowering our students with proper and adequate guidance to attempt these tests with courage and confidence, we propose to start Empowerment Classes by experts in this field.
We welcome parents for an interaction programme on Saturday April 17th, 2010 at 8:30 a.m. in the Conference Hall with the resource person.
With a little care, support and encouragement from you, your child’s persona will blossom in all its fragrance and colour and cascade in the path of life in all dignity and grace. Your gracious presence and whole hearted cooperation is solicited in this endeavour.
Principal
Circular
Dear Parent December 7, 2009
In our endeavour, as in the past, to bring awareness of the cultural traditions and heritage of India to our students, in collaboration with SPIC MACAY - a Society for the Promotion of Indian Classical Music and Culture amongst Youth, this year the school is organizing a Manipuri Dance performance by world famous Manipuri Dancers Ms. Charu Sija Mathur and Raj Kumar Singhajit Singh in the school premises on 15th December 2009 at 9:45 am.
You are cordially invited to witness this enthralling performance. You may send your consent through your ward to the class teacher by 9th December 2009 so that the school can make necessary seating arrangements.
Principal
ITL Public School, Dwarka
Circular
Dear Parent December 7, 2009
Learning English is facilitated not only by classroom teaching but in number of other ways in the form of Interhouse & Interschool Competitions in the school. Introducing communication skills & personality development in the hobby club is another step towards it. To further ensure the proficiency & fluency in English, the school has started regular phonetics, vocabulary, voice & accent, correct pronunciation & communicatino skills classes conducted by an expert for the students. English speaking inside & outside the classrooms during the school working hours has been made compulsory. It is strongly recommended that you too at your end should set aside a fixed time ensuring that your ward compulsorily speaks only in English during that time. This will surely help your ward in improving upon his / her written and spoken abilities. Let us join hands to see that this endeavour is fruitful.
Headmistress
F.ITL/117/PR/09 August 20, 2009
Sub: Restriction in carrying mobile phones to School: CBSE Notification
Dear Parent
Refernce to our circular dated 24.04.09 sent to you all prohibiting your wards to carry mobile phones in the school premises.
Further to the above circular sent by the school, the CBSE has through a directive on the above subject dated 29th July 2009 has brought out orders prohibiting the carrying of mobile phones by parents and the school staff inside the school campus.
In view of the above, we seek your kind cooperation in following the above orders. However if due to unavoidable reasons, a mobile phone is to be carried by you while coming to the school, the same will be required to be deposited at the reception, which can be collected at the time of leaving the school premises.
Looking forward to your support in adhering to the directives of CBSE.
Principal
F. ITL/117/PR/09 April 24, 2009
Sub: Discipline-Prohibition of carrying mobiles / cellular phone / electronic gizmos &
gadgets to school by students
Dear Parent
Your kind attention is drawn to the ‘Almanac’ where in very clearly it has been notified, no student shall carry a mobile phone or any other electronic gadgets to the school.
In the past it has been noticed that inspite of such standing instruction, still some students have been found to be carrying these items with them. Till now, the school had been lenient by returning these gadgets after informing the concerned parents of such acts. Getting involved in such processes, the school is wasting its valuable quality time in meeting its main objectives. Such acts have been irritants & of nuisance value, causing distraction to everyone. This amounts to open & willful disobedience & misconduct by the students.
Not adhering to the above laid down rules has been viewed very seriously & the school has now decided that such errant students showing utter disregard to school discipline, rules & regulations on being found carrying such items as mentioned above, these gadgets will not only be confiscated henceforth but such students shall stand suspended too. With two such suspensions, the student concern will face disciplinary action for expulsion from the school.
