CRPF SCHOOL FAMILY 2013-14
TEACHING/NON-TEACHING STAFF
CLASS VI – XII
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT
PRE-PRIMARY DEPARTMENT
One more laurel added to CRPF School
Dear
All,
Mohd.
Aqib of XI B is a student who tackles challenges, blocks his fear and scores
points for his team.
A
football player who has made all of us proud through his dedication, hard work,
perseverance and self denial is a student of our school. His participation at
various levels has brought laurels and great honour as a result of individual
commitment and group effort. His fantastic performances are well exhibited on
various grounds as he has represented Delhi almost thrice. He has shown exemplary
performance at National U – 14 , U – 17 category. He played and made an impact
at CBSE tournament where he was awarded as the Best Defender Award.
His
passion and energy brought celebrations as our school won Airtel Rising Star
Tournament in which around 30 students participated. He was selected to play
for the second round in Goa held on 22 Feb 2014. From all over country around
30 football players came to attend the camp. Some coaches from Manchester
United Football Club were also present there. Mohd.
Aqib has spent day after day chasing his dream to be the next Christiano
Ronaldo. This passion is evident, as he has been selected to attend training
camp at Manchester in the month of April, 2014.
Fair to say, they found what
they were looking for. His unquestionable zeal and enthusiasm has earned him a
place, a quality chance. He will definitely convert those chances into goals.
We
wish him good luck so that he may compete at the top of the table for the
foreseeable future.
Edu-Club
CRPF
Public School, Rohini
All the best for your exams!
Dear Students,
March
is almost here. And so is the dreaded exam season. While the levels of tension,
stress and frustration are on an all time high, no one can deny the immense
power of a simple smile and a simple 'Good luck. I know you'll do well" in
curbing the exam stress! There isn't a way out of these desperate days. And
there isn't really a short cut either.
Here
are some dos and don’ts before and during the examination. Hope that the
following suggestions will surly help you to prepare better for your exams.
Before going to the
Examination Hall
1.
Avoid indigestible food, excessive liquids and stimulants like cola, coffee or
tea in the previous night.
2.
Avoid late night reading.
3.
Sleep for six hours at least, to get enough rest.
4.
Avoid discussion about previous papers.
5.
Plan some relaxation in the morning like listening to light music or going for
a short walk or a jog for 15 to 20 minutes.
6.
Do not attempt any new revision topics on the day of examination.
7.
Eat light food with good nutritive value well before you start from home on the
way to examination hall. Keep a small water bottle along with to keep you well
hydrated.
In the Examination Hall
1.
Minimize waiting time outside the examination hall. It is always good to have
known the exact examination hall and seat on the previous day.
2.
Walk straight into examination hall on the day of examination.
3.
Avoid anxiety provoking discussions with friends e.g. discussion on topics or
questions or nervous feelings you have, etc.
4.
Practice positive self-statements like "I am going to do well",
"I am well prepared for this examination', ‘I have come here to pass the
examination with good grades’.
In the Examination Seat
1.
Settle and compose yourself.
2.
Layout your equipment. e.g. pen, pencil, compass etc at leisure with cool mind.
3.
Take fifteen minutes to read the paper and check instructions carefully and
then underline key words in questions in your mind and plan.
4.
Try to write legibly.
5.
Leave space after each answer.
6.
Select the question you know the answer best.
7.
Write simply in short sentences, with correct spellings.
8.
Avoid long background introductions in your answers.
9.
Do not worry about the number of supplementary sheets used by the other
examinees. Just concentrate on your own job.
10.
Plan your time - drive the time according to the marks allocated to each
question.
11.
Stick to your time budget - try to keep ten minutes time at the end so as to
permit you to tie supplementary, check roll no. etc.
12.
If you are running out of time - remember that two half answered questions
fetch more marks than only one fully answered question. So never leave any
question unattempted.
13.
Always leave fifteen minutes in the end to check your answers. This strategy
helps to make minor changes, recheck any inadvertent omissions and adds to the
mental peace for further examination papers.
Wish
you all the very best for the examinations. It's absolutely fine and normal to
be nervous. But your nervousness must never hold you back from performing your
part.
All
is well! Learn to Smile through Stress. Stay calm, be cool, be healthy, eat
healthy, prepare well, do well and then wait for the magic to unfold. The
World's all yours ... Go, Win it !
OATH FOR STUDENTS AND YOUTH by Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam
OATH FOR STUDENTS by Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam
1.
I will pursue my education with
dedication and I will excel in it.
2.
I will plant at least five saplings
and shall ensure their growth through constant care.
3.
I will constantly endeavor to
remove the pain of my suffering brethren.
4.
I will work for becoming an
enlightened citizen and make my family righteous.
5.
I will always be a friend of the
mentally and physically challenged and will work hard to make them feel normal,
like the rest of us.
6.
I promise that I will work hard
with honesty to transform my country into a developed country.
OATH FOR YOUTH by Dr.
A.P.J. Abdul Kalam
1. I will have a goal and work hard to achieve
that goal. I realize that small aim is a crime.
2. I will work with integrity and succeed with
integrity.
3. I
will be a
good member of
my family, a
good member of the society, a
good member of the nation and a good member of the world.
4. I
will always try
to save or
better someone's life, without
any discrimination of
caste, creed, language religion or state. Wherever I am, a
thought will always come to my mind. That is “What can I give?”
5. I
will always protect
and enhance the
dignity of every human life without any bias.
6. I will always remember the importance of time. My motto
will be “Let
not my winged
days, be spent
in vain”.
7. I
will always work
for clean planet
Earth and clean energy.
8. As
a youth of
my nation, I
will work and
work with courage to
achieve success in all my
tasks and enjoy the success of others.
9. I
am as young
as my faith
and as old
as my doubt. Hence,
I will light
up then, the
lamp of faith
in my heart.
10. My National Flag flies in my heart and I will
bring glory to my nation.
The Ten Commandments for Happiness and Success
1) Heavy rains remind us of challenges in life. Never ask for a lighter rain. Just pray for a better umbrella. That is attitude.
2) When flood comes, fish eat ants and when flood recedes, ants eat fish. Only time matters.Just hold on, God gives opportunity to everyone!
3) Life is not about finding the right person, but creating the right relationship, it's not how we care in the beginning, but how much we care till ending.
4) Some people always throw stones in your path. It depends on you what you make with them, Wall or Bridge? Remember you are the architect of your life.
5) Every problem has (n+1) solutions, where n is the number of solutions that you have tried and 1 is that you have not tried. That’s life.
6) It is not important to hold all the good cards in life. But it’s important how well you play with the cards which you hold.
7) Often when we lose all hope and think this is the end, God smiles from above and says, `Relax dear it’s just a bend. Not the end'. Have Faith and have a successful life.
8) When you are sad, try to cheer up just go to the mirror and say, `Damn I am really so cute` and you will overcome your sadness. But don’t make this a habit because liars go to hell.
9) One of the basic differences between God and human is, God gives, gives and forgives. But human gets, gets, gets and forgets. Be thankful in life!
10) Only two types of persons are happy in this world. First is Mad and second is Child. Be Mad to achieve what you desire and be a Child to enjoy what you have achieved.
Wishing you a successful life!
FAREWELL - CLASS XII HELD ON 15 FEB 2014
It was blue sky with
white clouds scattered,
To
bless class 12th hearty whishes we had gathered.
On
15th of Feb. 2014 to present our voiceless love and care,
A long hug and eyes
brimmed with tears, moments of farewell we shared,
Gushing stream of music
and dance,
To present their best,
students of class XI had every moment and chance.
They rocked the stage
and set it to fire,
a melodious way to bid
adieu this show began with the choir.
Talent show for twelfth
class students was arranged on the stage,
Questionnaire and quiz bank built up our
curiosity and craze.
Titles
of Mr. and Miss CRPF, Gentleman and the lady of the evening,
Best
Dressed and Versatile Child, with energy they were beaming,
Diversity
and variety added spice to the show
Raps
or medleys of songs difficult to number high or low.
Abhishek,Paras,Manoj
showed up as stars,
Sanchi, Athira ,Vani
remained no far.
Snacks and hot lunch,
steaming flavours all around,
It was a day of parting
for a new beginning outside the school ground.
Principal’s speech, the
words of lesson and blessings for our students so dear,
One day they will meet
somewhere with innumerable achievements to cheer.
“Fly like a cloud and
flow like a river”
For our blessings will spread warmth even on
the coldest day of winter.
Hostel Farewell held on 12 Feb 2014
Lessons come from the
journey, not the destination,
Fighting challenges and
celebrating occasions.
The journey of so many
years with twists and turns,
Many moments shared
together giving joy in return.
C.R.P.F. Hostel where
young ones stay together
Creating ‘home away
from home’cherishing this treasure.
But the journey goes on
and kids grow up
Like a tree that stands
up higher than a leaning shrub.
So was the day of
farewell on 12th Feb. 2014
When students of class
XII were ready to live their dreams,
Evening was welcomed as
the lamp was lighted
Smiling faces and
blessed hearts were delighted.
Melody of choir and
rhythmic orchestra beats,
Without the rocking
performance of junior boys
this show could never
be complete.
An excellent
presentation of theatre was a drama by Munshi Premchand
“Ahinsa Parmo Dharma”
an amazing presentation that kept us stunned.
Tokens and gratitude,
words of thanks
Our hostellers were
ready to move on with the lighted lamp.
Appreciations and
admirations our principal sir had for all,
He guided them through
his words of wisdom ,
moments of varied
colours he recalled.
Vice Principal ma’am
had a heart full of blessings for all her dear students,
She advised them to be
judicious, wise and prudent.
Every moment brought
with it memories engraved in our heart,
To achieve the goal we
always seeked alas! we must part.
Invitation for Farewell to be held on 15 February 2014
Dear All
“It’s that time of the year
when we’ve got to cheer
so that you may forget all fear
and come together whether far or near.”
A special invitation being sent for all our dear class XII students, on the occasion of “FAREWELL” on 15 February 2014 from 9:30 am to 2:00 pm in the school premises. Kindly be there on time and make it an occasion to remember for your lifetime.
As informed earlier that all those willing to compete for various titles such as Mr./Miss CRPF, Lady/Gentleman of the evening etc, will have to appear for 30 minutes written test (based on general awareness). The test will be held from 9:30 am to 10:00 am. All those joining after 10:00 am will not be allowed to take part for the titles. So, please be on time to avoid any disappointment.
As informed earlier that all those willing to compete for various titles such as Mr./Miss CRPF, Lady/Gentleman of the evening etc, will have to appear for 30 minutes written test (based on general awareness). The test will be held from 9:30 am to 10:00 am. All those joining after 10:00 am will not be allowed to take part for the titles. So, please be on time to avoid any disappointment.
Wish you all a very good luck...
E-Club
CRPF Public School
Sanskrit Debate Competition - Result
Dear All,
Two students Anjali Priya of IX B and Sucheta Kumari of X A participated in state level Sanskrit debate (Vaad-Vivaad) competition and won second prize( Rs. 3600 cash prize) out of 24 teams.
Congratulations to both of them.
CRPF Public School, Rohini
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