2010‐2011 - Jain International Residential School

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BUSINESS STUDIES 9707 ENGLISH LANGUAGE 8693 AICT 9713 PHYSICAL EDUCATION 9396 [AS & A]* ENGLISH LANGUAGE 8693 FOR AICE AWARD: Science stream candidates must study ONE SUBJECT FROM HUMANITIES SECTION* 2010‐11 <strong>School</strong> proposes to introduce Physical Education as a subject at GCE “A” LEVEL Textbooks endorsed by CIE are followed for all the courses of CAMBRIDGE For more details regarding IGCSE or GCE “A” LEVEL log on to www.cie.org.uk Eligibility for university admissions: Foreign universities courses pre‐requisite is 4 Credits. Each subject at ‘A’ level is 2 credit and ‘AS’ level is 1 credit. EXAMINATION CALENDAR 2010 ‐ 11 SLNO BATCHES EXAMINATION FROM TO 1 S11A, S11B, A11, IG7, S12, S13, A12 UNIT TEST 1 21.8.2010 26.8.2010 2 IGCSE AND 'A' LEVEL REVISION EXAMINATION 1 21.8.2010 26.8.2010 3 WEEKEND ‐ 1 27.8.2010 29.8.2010 4 IGCSE AND GCE “A” LEVEL ‐ PRACTICAL EXAMS 1.09.2010 7.09.2010 5 IGCSE AND 'A' LEVEL REVISION EXAMINATION 2 8.9.2010 13.9.2010 6 IGCSE AND 'A' LEVEL REVISION EXAMINATION 3 23.9.2010 29.09.2010 7 S11A, S11B, A11, IG7, S12, S13, A12 KEY STAGE 1 EXAMINATION 15.10.2010 29.10.2010 8 CIE EXAMINATIONS TENTATIVE DATES 12.10.2010 20.11.2010 9 DIWALI VACATION 30.10.2010 28.11.2010 10 ANNUAL DAY AND WEEKEND ‐ 2 30.12.2010 2.01.2011 11 S11A, S11B, A11, IG7, S12, S13, A12 UNIT TEST 2 8.01.2011 13.01.2011 12 IG7, S12, A12, S13 KEY STAGE 2 EXAMINATION 12.3.2011 24.3.2011 26
13 S11A, S11B, A11 REVISION EXAMINATION 1 12.3.2011 24.3.2011 14 IGCSE AND GCE “A” LEVEL PRACTICAL EXAMS 1.‐4.2011 10.4.2011 15 S11A, S11B, A11 REVISION EXAMINATION 2 11.4.2011 20.4.2011 16 S11A, S11B, A11 REVISION EXAMINATION 3 25.4.2011 3.5.2011 17 IG7, S12, A12, S13 ANNUAL EXAMINATION 3.5.2011 21.5.2011 18 CIE EXAMINATIONS TENTATIVE DATES 9.5.2011 10.6.2011 19 VACATION FOR IG7, S12, A12, S13 21.5.2011 9.7.2011 DISCIPLINE Code of Conduct: JIRS is striving hard to make all students responsible citizens of tomorrow. Citizenship training is imparted in the school. The primary aim of the school is to transform young children into mature, responsible and self controlled members of the society. The CEO and the Management have total authority to maintain order and control in the school campus. Classroom Conduct: Students are advised to be very attentive in the class and any difficulty they encounter must be brought to the notice of the teacher concerned, so that corrective action is initiated immediately. Students are required to complete their daily assignments without fail. They should make the best use of the morning and evening supervised / remedial classes. The evening supervised study hour is meant for doing home assignments and the morning supervised / remedial for study and preparation for the days’ classes. Extra care is taken for weak students during remedial classes. Students must take all the unit tests and preparatory exams seriously as these marks are taken into consideration while computing the final results. GENERAL DISCIPLINE: ¨ English is the medium of instruction and the language of communication in the school campus. Students are expected to converse with each other only in English. Abusive language is strictly prohibited ¨ Students must wear school uniform while attending the school, official functions and official outings organized by the school ¨ Students are not allowed to go out without proper written permission. Out pass is to be obtained from the reception ¨ Those who return to school after remaining absent without permission will not enter the school without the permission of the CEO / principal ¨ Students have to be very careful in looking after their belongings. They must keep them neat and tidy and always in their appropriate placesBehavior: <strong>School</strong> gives maximum emphasis on the behavior of 27
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