2010‐2011 - Jain International Residential School

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5. Activity Coordinator Mr Sasidharan B 6. Cricket Mr. S Sasidharan ( Chief Coach ) Mr Mohan Iyengar ( Coach ) Mr Prabhakar B ( Coach ) 7. Basketball Mr Raja K (Chief Coach ) Mr S C Bose (PE Teacher, Coach) Miss Jayashree (PE Teacher) 8. Football Mr. Rajasekharan ( Chief Coach ) Mr S K Chavan ( Coach ) 9. Swimming Mr S D Singh (Chief Coach ) Mr Krishnamurthy (Diving Coach) Mrs Swapna (Coach) 10. Badminton Mr. L Narasimham (Chief Coach ) Mr Ravi Kumar ( Coach ) 11. Tennis Mr. Ashok Pathak (Coach ) Mr Abdesh Roy (Asst Coach) Mr Balakrishna (Asst Coach) 12. Fitness Trainer Mr Partha Ghosh (Coach) 13. Athletic Mr Joplin (PE Teacher, Coach) 14. Table Tennis Mr Srinivas Mohan (Coach) 15. Horse Riding Mr Abdul Nazir (Coach) 16. Yoga & Meditation Dr Bipin Poddar 17 Golf Mr Venkatesh (Coach) Mr Prakash (Coach) 18. Squash Mr Prince T (Asst Coach) 19. Hockey Mr Jai Manova (Coach) 20. Bowling Mr Omkar (Asst Coach) 21. Billiards Mr Manjunath (Asst Coach) 22. Throwball Miss Renuka (PE Teacher) 23 Admin Assist Mr Harish Visiting Coaches Mr. Enricho Peperno ( Tennis ) Mr. GK Vishwanath ( T T ) Miss Mekhala ( Squash ) Mr Ranjit (Golf ) Mr Pradeep (Swimming ) Mr Praveen Rankha (Martial Art) Mr Srinivas (Billards ) 40
5. International Consultant Coaches Basketball Mr JD Walsh (JD Walsh Basketball School New York) Mr. Donnie Arey of Junior N B A of USA Football Tennis Mr. Scott Grimshaw (EUFA ‘B’ license, Australian State license, Australian senior license instructor) and Mr. Greg Brown: (ASIA ‘A’ license, Australian National license, Australian senior license instructor). Mr. Peter Tramachi (Coach Australian Junior and Senior Davis Cup team) Cricket Mr. Brad Murphy (Director of Australian Sports Gateway Academy). Mr Venkatram (National Cricket Academy ‐ coach) Mental Trainer Mr Rajeev Nair (National Cricket Academy) ACADEMICS AND SPORTS A NATURAL BLEND Since most of the sportsmen are highly intelligent, because they have to be strategists to play and win in a game, as such balancing the academic studies with excellence in sports is not a hard task for them. In “Jain Academy for Sporting Excellence” academics is given utmost importance. All possible environments are created to ensure that the child who participates extra hours in sports doesn’t lose out in academics. Special tuitions, one on one tutoring and the child’s study and performance is constantly monitored. Teachers specialized in subjects are handling these sports children. The students of the academy study in the Jain International Residential School. SALIENT FEATURES OF ACADEMY Apart from the above, the following are the salient features of the facilities provided to the students of Jain Academy for Sporting Excellence. · An eligibility test is conducted in the beginning to induct the students to JASE as per their levels of aptitude. · The child has a choice to take up his own game. However, the intake of students for the various game related academies is limited. For example‐ cricket academy, tennis academy, golf academy, cue sports academy, table tennis academy, football academy, basketball academy etc has a limited seats capacity. 41
Page 1 and 2: JAIN INTERNATIONAL RESIDENTIAL SCHO
Page 3 and 4: Naukar Mantra Namo arihantanam Namo
Page 5 and 6: THE JGI GROUP JIRS is a member of t
Page 7 and 8: Centre for Financial Planning and M
Page 9 and 10: Children understand the value of pa
Page 11 and 12: The school provides an exciting and
Page 13 and 14: Karnataka ‐ INDIA. Ph: (080) 2661
Page 15 and 16: form of assessment is necessary to
Page 17 and 18: ADMISSION PROCEDURE Admissions are
Page 19 and 20: Promotion Rules: a) Classes IV to V
Page 21 and 22: PREP 1 DEC ‘10 PREP 2 DEC ‘10 P
Page 23 and 24: IGCSE - LOWER SECONDARY PROGRAM - G
Page 25 and 26: IGCSE SUBJECTS OFFERED AT JIRS [8 -
Page 27 and 28: 13 S11A, S11B, A11 REVISION EXAMINA
Page 29 and 30: k) Damaging or Defacing School Prop
Page 31 and 32: preserve the ethos of the campus. A
Page 33 and 34: 3. Mathematics:‐ Mathematics base
Page 35 and 36: ENRICHMENT CLASSES Academically bri
Page 37 and 38: LABORATORY FACILITIES There are fiv
Page 39: The Jain Academy for Sporting Excel
Page 43 and 44: · Special uniforms, kits and play
Page 45 and 46: spacious driving range fitted with
Page 47 and 48: • JIRS is one of the rare schools
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Page 53 and 54: ROLE OF PARENTS IN A RESIDENTIAL SC
Page 55 and 56: f) Parents are not allowed to meet
Page 57 and 58: Concession forms will be sent only
Page 59 and 60: IGCSE & GCE “A” LEVEL STUDENT S
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