Pre-Primary Section
A toddler has a need to find out about everything in his environment by touching, feeling, tasting and so on. A pre-school has a need to play alone and with others, explore his environment and so on. These needs are catered to, by providing appropriated experience, which would enable growth and development.
Pre Primary Happenings: We have begun another academic year 2010-2011 and school reopened for the Sr Kg on June 15th and for the junior Kg on June 21st 

The school timings are 8.00 am to 11.00 am for Sr K.G. and 11.30 am to 2.15 p.m for Jr K.G
Every pupil must have a copy of this handbook, which must be brought to school daily.
 
  1. The student’s name and photo and other details including specimen signature of Parents, must be filled in within a week after the reopening of the school.
  2. The pupil is given three columns for specimen signature of parent/guardian. In absence of the father he may produce the Mother’s signature, and in the absence of mother the guardian’s Signature. No other signatures will be accepted on Leave Notes.
  3. Parents must see the handbooks regularly, note the remarks/reports and sign then promptly.
  4. The parent is liable to be called from home if these remarks are not signed.
  5. No Pupil will be allowed to attend class without this copy without this copy of handbook.
 

Every pupil must come daily in full uniform which consists of white and blue pin strip shirt, navy blue pant, black velcro shoes, black socks and I.D. Card. Child’s hair has to be short and neatly combed. The school does not encourage fancy haircuts.
The timings for field trips and picnics are 8.00 am to 1 pm (both sections).

Its going to be a year full of fun and frolic with competitions, field trips, picnics, sportsday and festival celebrations and not forgetting the hands on learning experience which the children will gain from.
 

The classrooms have a colourful and creative display of charts & collages and paintings prepared by the teachers and students. The teachers are all energized for the year ahead. Wishing all the staff and students an enjoyable year.

The school lays as much emphasis on character formation as on excellence in all school subjects.
   

ACADEMICS: There are just around twenty-five boys in each class per section thus assuring every child the personalized attention of the teacher. To enhance the learning process a specially set daily syllabus is chalked out for the boys of the KG section.

 
   

Creativeness in the child is expressed through clay modeling and designing using indigenous materials. Fine muscles development (Pincer and Palm development) includes activities like paper tearing, paper crumpling, paper folding and sticking, colouring and allied activities. Large muscles development includes activities like running, skipping, jumping, kicking the ball, hopping etc.
   

Writing of alphabets and numerals are reinforced by activities using concrete objects, followed by worksheets and slate work and also oral recitation, which help children learn better. All activities provide complete freedom to the children allowing them to explore and experiment with materials given according to their imagination.
   

Occupational therapy is introduced for the Jr K.G and Sr K.G students where therapist meticulously assessed the over all potential of each child. This therapy helps children develop better co-ordination, balance, prewriting skills and social interaction.
 
   
 

EVALUATION: The purpose of evaluation at this tender age is not to adjudge the three best (We do not have this system in our school. We allot grades) but to take note of the strengths and weaknesses of every child so that the strengths are further strengthened and the weaknesses worked upon and uplifted or eliminated. Therefore right through the year the performances of the children are recorded in an Evaluation book and a logbook laying much emphasis on the positive aspect of learning.
The staff for the academic year is as follows
1. Mrs. Helen Fernandes (Supervisor)
2. Mrs. Leticia D’costa
3. Mrs. Jeanette Crasta
4. Mrs. Dillian Veyra