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Dear Parents, 

The students of Class V have created a menu for the months of July and August to promote healthy eating habits, keeping in mind the nutritional requirements and taste. Please follow it from Wednesday, 01.07.26.

DAYSFood Items Benefits
MondayBeetroot Paratha with Curd

Beetroot paratha is rich in fibre and iron.

Curd improves digestion and boosts immunity.

Chiwda with dry fruits                     Chiwda is rich in healthy fats and essential micronutrients
Seasonal Fruits -MuskmelonMuskmelon is hydrating and rich in Vitamins A and C.
TuesdayBrown Bread PizzaBrown bread pizza, when topped with vegetables and moderate cheese is a rich source of energy.
Jowar Puffs Jowar is rich in fibre and essential nutrients.
Seasonal fruit -Water AppleWater Apple is a good source of Vitamin C, fibre and minerals like calcium, magnesium and potassium.
WednesdaySuji / Semolina PancakesSuji is a good source of protein, fibre and iron.
Seasonal fruit -LitchiLitchi is rich in Vitamin C, potassium and copper.
Mixed Dry Fruits         Good source of protein, healthy fats, fibre and minerals.
ThursdayVegetable NoodlesWhole wheat or millet noodles mixed with a variety of vegetables is a good source of fibre and vitamins.
Seasonal fruit - Mango (sliced)Mangoes are rich in Vitamin A and C
Soya SticksSoya sticks are an excellent source of protein.
FridayVegetable/ Paneer FrankiePaneer and vegetables provide wholesome meal and are good for growing children. 
Cucumber SticksCucumbers are good for the digestive system.
Seasonal Fruits -WatermelonWatermelon keeps us hydrated due to its high water content.

Please note:

  • The quantity of the food packed should be appropriate to the appetite of your child.
  • A napkin must be carried to school daily.
  • Fork/ spoon should be carried every day.
  • Packaged food items should not be sent.
  • Minimum oil should be used.

 

RECIPE OF THE MONTH

 

Beetroot Paratha

1 cup- grated beetroot2 tbsp-coriander leaves, finely chopped
2 tbsp-ghee for roastingBlack pepper, 
Wheat flour- 2 cupsAjwain (carom seeds) and salt to taste

INSTRUCTIONS:

  • Grate beetroot and keep it aside.
  • Take a bowl, add the grated beetroot along with salt, pepper, ajwain, coriander leaves and wheat flour.
  • Mix the flour to make a dough by adding water as needed. Drizzle little ghee and knead it.
  • Roll them into parathas. Heat a tawa (griddle) until hot and transfer the rolled paratha to the tawa.
  • Roast the parathas by applying ghee until golden brown.
  • Serve the paratha with pickle or curd.

     

Thank you

Yours sincerely

Nabanita Sen
Headmistress

Classes I – V 

Dear Parent,

Please be informed that the hobby activity allocations have been finalized. Therefore, from 29th June 2026 onwards, no requests for change will be accepted.

We appreciate your cooperation and support in ensuring the smooth conduct of club activities.

Thank you

Yours sincerely

Nabanita Sen
Headmistress

Classes I to XII

Dear Parents,

This is to inform you that from 22nd June 2026, the price of the house badge will be revised to ₹35/-. 

Thank you

Regards

Koeli Dey
Principal

Classes Playgroup to XII

Dear Parents,

This is to inform you that the Campus Care portal will remain unavailable from 15th June 2026 to 17th June 2026 (both days inclusive) due to technical upgradation. 

Normal services are expected to resume on 18th June 2026. 

We regret any inconvenience caused and appreciate your cooperation an understanding during this period.

Thank you

Regards

Koeli Dey
Principal

Class Nursery

Dear Parents,

We are delighted to announce that we shall be organizing an event called ‘60 SECONDS TO FAME’, wherein the students of Nursery will get a chance to showcase their talent on stage according to the following schedule:. 

Nursery A - 29th June 2026

Nursery B - 30th June 2026

Nursery C - 1st July 2026

Nursery D - 2nd July 2026

Kindly adhere to the following rules and regulations for the same: 

1.     The time limit to perform will be 1 minute.

2.     Students may perform their act in coloured clothes. In that case, the school uniform must be kept in their bags. 

3.     They will be allowed to carry props if required. Kindly label them. 

4.     If any music is required for the performance, kindly upload the music two weeks prior to the event, in MP3 format through the given link https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/163jzdier3BjtrJLMXGhIRls32CDe-WW7?usp=drive_link

5.     Bollywood songs or songs with inappropriate lyrics will not be allowed.

6.     Participation is compulsory.

Kindly note that the school timings in the said event on these days will remain the same. 

Thank you

Regards

Mrs. N.Sen
Headmistress

Classes VI and VII

Dear Parents,

With reference to CBSE Circular Nos. Acad-17/2026, Acad-25/2026 and Acad-33/2026 regarding the implementation of the revised language policy, some students have recently migrated or are about to migrate to Hindi, Bengali and Sanskrit as their R3 language.

Keeping the welfare of our students in mind and in order to ensure a smooth and stress-free transition, it has been decided that these students will not be required to appear for Periodic Test–I in their newly chosen language. This decision has been taken considering that students require adequate time to familiarise themselves with the syllabus, concepts and language structure of the newly adopted subject.

The school remains committed to supporting students during this transition through bridge courses and appropriate academic assistance so that they may gradually gain confidence and progress comfortably in their chosen language.

We believe that learning flourishes best in a nurturing environment free from unnecessary pressure and seek your continued cooperation in ensuring a positive and meaningful learning experience for all students.

Thank you

Regards

Koeli Dey
Principal

Classes Playgroup - XII

Parenting Calendar

We are pleased to inform you that in alignment with NEP 2020, CBSE has launched the Parenting Calendar for the Academic Session 2026–2027 on 29 April 2026. The Calendar attempts to strengthen parent–school engagement to promote students’ holistic well-being. The 2026–2027 edition introduces enhanced engagement strategies, teacher-led initiatives and focused psychosocial support, with an emphasis on students’ emotional, social and academic development.

The Calendar serves as a practical guide for fostering meaningful parent–child interaction and building a supportive learning ecosystem for the students.
The Parenting Calendar is available on CBSE website for schools:
https://www.cbse.gov.in/cbsenew/documents/CBSE_Parenting_Calendar-2026-2027_29042026.pdf

The fundamental objectives behind this initiative are:

  • Enable timely and need-based intervention for students.
  • Equip parents with practical understanding of developmental and contextual challenges.
  • Foster consistency, clarity and empathy in communication across the school ecosystem.

The key features of the calendar are:

  • Structured and need-based parent–teacher interactions to support timely and contextual engagement.
  • Opportunities for active participation through engagement-based activities within the school ecosystem.
  • Dedicated spaces for parent reflection, encouraging parents to pause, reflect and engage more consciously with their child’s growth and their own parenting practices.
  • Ongoing feedback processes to ensure adaptability and continuous improvement.
  • Focused orientation to evolving curricular and pedagogical approaches to support parent understanding.

By fostering a strong and collaborative partnership between parents and educators, the Parenting Calendar aims to cultivate a supportive ecosystem that nurtures students’ academic progress, emotional resilience and social well-being.

A detailed schedule of the workshops and other engagement activities will be shared with you shortly. We would like to encourage the parents to participate in these sessions to strengthen the parent-school bond.

Thank you

Regards

Koeli Dey
Principal

Class IX

Dear Parent

With reference to the CBSE Circular No: Acad-33/2026, we hereby would like to inform you as the parents of Class IX about certain changes pertaining to Language 3, which we are compelled to make, to align ourselves to CBSE’s Scheme of Studies.

Please take note of the following critical highlights and how they impact your ward: 

  • Starting July 1, 2026, it is compulsory for all Class IX students to study three languages (R1, R2, and R3). 
  • At least two of these must be native Indian languages. 
  • Class IX students will continue to study their chosen 3rd language which they pursued in Class VIII.
  • As per the CBSE guidelines, Class VI R3 textbooks (2026–27 edition) will be used by the students. 
  • To keep the environment stress-free, there will be NO Board Examination conducted for the third language (R3) at the Class X level. Hence, all assessments for the third language will be entirely school-based and internal. (As per CBSE Circular No: Acad – 33/2026)

We thank you for your continued cooperation as we embrace these changes aimed at fostering multilingual proficiency and a joyful learning experience for our students.

Thank you

Regards

Koeli Dey
Principal

Class VII

Dear Parents,

With reference to CBSE Circular No. Acad-33/2026 regarding the implementation of the three-language formula in Classes IX & X from the academic session 2026-27, students will be required to study three languages, out of which at least two must be native Indian languages.

Since our school follows English as R1, French and German cannot continue as R3 at the Secondary level. Therefore, to ensure a smooth transition before Class IX, students currently studying French and German in Class VII will be required to opt for one of the following languages from the current academic session onwards:

Hindi
Bengali
Sanskrit

Students shifting to the above languages will be provided with bridge courses in the language chosen by them to help them remain on a par with the rest of the class.

Additionally, students who wish to continue learning French or German may join the French and German clubs that will be conducted every Friday during the 7th & 8th periods as part of Hobby Activities. These activities will provide students with opportunities for continued engagement with the language and culture through a variety of outreach initiatives organised by the school from time to time. 

We seek your cooperation in ensuring a smooth transition for all students.

Thank you

Regards

Koeli Dey
Principal

 

Class VI

Dear Parents,

With reference to CBSE circular nos. Acad-17/2026 and Acad-25/2026, which mandate choosing of at least two native languages for R1-R2-R3, we would like to state that French and German will be discontinued as options for R3 for Class VI students of 2026-27 and the subsequent batches until further notice. Since our school follows English as R1, French and German cannot continue as R3 at this level. Students who had opted for these two languages are being instructed to choose one of the following as R3 for the current academic session:

Hindi
Bengali
Sanskrit

These students will be provided with bridge courses in the language they choose to help them remain on a par with the rest of the class.

Additionally, students who had opted for French and German and would want to learn these two languages can join the French and German Hobby Activities that will be held every Friday during the 7th and 8th periods. These activities will provide students with opportunities for continued engagement with the language and culture through a variety of outreach initiatives organised by the school from time to time. 

We seek your cooperation in ensuring a smooth transition for all students.

Thank you

Regards

Koeli Dey
Principal

 

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