1. NAVY CHILDREN SCHOOL VISAKHAPATNAM 4/27/2017 11:24 PM
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2. Learning gives creativity Creativity leads to thinking
Thinking provides knowledge
Knowledge makes you great
-Abdul Kalam

3. (CONTINUOUS AND COMPREHENSIVE EVALUATION )
WELCOME TO
New Era in Education
(CONTINUOUS AND COMPREHENSIVE EVALUATION )

4. Agenda points INTRODUCING CLASS TEACHERS AND SUBJECT TEACHERS
WHAT IS CCE
PATTERN OF ASSESSMENT
SCHOLASTIC AND CO-SCHOLASTIC ASSESSMENT
PROMOTION POLICY
STUDENTS DISCIPLINE

5. CLASS IX IX A Mrs. NIRMALA DEVI IX B Mrs. SRIVANI IX C
CLASS/SECTION
NAME OF THE CLASS TEACHER
IX A
Mrs. NIRMALA DEVI
IX B
Mrs. SRIVANI
IX C
Mrs. GAURI VOMMY
IX D
Mrs. SHEEMA KHAN
IX E
Mrs. P.V.K. PRASAD
IX F
Mrs. RAMNEEK

6. CLASS IX-A ENGLISH Mrs. D. NALINI RANI HINDI Mrs. NIRMALA DEVI
SUBJECT
NAME OF THE TEACHER
ENGLISH
Mrs. D. NALINI RANI
HINDI
Mrs. NIRMALA DEVI
MATHEMATICS
Mr. APPALARAJU
SCIENCE
PHY: Mr. LAKSHMAN
CHEM: Mrs. M. KUMARI
BIO: Mrs. SUHASINI
SOCIAL SCIENCE
Mr. APPARAO REDDY

7. CLASS IX-B ENGLISH Mrs. GAURI VOMMY HINDI Dr. POONAM MATHEMATICS
SUBJECT
NAME OF THE TEACHER
ENGLISH
Mrs. GAURI VOMMY
HINDI
Dr. POONAM
MATHEMATICS
Mr. K.SRINIVAS RAO
SCIENCE
PHY: Mrs. SRIVANI
CHEM: Mrs. M. KUMARI
BIO: Mrs. SUHASINI
SOCIAL SCIENCE
Mr. GANGULU

8. CLASS IX-C ENGLISH Mrs. GAURI VOMMY HINDI Mrs. MADHUBALA.K MATHEMATICS
SUBJECT
NAME OF THE TEACHER
ENGLISH
Mrs. GAURI VOMMY
HINDI
Mrs. MADHUBALA.K
MATHEMATICS
Mr. BHUVAN
SCIENCE
PHY: Mrs. SRIVANI
CHEM: Mrs. M. KUMARI
BIO: Mrs. SUHASINI
SOCIAL SCIENCE
Mrs. RAMNEEK

9. CLASS IX-D ENGLISH Mrs. ARUNDHATI HINDI Mrs. MADHUBALA.K MATHEMATICS
SUBJECT
NAME OF THE TEACHER
ENGLISH
Mrs. ARUNDHATI
HINDI
Mrs. MADHUBALA.K
MATHEMATICS
Mrs. SHEEMA KHAN
SCIENCE
PHY: Mrs. SRIVANI
CHEM: Mr. M.KUMARI
BIO: Mrs. RITA
SOCIALSCIENE
Mr. GANGULU

10. CLASS IX-E ENGLISH Mrs. SREELAKSHMI HINDI Mrs. NIRMALA DEVI
SUBJECT
NAME OF THE TEACHER
ENGLISH
Mrs. SREELAKSHMI
HINDI
Mrs. NIRMALA DEVI
MATHEMATICS
Mrs. SREELATHA
SCIENCE
PHY: Mr. LAKSHMAN
CHEM: Mr. P.V.K. PRASAD
BIO: Mrs. RITA
SOCIAL SCIENCE
Mrs. RAMNEEK

11. CLASS IX-F ENGLISH Mrs. ARUNDHATI HINDI/ SANSKRIT Dr. POONAM
SUBJECT
NAME OF THE TEACHER
ENGLISH
Mrs. ARUNDHATI
HINDI/
SANSKRIT
Dr. POONAM
Mrs. BEENA RAJPUT
MATHEMATICS
Mr. SRINIVAS .K.
SCIENCE
PHY: Mrs. K.SRIVANI
CHEM: Mr. P.V.K. PRASAD
BIO: Mrs. RITA
SOCIAL SCIENCE
Mr. RAMNEEK

12. WORKING TOWARDS CCE

13. CCE
Continuous and comprehensive Evaluation is a process of providing holistic profile of the learner through regular assessment of both scholastic and co-scholastic aspects of development over the total span of learning time.

14. ASSESSMENTS ACADEMIC YEAR TERM-I APR to SEP TERM-II OCT to MAR
SCHOLASTIC
CO-SCHOLASTIC
SCHOLASTIC
CO-SCHOLASTIC

15. CORE SUBJECTS ASSESSMENT
SCHOLASTIC AREA
CORE SUBJECTS ASSESSMENT
ENGLISH
HINDI/ FUNDAMENTALS OF I.T.
SANSKRIT
MATHEMATICS/PAINTING
SCIENCE
SOCIAL SCIENCES

16. CO - SCHOLASTIC AREA
NON ACADEMIC AREA
CCA
SPORTS
ATTITUDES & VALUES

17. SCHOLASTIC ASSESSMENTS SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENTS FORMATIVE ASSESSMENTS
SCHOLASTIC AREA
SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENTS
(SA1, SA2)
FORMATIVE ASSESSMENTS
(FA1,FA2,FA3,FA4)

18. SCHOLASTIC ASSESSMENTS
TERM-I
TERM-II
FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT
(FA1,FA2)
SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT
(SA1)
FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT
(FA3,FA4)
SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT
(SA2)

19. FORMATIVE ASSESSMENTS
CLASS TESTS
CLASS ASSIGNMENTS / MCQs
SUBJECT WISE PROJECTS/INTEGRATED PROJECT
SEMINARS
GROUP DISCUSSIONS
EXPERIMENTS/LAB ACTIVITIES
CLASS ACTIVITIES
QUIZ
PUZZLES/CROSSWORD PUZZLES

20. FORMATIVE ASSESSMENTS
FA 1 & FA 3
FA1 & FA3 ARE CONDUCTED IN TERM-I AND TERM-II RESPECTIVELY.
THE SPLIT-UP OF FA1 & FA3 IS (10+30)
LAB ACTIVITIES / GROUP DISCUSSIONS/ ACTIVITIES /MCQs /SEMINAR /etc.
30 MARKS PEN-PAPER TEST AS PER THE SCHEDULE GIVEN IN THE SCHOOL ALMANAC.

21. FORMATIVE ASSESSMENTS
FA 2
CLASS WORK COMPLETION
LAB ACTIVITIES/DRAMATICS /
GROUP DISCUSSIONS/SEMINAR
INTEGRATED PROJECT
CLASS TESTS

22. SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENTS
ABSOLUTELY PEN AND PAPER TEST.
CONSISTS OF MCQs , VERY SHORT, SHORT & LONG ANSWER TYPE QUESTIONS AND MAP POINTING (SOCIAL SCI.)
CONDUCTED AT THE END OF EACH TERM FOR 90 MARKS.
OTBA IS INTRODUCED BY CBSE AS A PART OF SA2 QUESTION PAPER FOR 10 MARKS IN EACH SUBJECT.

25. CO-SCHOLASTIC AREAS THINKING SKILLS SOCIAL SKILLS EMOTIONAL SKILLS
WORK EDUCATION
VISUAL ART/PERFORMING ART
ATTITUDE TOWARDS TEACHERS
ATTITUDE TOWARDS SCHOOLMATES
ATTITUDE TOWARDS SCHOOL PROGRAMMES & ENVIRONMENT
VALUE SYSTEM
INFORMATION & COMMUNICATION TECHONOLOGY – ICT
ORGANISATION AND LEADERSHIP SKILLS (CLUBS)
HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION
SHRAMDAAN/YOGA

26. CO-SCHOLASTIC AREAS

27. INTRODUCTION TO SCHOOL CINEMA
The school has introduced a new educational module called “School Cinema” in the academic session for the students of class VI – X
It is aimed at helping children imbibe good values and aid the teachers to evaluate the students in “Life Skills.It includes
Thinking,
Emotional &
Social Skills as included in CCE
Components of School cinema
12 Films(10 for students,1for teachers,1for parents)
Students workbook
Facilitator’s Manual

28. OBSERVATIONS
INFORMATION ABOUT A CHILD (HIS/HER BEHAVIOUR) CAN BE COLLECTED IN “NATURAL” SETTINGS INSIDE AND OUTSIDE THE CLASSROOM THROUGH OBSERVATION. OTHER INFORMATION CAN BE COLLECTED THROUGH PLANNED AND PURPOSEFUL OBSERVATION OF STUDENTS DURING ACTIVITIES AND TASKS.

29. OBSERVATIONS BASED ON INTERACTIVE METHOD
HELPING
SHARING
ARGUING
FIGHTING
SHOWING EMPATHY

30. WORK EDUCATION
CLAY MODELING
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES REPAIRING

31. ART EDUCATION CLASS PERFORMANCE
PARTICIPATING IN ART AND PAINTING ACTIVITIES /COMPETITIONS

32. ATTITUDES AND VALUES ATTITUDE TOWARDS TEACHERS
ATTITUDE TOWARDS SCHOOLMATES
ATTITUDE TOWARDS SCHOOL PROGRAMMES
VALUE SYSTEM

33. INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY (ICT)
CLUBS
COMPUTER THEORY / PRACTICALS.
ASSESSED BASED ON THEIR CLASS WORK , PROJECTS / ASSIGNMENTS.

34. CLUBS
The school has introduced following clubs during academic session
RANGMANCH CLUB (DRAMATICS ENGLISH & HINDI)
AROGYA CLUB (YOGA & FITNESS)
SYMPHONY CLUB(INSTRUMENTAL &VOCAL MUSIC)
INSIDE-OUTSIDE CLUB(HOME SCIENCE & GARDENING)
KALAKRITI CLUB (ART & CRAFT)
KALAKSHETRA CLUB (DANCE)
LITERETTI CLUB(LITERARY)
MASTER MINDS CLUB(QUIZ)
TOOLS CLUB(WORK EXPERIENCE)
COMP TECHIES CLUB (IT)
WINNING EDGE CLUB (PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT)

35. HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION
HEALTH PROGRAMME BY S.H.O
ASSESSED BASED ON THEIR PARTICIPATION IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION, SPORTS AND GAMES.

36. YOGA – 3B
INTRODUCED IN AY AND CONDUCTED DURING ZERO PERIOD ON EVERY TUESDAY.
BODY FLEXIBILITY
POSTURE OF ASANAS
BODY LANGUAGE
DISCIPLINE

42. PORTFOLIO
IT IS THE COLLECTION OF EVIDENCES OF STUDENTS’ WORK OVER A PERIOD OF TIME. IT COULD BE DAY-TO-DAY WORK OR SELECTION OF THE LEARNER’S BEST PIECE OF WORK.

43. CRITERIA FOR PROMOTION
A pupil should score a minimum of 25% together in SA1 and SA2 as well as an aggregate of 33% in each subject in order to get qualified for the next higher class.
NOTE: This promotion criteria is applicable for pupils coming on transfer

50. STUDENTS DISCIPLINE
The students are instructed that they should not indulge in any of the following. If they do so, their names will be entered in the Discipline Register & this will be informed to the parents on regular basis.
Criteria Points:
Teasing, ragging, abusing of peer group (or) other class students.
Habitual late coming to school.
Intentional disturbance during the class.
Carrying electronic gadgets like mobiles, iPods, etc. & cash more than Rs.50/-(Without valid reason).
Incomplete class work.
Contd…

51. STUDENTS DISCIPLINE Arrogant behavior with students or teachers.
Stealing of money, note books, text books etc from other students.
Coming late to the class after break / P.T. / from other classes.
Not being in time for the assembly.
No adherence to the rules of dispersal.
Unnecessary argument with teachers.
Improper uniform and hair style.
Tampering marks allotted by the teacher.
Any other disciplinary issues other than the above points mentioned.

52. CHANGE IN CONTACT DETAILS
Any change in phone numbers, address, or any other contact details should be brought to the notice of the Class Teacher and Office immediately.
The changes in the contact details should be informed in writing through a letter signed by the parent.
Suggestion box is available near the office and you are requested to post suggestions in the suggestion box