‘Bommai Golu’ time for the tiny tots of the junior campus
Vijayadashami marks the end of Durga Puja, remembering goddess Durga’s victory over the buffalo demon Mahishasura to restore and protect dharma. It is considered an auspicious day to start new ventures. This year, to celebrate Vijayadashami, the teachers and the Student Council members attended a pooja in school.
- Ruta Ranjan Khuntia, grade VIII
Please click here to view the schedule for Cycle Test 3 for grades VI to VIII.
‘Daan Utsav’, India’s festival of giving, is celebrated across India from October 2-8. The students of grade X who are working on projects related to ‘Hunger and Poverty’, helped organize the arrangements for honouring and serving conservancy workers.
Our Approach to Assessments
At Chettinad Hari Shree Vidyalayam, we recognize that teaching, learning and assessment of that learning are fundamentally interdependent. Learning outcomes include knowledge and understanding of a subject as well as development of skills. Assessments are both formative (that is “assessments for learning” – these are on-going assessments done during the entire term to assess and assist students’ progress in building understanding, skills and knowledge) and summative (that is ‘assessment of learning’- to assess students’ achievement of understanding, skills and knowledge).
Our assessment approach recognizes that learners
Grading Scale for Grades II to V
| Scale of 1 to 10 |
| 8-10 – A – Proficient |
| 5-7 - B – Developing |
| 2-4 C – Emerging |
| 0-1 : D – Not evident |
Grading Scale for Grades VI to VIII
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GRADING SCALE |
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| 95– 100 % |
90- 94 % |
85- 89 % |
80- 84 % |
75- 79 % |
70- 74 % |
65- 69 % |
60- 64 % |
55- 59 % |
50- 54 % |
45- 49 % |
40- 44 % |
< 40 |
| A1 | A2 | A3 | B1 | B2 | B3 | C1 | C2 | C3 | D1 | D2 | D3 | Does not meet expectations |
Grades IX to XII
We strictly adhere to ICSE Board stipulations.
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Junior Campus After School Activities
At the after school care children are engaged productively in activities that help develop life skills in a safe and caring environment. Children participate in experiments for developing pre-science skills, fireless cooking to encourage healthy eating, creative exploration through art & craft, painting, games, pretend play and free play in the multipurpose children’s indoor play area.
September 9, 2018
All of us find it extremely disheartening to see the beach polluted with garbage. So, when we heard about the clean-up at Besant Nagar beach, the students of classes IX, XI and XII jumped at the chance. This event was organised by the Indian Maritime Foundation in collaboration with the American Consulate. Many students from various schools and colleges participated in this event. Everyone worked together to pick up as much garbage as possible to clean the beach to our maximum potential. We all are grateful for having been part of this event since it gave the opportunity to help create a change.
- C. Sowmya, grade XI
Onam and Krishna Jayanthi
To celebrate Janmashtami and Onam, students put up cultural programs with dances and songs depicting the life of Lord Krishna, his antics and amazing feats. A traditional dance of Kerala and a song were performed for Onam. As an addition to the Janmashtami celebrations, there was an inter-house Matka Breaking event held, symbolising Lord Krishna and his friends stealing butter. The students formed human pyramids to break the pots. The event was extremely joyful and entertaining to watch and be a part of.
- G M Lavanya, grade XI
Students of the Primary celebrated Onam by decorating their class rooms with flower carpets. The Pookalams outside every class was a sight to behold and the fragrance, welcoming. Discussions on the festival and its significance added to the celebration.
Ganesh Chathurthi
To celebrate the spirit of Ganesh Chathurthi, we the students of middle school, decorated our classes with flowers and kolams. A beautiful Ganesha idol was brought in and we performed pooja and offered delicacies that we had bought from home. Students learning sculpture made eco-friendly idols of Lord Ganesha during their classes.
- Meenakshi Jagan, grade VIII
September 5, 2018
Dear Colleague,
Times have changed, so have generations
And you have taught them all
Gen X,Y & Z ;
But one thing remains true and undefeated
Your strife to change the pupil to a scholar.
Imparting is not a career, it is not a profession, not an occupation
For what would you call something you do with dedication?
It is a promise, a pledge you make to yourself,
To create a better tomorrow through your novice.
- Hemamalini Acharya
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