Environment Education

Environment Education

Our school celebrates plantation week during the month of July. In which our students actively participates and plant one sapling. Our small kids also did the cultivation of "Green gram" during winters and water the crops daily after reaching the school and before departure, which helps to develop love towards nature and understand the value of life of the plants.
"In our school, there is no waste". Since any waste produced in our school is utilised by the school in one or the other forms. Our school always believes in the conservation of resources due to which all the biodegradable wastes of our school is dumped in to “Compost pit” and prepare manure for our organic farm. Using this organic manure, our students grow organic vegetables in the school under the guidance of science teacher and learn how to cultivate different crops throughout different seasons without the use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides. By these activities and practise our students understand the lesson well and the practicality of the organic farming. Our students generally grow cabbage, coriander, chilli, fenugreek, cumin, bottle gourd, sponge gourd, flat beans etc. For crop protection we adopt biological, mechanical and chemical free pesticides. Chemical free pesticides are made by "Neem extract". Our students enjoy these activity and we are able to inculcate nature love and correlate with their practical and theoretical knowledge.
Rain water harvesting is a type of harvest in which the rain drops are collected and stored for the future use, rather than allowing it to run off. Rain water can be collected from rivers or roofs and directed to a deep pit, aquifer, a reservoir with percolation, or collected from dew or fog with nets or other tools. Our school also has water harvesting system. The catchment area is in the center of the school, where water from all parts of the school is collected through the drainage system and pipe lines. Schools roof is provided with the pipelines fittings to collect the rainwater and then channelize towards the catchment area. After the collection of water it is directed towards the soakage pit of the school which helps to recharge the water table and keep our schools water level high throughout the year. Due to which we do not face water scarcity.
Waste Management in our school is done on the basis of the type of the waste produced by the school. Dry waste includes polythene, glass, metallic and other biodegradable wastes. We dispose the dry garbage to the municipality of our locality. Wet garbage includes vegetables waste, wastes from kitchen and mess. While decomposable, wet garbage is disposed in to the compost pit where it gets decomposed after 45 days. We use this fertile manure for our garden and organic farm where we grow our organic vegetables. The remaining food left in the mess is distributed to poor and needy ones where, lunch is provided to the needy people nearby through our "Food distribution centers". The stationary waste is reused in the art's class for teaching the students how to utilize the resource in a proper way and convert them into usable form. Our students also utilize the left out pages of their old copies for their rough work and other practice work while studying. From these activities our students learn to make, "Best out of waste".
Our school uses all the electronic wastes to make something new out of it. Our students make working models of different subjects like science, social science, mathematics etc by using electronic waste. And then other waste which could not be reused is given to the kabadiwalas for recycling the electronic waste and turns it in to a new product which world save our environment from misuse of the resource.

Sports Achievement

V.J.V. is always punctual in conducting various sports events at regular intervals. This not only improves the physical activities of children but also helps in their all round development. By taking part in various sports activities children prove their caliber. Many of the students have proved themselves by bringing laurels to the institution under the proper guidance of the sports teachers and mentors of V.J.V.
List of the Achievers are:

Sports Achievements

Meeti Baradiya, VIII A (Bronze Medal)
Bhoomi Kochar, VIII B (Gold Medal)
Khushil Surana, VIII A (Bronze Medal)
i. Milli Ranka (IX C, Gold Medal) ii. Molly Lunawat (IX C, Gold Medal) iii. Megha Baid (VII A, Silver Medal) iv. Tanushree Parakh (IX C, Bronze Medal)
i. Nitya Jain, VI A ii. Rakshita Jain, IX C iii. Charu Jain, VII A iv. Disha Jain, VII A v. Bhavi Chauradiya, VII A vi. Ridhima Bothra, VII A
i. Molly Lunawat, Silver Medal ii. Milli Ranka, Bronze Medal

Innovations

 

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I & IV MATHEMATICS Measuring  length
  • Asked children to measure furniture, room with their hand span, foot span, cubit, digit etc,  measuring water with glass into mug.
  • We use weighing machine, then observe the weight of all children, make one chart and write weight of students according to these activity student learnt who is light weight or heavy weight.
  • Showing different kind of things found in classroom example: copy, book, water bottle, eraser, board and ask students that which things is related to which shape.
  
Shapes and patterns
  • Asked children to collect some household items, then list accordingly as cylinder, cone, sphere etc.
  • Fun with paper folding then asked  students about shapes.
  • Observing  growing pattern  -                  We take any picture like - Rangoli designs bed cover, then asked the student observe the picture carefully. Here the different  geometrical shapes are repeating in order.
Time (clock telling the time)
  • Making of clock showing different time.
  • Demonstration -
  1. Decorate the paper plate.
  2. The child writes his/her name on it.
  3. Mark the centre of the plate with pen and write the number 1 to 20 as written on the clock.
  4. Colour the ice cream sticks and paste in the centre.
  5. Then every child holds his own clock and then give some questions to the students.
Question : School begins at----------                                         You go home at----------
Addition
  • Take classes outside the classroom, then ask  to student collect to some stones, then add all stones.

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I TO IV E.V.S My family 
  • Children  make ‘Family tree’ to understand  the relation with family members
  
Food we eat 
  • In mess during  breakfast and lunch teachers tell to children ,what type of food is made today whether:’ Energy  giving or body building food”
  
Crops
  • To give the learners practical knowledge of the process of sowing of seeds, watering, weeding and harvesting.
  
Herbal Garden
  • To make the children familiar with the basic concepts of Herbs. To know about the importance and usefulness of plants in their day-to-day life.
  • To identify herb, shrubs, climbers and creepers. The students create a class garden and observe the growth of the plants.
  
People who help us
  • Children came in different community helper dresses and told about their profession.
  
Festivals
  • We celebrated different festivals in class:
  1. Diya making in Diwali
  2. Kite making in pongal
  3. National festival crafts (like flag making, flower making)
  
How food gets spoilt
  • Children find out some of the food items that get spoilt easily. They collect slice of bread and share their experience with the class.
  
Reforestation
  • Tree plantation is the process of transferring of seedlings from one place to another for different purposes. Furthermore, there are various reasons behind tree plantation but the most important are forestry, land reclamation, and landscaping. Each process of tree plantation is important and unique in its own way.
  • We celebrate plantation day on 21st March each year in our school. The students from class I& II showcased their innovative and creativity on the theme  ‘Reforestation”, Germination and plant processes
  
Garbage and disposal
  • Science exhibition was organised by V.J.V school, the students of the primary segment showed their innovation by making science project out of waste materials and also promote recycling.
  • The most eye catching of all were the working models solar panel by   the students of IV, V. 
  
Digestive function
  • The function of the digestive system is digestion and absorption. Digestion is the breakdown of food into small molecules, which are then absorbed into the body.
  • To give the learners practical knowledge of digestive system, they draw the whole diagram and paste some colourful seeds and rice.
  
Aquatic plant & animal
  • Children paste some different craft work regarding aquatic plant and animal
  

Overall Results

 

Results – 2018-19

PTA Activities

 

PTA Activities

Parent teacher meeting is a prominent and notable feature of the school curriculum. The motive is close interaction of parents with teachers with regard to the progress shown by their wards and finding workable solutions to the problems coming in the way of development of their ward. It is mandatory for all parents to attend the Parent-Teacher Meeting. In case of an extreme situation where the parent cannot attend, written intimation should be provided. If the child is not making the desired progress, parents are welcome to contact the Principal, Vice Principal, Headmistress, Class Teacher or the concerned Subject Teacher so as to discuss remedial measures that can be taken. Such meetings, however, will be arranged on appointments made through the office of the Principal and on no account should parents contact the teachers in their classrooms directly. Note : Under no circumstance should parents criticize any teacher in the presence of his/her ward for it adversely affects the overall development of a child to a considerable extent and impedes his/her learning process. The child might develop a critical attitude, get de-motivated and might not accord due respect to elders.
• Parents should ensure that their wards carry the school diary everyday to school. • The particulars of their ward in the first two pages should be filled in all respects as soon as the Diary is bought. • Parents should see to it that their ward completes the daily assignment. They should also read and sign if any note is sent by the class teacher or the subject teacher. Parents can also communicate with the teacher through the diary. Special pages for the above purpose are provided to be made use of as and when required. • Parents should ensure that their ward brings the books/note books as per the schedule every day.
V.J.V. conducts an Orientation Programme on the 1st April, for the parents of children newly admitted to the school from classes I to IX. The beginning of the academic session is the time for the parents to think of their children’s’ new classes, syllabus, text books, evaluation pattern, roles and responsibilities of the children and parents and many other related matters. To provide appropriate guidelines to the parents and to familiarize them with the school’s principles, philosophy and kind of education imparted, V.J.V. hosts the Orientation Programme. The Orientation Programme is organized to apprise them of the policy of the school and also equip them with a firsthand knowledge of the proposed yearly schedule. The session facilitates the introduction of school functionaries to the parents and is also useful in answering various other queries that the parent may have. Attendance at the Orientation Programme is mandatory.

SMC Decisions

  1. Teachers' appointments were confirmed by SMC.
  2. Looking to the application of classes XI & XII from 2021, New recruitments for PGT & Other staff were approved.
  3. Budget for the year 2020-21 and 2021-22.