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FILE 3 - Principal Hands Book
FILE 3 - Principal Hands Book
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OUR USP
We specialize in setting up & Management of Educational Institutes
Setting up New Schools (Public & International)
Planning & Delivery of integrated Academic Curriculum
Holistic Early Education & Care
Innovation in Classroom Delivery
Integrated Academic Architecture for Schools
Bringing Existing ‘Not Doing So Well’ Schools Back on Track
Introducing Modernity in Schools Using Outdated Methods
Planning New Age Activities & Activity Centers
OUR SERVICES
Techno- Economics Feasibility
Architectural Assistance
Curriculum and Pedagogy
Project Finance
Franchise Assistance
Edu - co legal Advisory
Organization Development and Recruitment
Training and Workshops
Statutory Approvals and Compliances
HANDBOOKS/MANUALS/SOP’S
Principal’s Handbook
School Human Resource (HR) Manual
School Safety And Emergency Manual
Special Educators’ Manual
School Counselors’ Manual
Primary Teachers’ Manual
Secondary Teachers’ Manual
School Library Manual
Manual For Best Practices
School Canteen Manual
School Hostel Manual
Manual For Outreach Programs
Students - Parent Handbook
Teacher- Employee Handbook
Handbook For Classroom Management
SOP For Accounts And Finance
SOP For Purchase And Material
SOP For School Transport
SOP For Prevention Of Sexual Harassment
SOP For Recruitment And Selections
SOP For Admissions
SOP For Events And Functions
SOP For Field Trips And Excursions
First Aid Protocol Cum SOP
Annual Activity Plan
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SOP (STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE)
SOP For Finance And Accounting (AVAILABLE WITH CED)
SOP For Admissions (AVAILABLE WITH CED)
SOP For School Transport (AVAILABLE WITH CED)
SOP For Recruitment And Selections (AVAILABLE WITH CED)
SOP For Primary Teachers (AVAILABLE WITH CED)
SOP For Secondary Teachers (AVAILABLE WITH CED)
SOP For Senior Secondary Teachers (AVAILABLE WITH CED)
SOP For Purchasing And Material Management (AVAILABLE WITH CED)
SOP For Prevention Of Sexual Harassment At Workplace (AVAILABLE WITH CED)
MANUALS
National Education Policy – 2020 (AVAILABLE WITH CED )
National Curriculum Framework – NCF , 2005 (AVAILABLE WITH NCERT )
Position Papers, NCERT (AVAILABLE WITH NCERT)
CBSE Circulars – Compendium ( AVAILABLE WITH CBSE)
CCE Manuals (I-V , VI – VIII , IX - X) ( AVAILABLE WITH CBSE)
Life Skills Manuals (VI-VIII , IX- X) ( AVAILABLE WITH CBSE)
Health Manuals ( AVAILABLE WITH CBSE)
Works Education Manuals ( AVAILABLE WITH CBSE)
Physical Education Manual ( AVAILABLE WITH CBSE)
Adolescent Education Program Manuals ( AVAILABLE WITH CBSE)
Health Cards ( AVAILABLE WITH CBSE)
Health Manuals Volume 1-4 ( AVAILABLE WITH CBSE)
Value Education Kit ( AVAILABLE WITH CBSE)
Gender Sensitivity Manual ( AVAILABLE WITH CBSE)
National School Sanitation Manual ( AVAILABLE WITH CBSE)
Examination Bye - Laws ( AVAILABLE WITH CBSE)
Affiliation Bye- Laws ( AVAILABLE WITH CBSE)
HR Manual (AVAILABLE WITH CED)
School Safety And Emergency Manual (AVAILABLE WITH CED)
Students‘ Handbook (AVAILABLE WITH CED)
Teachers’ Handbook (AVAILABLE WITH CED)
Principal's Handbook (AVAILABLE WITH CED)
School Counselor’s Manual (AVAILABLE WITH CED)
School Cyber Safety Manual (AVAILABLE WITH CED)
Special Educator’s Manual (AVAILABLE WITH CED)
SCHOOL RECORDS
Records Of PTMS
Staff Records
Record of Online Workshops
Records Of Staff Meetings/ Subject Meetings
Records Of Parents’ Orientation
Records Of Teacher Training
Records Of Students Orientation
Diagnosis And Remedial Records
Vision And Mission Statements
Audited Reports
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Self Study Records
Record Of Activities
Record Of Guest Lectures
Record Of Field Trips
Income And Expenditure Records
Staff Salary Records /Pay slips /Passbooks
Community Outreach Activities And Records
Documentation Of Student Exchange Programs
Documentation Of Teacher Exchange Programs
Student Counseling Records
Records Of Use Of Technology
Service Records Of Counselor
Records Of Work Education
Budget Allocation Records
Staff Soft Skills Training Records
Records Of Visual And Performing Arts
Records Of Differently Abled Students
Assets Records
Remedial Worksheet / Tasks
Graded Activities From All Manuals
Anecdotal Records
Records Of Health Camps
Teacher Diary
Participation Records Of Career Awareness
Records Of Result Analysis, Feedback And Corrective Action
List And Records Of Workshops Attended By Principals
List And Records Of Workshops Attended By Teachers
Strategic Records
Minutes Of Staff Meeting
Minutes Of Annual Management Meetings
SCHOOL POLICIES
Induction Policy
Holidays Policy
Staff Appraisal Policy
Promotion Policy
Leave Policy
Travel Policy
Grievance Redressal Policy
REGISTERS
Stock Register
Admission /Withdrawal Register
Student Attendance Register
Teacher Attendance Register
Proxy Register
Result Register
Visitors’ Book
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PLANS
Displayed Building Plan
Annual Curriculum Plan
Strategic Plan For School Improvement
Displayed Evacuation Plan
School Development Plan
Student Development Plan
SOFTWARE
School Management System
Bulk SMS Software
Bulk Mailing Software
School Website /Portal
Graphic Software
Reference Software
Desktop Publishing
Tutorial Software
Drill & Practice Software
Math Problem Solving Software
Utility Software
Special Needs Software
LISTS
List Of Textbook Used In Each Class
List Of Reference Books
List Of Resources And Teaching Aids
List And Record Of Activities
List And Record Of Guest Lectures
List And Record Of Field Trips
List And Workshops Attended By Principals
List Of Workshops Attended By Teachers
Duty List Of Management
List Of Excursions
Observation Schedules
List Of Books Of Library
Staff Personal Files
Staff Manuals
Staff Professional Development Programs
Staff Meeting Records
Records Of PTA
Records Of Alumni Association/ Meetings
Alumni Directory
Newsletter
Magazine
Directory Of Parents
Students Council
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FORMS
Student Admission Form
Class Observation Form
Student Assessment Form
Class Observation Checklist - Teacher Interaction Form
Activities Form
Student Declaration Form
Student Feedback Form
Teacher Feedback Form
Parents’ Feedback Form
Leave Form For Staff
Employee Information Form (Joining)
Leave Form For Students
EMBLEM
School Logo
School Slogan
School Flag
School Motto
School Emblem
Student Handbook
School Prospectus
TIMETABLES
Consolidated Student Time Table
Class Wise Timetable
Teacher Time Table
Life Skills Time Table
Games Time Table
Co -Curricular Activity Time Table
Teachers’ Free Period Time Table
COMMITTEES
Sexual Harassment Committee
Discipline Committee
Transport Committee
Timetable Committee
SQAA Core Committee (SAC)
Admission Committee
Examination Committee
Purchase Committee
Sports And Functions Committee
Annual Function Committee
School Magazine Committee
Child Welfare Committee (CWC )
POCSO Committee
Parent - Teacher Association
Alumni Association
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CLUBS
Hobby Clubs
Eco- Clubs
Health And Wellness Club
Environmental Club
PEC Club
Quiz Club
Leadership Club
Disaster Management Club
MISCELLANEOUS
Organization Chart (Organogram )
Annual Budget
Scanned Photograph Of Site
Process Of Procurement Of Books
Process Of Procurement Of Laboratory Material
Details Of School Counselors/ Special Educators
One key strategy for teacher’s continuous professional development is self -assessment and self-reflection. Self- assessment and
reflection mean critically evaluating one’s own knowledge, performance, beliefs, or output, so that they can be improved or
refined. With a profession as complex as teaching, self -reflection offers teachers an opportunity to think about what works and
what doesn’t in their own work and what is the reasoning behind their actions.
As the role of the teacher is changing, teachers will increasingly find themselves challenged to become reflective about their
core pedagogical values and beliefs. In addition, constructivist models of teaching and learning are promoting new criteria for
successful teaching – criteria that rely heavily on teacher’s self- assessment and decision making about their own work.
The goal of self-assessment is to help teachers play an informed and active role advancing their own way of work. Self-
assessment helps teachers create critical reflective practice in their own actions. It strengthens teachers’ own responsibility
over their work and increases control and ownership of their own professional development. In addition, self-assessment
helps teachers to recognize their own strengths and targets for development.
In addition, students benefit from teacher’s self-assessment. The professional development of the teacher has a positive
effect on teaching and thus on students’ learning. In addition, self-assessing teachers are likely to value and encourage
students’ownself-reflection:theyassiststudents inreflecting on and evaluating their learning experiences.
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Teacherscanassesstheminthefollowing way isanexample
Self assessment
1. Consists of 4 steps : problemIdentification analysis of practice interpretation ,and decision making ;
2. Isself- reliant ,withthe object ofassessment beingthe teacher him orherself;
3. Requiresthatthedatabeinterpretedandjudgedbythe teacher;
4. Is initiated in many ways –the most common being dissonant or unusual classroom events, personal curiosity,
and reflection on externalassessments;
5. Depends on the teacher’s willingness to assume responsibility for his or her practice; andIs based on criteria and
standardstheguide judgments about practice .
6. Hence the defining characteristics of self -assessment are that it is assessment of the teachers by him or herself; is
formative in nature and is interpreted by the teacher.
It is most important to note that the self assessment can be generated in a number of ways, some by the teacher sand
some by external sources. Thus, an unexpected lesson outcome might lead a teacher to question why, pose an
explanation, reflect on and analyze the accents surrounding the outcome.
BY definition self assessment is a process initiated and conducted solely by the teachers, however self assessment can also be
spurred by observations of information generated by others. The results of a Principal annual observation and review may lead
the teacher toexamine,analyze,and judgeanarea or practice the might not have beenidentified without external review.
Comments or suggestions by other teachers may also cause a teachers toassess his/her own practice. it is not the success or nature
of the evidence that defines self-assessment ,but the fact that the teacher is its ultimate interpreter.
Self assessment will only be carried through when the teachers assumesomeresponsibilityforapractice,belief,oroutcome.
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