STUDENT'S PARTICULARS

SAINT THOMAS CONVENT SCHOOL

PAURI

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recent colour
photograph
of the child

Name of the Student ..................................................... (M/F)

Class .................. Section............ House ................................
Admission No .......................... Roll No. ...............................
Date of Birth ...........................................................................
Residential Address ................................................................
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Phone No. ...............................................................................
Office Address .........................................................................
Blood Group ...........................................................................
Bus No. ...................................................................................
Bus Stop ..................................................................................
Name of Guardian ...................................................................
Brother/Sister, in this school ...................................................
Class ..................... Section ................. R.No. ........................
ID No. .....................................................................................

This hand book is to be brought to the class room daily.

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 PARENT'S PARTICULARS

Father's Name .................................................................

Designation .....................................................................
FATHER

Office Address .................................................................

Phone No. ......................Mobile No................................
E-mail : ...........................................................................
Specimen Signature of Father .........................................

Mother's Name ................................................................

MOTHER

Designation .....................................................................
Office Address .................................................................
Phone No. ......................Mobile No................................
E-mail : ...........................................................................
Specimen Signature of Mother .......................................

Name of Guardian ...........................................................

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 PRAYER
OUR FATHER

Our Father in Heaven/

Holy be Your name/

Your kingdom come/

Your will be done/

On earth/ as in heaven/

Give us today/our daily bread/

Forgive us our sins/

As we forgive/those

Who sin against us/

Do not bring us to the test/

But deliver us / from evil, Amen.

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 ST. THOMAS CONVENT SCHOOL
PAURI (GARHWAL)
St. Thomas School Pauri-Garhwal is a Christian
Minority Institution under the management of ‘The
Education Society of the Catholic Diocese of Bijnor’, a
Registered Society under the Societies Registration Act
XXI, 1860.
The School is affiliated to ‘The Council for the Indian
School Certificate Examination’ Delhi.

The Education Society of the

Diocese of Bijnor
VISION STATEMENT
The Education Society of the Diocese of Bijnor
founded in the year1982 considers the schools as
powerful agent of changes-social, intellectual, moral
and spiritual- forming ‘new persons’ who foster
universal and eternal values, and are fully alive to bring
about a just society.
We hold fast to the principle that a human being is a
positive asset and a precious national resource which
needs to be cherished, nurtured and developed with
tenderness and care coupled with dynamism.
We strive to shape persons who are intellectually
competent, morally sound, psychologically integrated
and imbued with the sense of the Divine, committed to
the cause of justice and peace and ever-opened to
further growth.

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 We long to create a human society, free from
prejudices, superstittions and discrimination based on
sex, religion, caste and economic status and
characterized by respect for the dignity of human person
leading to concern for each other especially, the under
privileged.
For the attainment of these goals, The Education
Society of the Diocese of Bijnor expects the parents and
teachers to share this vision and to co-operate in making it
a reality.
THE PROFILE OF THE SCHOOL
1. An Academic Community:- We aim at an academic
community, characterized by a shared vision, shared
responsibility, mutual love, understanding and respect for
all human beings as children of God. Professional,
personal and spiritual growth of the staff is given due
importance.
2. Committed to the integral growth of all students:-
Opportunities are provided to all students without any
discrimination to develop their imagination, creativity,
aesthetic sense, communication skills and sporting spirit.
Value education programme takes into account and
provides for, the various steps in the process of value
internalization.
3. For a just Society:- A realistic knowledge of the
society, with its opportunities for human development as
well as of social evils, is gradually imparted to students in
various ways with a call to secure a total development.
4. In loyalty to its specific mission:- The school’s vision
of Education based on a specific mission of man and of
society is well known to the management, staff and

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parents. In its overall policies this institution collaborates
with the policies of the Universal Local Church and is
attentive to the guidelines of the president, the Bishop of
the Diocese.
PROFILE OF A THOMASIAN
A Successful Graduate from the School is:-
1. Intellectually Competent:- One who has mastered in
those academic subjects required for the respective
public examination, skills of language, critical thinking,
power of expression both oral and written gradually
leading on to greater precision, personal style, curiosity to
explore ideas etc.
2. Morally Sound:- Developing moral attitude and
principles as he/she grows towards moral maturity,
assimilating especially the values stressed in the
preamble to the Constitution of India-Justice, Social,
Economic, Political- Liberty, Equality and Fraternity.
3. Spiritually Oriented:- This is an awarenes of God’s
presence and action in creation, in human history and in
his/her own personal history. This is an experience of
God’s love in his/her personal life, an appropriate
knowledge of the basic doctrines of his/her faith, has
some exposure of the religious traditions and
understanding the significance of the main religious
festivals in the country.
4. Christian Students in Particular:- One who has read
the Holy Bible and encountered the person of Christ as He
is presented in the New Testament. He should have the
basic understanding of the Church’s teaching about
Jesus and His redeeming mission, and has to have a
personal relationship with the historical person of Christ

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and formed himself/herself 'a person for other’ and has
some familiarity with church’s teaching on social justice.
5. Loving:- One who is learning to accept oneself with
strength and weakness. He must feel at ease with
persons of the opposite sex and also to appreciate a
deeper personal friendship, but at the same time he
must learn that all relationships are not profound and
long lasting.
6. Committed to Doing Justice:- One who seeks to be
more respectful, understanding, accepting and
generous with others/against the attitude and
tendencies that leads to injustice, sees that religious
faith implies a commitment to a just society. He is
supposed to see the needs of the poor in the school and
the outside community and has developed compassion
for them. He/she must be aware of the need to help and
support those who suffer injustice e.g. women, the poor,
the bonded labourers, the handicapped, the refugees,
the un-employed and begins to understand the
structural roots of injustice in social institutions, attitudes
and customs. Above all one should be aware of the
merits and demerits of mass media T.V., mobile phone
and internet, etc.
7. Open to Growth:- One who is willing to pursue ones
own growth because, he/she, wants to be a better
person emotionally, intellectually, physically, socially,
morally and religiously, is beginning to take
responsibility for his/her own growth and is learning to
accept self with her/ his talents and limitations. He is to
be more flexible and open to other points of view and
should be always ready to inculcate moral values in
his/her personal lives.

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 SCHOOL UNIFORM
Girls : Coco-cola Brown pleated divided skirt (½inch
below knees) full sleeve lemon colour shirt, Belt & tie with
school emblem.
K.G. Girls : Maroon & White check (small) tunics (upto
knees) full sleeve lemon colour shirt and tie.
- Black Bata Shoes (Ballerina No. 6153) and Brown
socks.
Boys : (K.G. - X) Coco-cola Brown Long pants (Parallel)
Lemon colour shirt, Belt & Tie with school emblem, Black
Bata Shoes (Scouts No. 6083) with laces and brown
socks.
Sweater : (Boys & Girls) : Light Biscut Colour V Necked
Long Sleeved, Plane without collar and Buttons (With
S.T.S. Print)
Blazer : (Boys & Girls) : Coco-cola Blazer with school
crest (Compulsory from November to February)
Boys XI - XII : Coco-cola Brown Long pants (Parallel),
Lemon colour shirt with check Design Belt & Tie with
school emblem, Black Bata Shoes.
Girls XI-XII : Coco-cola Brown Salwar, Lemon Colour full
sleeve kamiz with check design & Waistcot.
*Brown accessories if required*
P.T. UNIFORM
White uniform on Wednesday.
P.T. Uniform is compulsory on Saturdays.
Boys & Girls : House wise Track suit, white socks &
canvas shoes.

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 Hair Style
Girls : Girls with long hair must make two plaits and
with short hair must have bob cut or tie two pony
tails with white hair bands / white ribbon.
Boys : Hair should be kept evenly short. Mushroom
cuts are prohibited. They have to trim their
beards. Clean shave is compulsory for all the
boys of classes X-XII.
ADMISSION
1. Normally, admission is open to class I only. A child
who completes five years of age in April is eligible to
apply for admission to class I.
2. Admissions are made on the basis of an entrance test
conducted by the school on the date published on the
School Notice Board.
3. Admissions to the higher classes are given on the
basis of the availability of the seats after the
prescribed entrance test.
4. Admission form must be duly filled in only by the
parent of the child who is seeking admission.
5. Parents should take great care to fill in the correct
date of birth as this will, in no case be altered later.
6. Admissions to higher classes will not be granted until
a Transfer Certificate from the former school is
produced.
7. The right to admit is entirely reserved to the discretion
of the Local Managing Board and its decision is final
in all cases. However priority shall be given to the
following categories on the basis of merit:-

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a) Children of Catholic parents.
b) Children of the locality.
Children coming from other schools under the
Society due to the transfer of their parents to Pauri.
8. A written application of the parent /guardian is
required before withdrawing a student from the
school. T.C. will be issued only after the application
and paying all the dues.
9. Age Specification for Admission. The minimum age
required for admission to Class I is five years of age.
The minimum age at the time of the admission will be
calculated as on the 31st march. The following will be
the age specifications for admission to different
classes:-
Classes Minimum Maximum
Nursery 03 Years 04 Years
K.G. 04 Years 05 Years
Class I 05 Years 06 Years
Class II 06 Years 07 Years
Class III 07 Years 08 Years
Class IV 08 Years 09 Years
Class V 09 Years 10 Years
Class VI 10 Years 11 Years
Class VII 11 Years 12 Years
Class VIII 12 Years 13 Years
Class IX 13 Years 14 Years
Class X 14 Years 15 Years
Class XI 15 Years 16 Years
Class XII 16 Years 17 Years
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 WITHDRAWAL
1. A student failing twice in the same class disqualifies
himself / herself for further studies in the school.
2. Every student is expected to attend the school on the
opening day as well as on the closing day of the
holidays. Absence on these days ipsofacto deletes
the name of the child from the current school register.
Attendance on opening and closing days of the term
is compulsory.
3. Any student who is absent on the opening day after
the holidays disqualifies himself/herself for further
studies and his/her name is struck off the rolls
automatically.
4. The school reserves the right to ask the parents to
withdraw their child if his/her progress in studies is
unsatisfactory, his/her attendance is irregular, his/
her conduct is harmful to others.
SPECIAL NOTE FOR SECONDARY
AND SENIOR SECONDARY
CLASSES
1. Direct admission to class X and XII is not permitted.
2. As per the regulations of the council, candidates are
required to put in 75% attendance of the total working
days in each of the academic year i.e. Class IX, X and
Class XI & XII in respect of the ICSE and ISC
Examinations respectively, to be eligible for
appearing in the concerned examination.
3. The admission into Class XI is finalized only after the

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 publication of the Class X (ICSE) results by the
Council.
4. Course of study in Class XI is not automatic. Choice
of subject offered by students will be awarded to them
only on the basis of their performance in the ICSE
examination.
5. The admission fee and caution fee must be paid in
advance to complete the admission formalities. The
caution fee must be collected back from the school
within 3 months after the student passes out from the
School.
6. Any subject with less than 20 students is likely to be
cancelled. Once the selection of subjects is done,
there will not be any change.
7. There are 50 seats for SCIENCE, and 50 for
COMMERCE which will be offered on MERIT ONLY.
Those who wish to take up PCM should have
secured at least 70% marks in Math's and also in
Science and for PCB 70% marks in Science in class
X. Those who wish to take up commerce should have
secured at least 65% agregate in class X.
8. Choice of subjects offered :
Science Stream:
PCM- Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and
Computer/ Hindi,
PCB- Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Computer/
Hindi
English is compulsory for all.

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9. In view of providing more working days for the
students of Class XII their Classes will commence
from the month of March.
10. For promotion from Class XI to Class XII 45 marks
is necessary in each subject.
11. After the admission, if the candidate fails to attend
class, no refunding of any kind shall be made
except for the caution money-after deducting the
payment of the damages.
RULES FOR THE
PAYMENT OF FEES
1. The fees are charged throughout the year and it
has to be paid as long as the pupil’s name is on
rolls.
2. The fee is being collected through Nainital Bank
Pauri, bimonthly or trimonthly.
3. Parents will kindly keep the receipts, issued to
them and produce them in proof of payment if
needed.
4. Money once remitted will not be refunded.
5. A late fee of Rs . 10/ will be charged after the 10th of
the second month and Rs. 50/ after the third month.
6. The last date of clearing all the dues of the year is
20th of Feb. and only after that the students will be
permitted to appear for the final Examinations.
7. Any student who is issued Transfer Certificate from
the school has to pay the whole amount of the
installment of the month included.

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 LEAVE AND ABSENCE
1. All leaves must be obtained in advance.
2. Application for leave should be sent to the Principal
stating the reason, the period for and giving clearly
the students name, class and Roll No.
3. Students absenting themselves from the school for
five consecutive days without due permission shall
have their names struck off the rolls. Re-admission,
which is at the discretion of the principal, is granted
after paying the prescribed admission fee.
4. Leave
a) In case a child is absent for 15 days without any
intimation, a reminder will be sent. If no reply is
received within a period of 15 days, the child's
name will be struck off the school roll. The
parents/guardians will have to apply or re-
admission and all charges will apply.
b) No student is permitted to leave school during
the school hours unless it is sanctioned 24
hours in advance. However, you may contact
the office only in the case of an emergency.
c) A medical certificate/prescription should be
attached to the leave application if the child is
absent for 2 or more days.
d) A Certificate of medical fitness must be
submitted when students rejoin school after
suffering from any infectious or contagious
disease.
e) No student is allowed to leave school after a
Unit Test except in the case of an emergency.

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 Student availing sick leave on a Unit Test Day
should send a leave application on the same
day.
5. Children suffering from the following diseases must
necessarily observe the prescribed quarantine
before returning to class:
a) Chickenpox : 21 days after the
appearance of the
first crop of vesicles.
b) Measles and Mumps : 10 days.
c) Whooping cough : 3 weeks.
6. Withdrawal of children from classes for mere social
functions is not allowed.
7. Leave request for more than two days is to be
applied only by the parent. Half day leave is
sanctioned only for medical reasons and it has to
be submitted before 9.00 am.
EXAMINATIONS AND PROMOTIONS
1. The students who absent themselves from the
examinations will in no case be re-examined.
2. Absence from one or more subjects results in the
loss of marks for these subjects and excludes the
pupil from being reckoned in the order of merit or
rank in the examinations.
3. There will be unit tests which will be stretched over
the year.
4. No examination will be taken either before or after
the scheduled time.
5. Promotion is granted on the basis of the whole year
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 performance as well as the percentage of
attendance of the student. Promotion list will be
made as per the norms given below:-
Classes I to X
40% from the Half Yearly Examination.
50% from the Final Examination.
10% from the Unit tests.
Thus promotion of the students depends upon the
aggregate marks of the Unit tests, Half yearly & Final
examinations as well as 80 % of the attendance. A
student who secures the prescribed percentage of
marks but fails to obtain the prescribed percentage of
attendance will not be promoted.
6. A student who fails in two or more subjects will not
be promoted.
7. Results once declared at the end of the year are
final in all cases and will not be reconsidered nor
will the answer papers be shown.
8. If any tampering with the report of the examination,
forging signatures, changing marks and the like are
observed, the parents of those students will be
asked to withdraw them immediately from the
school.
9. Any pupil who is found using dishonest means
during examination will either be detained or
dismissed from the school. He/She will be awarded
zero for all the subjects of the current examination
even if the answer papers are checked.

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 LIBRARY
1. Students are encouraged to make the maximum use
of the library. Strict silence and order must be
observed in the library.
2. Students are not allowed to keep a book for more than
seven days without the permission of the librarian. It
is forbidden to sub-lend books or to circulate them
among outsiders.
3. A student who damages or loses a book will be fined.
PRIVATE TUITION
A private tutor may be engaged only after the
approval of the principal has been obtained.
The principal or the management of the school is not
responsible for any misunderstanding that may arise
between the parent/guardian and the member of the staff
taking a tuition. The contract is to be considered as taking
place solely and entirely between the parent/guardian
and the member of the staff.
SCHOOL TRADITIONS
The school insists on the following traditions :-
a) Always to be friendly with one another in and out of
school.
b) To avoid vulgarity in our talk and behaviour.
c) To accept whatever work is assigned to us as our
rightful share.
d) To offer help to any unattended visitors we happen to
meet on the school premises.
e) To show respect when any father, teacher or visitor
enters or passes through any room in which we

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 happen to be.
f) To be courteous to and sportsman-like with opposing
teams and with officials.
g) To respect the beauty of the school premises and
report any damage which we may observe.
h) To avoid dropping papers on the school premises and
to pick up any such paper dropped by other.
i) To learn and observe good manners.
These traditions are little things in themselves, and they
must be put into practice voluntarily since to make them a
rule would destroy their value. The desire to observe them
must come from within and must be genuine; only thus
can one’s character be formed.
RULES OF DISCIPLINE
1. English is the medium of communication inside the
campus and it has to be strictly adhered to.
2. Every student should bring the school diary and text
books daily. Other books or magazines shall not be
brought to the class.
3. Pupils should attend the school regularly. They must
reach the school at least five minutes before the
school assembly.
4. The warning bell before class is signal for all to go for
the assembly or to their respective class rooms. This
should be done in silence.
5. Students should at all times show respect and
reverence to the school authorities and the teaching
staff. They should be gentle and polite to their
companions. They should remember that every child
of this institution is a lady or gentleman in the making.

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6. A pupil whose conduct is injurious to the moral tone of
the school or incompatible with good discipline is
liable to removal from school.
7. Refined manners, habits of obedience, order &
neatness in person and dress and punctuality are
required at all times.
8. Care must be taken for all school property and no
student should scratch or spoil the desks or chairs or
damage any school furniture, write or draw anything
on the wall or in any way damage things belonging to
others.
Damage done even by accident should be reported at
once to the class teachers & to the Principal. Any
damage done will be made good by the one who does
it. Students are not allowed to bring razor blades or
any sharp instruments to school.
9. Students must look after their own property. The
school does not hold any responsibility for the loss of
money, book, clothes etc.
10. The Principal's permission is required:-
a) To leave the school premises during the school
hours,
b) To make a collection for any purpose whatsoever,
c) To give present to teachers,
d) To impose fines.
11. Letters to the students should not be addressed to the
school. The principal will open all such
correspondence.
12. When spoken to by staff or elders the pupils shall
stand to attention and not lounge with their hands in
their pockets.
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13. Any student guilty of driving a motorized vehicle will
be suspended rusticated/fined, at the discretion of
the Principal.
PARENTS
1. Co-operation between parents & school authorities is
of paramount importance for a child’s successful
school carrier.
2. Parents should insist on their children’s regular
attendance and punctuality.
3. Parents should look into their children’s school diary
daily and see that the assignments mentioned are
done by the children themselves.
4. Remarks made in the diary should be seen and
countersigned regularly.
5. Reports on general progress will be given in the
progress report. These should be studied carefully
and returned to school authorities signed by the
parents/ guardians.
6. Should you feel that your wards do not make the
desired progress, the principal should be contacted.
7. Criticism of a teacher or the school in general in the
presence of the children should be avoided.
8. Any communication should be addressed to the
principal and not to the class teachers.
9. Parents are requested not to enter the class rooms
and interview the teachers during class hours, much
less ask the servants to do the same.
10. All students are expected to come to the school daily
in freshly laundered uniform with clean socks and
well polished shoes.

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11. A parent who is least interested in the performance
of his /her child and the matters related to school will
be asked to withdraw the child from the school.
12. The school reserves the right to dismiss a student
who is irregular in attendance, whose progress in
studies is unsatisfactory, whose conduct in the
school as well as outside the school is harmful to
other students and whose parents/guardians show
little interest in their wards as well as in the school
affairs. Immorality, insubordination, discourtesy,
disrespect to teachers, contempt of authority or
willful damage to property results in the immediate
dismissal of the student from the school.
13. A parent who is indecent & discourteous towards
the school authorities will be asked to withdraw his/
her child from the school immediately.
14. A parent / guardian who has a genuine complaint
regarding any matters related to school may
register the complaint with the principal in writing.
Hence parents are requested to desist from making
anonymous phone calls which will in no way be
considered.
15. A parent / guardian who feels aggrieved over the
decision of the school authorities may register his/
her grievance in writing to the Local managing
Board of the School whose decision will be final and
binding in all cases.
16. Enrolment in St. Thomas School implies on the part
of the pupil and his/ her parent willingness to
comply with the requirements and regulations of the
school.

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 A TRUE THOMASIAN
1. Every student must be having his/her student hand
book (diary), whenever asked.
2. Respecting parents, teachers & all elders is expected
from every student.
3. Seeking permission from teachers while entering
other classes, is mandatory.
4. It is expected from every student that he/she is
standing as teacher enters the classroom.
5. Uniform is the mirror of school's glory so keeping it
neat, tidy and properly worn is the humble duty of
every student.
6. The style of talking to senior students, colleagues and
junior students is a part of what you have learnt in
school, so it must be proper and admirable by all.
7. Creating a friendly & conducive environment on the
school premises and being friends with each other is
a basic moral value and every Thomasian must
inculcate it. All the students must speak in English in
the school premises.
8. Your behaviour in the school bus is representation of
your character in the city so it must be very gentle.
9. Taking care of the school property like chairs, tables,
window panes, sports goods, band instruments etc. is
expected from every student.
10. Keeping the school premises neat & clean is the duty
of every student, and cleanliness should come from
within.
11. No student is expected to carry along any money with
him/her to the school.
12. The student is forbidden to bring cell phones, camera
or any other electric gadgets to school.

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13. No transaction of any item among the students is
permitted.
CODE OF CONDUCT FOR
SCHOOL BUSES
1. Student must maintain discipline at all times while
travelling to school and back.
2. Student should always be punctual at the pick-up
points, They should also board the bus soon after
dispersal time.
3. A change of pick-up or drop point will only be
allowed after permission is given by the school
authorities.
4. It is for the safety of the children that they must
remain seated in the bus and not put their head or
hands outside the window.
5. Senior students are expected to care for the
younger ones while the younger should respect
their seniors.
6. Students are expected to take care of properties of
the Buses as seat cover, window parts, matt etc.
Damage to the above properties are liable to be
fined.

Any serious violation of the above code of

conduct will result is the Termination of bus
service for the student.
Bus No. ..................................................................

Teacher Incharge Name..........................................

Mobile No. ..............................................................

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 BEFORE CLASS
O God our Father / I thank you /
for bringing us together / this day /
May I never hurt you / or my teachers /
or my friends / or anyone whom I meet /
but make them all happy.
Help me to love /
Everyone as my brothers and sisters /
Bless me God / to think /
and learn well.
Make me diligent / in my work /
fair in my games.
Loyal to you / and to my country /
Help me to grow / in wisdom, love and
justice / to serve others. Amen.

AFTER CLASS
We give you thanks/ Lord - Almighty/ for all the blessings
of today / for the knowledge / you have imparted to us /
through our teachers. Forgive us our shortcomings / and
give us the grace / to retain all that we have studied/ and
grow in true wisdom. We pray for / our parents and
teachers / because they do / a lot of sacrifice for us. Bless
them, O Lord / with health and happiness / in their life.

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 PRAYER BEFORE EXAMINATION
O God you have said, "Call to me and I will answer you."
Believing in your words we have come to seek your
blessings for our exam. Send your Holy Spirit upon us
and enlighten us that we may remember all that we have
studied and write our paper well. Teach us to be honest
and sincere all through the exam and please you in all
that we do. Bless all those who are writing their
examination that they may experience your power and
presence and come out with flying colours. These graccs
we ask you O Lord, Amen.

SCHOOL ANTHEM
We lend our ears to humming mounts
The dwelling place of God, the great
The plants and trees and lovely birds
Sing tuneful songs to praise His name.
Our minds we shape to learn the love
That spells on us our precious path, ways
We move the world "To serve with love"
That makes our lives a blissful gift.
The words of gracious joy and love
That give the suffering man a touch
And make him see the lives true worth.
We serve them all with love we pledge.
By: Fr. C. K. C.

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 PLEDGE
"India is my country/all Indians are/my brothers and sisters.
I love my country/and I am
proud of/its rich and varied
heritage. I shall always strive/to be worthy of it.
I shall give my parents/teachers and all elders respect/and
treat everyone with courtesy.
To my country/and my people, I pledge my devotion. In their
well-being and prosperity/alone lies my happiness"

NATIONAL ANTHEM
Jana gana -mana adhinayaka jaya he !
Bharata bhagya vidhata,
Punjaba, Sindhu, Gujarata, Maratha,
Dravida, Utkala, Banga,
Vindhya, Himachala, Yamuna, Ganga,
Uchchala jaladhi taranga,
Tava shubha name jage,
Tava shubha ashisa mange,
Gahe, tava jaya gatha!
Jana-gana mangala dayaka, jaya he,
Bharata bhagya vidhata,
Jaya he! jaya he! jaya he !
Jaya, jaya, jaya, jaya he.

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 SONGS
I'm Rejoicing

I’m rejoicing night and day

As I walk the pilgrim way
For the hand of God in all my life I see,
And the reason of my bliss,
Yes, the secret all is this:
That the love of God abides in me
He abides He abides..............
Hallelujah, He abides in me,
I’m rejoicing night and day,
As I walk the narrow way,
For the love of God abides in me.
There’s no thirsting for the things
Of the world they ‘ve taken wings:
Long ago I gave them up and instantly
All my night was turned to day,
All my burdens rolled away,
Now the love of God abides in me.

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 NUMEROUS STRINGS
There are numerous strings in your lute, let me add my
own among them.
1 Then when you smite your chords,
my heart will break its silence
and my heart will be one with your songs.
2 Amidst your numberless stars
let me place my own little lamp.
3 In the dance of your festival of lights
my heart will be one with your smile.

MAKE ME A CHANNEL
OF YOUR PEACE
1 Make me a channel of your peace
Where there is hatred, let me bring your love
Where there is injury, your pardon, Lord
And where there’s doubt, true faith in you.
O master, grant that I may never seek
So much to be consoled as to console
To be understood as to understand
To be loved as to love with all my soul.
Make me a channel of your peace
Where there’s despair in life let me bring hope
Where there is darkness only light
And where there's sadness ever joy.

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 ALWAYS I WILL SING
Always I will sing of the glory of the Lord,
Always I will sing the glory of the Lord, always .
1 Praise Him, Praise Him, great are His mighty deeds,
Love Him, Love Him, He is ever merciful.
Praise Him, Praise Him, great are His mighty deeds,
Sing of the glory of the Lord, always.
2 Thank Him , thank Him, wonders he has done, Love
Him, love Him, for He loved us to the end.
3 Name Him, name Him, King of the Universe.
Love Him, love Him, for he is the God of Love.

THANK YOU
Thank you, O Lord your love is boundless.
Thank you, your presence is our peace.
Thank you, O Lord for so much goodness.
Thank you, your mercies never cease.
1 Thank you, you free the broken-hearted
Thank you for calming all our fears.
Thank you for bringing us forgiveness.
Thank you for binding up our wounds.
2 Thank you for giving us this moment.
Thank you for every joy we share.
Thank you for all our friends and neighbours.
Thank you for those who love and care.

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 THIS WORLD YOU HAVE MADE
This world you have made is a beautiful place;
It tells the power of your love.
We rejoice in the beauty of your world,
from the seas to the heavens above.
1 The morning whispers of purity;
The evening of your peace.
The thunder booms your exuberance
in the awesome power you release.
2 The tenderness of a new born child,
The gentleness of the rain,
Simplicity in a single cell,
and complexity in a rain.
3 Your’s tillness rests in a silent pool,
Infinity drifts in space,
Your grandeur straddles the mountain tops,
and we, see your face in each face.

TO OUR LADY OF THE WAY

1 No one can live as an island,
Journeying through life alone,
Since We’re most loved by a mother,
Jesus gave us his own.
Be with us mary, along the way,
Guide every step we take.
Lead us to Jesus, Your loving son.
Come with us, mary, come.

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2 Help, us O star of the Ocean,
Be with us in our strife.
When we are faced with temptation,
Tossed by the storms of life.

GIVE ME OIL IN MY LAMP

Give me oil in my lamp
Keep me burning
Give me oil in my lamp I pray
Give me oil in my lamp
Keep me burning till the break of day
Sing Hosanna, Sing Hosanna
Sing Hosanna to the King of Kings
Sing Hosanna, sing Hosanna
Sing Hosanna to the King.
Give me love in my heart, Keep me serving.
Give me Faith in my heart, Keep me trusting

SHOWERS OF BLESSING
There shall be showers of blessing
This is the promise of love
There shall be seasons refreshing
Sent from the Saviour above

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Ch: Showers of blessing
Showers of blessing we need
Mercy drops round us are falling
But for the showers we plead
There shall be showers of blessing
Send them upon us, O Lord,
Grant to us now a refreshing
Come and now honour Thy Word.

HAVE THINE OWN WAY, LORD

1 Have Thine own way, Lord
Have Thine own way!
Thou art the Potter,
I am the clay
Mould me and make me
After thy will
While I am waiting
Yielded and still
2 Have Thine own way, Lord!
Have Thine own way!
Search me and try me,
Master today,
Whiter than snow , Lord,
Wash me just now,
As in Thy presence,
Humbly I bow,

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3 Have Thine own way, Lord!
Have Thine own way!
Hold o’er my being
Absolute sway!
Fill with Thy spirit
Till all shall see Christ only always,
Living in me!

THE LITTLE GUIDING LIGHT

This little guiding light of mine,
I am going to let it shine,
Let it shine all the time, let it shine.
1 Hide it under a bushel oh, no,
I am going to let it shine
2 Make my little lamp burn for Thee
I am going to let it shine.

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You crown the year with your bounty.
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The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom.
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I will sing to the Lord as long as I live.
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Do not be afraid, for I am with you.
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Occasions do not make a man frail, but show what he is.
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Come more to God, and He will come near to you.
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God opposes the proud, but gives grace to the humble.
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Lord if you will, you can make me clean.
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Come to me, all who are heavy burdened, I will give you rest.
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God does not dwell in the hearts loaded by sin.
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Fearing the Lord is wisdom and education itself.
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If God is for us, who is against us ?
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It is honourable to refrain from strife.
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A soft answer turns away wrath.
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A lie is an ugly blot on a person.
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Every fool is quick to quarrel.
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TEACHER'S REMARKS
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