Category Archives: Center For Learning

With an aim to help children cope with academic pressures of centeralised board, CFL paces the curriculum for its students with help of open school progra. Center for Learning was founded on 1st July, 2013 in an integrated set-up along with other SHEF units.

Study Hall Center for Learning organises Food Fest

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Study Hall Center for Learning organised a Food Fest, brunch prepared by the Home Science students of the institution.

Starting from Emmanuel’s chola, Abraham Musa’s beverage to Anisha’s Kebabs were an instant hit. The food fest was divided into three sections – starters, main course and sweets. All the three sections had atleast 8 different varieties of lip-smacking food.

Parents of the students participating in the event were also invited to the event. All the recipes were highly nutritious and well presented. The event was much appreciated by all the guests.

The food was prepared by the following: Kebab platter by Ameesha, Fruit punch by Abraham Mehandi, Katori Chat by Vanshika, Chhota chat. Emannual, Matar. by  Abul, Soup by Hrithik, fruit chat by Pragya, In Main course Bread dahi bara by Sakshi, Aaloo poori.  by  Jushita, Mushroom do pyaza by Ayaz, Palak corn by Devraj, Idali sambhar chatni by Sai and Sneha Raji, Biryani by Adeeb, in dessert Cupcakes by Aarushi, Sweet potato halwa by Riya, Gazar ka halwa by Aarush, Fruit parfait by Prerna Malavika and Riya Kandpal Banana laddoo by Divyani Shetti.

SRIJAN brings out creativity in CFL students

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On January 29, 2018, Study Hall Center for Learning organised an Art and Design Exhibition- SRIJAN 2018.

The Event was inaugurated by the President and CEO of the Study Hall Educational Foundation, Dr Urvashi Sahni.

The guests were welcomed by the Principal of the institution Dr. Pratima Srivastava along with all the faculty members and by the students whose artwork were on display.

The habiliments were highly appreciated and applauded by all the guests and visitors. Many of the displayed items were sold out, which gives a sense of achievement to our blooming artists & designers. 

Study Hall Center for Learning students felicitated during convocation ceremony

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Convocation ceremony of class X and XII students of the Study Hall Center for Learning here on Friday.
The ceremony started with the welcoming of the chief guest regional director of NIOS. Dr. Anil Kumar Gupta And special guest Carlyle McFarland principal La Martiniere School.
Dr. Pratima Srivastava, the principal of Study Hall Center for Learning shared the percentages of the children with an emphasis that the numbers are not their priority.
The highest percentage was 90 and the average was 72. This was followed by a speech by the CEO of Study Hall Educational Foundation Dr. Urvashi Sahni. She explained how NIOS is a very progressive board which has been built on the belief that every child has a unique way of learning and should be given multiple ways to succeed.
She also congratulated the students on their academic achievements. A song – Purane din – by the students of Study Hall Center for Learning this speech. Special children from Study Hall’s DOSTI who had managed to pass class 10 were also a convocated. Suchita Singh with 90% was the topper. She is now preparing for JJ School of Art and also associated with a local NGO. Ayush was second and Sonali was third. Ayush is now studying in National School of Law, Delhi.
The students were given prizes and certificates.  This was followed by an English song – wrecking ball –  performance by the students.  Graduating students also shared their experience with the gathering and thanked the school.  A western dance was presented by the students as well
Dr. Anil Kumar Gupta said that he was overwhelmed by the performances by the students and applauded the efforts of the teachers and students. He quoted Buddha and said that we should be our own light and never stop dreaming big despite all the hurdles.

A deep discussion on against child marriage

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The Study Hall School as part of the ongoing India’s Daughters Campaign 2017, organised an open discussion on ‘Child Marriage is a form of domestic violence’ on Thursday. Besides Study Hall School, students from Kasturba Gandhi Balika Vidlaya (Bakshi Ka Talab), Prerna Girls School and Vidyasthali also participated in the discussion.

Day Care at The Prep School

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The Prep school provides full day care programme for children between the age group of 9 months to 8 years.

The full day care program has been designed to provide a facility for parents who would like to see their child be comfortable and safe, while they are at their workplaces. It allows mothers to return to their workplaces without compromising on the quality of care and love their little ones get. We strive to ensure that we provide a safe, healthy and nurturing space for children to learn and grow.

Fee Schedule

Timings

Fees

8:00 am – 6:00 pm (Full Day)

Rs 5500/- per month

12:00 pm – 6:00 pm (Half Day)

Rs 3500/- per month

12:30 pm – 2:30 pm

Rs 2500/- per month


Rules And Regulations

  • Age Group 9 months to 8 years
  • Registration Fee  – Rs 2000/- + Rs 500/- Security (Refundable)
  • Fee has to be paid before the 1st of each month.
  • A late Fee of Rs 30/- per day will be charged after the 1st.
  • Late pick-up per half-an-hour is Rs 100/-
  • Day Care opens from Monday – Saturday.
  • Saturday Timings : 8:00 am -2:00 pm ( 3rd  Saturday will be closed.).

 

* Children issues/ problems at the Day Care are dealt with care, concern and affection.

* Parents are welcome to participate in the children’s activities at the centre.

* Any kind of queries, apprehensions, complaints or suggestions are to be directed to the Coordinator.  The Coordinator will promptly attend to the queries/ concerns.

*All activities will be scheduled and carried out in a routine manner.  However, the deviation can occur if the need arises.

* Birthday celebrations can take place in the Day Care. Eats and crockery to be provided by the parents. Only parents, Grand-parents and siblings are allowed in the celebration.

* The Day Care working hours are from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.

* Parents are requested to pick up their child latest by 6 p.m. However, an unavoidable delay by 5 mins. is acceptable – if it goes beyond, then a late pick-up of fee Rs 100/- per half an hour will be levied.

Checklist

  • Change of clothes.
  • Extra Diapers for diaper babies.
  • One hand towel.
  • Kindly write the name of the child on all the clothes, towel, bag, water bottles and tiffin, etc.
  • A small kit with a comb, any cream or talc the child is using.

Meals

  • Parents are requested to provide food & snacks for children. An evening snack like biscuit/ fruit will be provided by us.
  • Clean RO drinking water is available. Drinking water bottles have to be provided by the parents.
  • Feeding bottles and water bottles for babies to be sterilized at home.
  • Toddlers and babies will be fed by the Care givers. And, at the same time toddlers will be encouraged and helped to eat independently.
  • In case, any kind of food spoilage is detected by us, we will notify the parents and provide something, on request.

Food Schedule

  1. Breakfast
  2. Pre Lunch snack
  3. Lunch
  4. Evening snacks

Medical

  • It is compulsory for parents to apprise the Coordinator about health issues, if any.
  • If the child is suffering from any communicable diseases such as viral fever, common cold, chicken pox, measles, etc.  He/ She must not be sent to the Day Care in the interest of other children.
  • We are ready to administer prescribed medicines to children, as per written instructions of the parents and a copy of the prescription.
  • Please inform the Day Care if your child is suffering from any allergies.
  • The parents will be informed if the child is running temperature. Medicine (Paracetamol) will be administered only on parent’s permission. The child must be picked up from the Day Care within an hour of intimidation.

Pick Up

The child will be handed over only to his/ her parents or someone who has been authorized by parents to pick up. In case a new person is sent to pick up the child. We should be notified well in advance.

 

Study Hall center for learning class XII result 2017

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Study Hall center for learning class XII result 2017 is 100%. Total 21 students appeared in class XII examination and all of them got pass with distinction marks.

Highlights
School Average : 79%
Min. Percentage : 68%
Highest Percentage : 90%

Subject wise statistics
Average% Highest%
English – 72 91
DE – 91 98
M.com – 78 84
Painting – 90 98
Economics – 69 86
Business studies – 56 71
Accounts – 56 85
Sociology – 52 58
Home Science – 73 85
Law – 63 78
Pol. Science – 52 58

Parents of Prerna Girls School pledge against child marriage

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The Panel Discussion / Parents Orientation Program on Child Marriage being organised Prerna Girls School as part of the India’s Daughters Campaign started with Street play titled – Baal Vivah Ghulami Hai.

During the program, the parents of newly inducted 150 Prerna girls were being sensitized about the perils of Child Marriage after which they signed a pledge that states they will not marry their girls before the age of 18.

The panel discussion in child marriage began with two Prerna alums. One of the Prerna alum who was married off very young said that had she not been married she would have been educated and had a job like other Prerna Girls.

Another Prerna Girls, Nidhi shared how she shunned child marriage and pursued her education. She is now a special educator and is supporting her family.

Babita Singh, DySP, Women Powerline 1090 also spoke with the students and sensitized them about the perils of child marriage. Shae also said that after 18 forced marriage should also be stopped.

Rangoli Kashyap, a student of Prerna Girls School shared how one of her friends who was 13 years old was going to get married. She tried to stop it by talking to her parents but did not succeed. Then she informed the police and stopped her marriage. As a result, two people were also arrested on the day of the marriage.

Suraj, a student of Prerna Boys School shared how one of his brothers was subject to child marriage. His first child died also because of lack of care. He also shared how his brother is still having trouble making ends meet as he is uneducated.

Dr. Urvashi Sahni raised a potent question that does parents who are pro child marriage not love their children.

A parent also came forward to share that she was married at 13 years and now her husband is no more. She is struggling to raise her only girl and despises child marriage.

She also added that a girl should be able to choose her own life partner after the function the parents also signed a pledge against child marriage.

Towards reforming Government schools in UP: A meeting with DyCM Dinesh Sharma

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Dr. Urvashi Sahni, President of Studyhall Educational  Foundation, met Dy CM Dinesh Sharma and discussed the state of primary and secondary education in Uttar Pradesh. Dr. Sahni, who is also a member of the Rajasthan chief minister’s advisory council (education), appraised Sharma about how administrative reforms in Rajasthan had lead to the migration of 10 lakh students from private schools to government schools in Rajasthan.

Prof Sharma showed the keen interest in knowing how the change was brought about in Rajasthan. He said that the current Yogi government was determined to bring about positive changes in primary and secondary education and he would like to discuss this further.

To this, Dr. Sahni explained that integration of primary and secondary school, reducing teacher vacancies, rationalization of teacher appointments based on the need of the school, a collection of accurate school data through a technology portal, Shaala darpan, along with increasing teacher accountability were among the major factors for change.

As a follow up of the meeting, Dy CM Dinesh Sharma suggested that he would like to arrange a presentation before the chief minister Yogi Aditynath and table her suggestions to chalk out the roadmap for educational reform in UP.

She also presented a memorandum to stop child marriage in UP as part of the India’s Daughters Campaign being run by the Study Hall Educational Foundation.

4th Art Competition ‘Paint your imagination’ by Study Hall – Center of Learning

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The Study Hall Center for Learning organized its 4th Annual Art Competition on 14th April 2017, where around 350 students of various schools like CMS, LPS, Jaipuria, Police Modern School and many others across the city have participated. It was held grade wise where various topics related to social issues like Domestic Violence, Clean India Green India, Rio Olympic etc were allotted. The epitome of creativity and imagination was witnessed. Saad Khan  of City Montessori School  achieved 1st prize in senior category Arnav from Seth M.R Jaipuria  and Harsh from Centre For Learning  Owned 2nd prize, Naincy From Prerna  Girls School achieved 3rd prize, Kamini from Vidyasthali and Navya from CMS won consolation prize. In Junior Category Amhad of Study Hall School Grabbed  1st Prize, Nivedita Singh Of Seth M.R Jaipuria and Aarav from Study Hall Won 2nd Prize  Kushagra and Nandini From Study Hall received 3rd Prize and Naseema of Gyan Setu- Non Formal Education Centre received consolation prize respectively.

Paint your imagination
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