Monthly principal presentation — observations, actions, initiatives and academics.
Hasanparthy Branch
1207
Total Students
57
Total Teachers
200+
Notebooks Checked
9
Social Media Posts
Grade 4
12
Students
Grade 5
31
Students
Grade 6
86
Students
Grade 7
165
Students
Grade 8
257
Students
Grade 9
330
Students
Grade 10
326
Students
Teaching Staff
57
Total Teachers
Total Strength
Grades 4 – 10
1207 Students
1
M. Surender
Biology · Classes 8, 9 & 10
2
T. Ramesh
Chemistry · Classes 8, 9 & 10
3
Praneeth
Chemistry · Classes 8, 9 & 10
4
Supriya Behra
Physics · Classes 8 & 9
Action plans given to these teachers — see next slide
1
M. Surender
Biology · Classes 8, 9 & 10
Suggested he prepare lesson plans effectively. Guided him to control the class by involving the students through cold calling.
2
T. Ramesh
Chemistry · Classes 8, 9 & 10
He teaches mostly looking at the chalkboard; guided him to rectify this. Has less command over students — instructed him to involve them in the teaching-learning process using different techniques.
3
Praneeth
Chemistry · Classes 8, 9 & 10
His subject knowledge is good, but it is not reaching the students, and he has little control over the class. Instructed him to involve students during class using cold calling.
4
Supriya Behra
Physics · Classes 8 & 9
Her command over the class is not up to the mark and she gives students too much freedom. Guided her to gain control and involve the students — freedom, but within limits.
5
S. Radhakrishnan
Has good knowledge, but it is not reaching the students; the class is passive and student involvement is low. Instructed him to follow the latest classroom-management techniques.
AcademicsSports & ArtsParents & AssemblyStudent Life
1
Competitive Exams
Students attempted IOQM; IAPT and VVM in November; registered for Fyule Olympiad. The whole school took part in NSPC 2026 and Swachhta Hi Seva.
IOQMIAPTVVMFyuleNSPC 2026Swachhta Hi Seva
2
Sports
CBSE Cluster participation and SGFI selections. State level: A. Thanvith & G. K. Manasa (Class 10), A. Koushik (Class 8, Cricket). Prizes at Tri-Cities inter-school events.
VolleyballHandballKho KhoBasketballAthletics
3
Art & Craft
Students are building skills in live sketching, painting and decoration.
Live SketchPaintingDecoration
4
Parent Interactions
Interacted with many parents this month about their children, mainly through phone calls.
Phone calls
5
Celebrations
Many students took part in activities and celebrations.
Nominated students for INSPIRE MANAK 2026 and took part in the Wipro earthian science fair.
INSPIRE MANAK 2026Wipro earthian
8
Theme-based Assembly
Separate assemblies for Classes IV–VII, and for Girls and Boys of Classes VIII–X. Recorded and shared with parents on WhatsApp. Every student must take part.
Shared on WhatsApp
AcademicsSports & ArtsParents & AssemblyStudent Life
9
Gardening
Students of Classes IV–VII are involved in kitchen gardening and propagating plants from stem cuttings.
Kitchen GardenStem Cuttings
10
Music & Sports Training
Started drums training for girls and training in basketball and cricket.
DrumsBasketballCricket
11
School Cabinet
Made the School Cabinet more effective by giving it a free hand in its duties. Building leadership skills in students by creating more portfolios.
Leadership
12
Handwriting & ECG Sessions
Handwriting improvement session by Sri Y. Mallikarjun; Ethical Career Guidance (ECG) sessions by Dr. Srihari and Dr. Abhishek.
13
Hygiene Awards
Encouraged students to keep their living areas hygienic by giving them awards.
Awards
14
High Achiever Awards
Gave High Achiever Awards to students meeting the Exceeding Expectations standard.
Exceeding Expectations
15
British Council RIDS
Took part in the British Council RIDS programme.
British Council
16
Vigilance Awareness Week
Theme: “Probity for Prosperity”. Students took part in a poster-making competition, and the best three posters were sent to CBSE.
Poster Making
This Month
8
Curriculum workshops conducted
Across 5 subjects
Subject
What was covered
Workshops
Science
Discussed INSPIRE Science Projects with all science teachers and guided them accordingly.
2
Telugu
Guided all Telugu teachers on reading and Telugu handwriting; instructed them to teach shlokas and poems.
1
Mathematics
Guided teachers on how to teach the aptitude textbook and the new maths syllabus.
2
English
Discussed students' spoken English skills, how to build vocabulary and how to organise a spelling bee competition.
2
Social
Guided all Social teachers on the new textbook presentation, map pointing and developing children’s general knowledge.
1
Total Social Media Posts
September 2026
9 Posts
Highlights featured
Felicitation of students with various awards and prizes
Vinayaka Chaturthi celebrations
Handwriting sessions by Sri Y. Mallikarjun
Ethical Career Guidance by Dr. Srihari and Dr. Abhishek
Teachers’ Day celebration
Krishnashtami pot painting and celebrations
Photos shared on the school's social media in September
Cumulative Result Analysis · Subject-wise class averages
Grade 10
PA 1PA 2
Grade average
–→–
PA 1 → PA 2 · –
Most improved
–
Biggest drop
–
All grades · PA 1 → PA 2
▲ Improved in PA 2▼ Dropped in PA 2Grades 9 & 10: Telugu/Hindi reported as one combined second-language average · Grade average = mean of subject averages
Needs Support and Exceeding Expectations counts by grade — see next slide
Cumulative Result Analysis · Subject-wise student counts
Needs Support · PA 1 → PA 2
–→–
Exceeding Exp. · PA 1 → PA 2
–→–
Where to focus
Needs Support (NS)
PA 1PA 2
Exceeding Expectations (EE)
PA 1PA 2
All grades · totals across subjects
Green Better: fewer NS or more EERed Worse: more NS or fewer EETotals add up subject-wise counts, so a student can be counted in more than one subject · Grades 9 & 10: Telugu/Hindi combined
