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PARENTS AS PARTNERS 

Active participation of parents creates an atmosphere of cordiality and goodwill. The school associates with them to create harmony and consistency between home and the school environment. ‘Sahyog’ is an initiative of the school that aims to engage with the parents by imparting and upgrading them with school programmes. Keeping the same in view, we are sharing Child Safety measures:
  1. Teach your child not to trust stranger or accept gifts from them.
  2. Don’t allow them to play on the road.
  3. Ensure that blenders, toasters, dryers, and other electrical appliances are always unplugged after every use.
  4. Keep knives and sharp kitchen objects like peelers, graters, mixer and food processor blades locked in a cabinet.
  5. Ensure all openings of your home are secured.
  6. Make use of corner and edge guards on furniture with sharp edges.
  7. Do not let children play rough games, wrestle or try to hug pet.
  8. Warn your child to stay away from an animal who is caring for its young, growling or showing its teeth, or acting strangely.
  9. All solutions and chemicals should be out of their reach.
  10. It is necessary that your child has a safe group or safe circle that they can approach whether they’re in trouble, unhappy, or just want to talk. A safe circle is the few most-trusted people in your child’s life.
  11. Observe changes in your child's behaviour which may reveal signs of abuse.
  12. Teach them emergency contact numbers like police, fire, child safety etc.
  13. Teach them to maintain a safe distance from the swings to avoid accidents.
  14. Monitor his Internet usage.
  15. While going to school, leave early enough to arrive at school at least 10 minutes prior to the start of school.
  16. Teach your children to recognize and obey traffic signals, signs, and pavement markings.
  17. Avoid talking to strangers. If a stranger does approach your child, make sure they know to immediately report the incident to you or a teacher.
  18. Teach your children to never get into a vehicle with anyone, even if they know them, without your permission.
  19. Be firm about telling your child to remain inside the school while you are not yet around.
  20. Keep school informed about your latest contact details.
  21. Make school aware of your child’s illness or medication (if any)
  22. Talk to your child about their day, the happy moments and not so happy moments in their day, their friends, and their lives not only keeps them connected but also helps them feel safer.
  23. Know your children's friends and observe any new influences which may affect their behaviour. 
  24. Report Bully
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PROFESSIONAL CAREERS AFTER X and XII

 

PARENTS' HANDBOOK OF PROFESSIONAL CAREERS AFTER X and XII
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Dear Parents

The internet is a time-efficient tool for everyone that widens the possibilities for self-growth. Children being digital natives use internet on a daily basis, for everything from chatting to shopping, gaming, streaming the latest TV shows and of course surfing educational sites. Unfortunately, this grand tool comes with a darker side. Allowing children to have a free access can put children at risk for cyber bullying, human trafficking, sexual assault and can also make them vulnerable to various emotional problems.

In order to help children safely utilize this extraordinary tool it is critical to teach them internet safety practices. The following tips will help you and your family minimizes your exposure to cyber risks.

Do not share your name, phone number, e-mail address, password, postal address or picture on networking sites or with strangers.

Do not give your phone to strangers for any of the reason.

Do not open emails or attachments from unknown people.

Do not become online ‘friends’ with unknown people.

Never arrange personal meeting with whom you have met online.

Join social networking sites that your child uses, so that you can monitor what they share.

Avoid illegal downloads.

Apply child lock to channels and sites you don’t want your child to visit.
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Dear Parents

A survey on social, emotional and physical wellbeing of the students has been done in the school, where we found that children are not only struggling with emotional and health problems but are intolerant, impatient, Money demons, high speed stimulus junkies, challenge law and order, more attached to their gadgets than to their parents or family. Deterioration in values will definitely give birth to anarchically society. I request parents to provide the child with a safe, secure, nurturing, loving, and supportive environment that allows the offspring to have a happy and healthy youth . Define boundaries for kids, keep channels of communication open, limit their media exposure, keep a vigil on child’s activities, indulge child in constructive activities, encourage your child to have healthy eating habits and discourage tuition culture at least till class 8 and underage driving as  well..  Let’s join hands to shape the youth,  so that they can be  productive  contributor to self, family, community, and society.
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Dear Parents

Board examinations are commencing, in this stressful period lots of mood swings, sadness, enthusiasm, rudeness can be expected from the children.

It’s a crucial time to support your child, here are few tips-

1. Wake your child up in the morning with positive stroke, touch or a hug.

2. Start your child’s day with positive statement like I love you, let’s start this beautiful day.

3. Encourage your child with positive statement before s/he leaves for exam like I am sure you will excel, give your best, all the luck to you.

4. Don’t pass your anxiety or fear on to your child whatever the situation is, positive support from your end will give a boost to your child’s confidence.

5. When child comes back avoids discussing paper or asking how was the exam, instead ask how was the experience.

6. Create healthy and happy atmosphere at home specially during exams.

7. Avoid giving marks target to the child.

8. Avoid continuous advice or nagging.

9. Stand by your child even if the exam has not gone as per your or his expectations.

10. Ensure calm sleep of 6-8 hours during exams.

11. Don’t let the child encounter with negative statements or unrealistic expectations from relatives or friends as it will prove detrimental for child.

Remember each child is special and has potential to touch the pinnacles of success, only he needs your support. All  the very best.
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Whole staff and students of Primary Wing paid tribute to Mahatma Satyanand ji Munjal on his 106th birth anniversary. The School Principal Dr. Vandna Shahi, Deputy Principal, Mr. Rakesh Sharma along with teachers and the young BCMites paid floral tribute to the great visionary followed by a speech. A PPT was shown depicting the life of Bauji. The students took a pledge and promised to follow the ten Rules of Arya Samaj. The event ended with a mesmerizing choreography by the little munchkins of Kindergarten. The School Principal motivated the students and teachers to inculcate in themselves the values and principles that Mahatma Ji followed throughout his life, for a happy and wholesome life.
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105th Birth anniversary of Mahatma Satyanand Ji Munjal - Our patron and great philanthropist

 

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School, Acknowledges its Exuberant Prodigy

We always believes in inculcating cutting edge skills in the students and let them explore the new horizons. Giving wings to his imagination, Arshpreet Singh of class VII Rose made a stupendous poster of Professor Philip Plowden, Vice Chancellor Birmingham City University, who was invited to the school for inauguration of ‘Innovation and Tinkering Lab’. He was impressed by the exuberant prodigy and appreciated his inherent artistic skills. The School Principal, along with the School Coordinators, awarded the budding artist with a cash prize of Rs 500/ - as a token of appreciation and wished him stellar success for all his future endeavours.
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Greetings of the day!!

Dear Parents
Bcm fraternity always believe in bigger goals, better experiences, more happiness and strong relationships, so with the focus on such things,we are pleased to inform you about  our new venture e-newspaper BCM Patrika.It will be a fortnightly newspaper which will connect you all with the school activities, students' achievements and performances. Let's celebrate the feeling of oneness in the best interest of the child.

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