Sunday, 12 April 2015
The British International School In India
The British International School In India
The British School New Delhi was recognized in 1963 to provide a British teaching to British children in India though its doors have always been open to children from other states. The school is self-financing and is possessed by the British School Society, the association of which is all the parents of students in school. A Board of Governors, a popular of whose members are designated parents, directs the affairs of the school. Today the school registers many nationalities, though the biggest national groups are British and Indian.The British School New Delhi Welcome through Year 9 follows the English National Curriculum, with suitable revisions to take into account its condition in New Delhi. Students in Year 10 and 11 have a extensive range of IGCSE/GCSE options to select from, and Year 12 and 13 make for GCE 'A' levels. Closely all students continue to university on completing Year 13.
The British School New Delhi inhabits an attractive six-acre site on the borders of the Diplomatic Enclave. Gardens and playing fields border the main building. Facilities include air-conditioned classrooms, well-equipped professional rooms for art, drama, music and computers. There are two public library, one for primary and one for the secondary school. A spacious science block houses four well-equipped workshops. A multi-purpose hall offers space for exercises, basketball and school makings and events. The British School New Delhi is currently informing its facilities. Phase I of the plan was completed in July 2002.
Friday, 10 April 2015
The British School New Delhi Location
The British School, New Delhi
Dr. Jose P, Rizal Marg, Chanakyapuri, New Delhi, 110021,
India
Telephone : +91 11 40664166
Fax: +91 11 26112363
click here for location
The British School, New Delhi Contact Us
Contact Us
The British School, New Delhi
Dr. Jose P, Rizal Marg, Chanakyapuri, New Delhi, 110021,
India
Telephone : +91 11 40664166
Fax: +91 11 26112363
click here for more information
The British School New Delhi Publications
Publications
The British School New Delhi here are some of our publications which you will also find
in relevant areas of the website.
Admissions Brochure Society Memorandum of Association
Strategic plan
Staff Code of Conduct
School Profile 2014
The British School New Delhi Bus Routes
Bus Routes
The British School New Delhi Detailed bus routes are
available only to the school community who may access them on the intranet.
The general routes for the buses are:
Route 1 covering World Spa
Route 2 covering Golf Course Road (Gurgaon), Palm Springs,
Suncity (Gurgaon), Belmonte, Parsvnath and Garden Estate.
Route 3 covering Sultanpur, Chattarpur, Vasant Kunj, Vasant
Vihar, Shanti Niketan and Chanakyapuri.
Route 4 covering South Delhi areas like Sainik Farms, Saket,
Geetanjali Enclave, Panchsheel Park, Aurobindo Marg and Green Park.
Route 5 covering Vatika City, Nirvana country, Greenwoods,
Laburnum, Galleria, Hamilton Court (Gurgaon)
Route 6 covering Central Park, Aralias, Icon, Pinnacle,
Sahara Grace, Beverly Park 2 in Gurgaon.
You may access the intranet here
The British School New Delhi Transport Form
Transport Form
The British School New Delhi Students can join the bus
service after a transport form has been filled in and returned to the Community
Relations Office.
It is understood that the student will avail the bus service
till such time as a withdrawal notice in writing is submitted to the above
office.
Click here to download the transport form.
The British School New Delhi School Transport
School Transport
The British School New Delhi dedicated to reducing its carbon footprint and inspires its students to use the bus facility on offer.The school has six air-conditioned buses now and runs a bus service to most South Delhi areas and Gurgaon (NCR) areas. The steering of the buses is dependent upon demand in sure areas and is run on a no-profit-no-loss basis. Bus fees are composed per term and bus amenities are available to all students from Year 2 onwards. The British School New Delhi students are always escorted by an attendant in the bus. Buses normally depart ten minutes after school gets over. It might be useful to note that primary students who avail of an afternoon activity daily will not be able to use the bus service. They should try for actions on Mondays and Wednesdays when the buses depart at 3.30 pm.
The British School New Delhi Tuck Shop
Tuck Shop and Snack Shop
The British School New Delhi Apart from the hot dines on
offer, the school houses a tuck shop and a snack shop on its premises.
We are dedicated to offering healthy snacks through the
snack shop, also on a delegated basis.
There is a tuck shop (kiosk) too which offers milk, yoghurt, fruit
juices, fruit and packaged snacks.
Thursday, 2 April 2015
The British School New Delhi Meal Plan Form
Meal Plan Form
The British School New Delhi Names of present students on the meal plan are normally approved over from one term to the next and also to the next abstract year after the end of Term 4.
Students are detached from the meal plan list only when an allusion in writing is sent to Navneet Kaur at n.kaur@british-school.org before the start of every term. The British School New Delhi Students who wish to join the meal plan, please click here to download the meal plan form for 2014-15.Please note that the custodies per meal, per child is Rs 210 and invoices are high for a term at a time (four terms in a year).
The Briitish School New Delhi Menu of the Month
Menu of the Month
TheBriitish School New Delhi menu for April 2015 is given below. Please contact Ms
Navneet Kaur at n.kaur@british-school.org for suggestions and queries.
Important information:
1. The meal plan programme does not serve any beef, pork or
fish items.
2. The meal plan programme does not cater to any allergies
that students may have. It is entirely the responsibility of parents if their
child has allergies and subscribes to the meal plan.
| MONDAY | TUESDAY | WEDNESDAY | THURSDAY | FRIDAY |
| 01-04-2015 | 02-04-2015 | 03-04-2015 | ||
| CHICKEN IN KRAPAO SAUCE | JAMAICAN CURRIED CHICKEN | CLOSED | ||
| STIR FRIED VEGETABLES | JAMAICAN VEG STEW | |||
| VEG FRIED RICE | JACKET POTATO | |||
| WOK TOSSED NOODLES | ASSORTED BREAD | |||
| LETTUCE AND SPROUT SALAD | CARIBBEAN CUCUMBER SALAD | |||
| CHOCOLATE MOUSSE | PINEAPPLE CAKE | |||
| 06-04-2015 | 07-04-2015 | 08-04-2015 | 09-04-2015 | 10-04-2015 |
| HONEY & FENNEL ROAST CHICKEN | GRILLED CHICKEN ON BONE WITH SAUCE | BUTTERMILK CHICKEN IN GRILLED ONION SAUCE | SMOKED CHICKEN SAUSAGE QUICHE | EGG CURRY |
| CRUNCHY VEGETABLE STIR FRY | GRILLED VEG WITH SAUCE | ROASTED VEGETABLES | CAULIFLOWER & BEANS IN MORNAY SAUCE | MATAR PANEER |
| SAUTEED CARROTS & PEAS | MILD PATATAS BRAVAS | DINNER ROLLS | ASSORTED BREAD | DAL TADKE WALI |
| CORN RICE | VEG PAELLA | PAR BOILED RICE | LETTUCE & STEAMED LENTIL SALAD WITH ORANGE VINAIGRETTE | ONION PULAO |
| RUSSIAN SALAD | CUCUMBER & TOMATO SALAD | PEPPER & CORN SALAD | STICKY DATE PUDDING | TANDOORI ROTI |
| COFFEE CAKE | CHURROS WITH CHOCOLATE SAUCE | CREAM FILLED CHOCOLATE ECLAIRS | CARROT & CUCUMBER SALAD | |
| VEG LASAGNA, GULAB JAMUN | ||||
| 13-04-2015 | 14-04-2015 | 15-04-2015 | 16-04-2015 | 17-04-2015 |
| MORROCAN GRILLED CHICKEN | FRIED CHICKEN (ON BONE) KENTUCKY STYLE | CHICKEN TIKKA WRAP | HERBED CHICKEN | MURGH BIRYANI (ON BONE) |
| MUSHROOM & VEGETABLES IN TOMATO SAUCE | BAKED CANOLONI | COTTAGE CHEESE WRAP | BROCCOLI , BEANS & PEAS IN BLACK BEAN SAUCE | NAVRATAN SUBZ BIRYANI |
| BROWN ONION RICE | STEAMED VEGETABLES (CARROTS, BEANS) | VEGETABLE WRAP | POTATO WEDGES WITH CHILLI GARLIC | JEERA RAITA |
| HERBED BREAD | GARLIC BREAD | VEGETABLE CHILLI | SZECHWAN FRIED RICE | DAL MAHARANI |
| COUS COUS SALAD | WALDORF SALAD | MEXICAN SALSA | GLASS NOODLE SALAD | GREEN SALAD |
| STRAWBERRY MOUSSE | FRUIT CREAM | GOOEY WARM CHOCOLATE PUDDING | VANILLA ICE CREAM WITH FRUIT SAUCE | PASTA WITH VEGETABLES IN MUSHROOM SAUCE |
| PHIRNI | ||||
| 20-04-2015 | 21-04-2015 | 22-04-2015 | 23-04-2015 | 24-04-2015 |
| GRILLED CHICKEN WITH THYME SAUCE | STUFFED CHICKEN BREAST | CHICKEN IN GREEN CURRY | NASI GORENG | NOORANI MURGH |
| WHITE BEANS IN TOMATO SAUCE -IRISH STYLE | GRILLED VEGETABLES | VEGETABLE IN RED CURRY | MIX VEGETABLES IN GALANGAL SAUCE | SHAHI PANEER |
| STEAM RICE | POTATO WEDGES | THAI RICE | CHICKEN SATAY | MASALA ALOO GOBHI |
| HERBED BREAD | PARSLEY BUTTER RICE | THAI STIR FRIED VEGETABLES | PANEER SATAY | JEERA RICE,TANDOORI ROTI |
| RUSSIAN SALAD | TOMATO & LETTUCE SALAD | CARROT & ORANGE SALAD | PAPAYA & SPROUT SALAD | SPROUTS & TOMATO SALAD |
| TOFFEE CARAMEL MOUSSE | BANANA CAKE | FRUIT TRIFLE PUDDING | BLUEBERRY MOUSSE | PASTA WITH VEGETABLES IN PESTO SAUCE |
| CHOCOLATE CINNAMON CAKE | ||||
| 27-04-2015 | 28-04-2015 | 29-04-2015 | 30-04-2015 | |
| CHICKEN LASAGNA | PASTA WITH TOMATO BASIL SAUCE | CHICKEN BURGER | HERBED CHICKEN STEAK | |
| VEG LASAGNA | CHICKEN NUGGETS | VEG ALOO TIKKI BURGER | COTTAGE CHEESE STEAK | |
| ASSORTED BREAD | VEG NUGGETS | BAKED BEANS | SPINACH & CORN FLORENTINE | |
| CAESAR SALAD | FRENCH HERBED BREAD | POTATO WEDGES | DINNER ROLLS | |
| STEAMED VEGETABLES (CARROTS, PEAS) | GRAPES (BLACK & GREEN) | TOMATO, BEAN & LETTUCE SALAD | CHINESE LETTUCE SALAD WITH SWEET SESAME DRESSING | |
| BREAD & BUTTER PUDDING | FRUIT CUSTARD | CINNAMON TURNOVER | ||
The British school New Delhi Meal Plan Programme
Meal Plan Programme
The British school New Delhi has an elective meal plan involuntary and hot eats are served during the main break. The meal plan program me is open to students from Years 1 to 13. While the programmer is elective, it is optional for hot lunches, which are balanced and healthful. The meals provision is subcontracted to a catering company called ‘United Chefs' and worked by Mr Sunil Chauhan and his team.The British school New Delhi meal plan delivery was started in 2005 when the school day was lengthy by an hour, to offer a suitable and ‘’value for money’’ other to packed lunches or kiosk snacks. By offering a variety of choices, it eases healthy eating options and reinforces healthy eating messages providing in the classroom. For students who opt for the meal plan, it provides an vital regular midday meal which is so important in these growing years. This is particularly relevant for many Secondary School students who ignore breakfast most mornings.
The British school New Delhi menus are reviewed every term and comprise a variety of cuisines using the newest seasonal fixings. Students are complex in the selection and design of menus through the Meal Plan Board. This Group currently includes the Nurse Manager, the caterer, two teachers (primary and secondary), the Communications Officer, two secondary students and one main student. Menus are advanced for one month at a time with details then posted in the intranet.
Have a look at a preceding menu as a sample.
The British school New Delhi All students choosing for the meal plan need to fill up a meal plan form at the start of the year or whenever they join. They are then carried over through the terms and the next year until they wish to remove and give an allusion in writing.
The British school New Delhi Books and Stationery
Books and Stationery
The British school New Delhi offers all textbooks to students for the abstract year.Secondary students need to buy exact notebooks from the school notepaper shop which is located within the school buildings. The shop is open from 9 am to 3 pm, Monday to Friday on all school days. A small book credit is kept by the school against books not repaid when a student leaves.
Stationery for primary students is also if by The British school New Delhi though each student needs to bring his/her own pens, writes and coloring materials.
When a student withdraws from school, a permission is required from the text book section safeguarding that all text books have been returned.
The British School New Delhi Uniforms
Uniforms
The British School New Delhi All students from Nursery up to Year 11 are required to wear a uniform.- There are dissimilar dresses for summer and winter for Primary and Secondary students and there are distinct uniforms for daily wear and PE.
- Years 12 and 13 (IB students) have no unvarying but a dress code. In Term 4, dresses are on sale at the school from 16 March 2015 as per specifics below:
DATE: Monday, 16 to Friday, 27 March 2015
TIMINGS: 11 am to 3 pm
VENUE: The British School New Delhi corridor outside the refectory just before exit to the fields
Important note:
1. You no longer need to place an order via email - you may come and buy directly from the uniform supplier at school during the above timings.
2. Please note however, that it may not be possible to have all sizes of all items, all the time at school premises.
3. If an item is unavailable, it will be brought the next day.
4. You may buy the uniforms from the supplier’s shop as well but after 4 pm (till 8 pm). Address is :
K 1/95 EPDP Main, Road, Chittaranjan Park, New Delhi 110019.
Summer uniform and prices for EYFS, Primary and Secondary
The British School New Delhi Winter uniform and prices for EYFS, Primary and Secondary
The British School New Delhi PRACTICAL INFORMATION
PRACTICAL INFORMATION
The British School New Delhi This area of the website will give you general information
about uniforms, transport, meal plan programme, stationery and books.
Do keep visiting here as it will be updated regularly with
additional information.
The British School New Delhi Sports Programme
Sports Programme
The British School New Delhi Sports Programme has become an essential part of the after school action enhancement offer, allowing students to grow their skills and tactics in both separate and team sports. Our programme has a ‘Sports for All’ policy and all aptitudes are welcome. So whether a student wants to improve their skills or signify their school with pride in inter school rivalry this is for them.The British School New Delhi Schedule Our schedule is available on our main school’s sport almanac and is reliant on on sport and age range. The sports doings run from Monday to Thursday after school and with modest games/extended exercise on a Saturday morning. Each activity will have a smallest of students to run the real team sessions, but has no maximum limit.
The British School New Delhi In order to sign up for the after school panther club activity kindly Click here
Please note :
This is a volunteer programme and all students are welcome.
The British School New Delhi We ask that students commit to exercise and games to get maximum
welfares and gratification out of the programme.
Please ensure that your child lists at the start of each season in time.
These actions are delivered by trained external providers and knowledgeable PE staff.
We ask that all students where PE kit or Panther kit for each session. School identical will not be suitable. Please ensure that your child is carrying the required kit.
Students are expected to follow school rules at all times.
The British School New Delhi After the programme begins there will be no refund and no changes will be allowable during the season. We look forward to your support in this respect.
The British School New Delhi School Activities
After School Activities Programme (Secondary School)
The British School New Delhi After School Doings Programme at The British School forms a part of an improvement programme to give students the chance to participate in activities that spread their learning. This programme is aimed at communicating new skills, ornamental existing talent and affording students the occasion to work with experts outside the normal curriculum.Schedule.
The British School New Delhi After school Actions are open to Year Groups 7 to 13. Activity meetings are arranged after school from 2.45 to 3.45 pm, on Tuesdays and Thursdays during the current theoretical year. Each activity will be showed only if there is a minimum ‘take-up’ of five students, with a maximum action group of 20 students.
Please note:
• The British School New Delhi is a voluntary programmed.
• We have 20 seats in each activity, admissions will be on ‘first come – first serve’ basis.
• Please ensure that your child registers for her/his choice of activity in time.
• The fee per activity, per student for one term is Rs. 2000/- . This is non-refundable, as groups
are formed keeping student numbers in mind. The activities are delivered by external
facilitators.
• The British School New Delhi dress code required for Martial Arts and sports activities /games is the school PE kit with
trainers. Please ensure that your child is carrying the required kit.
• Students are expected to follow all school rules during the activity.
• After the programme commences there will be no refund and no changes will be
permitted during the term. We look forward to your support in this regard.
Wednesday, 1 April 2015
The British School New Delhi Student Enrichment Programme
Student Enrichment Programme
The British School New Delhi takes a holistic method to learning. We have a skills-based prospectus as we trust that once a student has the right skills, s/he can learn the information and enter the world with a sturdier foundation and a broader attitude. As a result we offer each student the chance to participate in our student enhancement programmed. These range from after-school doings, arts centenaries, Battle of the Bands, a Model United Nations program me (MUN) to charity events, to name a few. The British School New Delhi after school doings program me aims to bring in a holistic method to education. Both the co-curricular program me and the curriculum foster and grow students’ skills and talents. The program me offers chances to enrich the students’ involvements, and hence the programmer is time-tabled, within the school judgments.The British School New Delhi students of Years 7, 8 and 9 and 10 are fortified to choose from a list of more than 20 doings like Madhubani, Chess, Cricket, Taekwondo, Tabla, Kathak, Jazz, Bhangra and Automation. The range of activities is diverse to appeal to the attention of all students. The programme reproduces both the host culture, and other philosophies of the world. The programmer is run on Tuesdays and Thursdays, with sharing of involvements and learning at the end of the moot year. Evaluation and response is taken from students and operate at the end of each semester. The programmer is run by specialists, from outside The British School New Delhi, specialists in their chosen fields. The programme is matched by the Activities Coordinator and school staff oversees the students.
The British School New Delhi (EAL)
English as Additional Language (EAL)
The British School New Delhi As an international, multicultural school, we welcome students whose mother language is not English, and we bring support to help them control to mainstream learning. All students spreading for admission to the school are obligatory to take the formal and informal estimates set by the school.The British School New Delhi resolution of an initial valuation is to classify a student’s need for EAL provision, precisely:
• A student’s current level of English ability; and
• The degree and range of English services needed, counting a reference from the class teacher forthe type and strength of in-class/across the curriculum support required.
The British School New Delhi valuation comprises of:
• Oral interaction;
• Aural comprehension;
• Word usage;
• reading comprehension of graded text;
• And a written arrangement to provide the student with an chance to validate an ability to use language appropriately in an open-ended situation.
The British School New Delhi optional screening procedure includes measuring the student’s academic history and implementation the Language Survey Form. From July 2010 a separate EAL entrance paper for Key Stage 3 has been obtainable for students seeking charge who have not knowledgeable English as the average of teaching. For existing students, language skill is also assessed by response given by subject teachers on the EAL Presentation ‘Check Form’
The British School New Delhi Special Education Needs (SEN)
Special Education Needs (SEN)
The British School New Delhi Special Instructive Needs (SEN) Department is devoted to helping students with mild to reasonable learning problems.The British School New Delhi Students can enter the SEN program me at any time of the year or continue on it throughout their instructive career. Our admissions policy needs parents to state if their child or children have any singular learning needs. Apart from normal admission tests, the school also requires standardized valuations (psycho-educational reports) to assess the needs of a child and to see if s/he would benefit from the program me. The SEN section has a referral process in place to refer present students at any time of the year.
The British School New Delhi Students with learning problems are in normal classes for a greater part of the school day. In Key Stage 3, they may be reserved from one or two of the foreign languages to receive discrete support. In Key Stage 4 and 5, they may opt for fewer IGCSE and IB topics and their free time is used for individual support.
The British School New Delhi All students taking part in the SEN program me will have a sold Individual Education Plan (IEP) based on diagnostics. It is industrialized by the SEN Department in joint teamwork with teachers, parents and students, wherever suitable.
The IEP includes the student’s separate targets (communication, literacy, skill, behaviour, social skills), plans to achieve the board and criteria for assessment of progress.
The British School New Delhi Students taking IGCSE and IB exams are assumed inspection support contingent on their needs and subject to the endorsement of the examination board.
The British School New Delhi Nurse and Health Centre
Nurse and Health Centre
The British School New Delhi Primary and Secondary Schools have well armed Health rooms, which are operated by three fully capable nurses. They are obtainable during school hours to manage first aid and basic nursing care to any student hurt or becoming unwell throughout the school day.The British School New Delhi Health rooms carry spare recovery gadget for use in case of a life intimidating illness and the school has prompt access to The Primus Hospital situated two minutes from the school for spare care and action if required. In addition to our three fully qualified nursing staff, over eighty members of our teaching and management staff are qualified in First Aid and Emergency revival.
On admission to the school all students are requested to complete a health form and to experience a basic health check. We ask parents to inform this health information and any alternative contact numbers on an yearly basis.
The Nursery admissions the Health Room in the Secondary house.
The British School New Delhi Health room staff vigorously encourages healthy living and proposal regular health updates in the Weekly Bulletin.
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