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T H E A S H O K L E Y L A N D S C H O O L, H O S U R

ADDING FEATHER TO OUR

CAPS

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We donated books, black

board , groceries, blankets

for flood victims of Jammu

and Kashmir, and have al-

so donated vessels and

clothes to the victim of the

recent floods in Chennai

and Cuddalore (two cities

of Tamil Nadu)

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We donated above 1000

books to a Government

School.

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Sreenisha. T (VIII-B), Yak-

shini. M (VIII-C), Roshnie

(VI-C) were selected for

TamilNadu ThrowBall

team which secured IInd

place in the 24th Girls Sub-

Junior

Throw Ball Championship

held at New Delhi

FROM THE EDITOR’S DESK

Dear Readers,

Through the countless untold efforts of many, it brings great joy for

all of us at The Ashok Leyland School, Hosur to release ‗ALS Diary

2015– 2016‟. We have almost reached the fag end of this academic

year. Though the horizon looms over us casting its shadow, the hope

of a new day yet to begin brings us new hope, love and joy. There

are many untold stories, unceasing efforts, many victorious mo-

ments and much more that has to be captured that have left a lasting

impression amongst us and we all bear witness to the same. But

merely keeping the same in our hearts won‘t bear testimony of the

deeds that our school has accomplished.

Thus, in this issue we have tried to collate all the events, activities,

and to put the same into words thus showcasing to the world what

we have been up to because if we remain silent the hard efforts put

in by many would just linger in our memories and not be public. We

also would like to appreciate all the hard work put in by all the

members of the magazine committee, which is highly laudable.

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2-Apr-2016 THE ASHOK LEYLAND SCHOOL

2 THE ASHOK LEYLAND SCHOOL

SCHOOL ANNUAL REPORT (2015-16)

Our vision is ‗We strive towards holistic excellence, enabling innovation, enterprise and

humaneness‘

Our mission is ‗We, as dedicated teachers, through focused leadership, mentor our stu-

dents into citizens who will be the leaders exhibiting holistic excellence and humane-

ness ‗. And, Our motto is ―Thamasoma jyothirgamaya‖ (Lead me from darkness to

light)‘.

The current strength of our school is 1637 students and 78 teachers. And, the teacher -

student ratio is 1:20.

New practices introduced this year are Newspaper Reading Time, Meditation & Chant-

ing Time, Thank You Box. The school has an Uolo App for effective communication

with parents apart from SMS facility, where the child‘s performance reports, projects

etc. can be sent.

Our KG curriculum is 'Chrysalis' from Ez Vidya Pvt.Ltd., Coimbatore. Our Co scholastic

Curriculum is ‗Liga‘ from I-point Consultancy Pvt. Ltd., Bangalore. SPIC-

MACAY programs, Technology based expo for classes VI – X, Educomp Solu-

tions, Teach Next and ILFS digital modules.

Mindspark is an online math program which has fun filled math activities. Abitshaa of

class 7 won National Sparkie champ three times consecutively. I ndhuvadhana of class

X won National Sparkie champ twice. Dharshini of class X, Praveen Kanth of class IX

and Vishwa of class VII too won national Sparkie champ.

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We have introduced a class group photo, online surveys.

Our school was conferred with British Council‘s ‗International School Award‘ and

Face to Faith- Gold Award.

High school celebrated the cultural event on 15th August, 2015 and Primary

school cultural event, Dangorhythm– Dance and music program was conducted on

19th Dec 2015.

TELP, a CCE expo by classes VI to X std was held on 5th Dec 2015 and Excellentiam

a CCE expo by classes I to V std was held on 6th Feb 2016.

Our teachers attend workshops regularly to enhance their skills and update their

knowledge. We had 11 external and 18 internal In-service training sessions this

year.

We hosted two educationalists Ms. Melissa and Mr.Cynthia from USA from 12th

June 2015 to 19th June as part of teacher exchange program. Our teachers and stu-

dents also had an exposure to US education system.

Workshops are also conducted for the students periodically.

Class X and XII students attended a workshop on Psychosocial issues by Adolescent

children on 16th April 2015 by Dr. K. Meena, Asst. Professor Dept. Mental Health

and Dr. Mary , Nimhans, Bangalore.

A session on Gender sensitivity through the media was conducted from 8th Sep 2015

to 11th Sep 2015 for the students of class IX.


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Interested students of classes V and VI participated in a workshop on ‗Basic Robotics‘ con-

ducted by Innovative Technologies, New Delhi from 4th Aug 2015 to 7th Aug 2015.

―Spicmacay‖ organized a Kerala Cultural Dance form – OttanThullal by Shri Kalamanda-

lam Geethanandan and the troop for our students of classes V-XII on 20th July 15 and a

Carnatic Music Program – Vocal by Mr. Abhishek Raghuram was organized on 5th Octo-

ber 2015.

A painting workshop on ‗Raja Ravi Varma ‗was conducted by Jennard Art Gallery on 6th

Nov 2015 for class X.

Photography Workshop by Cannon was conducted from 17th Nov to 24th Nov 2015 for

high school students.

Intra-school competitions were conducted in three phases in the months of June, July &

August, 2015 and 143 students were awarded prizes.

Book Fair was organized by Scholastic Book Club from 23rd July 2015 to 25th July 2015.

Eye-check up camp was held from 27th July 2015 to 31th July 2015 by Sabari Eye Hospital.

Annual Health check up camp has begun on 15th Feb 2016 by the doctors from Apollo Hos-

pitals, Bangalore.

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Interested students of classes V and VI participated in a workshop on ‗Basic Robot-

ics‘ conducted by Innovative Technologies, New Delhi from 4th Aug 2015 to 7th Aug

2015.

Dr. Babu Rangarajan, a clinical psychologist visits our school eve-

ry Wednesday conducting interactive sessions for our students and also for our

parents.

A session on Goal Setting was conducted for IX to XII std. students on 3rd June

2015 by Dr. Babu Rangarajan.

A session for XI and XII parents on ―Parent Child Relationship‖ by Dr. Babu

Rangarajan was conducted on 4/11/15.

A session on effective parenting was conducted for our VI and VII std parents on

3rd Feb 2016 by Dr. Babu Rangarajan.

The school also organizes field and study trips to our students to enhance their

learning. Students of class XI Commerce had an industrial visit to ‗International

Stones‘ on 27th July 2015 and visit to ‗Ashok Leyland– unit 1‘ on 6th Aug 2015 as

part of their project.

To sum up, the year was vibrant and filled with lots of activities for all the stake-

holders which is leading us towards our vision and mission.


Photography Workshop by Cannon was conducted from 17 Nov to 24 Nov

2015 for high school students.


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TECHNOLOGY ENABLED LEARNING PRO-GRAMME (TELP

High school students

enthusiastically took

part in the Technology

project presentation

‗TELP‘ on 5th Dec, 2015

in which the students

explained the concepts

they had learnt using

web 2.0 tools to their parents and well-wishers. This technology is used

as a teaching aid by both teachers and students in classroom settings as

well as during various expos conducted by our School.

PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOP

A picture

is worth a thousand

words. When the picture

is a photograph, a sense of

reality is achieved in that

the colours, size, and de-

tails or the composition

are real. Photography may

be a more effective and

reasonably inexpensive

alternative to drawing or

painting, but its indeed an

art that has a wide ocean

of opportunities.To en-

hance the skills of our stu-

dents , Cannon Pvt.Ltd, Bangalore conducted a workshop on photog-

raphy for the high school students aiming to develop the art of clicking

photos from 17th Nov to 24th Nov, 2015 in the school premises.

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WORKSHOP ON GENDER SENSITIVITY

Gender sensitivity is the act of being aware of the ways people think about gen-

der, so that individuals rely less on assumptions about traditional and outdated

views on the roles of men and women. Gender sensitizing "is about changing

behaviour and instilling empathy into the views that we hold about our own and

the other gender."It helps people in "examining their personal attitudes and be-

liefs and questioning the 'realities' they thought they know.‖ Thus a Workshop

on Gender Sensitivity was conducted to our students of class IX by Mr Sanketh,

an Intern in the Department of Education, Azim Premji University between

8.09.2015 and 11.09.2015.

A Workshop on Parent and Child Relationship

Parents and their children hold a special relationship with each other. The rela-

tionship between parents and their children has a great effect on the child's

life. The philosophy of parent-

ing determines children's devel-

opment and the parent-child

relationship. The use of this

program forms a strong emo-

tional bond fora parent - child

relationship. A workshop on

Parent and Child Relationship

was conducted by our school

Psychologist Dr Babu Rangara-

jan for the parents of classes XI and XII. It was facilitated by Mr Balachandran

of JAG.



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We don‘t limit our expertise to ourselves as

we are aware that many in other schools are

deprived of resources. Neither do we believe

in putting a lighted lamp under a bowl so

that we just enjoy the light. We believe in

sharing the light so that all can benefit with

our small endeavours. A Science Fair in asso-

ciation with Ashok Leyland Ltd., Hosur was

conducted for the Govt. School students in

Soolagiri and Anchetty on 28.10.2015 and

29.10.2015. Student of Classes IX, X and XI

participated and gave demonstrations on

various science experiments and models.

Ashok Leyland also gifted the students of our

school a certificate of participation and a sci-

Uniqueness

of ALS

Children

CONFIDENCE

SOCIALIZATION

TEAMWORK

FORESIGHT

NEVER GIVE UP

INFORMATIVE

INSPIRATION

CBSE SCIENCE EXHIBITION

Deeksha- XI std, Manorita- XI std, Preethi G IX std and Yalini – VIII std par-

ticipated in Regional Level CBSE Science Exhibition, which was held from 4th

Jan to 6th Jan, 2016 in Vidya Mandir Senior Secondary School, Chennai . The

exhibition was inaugurated on 4th Jan by an eminent scientist from the Atom-

ic Energy Division, Kalpakkam.

The judges for each topic were

introduced and the exhibits were

judged on the first two days. Stu-

dents also had a chance to view

the other exhibits. The pro-

gram came to an end with the

felicitation ceremony on

6th afternoon, which was presid-

ed over by CBSE Regional Of-

ficer Mr. Sreenivasan. Out of 176 exhibits, 18 got selected to the national level.

SCIENCE FAIR - OUTREACH PROGRAMMES

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ART WORKSHOP

INNOVIT -

2016, VIT

What sets us apart from others?

The KG curriculum is

based on 'Chrysalis' from

EZ Vidya

An online math learning

program Mind Spark for

grades VI - X from Edu-

cation Initiatives, Ah-

medabad

Our Co Scholastic Life

skills curriculum 'Liga'

from Ipoint, Mangalore

for Grades VI - X.

Our formative assess-

ment for grades I - IX

'Kaleido' from New Ru-

brics, Bangalore

Our technology based au-

dio-video lessons from

Educomp solutions and

Teach Next

We incorporate practices

such as TELP, Smart

Tv‘s, IPADS as teaching

aid.

Raja Ravi Varma Koil Thampuran was a celebrated Indian painter and art-

ist. He is considered one among the greatest painters in the history of Indi-

an art for a number of aesthetic and broader social reasons. His works are

held to be among the best examples of the fusion of European techniques

with a purely Indian sensibility. To celebrate his life and works, a painting

workshop was organized for students of Class X and was conducted by the

Jernnard Art Gallery, Bengaluru. It was facilitated by Mr. Balachandar of

JAG

A science contest for School children to create and encourage the Scientific

innovation in the young minds at the school level. Our High school students

participated in the INNOVIT program conducted by VIT on 9th & 10th Jan,

2016.

OTHER EVENTS ATTENDED BY THE STUDENTS

Class VIII students attended an expo ―Better me Better World‖ held by the

TVS academy on 12th Jan 2016 Nidish .N and Sharanagathan.S from class X

participated in ―8th Titan Science Talent Search Quiz‖ on 8th Jan 2016.



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The school had its 3rd Alumni Meet on 23rd Dec, 2015 for

which 60 students turned up. The program was presided

over by Mrs. Uma Srinivasan, Principal who addressed the

gathering. The three batches of students had an interactive

session wherein they shared their experiences at the school

as well as certain highlight in their career post their school

life. Games were conducted for the alumnus

ALS- ALUMNI MEET

ANNUAL HEALTH CHECK UP

Annual Health Check Up for the academic year was con-

ducted between 15th Feb 2016 and 24th Feb 2016 by

eminent doctors from Apollo Hospital, Bangalore.All

the students from LKG to XII were checked and the

feedback was given.

MENTORING AND MONITORING VISIT

Our honorable mentor, Mrs. Vasanthi Thiagarajan,

principal & Correspondent Sishya School, Hosur and

her team visited the school on 15th Feb, 2016 and veri-

fied the CCE Records. The teachers showcased different

and innovative practices followed in the School,

which were appreciated by Mrs. Vasanthi Thyagarajan

FIRST AID TRAINING

First Aid Training program was conducted by

St. John, Ambulance, Namakkal by Mr. Radha-

krishnan. The Drivers, Housekeeping staff and

Gardeners were trained in administering first

aid.

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HR Visit

Ms Uma Rao, HR paid a visit to the school on 4th

Feb 2016 and opened the ―Thank You Box‖ . Mrs

Uma Srinivasan, Principal explained about the

importance of the box to the children in the

morning assembly which was welcomed by the

students.

X FAREWELL DAY

A farewell Day celebration for the class X

was held on 20th Feb 2016.The juniors -

Class IX students entertained the gather-

ing with their awesome dances, cheered up

the seniors who would be leaving them

and wished them for their board exams.

REPUBLIC DAY CELEBRATION –JAN 26,

2016

Republic Day was celebrated by the students and

staff of the school on 26th Jan, 2016. Mrs. Uma

Srinivasan, Principal, presided over the program

who hoisted the Indian tri-colour flag. Later,

speech was given by students highlighting the

importance of the day and the program came to

an end with the national anthem.



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AIR SHOW

The Junior School visited an air show organized for various

schools in and around Hosur. They got to see various Un-

manned Aircrafts performing acrobatic stunts. The students

also posed questions to the organizers and were filled with

awe and wonder.

ROAD SAFETY AWARENESS

The students of Class V conducted an awareness program on

the importance of Road Safety. Drama, Chart Work and other

displays were exhibited around the school premises with an

aim to educate the students about Road safety.

STUDENTS VISIT TO SILK

BOARD

Students of Class VII visited the sericulture ‗

Krishi Mela;‘ on 24th of Feburary. The chil-

dren had a good exposure of rearing of silk

PRIMARY CLASS EXPO

An expo was conducted for Classes I to V,

wherein students exhibited their talents

through Puppet Shows, TELP presentations,

Displays, Games, Activities , on a variety of

subjects. Parents and well wishers joined in

this gala event that was held on 6.2.2016.

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WRAD

The students and the teachers of The Ashok Ley-

land School participated in World Read Aloud Day

wherein our students read story books to each oth-

er books to understand the importance of reading

aloud and sharing stories. After sharing the stories,

different kinds of activities were conducted at vari-

ous class levels. Two of our staffs went along with

a few students of grade 7 to the nearby Govern-

ment school for community reading. Students en-

joyed the World Read Aloud Day and this pro-

gramme created awareness about the reading

WOMEN'S DAY

Like in the Past the Women Teachers of the School

were recognized for their contribution to the school ,

family and society. Dressed in Pink the teachers

were gifted by the students with a rose and a pen

with a resounding applause that echoed in the

quadrangle of our school. The women folk were re-

minded of their strong nature, compassion and the

zeal to scale boundaries without any gender bias.

Students displayed charts front of the school office

to mark this day. All the students were also shown

the movie ‘Girl Rising’.

MIND SPARK

Mindspark is an adaptive online tutoring system that

helps teachers and students to study Maths effectively

through questions, practice, games, reports. Our chil-

dren have actively taken part in the same and have be-

come Sparkie Champs which is a rare feat to get. We

appreciate all the students who have excelled in the



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EDUCATIONAL TRIP TO HYDERABAD

Students of class X had been on an educational Trip to Hyderabad, Telangana from 9th Dec to 13th Dec, 2015.

Students visited the historical monuments of the place such as Charminar, Salar-Jung Museum , Golconda

fort ,Birla Mandir museum, Hussain Sagar lake and NTR Park. Students also visited the Ramoji Film

City ,where they had an opportunity to know the art of film making and had a great fun at Snow World.

Students of Class VII went on an educational trip on 17th and 18th of February 2016.The places the

students visited included Lal Bagh,Cubbon Park and Visweswaraiah Museum. The students got an

opportunity to see the working models of different machines.

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Students of Class VIII had been on an educational trip to Mysuru. The places that were visited were

Gumbaz, Mysore Palace, Brindavan Gardens. It showcased and reflected the historical importance as-

sociated with the same. The history of Tipu Sultans wars, weapons. Love for art and architecture that

were used by the yadaju family and water preservation in Kaveri was learnt by the students.

The Students of IXth visited Coorg for an Educational Tour on the 28th and 29th of March 2016.

The students got a first hand exposure about the coffee plantations and the processing done in the

coffee factories. Various historical sights like Raja Seat, Golden Temple as well as few tourist sights

like Nisarga Dam were part of this itinerary.



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VIRTUAL CLASSROOM

Mrs. Nithya J and Mr. Chandrachoodeshwaran attended a session on Virtual Classroom -

Making PowerPoint Presentation conducted by NIIT between 15th Dec ,2015 to 17th Dec

2015

MATH SCHOLASTIC WORKSHOP

Ms. Geetha Sundar & Ms. Lakshmi G attended ‗Math Scholastic Workshop‘ by Alpha Ma-

thi, Bangalore on 18th Dec, 2015 conducted by Scholastic Publications.

CBSE - CAPACITY BUILDING PROGRAMME

Mr. Udhayanan, Ms. Krithiga & Ms. Sharatha attended the CBSE‘s - Capacity Building Pro-

gramme- Science held in The Titan School, Hosur on 2nd & 3rd Dec,2015

Mr. Sudhakar & Mr. Mohan attended the CBSE‘s - Capacity Building Programme- Mathe-

matics held in The Titan School, Hosur on 18th & 19th Dec, 2015.

Mr. Venkatachala Reddy attended the CBSE‘s - Capacity Building Programme- English

Core held in The Army Public School, B‘lore on 18th & 19th Dec, 2015.

HARNESSING ACADEMIC SKILLS

A session on harnessing academic skills was conducted for primary teachers on 14th Nov,

2015 by Mrs. Gayathri Ilango.

WORKSHOP ON CCE CO-SCHOLASTIC AREA

Two of our teachers, Mr Chandrachoodeshwaran and Mr Venkatachala Reddy participated

in the Workshop on CCE, Co-Scholastic Areas conducted by the Central Board of Second-

ary Education on 18.09.2015 and 19.09.2015 held at Sishya School, Hosur.



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ORIENTATION ON MICROSOFT IN EDUCATION

Sixteen of our teachers participated in Microsoft in Education conducted by Mr

Hariharan from NIIT Ltd., Chennai on 29.09.2015 and on 20.2.2016.

WORKSHOP ON TEACHING OF GEOGRAPHY

A workshop on Teaching of Geography was conducted by Dr Balachandran for

teachers of Social Science department on 02.09.2015.

NABET ORIENTATION TRAINING

NABET Standards Orientation was conducted by Ms Uma Devi, Accreditation

Coordinator for the new entrants on 19.09.2015.

GOOGLE EDUCATION

MS. Nithya J & Ms. Lakshmi V attended a 2 day training programme in Google

India, Bangalore.

COACHING & MENTORING THROUGH EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE

A session on „Coaching & Mentoring through Emotional Intelligence‟ was

conducted on 23rd Jan, 2016 to/ for the subject mentors and prefects by Mr. G N

Radha Krishnan, Advisor and Mrs. Sheela, Principal, TI Cycle Matric. School,

Chennai. It‟s a four day module package with a month gap between two modules

during which the participants have to complete the given assignment. The first

module was conducted on 23rd

ENRICHING AUROVILLE VISIT

A team from The Ashok Leyland School visited the Auroville Community

Outreach Projects namely the “Udaivi “ and “Aikiyam” Schools. The holistic

child-Centered multidisciplinary educational process was vivid and reassuring.

Their pedagogically sound approach, sense the trust and hope in the teaching,

learning methodology are a few aspects that we imbibed and emission of the

same in our school space.

Ms.Purna-the VicePrincipal,Mr..Jegan the drama faculty and

Ms.Indumathi –the Primary Co-ordinator exclaimed it to be a very meaningful

trip.

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For the overall development of a child, curriculum is not only the single criteria. The holistic growth as

well as to develop the various facets of personality development of children, classroom teaching should

be supplemented by co-curricular activities. These out of class activities affect all domains of life , such

as cognitive (intellectual), emotional, social, moral, cultural and aesthetic.

Co-curricular activities meaning are more focused upon cognitive aspects thereby help in intellectual

development. Co-curricular activities not only make the students active and energetic, but also unable to

harness the in-depth potential of students. It enhances knowledge in many domains, which benefits the

student as well as the school.

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UNIVERSAL PRAYER

Every good thought sent out rebounds with a hun-

dred times its force on the sender himself; so to be

bad thoughts. Let us, therefore, avoid sending out

even a single bad thought. The whole school took

part in the Chinmaya Mission‘s UNIVERSAL

PRAYER-WORLD PEACE, HARMONY & PROS-

PERITY on 26th November, 2015.

ONE NATION READING TOGETHER-2015

One Nation Reading Together is an annual event,

where children in our school along with many across

the country spent 30 minutes reading for fun and par-

ticipating in other activities that celebrate reading as a

pleasurable and enriching experience. One Nation

Reading Together is also about granting access to

books to children who normally do not have access to

them , which is an initiative of Scholastic India and we

are tied up with them for this cause. One Nation Read-

ing Together-2015 pledge was taken by the whole

school on 27th Nov, 2015 which was supported by

Scholastic India and administered by the school‘s

DANGORHYTHM – PRIMARY

SCHOOL CULTURALS

Classes III to V had their annual cultural day cele-

bration ‗Dangorhythm‘ on 19th Dec, 2015. Students

eagerly participated in the dance and musical pro-

grammes and entertained the gathering.All the

teachers and students put in their Hearts and Souls

to make the programme a great success.



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A SESSION ON YOGA

Yoga means union of the individual consciousness

or soul with the Universal Consciousness or Spirit.

Though many think of yoga only as a physical exer-

cise where people twist, turn, stretch, and breathe in

the more complex ways, these are actually only the

most superficial aspect of this profound science of

unfolding the infinite potentials of the human mind

and soul. A session on Yoga was conducted by Ms

Chitra and Ms Prathiba, Yoga Teachers of our

school, for interested teachers of our school.

CARNATIC MUSIC PROGRAM (VOCAL)

Carnatic music is a very complex system of mu-

sic that requires much thought, both artistically and

technically. The basis of Carnatic music is the sys-

tem of ragas. A Carnatic Music Program was orga-

nized on 5.10.2015 by SPICMACAY. Vocal artiste Mr

Abhishek Raguram performed at our school. He en-

thralled the audience with his mind blowing voice.

EXHIBITION OF TALENTS!!!

Talents Day was conducted on 3rd

Nov for the classes VI to XII. Enthusi-

astic students took part actively in the

events which were judged by the ex-

ternal teachers. Students exhibited

their God given gifts and mesmerized

both the teachers and students with

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Children‘s Day was celebrated on 14th Nov pompously. Students Council entertained the children

by presenting dances and mimicry. Mr. R.Venkata Subramanian, HR the Ashok Leyland, presided

over the function and gave away the prizes for the winners of various Intra-School Competitions.

List of Events:

Class VI VII VIII IX X XI & XII

Event Quiz Tamil Speech Group

Song

Poster Collage Debate

Children‟s Day!!!



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As a School we have not only organised a lot in academics and cultural activities,

but we have excelled in Sports. Many of our students have brought laurels at Na-

tional and State Events. We have many awards in competitions across schools in

the state. But we can conclude with the famous saying,

“Winners win, winners lose, but winners play”.

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Students of our school participated in

CBSE South Zone Handball tournament

held at Sri Prakash Vihdya Niketan,

Payakarpet, Andhra Pradesh. They swept

the first place and were selected for Na-

tional Tournament to be held in the

month of December.

CBSE CLUSTER V VOLLEY BALL

CBSE SOUTH ZONE HANDBALL TOURNAMENT (UNDER 19)

Twelve of our students participated in CBSE

Cluster V volley ball tournament held in the

Jeeva Velu International School, Tiruvanamalai

between 3.09.2015 and 5.09.2015.

24th GIRLS SUB – JUNIOR THROW BALL CHAMPION-

SHIP

Sreenisha.T (VIII-B), Yakshini.M (VIII-C), Roshnie (VI-C) who

are members of TAMIL NADU state Throw ball team participated

in 24th Girls Sub-junior Throw ball Championship held at New Del-

hi between 21st Dec, 2015 and 1st Jan, 2016 and secured II place.

CBSE CLUSTER V TABLE TENNIS TOURNA-

Two students participated in CBSE Cluster V table tennis tournament held in Padma

Sheshadri School in Chennai between 29.09.2015 and 1.10.2015.



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Sub -Junior National Throw ball Championship

selection was held in Sri Saradha Mandir Mat.

Hr. Sec. School, Hosur wherein 3 students

(Sreenisha.T VIII-B, Yakshini.M VIII-C, Roshnie

VI-C) from the ASHOK LEYLAND SCHOOL had

qualified.

SUB-JUNIOR NATIONAL THROW

NATIONAL HANDBALL TOURNAMENT

Under 19 Girls Handball team participated in the

National Handball Tournament held in the Deh-

radun Public School, Ghaziabad between 1st Dec

and 5th Dec, 2015.

CBSE Cluster V Athletics Meet (Boys)

Selected students of Classes VII to XI participated

in CBSE Cluster V Athletics between 30.10.15 and

31.10.2015 in Kola Perumal Chetty Vaishnav Sr

Sec School.

CBSE Cluster V Athletics Meet (Girls)

Selected students of Classes VII to XI participated

in CBSE Cluster V Athletics between 27.10.15 and

28.10.2015 in Kola Perumal Chetty Vaishnav Sr

Sec School.

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CBSE Cluster V Football Tourna-

ment

Eighteen students participated in CBSE

Cluster V Football tournament held in

Vidhya Mandir, Chennai between



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SPORTS DAY

This year‘s sports day witnessed the enthralling performances and hard work put-up by

all our students. Multiple hours of training and strenuous effort taken by the students

and teachers will ever be inscribed in the history of the Ashok Leyland School that cele-

brated the much awaited Annual Sports Day on Wednesday 17th February 2016. The fan-

tastic turnout from the parents and the pleasant weather were the perfect boost for the

students to begin their Annual Sports Day for the year(2015-2016).

The Students Chairperson Mr.Surya Vijayan (Class XI) delivered a a speech on Annual

School Report for the year(2015-2016).The Sports Secretary, Mr.Mahesh Kumar(Class

XI) delivered the Sports Report for the Year( 2015-2016) .The students learn the quali-

ties of leadership and working together. Generally games are played in every school. In

our school we have a very big playground where the students play games regularly. Be-

fore the prizes were distributed a cultural program was organized.

After this the prize distribution function was held which facilitated children who have

excelled in Academics, Sports, and Four of our Special Children got a cash prize for their

efforts they had put in during the academic year . The chief guest Mr. Vengatesan, Gen-

eral Manager HR, gave away the prizes to the winners. He also congratulated the prize

winners and gave a brief speech. After this there was a small tea party and refreshments

were distributed to all the students and the guests. The Overall Rolling Trophy was

bagged by ―Cheran House‖. Thus ended the sports day of our School.

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ODYSSEY DAY Children of grade LKG and UKG celebrated Learn-

ers day between 21.3.15 to 24.3.15 where they exhibited

their talents by showcasing different projectsing from dis-

plays , presentation

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Special T

raining P

rogram(2

5.3.16

to 8.4.16)

Special tra

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children w

ith differen

t levels of l

earning

in English

and Maths t

hrough spe

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teaching m

ethods for

the classes

IV-VIII

its a15 day

special co

aching to b

ridge the

students to

their acad

emic level.

Hindu Painting Competition

A competition was organized by the newspaper Hindu—Young World to encourage

student‘s creativity in terms of Art. A variety of themes were given to the students

based on their class. Many of our students participated in this event. Yaamini Sheema

G.K ( VI B) bagged the Second Place in the district while Nivetha K.S ( VI. B) and

Sharmila K ( VI D) got consolation prize.



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The ALS school newsletter is circulated electronically for the year 2015- 2016. It in-

cludes information about teaching learning activities and happenings in the school.

Please take time to read the newsletter with your children as they contain important

events and details of school programs, most importantly acknowledgement of the

students‘ fabulous achievements and laurels.

It is our humble privilege to record those names that helped us in the completion of

the ALS Newsletter.

‗Where there is a will there is a way‘ and the inspiration to produce this The newslet-

ter has been derived under the special guidance from our Principal Mrs Uma Srini-

vasan.

We thank our Principal Mrs. Uma Srinivasan for supporting us in all our endeavors.

We thank all the teaching, non-teaching, supporting staff and students who helped

us complete the Newsletter. Without their continued efforts, cooperation and sup-

port, we would have not been able to bring the ―ALS‘s NEWSLETTER‖ to a success-

ful completion.

Editorial Committee Members

Mrs. Nithya.J

Mrs. Saradha. S

Mr.Vivin David Varghese

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

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THE ASHOK LEYLAND SCHOOL, HOSUR

(A Unit of Ashok Leyland Educational Trust, Chennai - 600 032)

E - 1, SIPCOT Industrial Complex,Phase II, Hosur - 635 109.

India .Phone No . 04344-260771

TeleFax- 04344-260757

CBSE Affiliation No. - 1930216, Accreditation No. - SS1317052

Our Focus & Objectives

Our focus areas are School Governance, Curriculum Effectiveness,

Teacher Competency and Public Relations. We strive to continually

improve our standards in the above.

Our Objectives are as follows:-

To create a value based educational program that fosters ethical and hu-

mane demeanor.

To develop leadership qualities for innovation, active citizenship and con-

servation of resources.

To nurture academic excellence, an appreciation for the fine arts and im-

prove health and well being through sports and games.

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