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Co-curricular activities play a major role in the training imparted at the School. They provide impetus for the development of the students' creative faculties and skill. The students learn by doing and participating in these activities, according the their aptitudes and areas of interest. All the students are expected to take part in some of these activities. These include: |
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Dramatics |
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Music |
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Painting |
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Carpentry |
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Paper Craft |
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Scouts and Guides |
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Needle-work |
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Dance-Indian and western |
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In addition to these, there are organised groups and societies engaged in promoting cultural activities such as: |
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Science Activity Council (SAC) |
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Music Club |
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Association of Literary Languages (ALL) |
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Arithmetic Club (AC) |
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Young Generation Commerce Association (VGCA) |
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Eco Club |
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In addition to these activities, there are organised groups and societies engaged in different activities such as : |
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Science Club |
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Environment Club |
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Literary & Cultural Club |
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Summer Courses |
When most Schools close down for the summer vacation, Red Rose Lambakheda bustles with activity. The Hobby centres and Computer Centre are then in full swing. Now is the time when the students indulge in various vocational pursuits. Enough opportunity is provided to students round the year to unearth their latent talents and to bring out their best. A handicrafts and science exhibition is held annually to display and encourage the creations of young hands and young minds. |
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Periodic Medical Care |
The School arranges for regular medical check-ups by Child Specialists, Dentists and Eye/ENT specialists. A health record of each Child, showing his/her weight-wise, height wise and health-wise progress, is maintained. |
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House System
The School is divided into four houses, viz., (i) Jyoti (ii) Pragati (iii) Shakti and (iv) Kirti. Each House, in turn, has its Sub-Junior, Junior, Intermediates, Sub-Senior and Senior segments. Each segment is under the charge of a House Master/Mistress with attached tutors. A healthy spirit of competition exists amongst the Houses. Trophies and individual prizes are award on merit.
The Four Houses are : |
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