GGESALIABAD

Painting, coloring, sculpting, drawing, and other forms of creative art are an important part of our curriculum,Creating art supports young children’s development across several different domains. Using art tools helps children develop small muscle coordination and control.

Keeping the facts above an Art Corner has been established at GGES Aliabad.

The corner shall be included art work done by students and teachers.

Worthy Director School Education Hyderabad Syed Rasool Bux shah surprisingly visited GGES Aliabad today,December07,2018.
During the visit Worthy Director appreciated the efforts of Head Mistress and Staff for decorating School and Academic activities in School.
In Visitors Note He wrote:
“The First look of the School is nice.the Students are availing recess time .The Classes and Venrandah of the school is decorated with information of Academic side”.
He further added that:
“ Childeren seem confident nice smiling face.
At this occasion Worthy Director asked DEO Jamshoro to provide a Peon to School.

Vide instruction Staff Board showing names of Head Mistress installed.

The importance of understanding the meaning and significance of each date on the academic calendar is vitally important: for your state of mind, your academic success, and your finances. With that in mind, It is very useful and significantly important.

The ‘academic calendar’ is the collection of preconditions taken into account when scheduling the  academic timetables. For example, the academic calendar lists the start date of the academic year, working period and exam weeks, holiday periods, etc. All School academic timetables are based on the academic calendar.

Sindhi Cultural Day (Sindhi: سنڌي ثقافتي ڏينھن‎, Urdu: سندھی ثقافتی دن‎), also known as ‘Aekta jo ddihaarro’, is widely celebrated with traditional enthusiasm to spotlight the centuries-old rich culture of Sindh. The day is celebrated all over Sindh, and amongst the Sindhi diaspora around the world. Cultural day is the celebration, demonstration of culture of Sindh, Sindhis in Sindh and Sindhi diaspora all over the world celebrate this day to demonstrate the peaceful identity of Sindhi culture and acquire the attention of the world towards the rich heritage and culture of Sindh On this jubilation people gather in all major cities of Sindh at Press Clubs, and other places and arrange various activities of literary (poetic) gatherings, Mach Katchehri (gathering in a place and sitting round in a circle and the fire on sticks in the center), musical concerts, seminars, lecture programs and rallies. It is also a symbol of the ancient Indus Valley Civilization.

GGES Aliabad also participated in Cultural Day activities,Students and Teachers Celebrated the Day with Sprit and proud as part of this great and rich Culture.

Protecting the environment isn’t just for conservationists anymore. Now that information about global climate change is readily available to us all, it’s easy for each person to get involved and go green. It’s so easy that I’m challenging students and schools to be at the center of green efforts.

The reason is simple: Students hold the key to the future of our environment, and schools hold the key to student education and awareness. Not to mention, schools use a lot of resources! From printing off hundreds of test papers to using energy to light up a whole gymnasium (or two), there are several ways for schools to educate students on environmentally-friendly habits, and to implement a few habits on the school-level, too.

It may seem like a big responsibility, but I promise it’s not impossible to fulfill. All it takes is a little elbow grease! The best place to start is with these five steps to making your school more green.

1. Make recycling bins readily accessible

You know the feeling. You just gulped down a bottle of water and now the empty plastic bottle is taking up your only free hand. The once refreshing water bottle is now a nuisance, and you just want to get rid of it. Seeing no recycling bins in sight, you now have a moral dilemma: Do you throw the bottle into the trash or do you hold onto it for who-knows-how-long until you find a recycling bin?

I think we all know the right answer in this situation, but let’s be honest, students aren’t always as… thoughtful (source: I once was a teenager, too). To avoid plastic bottles and other miscellaneous recyclables sitting in a landfill, place recycling bins next to trash cans and in strategic places throughout campus. Your future great-grandchildren will thank you.

2. Get involved with community clean up efforts

Just last week I saw a group of students picking up trash along a local road. I thought to myself, “Hey, that’s a wonderful idea! We should all be doing that.” The students I saw were not only helping their community by getting rid of trash, but they were also setting an example for the rest of us. I’d say that’s a win-win.

3. Plant a school garden

We included growing school gardens in our schools and it’s no wonder why. School gardens provide fresh fruits and vegetables for school meals, plus gardening helps kids get their much-needed outdoor time. And did I mention that growing a garden is educational, too? Really, there’s no reason not to have a school garden!

4. Find alternative ways to produce energy

Okay, so this may be a tough one since we can’t all have wind energy-powered schools. The good news is that Government has decided to provided Solar panels to many of our schools.

PARENT-TEACHER MEETING

Parent-teacher Meetings are an opportunity to; open communication between home and school, keep parents informed about their child’s achievement, and develop cooperative strategies that can ultimately benefit your student. They are an ideal time for the important adults in a child’s life to arrange to work together to help the child succeed. Successful meetings are based on teacher preparation. Moving the Meeting through a series of well thought out steps can give structure and focus to your time. When preparing for a conference it is important to have in mind the overall structure and how you can best use the time given.

In first PTM of GGES Aliabad we focused into four sections: (1) Performance, (2) Growth, (3) Strengths and (4) Questions.

Participating and Involvement of Parents plays a very significant and important role to enhance the academic activities and disciplines of School.

Keeping in view the community participation and parents responsibilities GGES Aliabad aiming to conduct routine PTM where Parents specially mothers come to attend and share their views and concern. Teachers describe the students behaviour and their progress.

These meetings remained very Help-full and results oriented to enhance the enrolment and build the confidence of parents also it helping a communications relationship between parents and teachers.

Generally the matters of discussions are

Students need to:

Terminal Examination at GGES completed today December 1st ,2018 satisfactory.

A strict monitoring and supervision of exams was carried out by teachers lead by Head mistress Amina Mallah.

After the establishment of Government Girls Elementary School Aliabad this is the first Terminal Examination where a good number of Students participated in Exams.

Head Mistress Amina Mallah appreciated the teachers Ms. Mahwish Altaf, Ms.Ghulam Zohra, Ms Gul Banu and Ms.Rozina Hajan for their role to conduct the Examination in very appropriate environment.

Termination Examination began at GGES Aliabad  ,all preparations to conduct the Terminal examinations-2018-19 have been completed  for students in the primary levels to Class Eight th , fair and peaceful manner. The exams began on 26 November   and continue till December Ist,2018. This year, a total of around 215 of different classes of  school  are  sitting  for the exams under the supervision of School teaching Staff.

all preparations have been completed to hold the exams in a peaceful manner .According to the direction of Worthy Director  all the center heads asked to open the question papers before five minutes of the examination and strict supervision is being carried out.