In the serene surroundings of Pragathinagar near JNTU is situated Pragathi Central School. Fast acquiring an enviable reputation for offering holistic education combining excellent academics, extra-curricular, Life Skills and sports education. Affiliated with the Central Board of Secondary Education, it currently boasts of an enrolment of 800 students instructed by 80 well-trained teachers.
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Monday, 1 December 2014
Wednesday, 13 August 2014
EVD Prevention Circular
Dear Parent, Circular
No. : 11 13/08/2014
Prevention is better than cure
As you are aware, EVD (Ebola Virus Disease)
outbreak has been reported and WHO has asked all the countries to take
necessary precautions.
EVD is a communicable disease which originates from
affected monkeys and is passed through bodily fluid within humans. It is necessary to follow the below given precautions
to avoid infection:
1. Ensure
you and your family members always carry a sanitizer and use them as often as
possible
2. Refrain/avoid
from eating or drinking outside
3. Wear
protective clothing when handling meat. Cook meat properly(In case of
Non-Vegetarians)
4. Take
bath after returning for the day
5. Fumigate
if you have pests. Rodents can be carriers of Ebola
6. Disinfect
your surroundings. The virus cannot survive disinfectants, heat, direct
sunlight, detergents and soaps.
For more information on the disease, you may
refer to: http://www.who.int/csr/disease/ebola/en/.
For more details you can contact your family physician.
Sd/-
Principal-
Tuesday, 12 August 2014
Circular Reg :Refrain from distributing chocolates and sweets on birthdays
Dear
Parent,
It
is in the interest of children that we instruct parents to refrain from / avoid
sending chocolates/candies/ toffees for their children’s birthday celebrations
as this could lead to severe cough and related ailments.
Instead,
you may choose to distribute any of the following:
·
A
fruit or dry fruits such as Dates (Khajur), Almond (Badam),
Raisins (Kishmish), Cashew Nut (Kaju ), etc. (All parents are
instructed to purchase only packaged dry fruits in case they plan to distribute
the same).
·
Alternatively, you may
distribute a pencil or an eraser. This would be useful and will come in handy
for kids.
·
Children
are not permitted to cut birthday cakes in the school.
The distribution of
the above should be restricted to their respective class only.
Sd/-
Principal
Saturday, 19 July 2014
Saturday, 22 March 2014
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