Queens Residential Campus AISSCE Results 2011

Queens AISSCE Results 2011

SHATABDI 92.60%     ANCHAL KABRA 87.40%     GEETIKA MAMTANI 86.60%

PRACHI BHANDARI 83.80%     AYUSHI SONI 85%     SAKSHI JAIN 73.80%

AVANI JAIN 70.80%     LAVISHI MAHESHWARI 52.40%     APOORVA JAIN 81.80%

ADITI JAIN 75.00%     RUCHIKA CHAUKSEY 70.6%     SURBHE RAGHUWANSHI 69.2%

VINDWASINI SIWANI SINGH 69.6%

QUEENS’ RESIDENTIAL CAMPUS (HOSTEL)

(Facility available for girls of class VI onwards)

Hostel facility for girls is available on the campus itself. The hostel is equipped with all modern amenities and is built to house 70 boarders in its dormitories. Two wardens take care of the day-today affairs.

The hostel mentor ( a firm , affectionate motherly figure) who is a highly experienced senior teacher, plans for the growth and development of the girls including academics , health and fitness , and recreation.

The Principal and Members of the Management take personal interest to offer quality life to the boarders.

The campus consists of well ventilated dormitories with the promise of a comfortable stay in safe hands..

Each hosteller is given a comfortable bed, an independent cupboard for clothes, books, toiletries etc  along with a study table.

The  younger children are helped by didi’s (maid servant) to keep their things in place, to tidy their racks, make their beds, get ready for games, studies, meals and school  etc. Washing and ironing facility is provided by the school for all students.

Boarders are well looked after individually and given personal attention by trained and experienced wardens/house mothers who stay in the hostel with the children day and night.

After-school-study-help as well as special coaching for  competitive examinations  like AIEEE/ CPT/PMT etc is provided by experienced faculty  from outside and in-house. The duration of  coaching is  3 to 4 hours every day .

We ensure personalized counselling to help the children adjust to the demands of the school and hostel life and develop inter personal relationships.

Our experience so far suggests that the desired combination of  regular routine, comfort and  individual attention has brought remarkable changes in our hostellers .

FOOD

Considering the high standards of nutrition and catering laid down by Queens’ College, both the kitchen and dining hall are supervised and managed by trained and highly experienced people. They plan the menu and prepare nutritious, palatable, hygienic and balanced diet..

The meal is vegetarian .  It includes fresh milk, cheese, curd, variety of green vegetables, beans, cereals, rice, chapattis, deserts, puddings, porridges, ice cream and a variety of fruits etc .The menu changes with the season’s demand.

Besides breakfast, lunch and dinner, light and nutritious snack is provided once a day in the evening.

With the regular Indian food, continental, Chinese, south Indian and other types of food are served, to give children a change of taste. Many a times during the year they are even taken to renowned eating joints and restaurants. The school team fee of boarders includes cost of all meals.

MEDICAL

To take care of general health problem and meet to the medical expenses caused due to injuries etc, it is compulsory for all students to do yearly health check up.

To attend to medial emergencies, the school has the specialists who are available at short notice. The medical information chart, as per the rules and regulations of the school, should be updated in the beginning of every session.

RESIDENTIAL LIFE

Life  in the hostel revolves around dormitories.  Students are allotted dorms on the basis of their age and class.  Student council at  Queens’ Residential Campus involves a small group of student leaders, known as Prefects.  Assisting the faculty in day to day governance of the hostel, the Prefects also help maintain order in the dorms, dining hall etc.  All students participate in periodic dorm clean-ups, cupboard cleaning etc. Exercise forms a  part of the daily schedule. Exercises in the morning  and sports in the evening  are a must . On weekdays academics dominates the schedule.  However, ample time is set aside on weekends for fun and relaxation.On weekends students  enjoy inter-dorm activities, competitions and outings etc.

On weekdays academics dominate the schedule. However, ample time is set aside on weekends for fun and relaxation.

On weekends students become involved and enjoy interdorm activities, competitions and outings.

Feedback Hostel

" I am Shweta Jain from Mehroli, Rajasthan. I joined Queens’ as a boarder in the year 2010, in class XI. Initially I was quite anxious and missed home. But the facilities and security made me comfortable. I found the wardens approachable. The academic help given to all the students definitely played a great role in settling them down. After spending a year, I feel that Queens is my second home ! "

Shweta Jain
Mehroli

	The Queens’ Residential Campus Daily Schedule    ( click here for detail)
	S. No. PARTICULARS SUMMER WINTER 1 Wake up call 5:00 am 5:30 am 2 Freshen up 5:10 – 5:15 am 5:40 – 5:45 am 3 Jogging/Yoga/Aerobics 5:15 – 5:45 am 5:45 – 6:15 am 4 Bath and change 5:45 – 7:00 am 6:15 – 7:30 am 5 Breakfast 7:00 – 7:30 am 7:30 – 8:00 am 6 School Class X – XII 7:30 am – 1:00 pm 8:00 am – 1:30 pm 7 School class VI – IX 7:30 am – 2:15 pm 8:00 am – 2:45 pm 8 Resting time for classes X – XII 1:00 – 2:00 pm 1:30 – 2:30 pm 9 Rest for VI to IX Self study for X - XI 2:15 – 3:00 pm 2:00 – 3:00 pm 2:45 – 3:30 pm 2:30 – 3:30 pm 10 Sports 3:00 – 4:00 pm 3:30 – 4:00 pm 11 Evening snacks 4:00 – 4:30 pm 4:00 – 4:40 pm 12 Leisure time for self study 4:30 – 5:00 pm 4:30 – 5:00 pm 13 Coaching /study hour 5:00 – 8:00 pm 5:00 – 8:00 pm 14 Evening prayer 8:00 – 8:15 pm 8:00 – 8:15 pm 15 Dinner 8:15 – 8:30 pm 8:15 – 8:30 pm 16 Recreation time/TV watching 8:30 – 9:30 pm 8:30 – 9:30 pm 17 Hostel Roll call and milk time 9:30 – 10:00 pm 9:30 – 10:00 pm 18 Silence hours for study classes (X – XII) 10:00 – 11:00 pm 10:00 – 11:00 pm 19 Lights off for juniors (VI – IX) 10:00 – 11:00 pm 10:00 pm 20 Lights off for seniors (X- XII) 11:00 pm 11:00 pm
	Co-Curricular Activities    ( click here for detail)
	Co-curricular activities nurture individual talent and creativity bringing about  holistic development of children of all ages. We provide ample opportunities to students not only in school but also in the residential campus. In this way we develop their self confidence and  self expression. Humility as a virtue and environmental and social  concerns  as individual’s responsibility are given due importance at Queens.   Co-curricular Activity Chart Long drive 08 Competitions 08 Outings 24 Counselling 02 Activity 12
	When to contact for admission    ( click here for detail)
	When to apply - For Classes VI to X – Between I week of January to II week February (on the basis of result of the previous  class + entrance test + interview)For Class XI – I week of January to February II week (on the basis of result of aptitude test + entrance test + interview) The registration form and syllabus for the Entrance Test can be downloaded from our website. Admission process:  Parents (Father & mother) have to come to the school along with the child seeking admission and the mark sheet of the previous school/class and meet the concerned in-charges.  If a vacancy exists in that particular class , the child will be asked to appear for an Entrance Test. She  will be given admission on the basis of her performance in the entrance test. Provisional admission will be given after the selection in the Entrance Test . Admission will be  confirmed after the payment of the fees and the submission of the  following documents - 1. Mark sheet of the Annual Exam of the previous school. 2. School Leaving Certificate duly countersigned by the Regional Office in case of Board Examination. 3. Passport size  Photograph of the student (5 copies), Mother (2 copies), Father (2 copies). 4. Only  two  Local Guardians are permitted (--------) 5.iv)Medical fitness certificate from a recognized Medical practitioner
	List of articles and uniforms    ( click here for detail)
	HOSTEL REQUIREMENT General clothes (should be brought from home duly numbered)   1 Hand Towel 2 2 Bath Towel 2 3 Dressing gown 1 4 Handkerchiefs 6 5 Western dress Suits Sunday Dress 2 2 1 Casual or outing clothes 6 Night suit (Pajama & top) 2 7 Hostel Dress 2 8 Outing Dress (white shirt - and red check skirt) 1 9 Track suit (Navy Blue 1 10 Undergarments 6 pairs TOILET ARTICLES 1 Tooth brush 2 2 Tooth paste 2 3 Comb/Hair brush 2 4 Bath soap 2 5 Washing soap 2 6 Soap case 2 7 Shampoo (Optional) 2 8 Hair oil 1 9 Cold cream(Optional) 1 Moisturizer 2 10 Talcum powder 1 SUNDARIES 1 Thin quilt 1 2 Blanket 1 3 Nail clipper 1 4 2 sheets ( pink for IX-XII) (light blue for VI-VIII)   SHOES 1 Black school shoes 1 pair 2 White canvas shoes 1 pair 3 Slippers 1 pair 4 Sandals 1 pair 5 Sports shoes 1 pair 6 Black shoe polish 1 (liquid one) 7 White polish 1 (liquid one) REQUIREMENT FOR SPORTS 1 Badminton racket (optional 1 (1 Compulsory) 2 Swimming suit 1 (1 Compulsory) 3 Swimming cap 1 (1 Compulsory)