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4 Nov, 2026UKG Cuckoo
Circulars & Notices
 - November Monthly Planner

Dear Parents, Please find attached the November Monthly Planner and Practice worksheet for your reference. Regards, Class Teacher

            
3 Nov, 2026Nur Daisy
Circulars & Notices
 - November Month Planner and Practice sheets

Dear Parents, Please find the attached monthly planner and practice sheets for the month of November Regards Class Teacher

            
3 Nov, 2026Nur Poppy
Circulars & Notices
 - November month planner and practice sheets

Dear Parents, Kindly find the attached monthly planner and practice sheets for the month of November. Regards Class teacher

            
3 Nov, 2026KG Dove
Circulars & Notices
 - Monthly Planner and worksheets

Dear Parents PFA of November month planner and worksheets. Regards

            
3 Nov, 2026KG Flamingo
Circulars & Notices
 - November planner and worksheets

Dear Parents, Please find attached the monthly planner and worksheets for the month of November.

            
3 Nov, 2026KG Sparrow
Circulars & Notices
 - Monthly planner - November

Dear Parent, Kindly refer attached monthly planner and worksheets for November month. Regards, CT

          
3 Nov, 2026UKG Kiwi
Circulars & Notices
 - Monthly Planner - November

Dear Parents, Please find attached the planner for the month of November. Regards, Class Teacher

            
3 Nov, 2026UKG Puffin
Circulars & Notices
 - Monthly Planner

Dear Parents Please find the attached planner and worksheet for the month of November. Regards CT

            
3 Nov, 2026UKG Magpie
Circulars & Notices
 - November month planner and Revision worksheets

Dear Parents, Greetings of the day! Kindly find attached the November Month Planner and Revision Worksheets. Regards, Class Teacher

            
3 Nov, 2026I Respect
Circulars & Notices
 - November Planner

Dear Parent PFA, Regards Class Teacher

    
3 Nov, 2026I Honesty
Circulars & Notices
 - November Planner

Dear Parent PFA, Regards Class Teacher

    
3 Nov, 2026I Compassion
Circulars & Notices
 - November Planner

Dear Parent PFA, Regards Class Teacher

    
3 Nov, 2026I Gratitude
Circulars & Notices
 - November Planner

Dear Parent PFA, Regards Class Teacher

    
3 Nov, 2026V Hope
Circulars & Notices
 - Word Of The Day

Word of the day: Apocryphal (adjective)
Meaning: A story or statement that is widely believed or repeated but is probably false or whose authenticity is doubtful.
Pronunciation: *a-POK-ri-fuhl*
Origin: Derived from the Greek word apokryphos, meaning hidden or concealed.
Usage :
The story about the king and his magical sword is apocryphal.
There is an apocryphal tale that Shakespeare never went to school.
Synonyms: Unverified
3 Nov, 2026V Hope
Circulars & Notices
 - Hindi Notebook Checking

Dear Students, Those whose Hindi Grammar or Literature notebooks have not been checked are requested to bring their notebooks tomorrow without fail. Thank you.
3 Nov, 2026V Faith
Circulars & Notices
 - Word Of The Day

Word of the day: Apocryphal (adjective)
Meaning: A story or statement that is widely believed or repeated but is probably false or whose authenticity is doubtful.
Pronunciation: *a-POK-ri-fuhl*
Origin: Derived from the Greek word apokryphos, meaning hidden or concealed.
Usage :
The story about the king and his magical sword is apocryphal.
There is an apocryphal tale that Shakespeare never went to school.
Synonyms: Unverified
3 Nov, 2026V Faith
Circulars & Notices
 - Hindi Notebook Checking

Dear Students, Those whose Hindi Grammar or Literature notebooks have not been checked are requested to bring their notebooks tomorrow without fail. Thank you.
3 Nov, 2026V Kind
Circulars & Notices
 - Word Of The Day

Word of the day: Apocryphal (adjective)
Meaning: A story or statement that is widely believed or repeated but is probably false or whose authenticity is doubtful.
Pronunciation: *a-POK-ri-fuhl*
Origin: Derived from the Greek word apokryphos, meaning hidden or concealed.
Usage :
The story about the king and his magical sword is apocryphal.
There is an apocryphal tale that Shakespeare never went to school.
Synonyms: Unverified
3 Nov, 2026V Trust
Circulars & Notices
 - Word Of The Day

Word of the day: Apocryphal (adjective)
Meaning: A story or statement that is widely believed or repeated but is probably false or whose authenticity is doubtful.
Pronunciation: *a-POK-ri-fuhl*
Origin: Derived from the Greek word apokryphos, meaning hidden or concealed.
Usage :
The story about the king and his magical sword is apocryphal.
There is an apocryphal tale that Shakespeare never went to school.
Synonyms: Unverified
3 Nov, 2026VI Hope
Circulars & Notices
 - Word Of The Day

Word of the day: Apocryphal (adjective)
Meaning: A story or statement that is widely believed or repeated but is probably false or whose authenticity is doubtful.
Pronunciation: *a-POK-ri-fuhl*
Origin: Derived from the Greek word apokryphos, meaning hidden or concealed.
Usage :
The story about the king and his magical sword is apocryphal.
There is an apocryphal tale that Shakespeare never went to school.
Synonyms: Unverified
3 Nov, 2026VI Faith
Circulars & Notices
 - Word Of The Day

Word of the day: Apocryphal (adjective)
Meaning: A story or statement that is widely believed or repeated but is probably false or whose authenticity is doubtful.
Pronunciation: *a-POK-ri-fuhl*
Origin: Derived from the Greek word apokryphos, meaning hidden or concealed.
Usage :
The story about the king and his magical sword is apocryphal.
There is an apocryphal tale that Shakespeare never went to school.
Synonyms: Unverified
3 Nov, 2026VI Faith
Circulars & Notices
 - Hindi Notebook Checking

Dear Students, Those whose Hindi Grammar or Literature notebooks have not been checked are requested to bring their notebooks tomorrow without fail. Thank you.
3 Nov, 2026VI Kind
Circulars & Notices
 - Word Of The Day

Word of the day: Apocryphal (adjective)
Meaning: A story or statement that is widely believed or repeated but is probably false or whose authenticity is doubtful.
Pronunciation: *a-POK-ri-fuhl*
Origin: Derived from the Greek word apokryphos, meaning hidden or concealed.
Usage :
The story about the king and his magical sword is apocryphal.
There is an apocryphal tale that Shakespeare never went to school.
Synonyms: Unverified
3 Nov, 2026VI Trust
Circulars & Notices
 - Word Of The Day

Word of the day: Apocryphal (adjective)
Meaning: A story or statement that is widely believed or repeated but is probably false or whose authenticity is doubtful.
Pronunciation: *a-POK-ri-fuhl*
Origin: Derived from the Greek word apokryphos, meaning hidden or concealed.
Usage :
The story about the king and his magical sword is apocryphal.
There is an apocryphal tale that Shakespeare never went to school.
Synonyms: Unverified
3 Nov, 2026VI Trust
Circulars & Notices
 - Hindi Notebook Checking

Dear Students, Those whose Hindi Grammar or Literature notebooks have not been checked are requested to bring their notebooks tomorrow without fail. Thank you.
3 Nov, 2026VI Pride
Circulars & Notices
 - Word Of The Day

Word of the day: Apocryphal (adjective)
Meaning: A story or statement that is widely believed or repeated but is probably false or whose authenticity is doubtful.
Pronunciation: *a-POK-ri-fuhl*
Origin: Derived from the Greek word apokryphos, meaning hidden or concealed.
Usage :
The story about the king and his magical sword is apocryphal.
There is an apocryphal tale that Shakespeare never went to school.
Synonyms: Unverified
3 Nov, 2026VII Hope
Circulars & Notices
 - Word Of The Day

Word of the day: Apocryphal (adjective)
Meaning: A story or statement that is widely believed or repeated but is probably false or whose authenticity is doubtful.
Pronunciation: *a-POK-ri-fuhl*
Origin: Derived from the Greek word apokryphos, meaning hidden or concealed.
Usage :
The story about the king and his magical sword is apocryphal.
There is an apocryphal tale that Shakespeare never went to school.
Synonyms: Unverified
3 Nov, 2026VII Faith
Circulars & Notices
 - Word Of The Day

Word of the day: Apocryphal (adjective)
Meaning: A story or statement that is widely believed or repeated but is probably false or whose authenticity is doubtful.
Pronunciation: *a-POK-ri-fuhl*
Origin: Derived from the Greek word apokryphos, meaning hidden or concealed.
Usage :
The story about the king and his magical sword is apocryphal.
There is an apocryphal tale that Shakespeare never went to school.
Synonyms: Unverified
3 Nov, 2026VII Kind
Circulars & Notices
 - Word Of The Day

Word of the day: Apocryphal (adjective)
Meaning: A story or statement that is widely believed or repeated but is probably false or whose authenticity is doubtful.
Pronunciation: *a-POK-ri-fuhl*
Origin: Derived from the Greek word apokryphos, meaning hidden or concealed.
Usage :
The story about the king and his magical sword is apocryphal.
There is an apocryphal tale that Shakespeare never went to school.
Synonyms: Unverified
3 Nov, 2026VII Trust
Circulars & Notices
 - Word Of The Day

Word of the day: Apocryphal (adjective)
Meaning: A story or statement that is widely believed or repeated but is probably false or whose authenticity is doubtful.
Pronunciation: *a-POK-ri-fuhl*
Origin: Derived from the Greek word apokryphos, meaning hidden or concealed.
Usage :
The story about the king and his magical sword is apocryphal.
There is an apocryphal tale that Shakespeare never went to school.
Synonyms: Unverified
3 Nov, 2026VII Pride
Circulars & Notices
 - Word Of The Day

Word of the day: Apocryphal (adjective)
Meaning: A story or statement that is widely believed or repeated but is probably false or whose authenticity is doubtful.
Pronunciation: *a-POK-ri-fuhl*
Origin: Derived from the Greek word apokryphos, meaning hidden or concealed.
Usage :
The story about the king and his magical sword is apocryphal.
There is an apocryphal tale that Shakespeare never went to school.
Synonyms: Unverified
3 Nov, 2026VII Pride
Circulars & Notices
 - Hindi Notebook Checking

Dear Students, Those whose Hindi Grammar or Literature notebooks have not been checked are requested to bring their notebooks tomorrow without fail. Thank you.
3 Nov, 2026VIII Hope
Circulars & Notices
 - Word Of The Day

Word of the day: Apocryphal (adjective)
Meaning: A story or statement that is widely believed or repeated but is probably false or whose authenticity is doubtful.
Pronunciation: *a-POK-ri-fuhl*
Origin: Derived from the Greek word apokryphos, meaning hidden or concealed.
Usage :
The story about the king and his magical sword is apocryphal.
There is an apocryphal tale that Shakespeare never went to school.
Synonyms: Unverified
3 Nov, 2026VIII Faith
Circulars & Notices
 - Word Of The Day

Word of the day: Apocryphal (adjective)
Meaning: A story or statement that is widely believed or repeated but is probably false or whose authenticity is doubtful.
Pronunciation: *a-POK-ri-fuhl*
Origin: Derived from the Greek word apokryphos, meaning hidden or concealed.
Usage :
The story about the king and his magical sword is apocryphal.
There is an apocryphal tale that Shakespeare never went to school.
Synonyms: Unverified
3 Nov, 2026VIII Kind
Circulars & Notices
 - Word Of The Day

Word of the day: Apocryphal (adjective)
Meaning: A story or statement that is widely believed or repeated but is probably false or whose authenticity is doubtful.
Pronunciation: *a-POK-ri-fuhl*
Origin: Derived from the Greek word apokryphos, meaning hidden or concealed.
Usage :
The story about the king and his magical sword is apocryphal.
There is an apocryphal tale that Shakespeare never went to school.
Synonyms: Unverified
3 Nov, 2026VIII Trust
Circulars & Notices
 - Word Of The Day

Word of the day: Apocryphal (adjective)
Meaning: A story or statement that is widely believed or repeated but is probably false or whose authenticity is doubtful.
Pronunciation: *a-POK-ri-fuhl*
Origin: Derived from the Greek word apokryphos, meaning hidden or concealed.
Usage :
The story about the king and his magical sword is apocryphal.
There is an apocryphal tale that Shakespeare never went to school.
Synonyms: Unverified
3 Nov, 2026IX Hope
Circulars & Notices
 - Word Of The Day

Word of the day: Apocryphal (adjective)
Meaning: A story or statement that is widely believed or repeated but is probably false or whose authenticity is doubtful.
Pronunciation: *a-POK-ri-fuhl*
Origin: Derived from the Greek word apokryphos, meaning hidden or concealed.
Usage :
The story about the king and his magical sword is apocryphal.
There is an apocryphal tale that Shakespeare never went to school.
Synonyms: Unverified
3 Nov, 2026IX Faith
Circulars & Notices
 - Word Of The Day

Word of the day: Apocryphal (adjective)
Meaning: A story or statement that is widely believed or repeated but is probably false or whose authenticity is doubtful.
Pronunciation: *a-POK-ri-fuhl*
Origin: Derived from the Greek word apokryphos, meaning hidden or concealed.
Usage :
The story about the king and his magical sword is apocryphal.
There is an apocryphal tale that Shakespeare never went to school.
Synonyms: Unverified
3 Nov, 2026IX Kind
Circulars & Notices
 - Word Of The Day

Word of the day: Apocryphal (adjective)
Meaning: A story or statement that is widely believed or repeated but is probably false or whose authenticity is doubtful.
Pronunciation: *a-POK-ri-fuhl*
Origin: Derived from the Greek word apokryphos, meaning hidden or concealed.
Usage :
The story about the king and his magical sword is apocryphal.
There is an apocryphal tale that Shakespeare never went to school.
Synonyms: Unverified
3 Nov, 2026IX Trust
Circulars & Notices
 - Word Of The Day

Word of the day: Apocryphal (adjective)
Meaning: A story or statement that is widely believed or repeated but is probably false or whose authenticity is doubtful.
Pronunciation: *a-POK-ri-fuhl*
Origin: Derived from the Greek word apokryphos, meaning hidden or concealed.
Usage :
The story about the king and his magical sword is apocryphal.
There is an apocryphal tale that Shakespeare never went to school.
Synonyms: Unverified
3 Nov, 2026X Hope
Circulars & Notices
 - Word Of The Day

Word of the day: Apocryphal (adjective)
Meaning: A story or statement that is widely believed or repeated but is probably false or whose authenticity is doubtful.
Pronunciation: *a-POK-ri-fuhl*
Origin: Derived from the Greek word apokryphos, meaning hidden or concealed.
Usage :
The story about the king and his magical sword is apocryphal.
There is an apocryphal tale that Shakespeare never went to school.
Synonyms: Unverified
3 Nov, 2026X Faith
Circulars & Notices
 - SSC- WEEKLY TEST

Dear Student

Kindly be informed that there is weekly test of SSC on 6/11/2026.

Syllabus for the same:

History ch-3: The making of global world ( pre modern world to conquest, disease and trade )

Democratic Politics Ch-4 Gender, religion and caste

Geography ch-5 Minerals and energy resources

Economics ch-4 Globalisation and the Indian Economy ( meaning of globalisation and factors that have enabled globalisation)
3 Nov, 2026X Faith
Circulars & Notices
 - Word Of The Day

Word of the day: Apocryphal (adjective)
Meaning: A story or statement that is widely believed or repeated but is probably false or whose authenticity is doubtful.
Pronunciation: *a-POK-ri-fuhl*
Origin: Derived from the Greek word apokryphos, meaning hidden or concealed.
Usage :
The story about the king and his magical sword is apocryphal.
There is an apocryphal tale that Shakespeare never went to school.
Synonyms: Unverified
3 Nov, 2026X Trust
Circulars & Notices
 - Word Of The Day

Word of the day: Apocryphal (adjective)
Meaning: A story or statement that is widely believed or repeated but is probably false or whose authenticity is doubtful.
Pronunciation: *a-POK-ri-fuhl*
Origin: Derived from the Greek word apokryphos, meaning hidden or concealed.
Usage :
The story about the king and his magical sword is apocryphal.
There is an apocryphal tale that Shakespeare never went to school.
Synonyms: Unverified
3 Nov, 2026XI A
Circulars & Notices
 - Word Of The Day

Word of the day: Apocryphal (adjective)
Meaning: A story or statement that is widely believed or repeated but is probably false or whose authenticity is doubtful.
Pronunciation: *a-POK-ri-fuhl*
Origin: Derived from the Greek word apokryphos, meaning hidden or concealed.
Usage :
The story about the king and his magical sword is apocryphal.
There is an apocryphal tale that Shakespeare never went to school.
Synonyms: Unverified
3 Nov, 2026XI B
Circulars & Notices
 - Word Of The Day

Word of the day: Apocryphal (adjective)
Meaning: A story or statement that is widely believed or repeated but is probably false or whose authenticity is doubtful.
Pronunciation: *a-POK-ri-fuhl*
Origin: Derived from the Greek word apokryphos, meaning hidden or concealed.
Usage :
The story about the king and his magical sword is apocryphal.
There is an apocryphal tale that Shakespeare never went to school.
Synonyms: Unverified
3 Nov, 2026XI C
Circulars & Notices
 - Word Of The Day

Word of the day: Apocryphal (adjective)
Meaning: A story or statement that is widely believed or repeated but is probably false or whose authenticity is doubtful.
Pronunciation: *a-POK-ri-fuhl*
Origin: Derived from the Greek word apokryphos, meaning hidden or concealed.
Usage :
The story about the king and his magical sword is apocryphal.
There is an apocryphal tale that Shakespeare never went to school.
Synonyms: Unverified
3 Nov, 2026XII A
Circulars & Notices
 - Word Of The Day

Word of the day: Apocryphal (adjective)
Meaning: A story or statement that is widely believed or repeated but is probably false or whose authenticity is doubtful.
Pronunciation: *a-POK-ri-fuhl*
Origin: Derived from the Greek word apokryphos, meaning hidden or concealed.
Usage :
The story about the king and his magical sword is apocryphal.
There is an apocryphal tale that Shakespeare never went to school.
Synonyms: Unverified
3 Nov, 2026XII B
Circulars & Notices
 - Word Of The Day

Word of the day: Apocryphal (adjective)
Meaning: A story or statement that is widely believed or repeated but is probably false or whose authenticity is doubtful.
Pronunciation: *a-POK-ri-fuhl*
Origin: Derived from the Greek word apokryphos, meaning hidden or concealed.
Usage :
The story about the king and his magical sword is apocryphal.
There is an apocryphal tale that Shakespeare never went to school.
Synonyms: Unverified
3 Nov, 2026XII C
Circulars & Notices
 - Word Of The Day

Word of the day: Apocryphal (adjective)
Meaning: A story or statement that is widely believed or repeated but is probably false or whose authenticity is doubtful.
Pronunciation: *a-POK-ri-fuhl*
Origin: Derived from the Greek word apokryphos, meaning hidden or concealed.
Usage :
The story about the king and his magical sword is apocryphal.
There is an apocryphal tale that Shakespeare never went to school.
Synonyms: Unverified
3 Nov, 2026XII A (Math)
Circulars & Notices
 - Word Of The Day

Word of the day: Apocryphal (adjective)
Meaning: A story or statement that is widely believed or repeated but is probably false or whose authenticity is doubtful.
Pronunciation: *a-POK-ri-fuhl*
Origin: Derived from the Greek word apokryphos, meaning hidden or concealed.
Usage :
The story about the king and his magical sword is apocryphal.
There is an apocryphal tale that Shakespeare never went to school.
Synonyms: Unverified
3 Nov, 2026XII A (Biology)
Circulars & Notices
 - Word Of The Day

Word of the day: Apocryphal (adjective)
Meaning: A story or statement that is widely believed or repeated but is probably false or whose authenticity is doubtful.
Pronunciation: *a-POK-ri-fuhl*
Origin: Derived from the Greek word apokryphos, meaning hidden or concealed.
Usage :
The story about the king and his magical sword is apocryphal.
There is an apocryphal tale that Shakespeare never went to school.
Synonyms: Unverified

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