| Date | Class | Circular |
| 4 Nov, 2026 | UKG Cuckoo |
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November Monthly Planner
Dear Parents,
Please find attached the November Monthly Planner and Practice worksheet for your reference.
Regards,
Class Teacher
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| 4 Nov, 2026 | V Hope |
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Word of the Day
Word of the day- Garner (verb)
Meaning: To collect, gather or accumulate something, especially praise, support, attention or recognition.
Pronunciation: GAH-nuh
Origin: Derived from Old French gernier, meaning a granary or storehouse.
Usage in sentences:
The student garnered appreciation for her excellent performance.
The young author garnered widespread recognition for her first book.
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| 4 Nov, 2026 | V Faith |
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Word of the Day
Word of the day- Garner (verb)
Meaning: To collect, gather or accumulate something, especially praise, support, attention or recognition.
Pronunciation: GAH-nuh
Origin: Derived from Old French gernier, meaning a granary or storehouse.
Usage in sentences:
The student garnered appreciation for her excellent performance.
The young author garnered widespread recognition for her first book.
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| 4 Nov, 2026 | V Kind |
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Word of the Day
Word of the day- Garner (verb)
Meaning: To collect, gather or accumulate something, especially praise, support, attention or recognition.
Pronunciation: GAH-nuh
Origin: Derived from Old French gernier, meaning a granary or storehouse.
Usage in sentences:
The student garnered appreciation for her excellent performance.
The young author garnered widespread recognition for her first book.
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| 4 Nov, 2026 | V Trust |
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Word of the Day
Word of the day- Garner (verb)
Meaning: To collect, gather or accumulate something, especially praise, support, attention or recognition.
Pronunciation: GAH-nuh
Origin: Derived from Old French gernier, meaning a granary or storehouse.
Usage in sentences:
The student garnered appreciation for her excellent performance.
The young author garnered widespread recognition for her first book.
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| 4 Nov, 2026 | VI Hope |
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Word of the Day
Word of the day- Garner (verb)
Meaning: To collect, gather or accumulate something, especially praise, support, attention or recognition.
Pronunciation: GAH-nuh
Origin: Derived from Old French gernier, meaning a granary or storehouse.
Usage in sentences:
The student garnered appreciation for her excellent performance.
The young author garnered widespread recognition for her first book.
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| 4 Nov, 2026 | VI Faith |
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Word of the Day
Word of the day- Garner (verb)
Meaning: To collect, gather or accumulate something, especially praise, support, attention or recognition.
Pronunciation: GAH-nuh
Origin: Derived from Old French gernier, meaning a granary or storehouse.
Usage in sentences:
The student garnered appreciation for her excellent performance.
The young author garnered widespread recognition for her first book.
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| 4 Nov, 2026 | VI Kind |
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Word of the Day
Word of the day- Garner (verb)
Meaning: To collect, gather or accumulate something, especially praise, support, attention or recognition.
Pronunciation: GAH-nuh
Origin: Derived from Old French gernier, meaning a granary or storehouse.
Usage in sentences:
The student garnered appreciation for her excellent performance.
The young author garnered widespread recognition for her first book.
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| 4 Nov, 2026 | VI Trust |
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Word of the Day
Word of the day- Garner (verb)
Meaning: To collect, gather or accumulate something, especially praise, support, attention or recognition.
Pronunciation: GAH-nuh
Origin: Derived from Old French gernier, meaning a granary or storehouse.
Usage in sentences:
The student garnered appreciation for her excellent performance.
The young author garnered widespread recognition for her first book.
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| 4 Nov, 2026 | VI Pride |
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Word of the Day
Word of the day- Garner (verb)
Meaning: To collect, gather or accumulate something, especially praise, support, attention or recognition.
Pronunciation: GAH-nuh
Origin: Derived from Old French gernier, meaning a granary or storehouse.
Usage in sentences:
The student garnered appreciation for her excellent performance.
The young author garnered widespread recognition for her first book.
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| 4 Nov, 2026 | VII Hope |
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Word of the Day
Word of the day- Garner (verb)
Meaning: To collect, gather or accumulate something, especially praise, support, attention or recognition.
Pronunciation: GAH-nuh
Origin: Derived from Old French gernier, meaning a granary or storehouse.
Usage in sentences:
The student garnered appreciation for her excellent performance.
The young author garnered widespread recognition for her first book.
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| 4 Nov, 2026 | VII Faith |
Circulars & Notices
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Word of the Day
Word of the day- Garner (verb)
Meaning: To collect, gather or accumulate something, especially praise, support, attention or recognition.
Pronunciation: GAH-nuh
Origin: Derived from Old French gernier, meaning a granary or storehouse.
Usage in sentences:
The student garnered appreciation for her excellent performance.
The young author garnered widespread recognition for her first book.
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| 4 Nov, 2026 | VII Kind |
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Word of the Day
Word of the day- Garner (verb)
Meaning: To collect, gather or accumulate something, especially praise, support, attention or recognition.
Pronunciation: GAH-nuh
Origin: Derived from Old French gernier, meaning a granary or storehouse.
Usage in sentences:
The student garnered appreciation for her excellent performance.
The young author garnered widespread recognition for her first book.
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| 4 Nov, 2026 | VII Trust |
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Word of the Day
Word of the day- Garner (verb)
Meaning: To collect, gather or accumulate something, especially praise, support, attention or recognition.
Pronunciation: GAH-nuh
Origin: Derived from Old French gernier, meaning a granary or storehouse.
Usage in sentences:
The student garnered appreciation for her excellent performance.
The young author garnered widespread recognition for her first book.
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| 4 Nov, 2026 | VII Pride |
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Word of the Day
Word of the day- Garner (verb)
Meaning: To collect, gather or accumulate something, especially praise, support, attention or recognition.
Pronunciation: GAH-nuh
Origin: Derived from Old French gernier, meaning a granary or storehouse.
Usage in sentences:
The student garnered appreciation for her excellent performance.
The young author garnered widespread recognition for her first book.
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| 4 Nov, 2026 | VIII Hope |
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Word of the Day
Word of the day- Garner (verb)
Meaning: To collect, gather or accumulate something, especially praise, support, attention or recognition.
Pronunciation: GAH-nuh
Origin: Derived from Old French gernier, meaning a granary or storehouse.
Usage in sentences:
The student garnered appreciation for her excellent performance.
The young author garnered widespread recognition for her first book.
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| 4 Nov, 2026 | VIII Faith |
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TIME TABLE
TIME TABLE FOR THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER.
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| 4 Nov, 2026 | VIII Faith |
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Activity - Area and Perimeter
ART INTEGRATION ACTIVITY
Grade: VIII | Subject: Mathematics
Chapter: Mensuration
Activity: Diwali Geometrical Rangoli – Exploring Area and Perimeter
Submission Date: Tomorrow, 5 November 2026
Dear Students,
As Diwali is approaching, let us celebrate the festival of lights by integrating Mathematics with the beautiful Indian tradition of Rangoli!
Create a colourful and symmetrical Diwali-themed geometrical rangoli using different geometrical shapes and explore the practical application of Mensuration.
1. Objectives
* To create a symmetrical Diwali-themed rangoli.
* To identify geometrical shapes and calculate their area and perimeter.
* To develop creativity, spatial understanding and mathematical skills.
* To appreciate the cultural significance of Rangoli.
2. Learning Outcomes
Students will be able to:
* Construct symmetrical designs using geometrical shapes.
* Apply mensuration formulae accurately.
* Relate Mathematics to art, culture and everyday life.
3. Materials Required
A3 sheet/chart paper/paper plate, pencil, ruler, compass, protractor and colours.
4. Instructions
* Draw a large circle and mark its centre.
* Divide it into 4, 6, 8 or 12 equal sections.
* Create a symmetrical Diwali rangoli using at least four geometrical shapes such as circles, triangles, squares, rectangles, trapeziums or rhombuses.
* Incorporate festive motifs such as diyas, flowers and stars.
* Measure and label the dimensions of the shapes used.
* Decorate your rangoli creatively using vibrant Diwali colours.
* Calculate the area and perimeter/circumference of the shapes using appropriate formulae.
* Write the formulae and calculations neatly on the same sheet or on a separate page.
5. Submission Requirements
* One completed and decorated Diwali-themed geometrical rangoli.
* Clearly labelled dimensions, formulae and calculations.
* Neat, creative, symmetrical and mathematically accurate work.
Submission Deadline: Tomorrow, 5 November 2026.
Let your creativity shine
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| 4 Nov, 2026 | VIII Faith |
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Word of the Day
Word of the day- Garner (verb)
Meaning: To collect, gather or accumulate something, especially praise, support, attention or recognition.
Pronunciation: GAH-nuh
Origin: Derived from Old French gernier, meaning a granary or storehouse.
Usage in sentences:
The student garnered appreciation for her excellent performance.
The young author garnered widespread recognition for her first book.
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| 4 Nov, 2026 | VIII Kind |
Circulars & Notices
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Word of the Day
Word of the day- Garner (verb)
Meaning: To collect, gather or accumulate something, especially praise, support, attention or recognition.
Pronunciation: GAH-nuh
Origin: Derived from Old French gernier, meaning a granary or storehouse.
Usage in sentences:
The student garnered appreciation for her excellent performance.
The young author garnered widespread recognition for her first book.
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| 4 Nov, 2026 | VIII Trust |
Circulars & Notices
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Activity - Area and Perimeter
ART INTEGRATION ACTIVITY
Grade: VIII | Subject: Mathematics
Chapter: Mensuration
Activity: Diwali Geometrical Rangoli – Exploring Area and Perimeter
Submission Date: Tomorrow, 5 November 2026
Dear Students,
As Diwali is approaching, let us celebrate the festival of lights by integrating Mathematics with the beautiful Indian tradition of Rangoli!
Create a colourful and symmetrical Diwali-themed geometrical rangoli using different geometrical shapes and explore the practical application of Mensuration.
1. Objectives
* To create a symmetrical Diwali-themed rangoli.
* To identify geometrical shapes and calculate their area and perimeter.
* To develop creativity, spatial understanding and mathematical skills.
* To appreciate the cultural significance of Rangoli.
2. Learning Outcomes
Students will be able to:
* Construct symmetrical designs using geometrical shapes.
* Apply mensuration formulae accurately.
* Relate Mathematics to art, culture and everyday life.
3. Materials Required
A3 sheet/chart paper/paper plate, pencil, ruler, compass, protractor and colours.
4. Instructions
* Draw a large circle and mark its centre.
* Divide it into 4, 6, 8 or 12 equal sections.
* Create a symmetrical Diwali rangoli using at least four geometrical shapes such as circles, triangles, squares, rectangles, trapeziums or rhombuses.
* Incorporate festive motifs such as diyas, flowers and stars.
* Measure and label the dimensions of the shapes used.
* Decorate your rangoli creatively using vibrant Diwali colours.
* Calculate the area and perimeter/circumference of the shapes using appropriate formulae.
* Write the formulae and calculations neatly on the same sheet or on a separate page.
5. Submission Requirements
* One completed and decorated Diwali-themed geometrical rangoli.
* Clearly labelled dimensions, formulae and calculations.
* Neat, creative, symmetrical and mathematically accurate work.
Submission Deadline: Tomorrow, 5 November 2026.
Let your creativity shine
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| 4 Nov, 2026 | VIII Trust |
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Word of the Day
Word of the day- Garner (verb)
Meaning: To collect, gather or accumulate something, especially praise, support, attention or recognition.
Pronunciation: GAH-nuh
Origin: Derived from Old French gernier, meaning a granary or storehouse.
Usage in sentences:
The student garnered appreciation for her excellent performance.
The young author garnered widespread recognition for her first book.
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| 4 Nov, 2026 | IX Hope |
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Word of the Day
Word of the day- Garner (verb)
Meaning: To collect, gather or accumulate something, especially praise, support, attention or recognition.
Pronunciation: GAH-nuh
Origin: Derived from Old French gernier, meaning a granary or storehouse.
Usage in sentences:
The student garnered appreciation for her excellent performance.
The young author garnered widespread recognition for her first book.
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| 4 Nov, 2026 | IX Faith |
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Word of the Day
Word of the day- Garner (verb)
Meaning: To collect, gather or accumulate something, especially praise, support, attention or recognition.
Pronunciation: GAH-nuh
Origin: Derived from Old French gernier, meaning a granary or storehouse.
Usage in sentences:
The student garnered appreciation for her excellent performance.
The young author garnered widespread recognition for her first book.
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| 4 Nov, 2026 | IX Kind |
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Word of the Day
Word of the day- Garner (verb)
Meaning: To collect, gather or accumulate something, especially praise, support, attention or recognition.
Pronunciation: GAH-nuh
Origin: Derived from Old French gernier, meaning a granary or storehouse.
Usage in sentences:
The student garnered appreciation for her excellent performance.
The young author garnered widespread recognition for her first book.
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| 4 Nov, 2026 | IX Trust |
Circulars & Notices
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Word of the Day
Word of the day- Garner (verb)
Meaning: To collect, gather or accumulate something, especially praise, support, attention or recognition.
Pronunciation: GAH-nuh
Origin: Derived from Old French gernier, meaning a granary or storehouse.
Usage in sentences:
The student garnered appreciation for her excellent performance.
The young author garnered widespread recognition for her first book.
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| 4 Nov, 2026 | X Hope |
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Pre - board 1 syllabus
Dear Parents,
Please find the attached Pre - board 1 syllabus.
Regards
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| 4 Nov, 2026 | X Hope |
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Word of the Day
Word of the day- Garner (verb)
Meaning: To collect, gather or accumulate something, especially praise, support, attention or recognition.
Pronunciation: GAH-nuh
Origin: Derived from Old French gernier, meaning a granary or storehouse.
Usage in sentences:
The student garnered appreciation for her excellent performance.
The young author garnered widespread recognition for her first book.
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| 4 Nov, 2026 | X Faith |
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Pre - board 1 syllabus
Dear Parents,
Please find the attached Pre - board 1 syllabus.
Regards
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| 4 Nov, 2026 | X Faith |
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Word of the Day
Word of the day- Garner (verb)
Meaning: To collect, gather or accumulate something, especially praise, support, attention or recognition.
Pronunciation: GAH-nuh
Origin: Derived from Old French gernier, meaning a granary or storehouse.
Usage in sentences:
The student garnered appreciation for her excellent performance.
The young author garnered widespread recognition for her first book.
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| 4 Nov, 2026 | X Trust |
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Pre - board 1 syllabus
Dear Parents,
Please find the attached Pre - board 1 syllabus.
Regards
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| 4 Nov, 2026 | X Trust |
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Word of the Day
Word of the day- Garner (verb)
Meaning: To collect, gather or accumulate something, especially praise, support, attention or recognition.
Pronunciation: GAH-nuh
Origin: Derived from Old French gernier, meaning a granary or storehouse.
Usage in sentences:
The student garnered appreciation for her excellent performance.
The young author garnered widespread recognition for her first book.
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| 4 Nov, 2026 | XI A |
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Word of the Day
Word of the day- Garner (verb)
Meaning: To collect, gather or accumulate something, especially praise, support, attention or recognition.
Pronunciation: GAH-nuh
Origin: Derived from Old French gernier, meaning a granary or storehouse.
Usage in sentences:
The student garnered appreciation for her excellent performance.
The young author garnered widespread recognition for her first book.
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| 4 Nov, 2026 | XI B |
Circulars & Notices
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Word of the Day
Word of the day- Garner (verb)
Meaning: To collect, gather or accumulate something, especially praise, support, attention or recognition.
Pronunciation: GAH-nuh
Origin: Derived from Old French gernier, meaning a granary or storehouse.
Usage in sentences:
The student garnered appreciation for her excellent performance.
The young author garnered widespread recognition for her first book.
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| 4 Nov, 2026 | XI C |
Circulars & Notices
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Word of the Day
Word of the day- Garner (verb)
Meaning: To collect, gather or accumulate something, especially praise, support, attention or recognition.
Pronunciation: GAH-nuh
Origin: Derived from Old French gernier, meaning a granary or storehouse.
Usage in sentences:
The student garnered appreciation for her excellent performance.
The young author garnered widespread recognition for her first book.
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| 4 Nov, 2026 | XII A |
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Word of the Day
Word of the day- Garner (verb)
Meaning: To collect, gather or accumulate something, especially praise, support, attention or recognition.
Pronunciation: GAH-nuh
Origin: Derived from Old French gernier, meaning a granary or storehouse.
Usage in sentences:
The student garnered appreciation for her excellent performance.
The young author garnered widespread recognition for her first book.
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| 4 Nov, 2026 | XII B |
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Pre board 1 syllabus
Dear Parents,
Please find the attached Pre - board 1 syllabus.
Regards
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| 4 Nov, 2026 | XII B |
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Word of the Day
Word of the day- Garner (verb)
Meaning: To collect, gather or accumulate something, especially praise, support, attention or recognition.
Pronunciation: GAH-nuh
Origin: Derived from Old French gernier, meaning a granary or storehouse.
Usage in sentences:
The student garnered appreciation for her excellent performance.
The young author garnered widespread recognition for her first book.
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| 4 Nov, 2026 | XII C |
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Pre - board 1 syllabus.
Dear Parents,
Please find the attached Pre - board 1 syllabus.
Regards
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| 4 Nov, 2026 | XII C |
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Word of the Day
Word of the day- Garner (verb)
Meaning: To collect, gather or accumulate something, especially praise, support, attention or recognition.
Pronunciation: GAH-nuh
Origin: Derived from Old French gernier, meaning a granary or storehouse.
Usage in sentences:
The student garnered appreciation for her excellent performance.
The young author garnered widespread recognition for her first book.
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| 4 Nov, 2026 | XII A (Math) |
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Pre board 1 syllabus
Dear Parents,
Please find the attached Pre - board 1 syllabus.
Regards
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| 4 Nov, 2026 | XII A (Math) |
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Word of the Day
Word of the day- Garner (verb)
Meaning: To collect, gather or accumulate something, especially praise, support, attention or recognition.
Pronunciation: GAH-nuh
Origin: Derived from Old French gernier, meaning a granary or storehouse.
Usage in sentences:
The student garnered appreciation for her excellent performance.
The young author garnered widespread recognition for her first book.
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| 4 Nov, 2026 | XII A (Biology) |
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Pre board 1 syllabus
Dear Parents,
Please find the attached Pre - board 1 syllabus.
Regards
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| 4 Nov, 2026 | XII A (Biology) |
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Word of the Day
Word of the day- Garner (verb)
Meaning: To collect, gather or accumulate something, especially praise, support, attention or recognition.
Pronunciation: GAH-nuh
Origin: Derived from Old French gernier, meaning a granary or storehouse.
Usage in sentences:
The student garnered appreciation for her excellent performance.
The young author garnered widespread recognition for her first book.
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| 3 Nov, 2026 | Nur Daisy |
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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
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| 3 Nov, 2026 | Nur Poppy |
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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
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| 3 Nov, 2026 | KG Dove |
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Monthly Planner and worksheets
Dear Parents
PFA of November month planner and worksheets.
Regards
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| 3 Nov, 2026 | KG Flamingo |
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November planner and worksheets
Dear Parents,
Please find attached the monthly planner and worksheets for the month of November.
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| 3 Nov, 2026 | KG Sparrow |
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Monthly planner - November
Dear Parent,
Kindly refer attached monthly planner and worksheets for November month.
Regards,
CT
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| 3 Nov, 2026 | UKG Kiwi |
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Monthly Planner - November
Dear Parents,
Please find attached the planner for the month of November.
Regards,
Class Teacher
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| 3 Nov, 2026 | UKG Puffin |
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Monthly Planner
Dear Parents
Please find the attached planner and worksheet for the month of November.
Regards
CT
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| 3 Nov, 2026 | UKG Magpie |
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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
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| 3 Nov, 2026 | I Respect |
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November Planner
Dear Parent
PFA,
Regards
Class Teacher
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| 3 Nov, 2026 | I Honesty |
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November Planner
Dear Parent
PFA,
Regards
Class Teacher
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| 3 Nov, 2026 | I Compassion |
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November Planner
Dear Parent
PFA,
Regards
Class Teacher
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| 3 Nov, 2026 | I Gratitude |
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November Planner
Dear Parent
PFA,
Regards
Class Teacher
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| 3 Nov, 2026 | V Hope |
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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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| 3 Nov, 2026 | V Hope |
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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.
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| 3 Nov, 2026 | V Faith |
Circulars & Notices
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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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| 3 Nov, 2026 | V Faith |
Circulars & Notices
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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.
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| 3 Nov, 2026 | V Kind |
Circulars & Notices
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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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| 3 Nov, 2026 | V Trust |
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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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| 3 Nov, 2026 | VI Hope |
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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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| 3 Nov, 2026 | VI Faith |
Circulars & Notices
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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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| 3 Nov, 2026 | VI Faith |
Circulars & Notices
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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.
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| 3 Nov, 2026 | VI Kind |
Circulars & Notices
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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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| 3 Nov, 2026 | VI Trust |
Circulars & Notices
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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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| 3 Nov, 2026 | VI Trust |
Circulars & Notices
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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.
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| 3 Nov, 2026 | VI Pride |
Circulars & Notices
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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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| 3 Nov, 2026 | VII Hope |
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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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| 3 Nov, 2026 | VII Faith |
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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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| 3 Nov, 2026 | VII Kind |
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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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| 3 Nov, 2026 | VII Trust |
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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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| 3 Nov, 2026 | VII Pride |
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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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| 3 Nov, 2026 | VII Pride |
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Those whose Hindi Grammar or Literature notebooks have not been checked are requested to bring their notebooks tomorrow without fail.
Thank you.
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| 3 Nov, 2026 | VIII Hope |
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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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| 3 Nov, 2026 | VIII Faith |
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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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| 3 Nov, 2026 | VIII Kind |
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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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| 3 Nov, 2026 | VIII Trust |
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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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| 3 Nov, 2026 | IX Hope |
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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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| 3 Nov, 2026 | IX Faith |
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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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| 3 Nov, 2026 | IX Kind |
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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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| 3 Nov, 2026 | IX Trust |
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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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| 3 Nov, 2026 | X Hope |
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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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| 3 Nov, 2026 | X Faith |
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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)
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| 3 Nov, 2026 | X Faith |
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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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| 3 Nov, 2026 | X Trust |
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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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| 3 Nov, 2026 | XI A |
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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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| 3 Nov, 2026 | XI B |
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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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| 3 Nov, 2026 | XI C |
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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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| 3 Nov, 2026 | XII A |
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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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| 3 Nov, 2026 | XII B |
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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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| 3 Nov, 2026 | XII C |
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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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| 3 Nov, 2026 | XII A (Math) |
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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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| 3 Nov, 2026 | XII A (Biology) |
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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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