Circular & Notices

Date	Class	Circular
12 Nov, 2026	V Hope	Circulars & Notices - Word Of The Day Word of the day-Impetus( noun) Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress. Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse. Usage in sentences: 1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder. 2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams. Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
12 Nov, 2026	V Faith	Circulars & Notices - Word Of The Day Word of the day-Impetus( noun) Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress. Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse. Usage in sentences: 1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder. 2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams. Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
12 Nov, 2026	V Kind	Circulars & Notices - Word Of The Day Word of the day-Impetus( noun) Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress. Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse. Usage in sentences: 1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder. 2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams. Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
12 Nov, 2026	V Trust	Circulars & Notices - Word Of The Day Word of the day-Impetus( noun) Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress. Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse. Usage in sentences: 1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder. 2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams. Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
12 Nov, 2026	VI Hope	Circulars & Notices - Word Of The Day Word of the day-Impetus( noun) Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress. Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse. Usage in sentences: 1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder. 2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams. Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
12 Nov, 2026	VI Faith	Circulars & Notices - Word Of The Day Word of the day-Impetus( noun) Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress. Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse. Usage in sentences: 1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder. 2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams. Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
12 Nov, 2026	VI Kind	Circulars & Notices - Word Of The Day Word of the day-Impetus( noun) Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress. Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse. Usage in sentences: 1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder. 2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams. Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
12 Nov, 2026	VI Trust	Circulars & Notices - Word Of The Day Word of the day-Impetus( noun) Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress. Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse. Usage in sentences: 1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder. 2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams. Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
12 Nov, 2026	VI Pride	Circulars & Notices - Word Of The Day Word of the day-Impetus( noun) Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress. Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse. Usage in sentences: 1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder. 2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams. Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
12 Nov, 2026	VII Hope	Circulars & Notices - Word Of The Day Word of the day-Impetus( noun) Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress. Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse. Usage in sentences: 1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder. 2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams. Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
12 Nov, 2026	VII Faith	Circulars & Notices - Word Of The Day Word of the day-Impetus( noun) Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress. Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse. Usage in sentences: 1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder. 2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams. Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
12 Nov, 2026	VII Kind	Circulars & Notices - Word Of The Day Word of the day-Impetus( noun) Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress. Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse. Usage in sentences: 1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder. 2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams. Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
12 Nov, 2026	VII Trust	Circulars & Notices - Word Of The Day Word of the day-Impetus( noun) Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress. Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse. Usage in sentences: 1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder. 2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams. Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
12 Nov, 2026	VII Pride	Circulars & Notices - Word Of The Day Word of the day-Impetus( noun) Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress. Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse. Usage in sentences: 1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder. 2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams. Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
12 Nov, 2026	VIII Hope	Circulars & Notices - Word Of The Day Word of the day-Impetus( noun) Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress. Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse. Usage in sentences: 1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder. 2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams. Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
12 Nov, 2026	VIII Faith	Circulars & Notices - Word Of The Day Word of the day-Impetus( noun) Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress. Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse. Usage in sentences: 1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder. 2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams. Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
12 Nov, 2026	VIII Kind	Circulars & Notices - Word Of The Day Word of the day-Impetus( noun) Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress. Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse. Usage in sentences: 1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder. 2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams. Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
12 Nov, 2026	VIII Trust	Circulars & Notices - Word Of The Day Word of the day-Impetus( noun) Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress. Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse. Usage in sentences: 1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder. 2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams. Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
12 Nov, 2026	IX Hope	Circulars & Notices - Word Of The Day Word of the day-Impetus( noun) Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress. Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse. Usage in sentences: 1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder. 2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams. Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
12 Nov, 2026	IX Faith	Circulars & Notices - Word Of The Day Word of the day-Impetus( noun) Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress. Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse. Usage in sentences: 1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder. 2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams. Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
12 Nov, 2026	IX Kind	Circulars & Notices - Compliance- Student Grooming and Uniform Standards Dear Parents, This is a reminder for compliance with school standards for uniform and personal grooming. 1. Hair- Boys: Students with hair falling over the forehead must get a proper haircut within 2 working days. 2. Hair- Girls: Hair should be neatly tied/ pleated as per school norms. No loose hair will be permitted. 3. Uniform: Proper, complete school uniform is compulsory for all students. No relaxation will be granted. We request that you take the required action in this regard at the earliest. Regards, Class Teacher
12 Nov, 2026	IX Kind	Circulars & Notices - Word Of The Day Word of the day-Impetus( noun) Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress. Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse. Usage in sentences: 1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder. 2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams. Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
12 Nov, 2026	IX Trust	Circulars & Notices - Word Of The Day Word of the day-Impetus( noun) Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress. Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse. Usage in sentences: 1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder. 2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams. Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
12 Nov, 2026	X Hope	Circulars & Notices - Weekly Test Syllabus Dear students Kindly revise the syllabus for tomorrow weekly test Reading Comprehension Writing- Letter based on a given situation/Analytical Paragraph Grammar - Reported Speech and Modals Literature First Flight Ch- Madam Rides the Bus Ch- The Sermon at Benaras Poem - The Tale of Custard the Dragon Footprints without Feet Ch- Footprints without Feet Ch- The Making of a Scientist Regards English Teacher
12 Nov, 2026	X Hope	Circulars & Notices - Word Of The Day Word of the day-Impetus( noun) Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress. Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse. Usage in sentences: 1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder. 2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams. Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
12 Nov, 2026	X Faith	Circulars & Notices - Word Of The Day Word of the day-Impetus( noun) Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress. Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse. Usage in sentences: 1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder. 2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams. Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
12 Nov, 2026	X Trust	Circulars & Notices - Weekly Test Syllabus Dear students Kindly revise the syllabus for tomorrow weekly test Reading Comprehension Writing- Letter based on a given situation/Analytical Paragraph Grammar - Reported Speech and Modals Literature First Flight Ch- Madam Rides the Bus Ch- The Sermon at Benaras Poem - The Tale of Custard the Dragon Footprints without Feet Ch- Footprints without Feet Ch- The Making of a Scientist Regards English Teacher
12 Nov, 2026	X Trust	Circulars & Notices - Word Of The Day Word of the day-Impetus( noun) Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress. Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse. Usage in sentences: 1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder. 2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams. Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
12 Nov, 2026	XI A	Circulars & Notices - Word Of The Day Word of the day-Impetus( noun) Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress. Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse. Usage in sentences: 1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder. 2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams. Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
12 Nov, 2026	XI B	Circulars & Notices - Word Of The Day Word of the day-Impetus( noun) Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress. Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse. Usage in sentences: 1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder. 2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams. Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
12 Nov, 2026	XI C	Circulars & Notices - Word Of The Day Word of the day-Impetus( noun) Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress. Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse. Usage in sentences: 1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder. 2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams. Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
12 Nov, 2026	XII A	Circulars & Notices - Word Of The Day Word of the day-Impetus( noun) Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress. Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse. Usage in sentences: 1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder. 2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams. Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
12 Nov, 2026	XII B	Circulars & Notices - Word Of The Day Word of the day-Impetus( noun) Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress. Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse. Usage in sentences: 1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder. 2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams. Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
12 Nov, 2026	XII C	Circulars & Notices - Word Of The Day Word of the day-Impetus( noun) Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress. Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse. Usage in sentences: 1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder. 2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams. Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
12 Nov, 2026	XII A (Math)	Circulars & Notices - Word Of The Day Word of the day-Impetus( noun) Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress. Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse. Usage in sentences: 1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder. 2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams. Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
12 Nov, 2026	XII A (Biology)	Circulars & Notices - Word Of The Day Word of the day-Impetus( noun) Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress. Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse. Usage in sentences: 1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder. 2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams. Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.

Date

Class

Circular

12 Nov, 2026

V Hope

Circulars & Notices
- Word Of The Day

Word of the day-Impetus( noun)

Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.

Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs

Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.

Usage in sentences:

1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.

2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.

Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.

12 Nov, 2026

V Faith

Circulars & Notices
- Word Of The Day

Word of the day-Impetus( noun)

Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.

Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs

Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.

Usage in sentences:

1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.

2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.

Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.

12 Nov, 2026

V Kind

Circulars & Notices
- Word Of The Day

Word of the day-Impetus( noun)

Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.

Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs

Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.

Usage in sentences:

1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.

2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.

Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.

12 Nov, 2026

V Trust

Circulars & Notices
- Word Of The Day

Word of the day-Impetus( noun)

Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.

Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs

Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.

Usage in sentences:

1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.

2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.

Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.

12 Nov, 2026

VI Hope

Circulars & Notices
- Word Of The Day

Word of the day-Impetus( noun)

Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.

Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs

Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.

Usage in sentences:

1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.

2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.

Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.

12 Nov, 2026

VI Faith

Circulars & Notices
- Word Of The Day

Word of the day-Impetus( noun)

Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.

Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs

Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.

Usage in sentences:

1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.

2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.

Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.

12 Nov, 2026

VI Kind

Circulars & Notices
- Word Of The Day

Word of the day-Impetus( noun)

Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.

Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs

Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.

Usage in sentences:

1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.

2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.

Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.

12 Nov, 2026

VI Trust

Circulars & Notices
- Word Of The Day

Word of the day-Impetus( noun)

Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.

Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs

Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.

Usage in sentences:

1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.

2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.

Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.

12 Nov, 2026

VI Pride

Circulars & Notices
- Word Of The Day

Word of the day-Impetus( noun)

Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.

Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs

Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.

Usage in sentences:

1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.

2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.

Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.

12 Nov, 2026

VII Hope

Circulars & Notices
- Word Of The Day

Word of the day-Impetus( noun)

Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.

Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs

Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.

Usage in sentences:

1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.

2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.

Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.

12 Nov, 2026

VII Faith

Circulars & Notices
- Word Of The Day

Word of the day-Impetus( noun)

Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.

Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs

Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.

Usage in sentences:

1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.

2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.

Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.

12 Nov, 2026

VII Kind

Circulars & Notices
- Word Of The Day

Word of the day-Impetus( noun)

Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.

Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs

Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.

Usage in sentences:

1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.

2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.

Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.

12 Nov, 2026

VII Trust

Circulars & Notices
- Word Of The Day

Word of the day-Impetus( noun)

Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.

Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs

Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.

Usage in sentences:

1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.

2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.

Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.

12 Nov, 2026

VII Pride

Circulars & Notices
- Word Of The Day

Word of the day-Impetus( noun)

Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.

Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs

Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.

Usage in sentences:

1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.

2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.

Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.

12 Nov, 2026

VIII Hope

Circulars & Notices
- Word Of The Day

Word of the day-Impetus( noun)

Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.

Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs

Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.

Usage in sentences:

1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.

2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.

Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.

12 Nov, 2026

VIII Faith

Circulars & Notices
- Word Of The Day

Word of the day-Impetus( noun)

Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.

Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs

Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.

Usage in sentences:

1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.

2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.

Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.

12 Nov, 2026

VIII Kind

Circulars & Notices
- Word Of The Day

Word of the day-Impetus( noun)

Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.

Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs

Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.

Usage in sentences:

1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.

2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.

Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.

12 Nov, 2026

VIII Trust

Circulars & Notices
- Word Of The Day

Word of the day-Impetus( noun)

Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.

Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs

Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.

Usage in sentences:

1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.

2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.

Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.

12 Nov, 2026

IX Hope

Circulars & Notices
- Word Of The Day

Word of the day-Impetus( noun)

Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.

Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs

Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.

Usage in sentences:

1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.

2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.

Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.

12 Nov, 2026

IX Faith

Circulars & Notices
- Word Of The Day

Word of the day-Impetus( noun)

Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.

Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs

Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.

Usage in sentences:

1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.

2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.

Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.

12 Nov, 2026

IX Kind

Circulars & Notices
- Compliance- Student Grooming and Uniform Standards

Dear Parents,

This is a reminder for compliance with school standards for uniform and personal grooming.

1. Hair- Boys: Students with hair falling over the forehead must get a proper haircut within 2 working days.

2. Hair- Girls: Hair should be neatly tied/ pleated as per school norms. No loose hair will be permitted.

3. Uniform: Proper, complete school uniform is compulsory for all students. No relaxation will be granted.

We request that you take the required action in this regard at the earliest.

Regards,

Class Teacher

12 Nov, 2026

IX Kind

Circulars & Notices
- Word Of The Day

Word of the day-Impetus( noun)

Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.

Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs

Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.

Usage in sentences:

1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.

2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.

Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.

12 Nov, 2026

IX Trust

Circulars & Notices
- Word Of The Day

Word of the day-Impetus( noun)

Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.

Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs

Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.

Usage in sentences:

1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.

2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.

Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.

12 Nov, 2026

X Hope

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- Weekly Test Syllabus

Dear students

Kindly revise the syllabus for tomorrow weekly test

Reading Comprehension

Writing- Letter based on a given situation/Analytical Paragraph

Grammar - Reported Speech and Modals

Literature

First Flight

Ch- Madam Rides the Bus

Ch- The Sermon at Benaras

Poem - The Tale of Custard the Dragon

Footprints without Feet

Ch- Footprints without Feet

Ch- The Making of a Scientist

Regards

English Teacher

12 Nov, 2026

X Hope

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- Word Of The Day

Word of the day-Impetus( noun)

Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.

Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs

Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.

Usage in sentences:

1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.

2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.

Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.

12 Nov, 2026

X Faith

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- Word Of The Day

Word of the day-Impetus( noun)

Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.

Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs

Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.

Usage in sentences:

1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.

2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.

Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.

12 Nov, 2026

X Trust

Circulars & Notices
- Weekly Test Syllabus

Dear students

Kindly revise the syllabus for tomorrow weekly test

Reading Comprehension

Writing- Letter based on a given situation/Analytical Paragraph

Grammar - Reported Speech and Modals

Literature

First Flight

Ch- Madam Rides the Bus

Ch- The Sermon at Benaras

Poem - The Tale of Custard the Dragon

Footprints without Feet

Ch- Footprints without Feet

Ch- The Making of a Scientist

Regards

English Teacher

12 Nov, 2026

X Trust

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- Word Of The Day

Word of the day-Impetus( noun)

Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.

Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs

Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.

Usage in sentences:

1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.

2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.

Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.

12 Nov, 2026

XI A

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- Word Of The Day

Word of the day-Impetus( noun)

Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.

Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs

Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.

Usage in sentences:

1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.

2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.

Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.

12 Nov, 2026

XI B

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- Word Of The Day

Word of the day-Impetus( noun)

Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.

Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs

Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.

Usage in sentences:

1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.

2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.

Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.

12 Nov, 2026

XI C

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- Word Of The Day

Word of the day-Impetus( noun)

Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.

Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs

Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.

Usage in sentences:

1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.

2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.

Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.

12 Nov, 2026

XII A

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- Word Of The Day

Word of the day-Impetus( noun)

Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.

Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs

Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.

Usage in sentences:

1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.

2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.

Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.

12 Nov, 2026

XII B

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- Word Of The Day

Word of the day-Impetus( noun)

Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.

Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs

Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.

Usage in sentences:

1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.

2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.

Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.

12 Nov, 2026

XII C

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- Word Of The Day

Word of the day-Impetus( noun)

Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.

Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs

Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.

Usage in sentences:

1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.

2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.

Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.

12 Nov, 2026

XII A (Math)

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- Word Of The Day

Word of the day-Impetus( noun)

Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.

Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs

Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.

Usage in sentences:

1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.

2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.

Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.

12 Nov, 2026

XII A (Biology)

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- Word Of The Day

Word of the day-Impetus( noun)

Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.

Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs

Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.

Usage in sentences:

1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.

2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.

Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.