Purpose of APAAR
The main goal of APAAR is to:
– Assess Growth: Measure individual progress over a year.
– Provide Feedback: Offer constructive suggestions to help improve skills and abilities.
– Encourage Development: Motivate individuals to achieve higher goals through self-improvement.

How Does APAAR Work in Schools?
1. Registration: Schools or students are required to register their information in the APAAR system. This includes details like name, designation, academic performance, or any co-curricular contributions.
2. Evaluation: Teachers or evaluators review the progress, behaviour, and achievements of the students or staff over the year.
3. Report Generation: A report is created, highlighting strengths, areas for improvement, and overall performance.

Why is APAAR Registration Important?
– Transparency: Ensures that performance is evaluated fairly and systematically.
– Recognition: Rewards outstanding efforts and motivates others.
– Improvement: Helps identify areas where students or staff need support or additional resources.

How to Register for APAAR?
To register for APAAR in our school:
1. Visit the APAAR Registration Portal on our website.
2. Fill in the required details (name, grade, or role).
3. Submit the form before the deadline.
4. You will receive a confirmation email upon successful registration.

For any queries or assistance with APAAR registration, feel free to contact the school administration. Let’s work together to make this appraisal system a stepping stone for continuous learning and success!

Children go berserk when the first rains hit the ground and before you know they will be out on the street, screaming and shouting, and playing around in the rain. You find out about it only when they return home, drenched and sniffling or even sneezing. Children and rain are inseparable, which is why one of the important ways to keeps them safe is to have children’s rain gear in place. And to take care of your child during the rainy season, you have to make your kids “Monsoon Proof” or at least “Monsoon Ready”.

Monsoon and Health

In the rainy season, the humidity levels in the air increase exponentially which creates an ideal atmosphere for germs and bacteria to develop and grow. This is why it’s easy to catch flu or cold if you are not careful.

There are some tips to say healthy this monsoon:

Drinking Safe Water

Drinking water, even if mildly contaminated can cause serious health problems such as jaundice, flu, etc. Thus, it’s important to drink only from trusted sources. When travelling, carry your mineral water bottle instead of drinking from water served at restaurants/eateries.

Avoiding Street Food

The rainy season can often trigger the craving for hot and spicy street food. However, it’s best to avoid eating from local vendors because of the high chances of contamination. We know that waterborne infection like diarrhoea and food poisoning are common during monsoon. We do not know the kind of water they use, to make food outside. It’s better to give him homemade food. Include hot soups and hot milk in his daily diet.

Washing Hands Frequently

It’s a good habit to wash your hands every time you are about to have a meal. However, this practice must be followed more religiously and frequently during the rainy season.

You might take effective care of your child at home, making sure he washes his hands properly. But at school, the same cannot be always ensured. If he plays around during recess and ends up having lunch without washing his hands properly with soap, you are in for a ton of problems, especially in the monsoons. Get him a small sanitizer which he can keep in his bag. Insist on washing hands but let him know that he can quickly clean them with a few drops from the sanitizer as well.

Keeping Mosquitoes at Bay

During the rainy season, water may get collected in small pools on the street, lawns, terrace, etc. These spots become the breeding ground for the mosquitoes that carry the risk of many serious diseases like dengue and malaria. Thus, proper measures should be taken such as keeping the windows closed, using mosquito repellents if necessary, etc.

Build Immunity

Monsoon is the season for cold, flu and other airborne and water-borne infections. It’s better to build good immunity by giving foods which are rich in vitamin C and other foods which help to boost their immune system.

Even supplements rich in vitamins can be given. All though it’s always better to take them in the form of fruits and vegetables.

Switching to a healthier Diet

This requires some participation from your child as well. Rather than give him money to eat food outside, give him healthy snacks to keep in his bag instead. Advise him to say away from street food and give him tasty alternatives instead. Keep them with you too, when stepping outside with your kid.

Some of the foods that are extremely good during the rainy season include freshly prepared soups, garlic, buttermilk, etc. Similarly, food items like fizzy drinks, deep-fried snacks, etc should be avoided whenever possible.

There are some tips for children to help them to How To Improve Classroom Performance