The Power "That will have its rise from here will flood the whole world and turn the course of men's life into different channels". Swamiji's plan for action through education for 'karmayagna' is fourfold - relief and rehabilitation, health and hygiene, education and spiritual service.
The wave of Swamiji's words reached this tribal, rural, economically backward, under-developed remote area which though flanked by three distant rivers, remained spiritually parched. This small area with its man farming materials and their farming instruments had a fresh a lease of life with the setting up of Ramakrishna Vivekananda International English High Schoo, started in the year 1999 up to class IV in a wretched house with rendering selfless service to the poor and needy students.
Shibu Ranjan Khan, the founding President initiated massive programmes under the able guidance of Swami Krishnananda Maharaj of Sakchi Ramakrishna Mission and a batch of saffron clad sacred souls was carried forward with a missionary zeal through socialization, participation in humanitarian activities, intensive interaction with people around and dissemination of education. Later the school was upgraded to class V, VI, VII and VIII and was granted 'recognition' of Jharkhand Human Resources and Development. In the year 2014 the school was again upgraded to obtain affiliation from ICSE, New Delhi for Day cum residential School which today became a premier institution for academic excellence with man making and character building as the sole objective. With Swami Natarajananda Maharaj and Swami Paratattwananda Maharaj of Ramakrishna Math, Ghatsila and Swami Amritarupananda as the trendsetters, there was active involvement and dedicated service of monks.
Thus there was a unique blend of two parallel streams of activities - propagation of Holy Trio's message and extension of education through various programmes. In course of time it flourished into a pioneering institution in this region.
In course of time when necessity arose to impart new edge education for the next generation with the growing demand of the 'learning society' at large and horizontal expansion in all the dimensions, the school was subsequently transformed to a spacious and sprawling land with amiable ambience which though initially brown and barren turned into a lush green place punctuated with lawns and gardens at the northern outskirt of Chakulia. The two storied building designed in the model of L has become a holy place of learning.
Along with achieving academic excellence the students of the school are showing equal proficiency and imprinting their skill in co curricular as well as social activities along with cultivation of culture in both district and state level.
Being inspired and fired by the lofty philosophy as propounded by Swamiji, RVIEHS, Chakulia is offering sincere service to 'That God who by the ignorant is called man'.
A round the clock medical infirmary, a reference library, three well equipped laboratories, daily spiritual classes providing assistance to the children amply proves the mission of the institution.
As man making education and character formation remain incomplete without attainment of self sufficiency, a Vocational Training Centre has been started with a view to equipping learners with practical, pragmatic need based and Value Oriented Education of 'head, hand and heart'.
MORNING ASSEMBLY
The school day shall being with the morning Assembly. All students, teachers and the Principal shall attend the Assembly. The Morning Assembly begins with the following:Meditation for 2 minutes
Swadesh Mantra
Ramakrishna Swaranam
The students pledge to the nation
Thought for the day
News Headlines for the day
Quiz (only Saturday)
The National Anthem
UNIVERSAL PRAYER
May He who is Father in heaven of the Christians. Holy One of the Jews. Allah of the Muslims. Buddha of the Buddhists, Tao of the Chinese, Ahur Mazda of the Zoroastrians and Brahma of the Hindus-lead us from the unreal to the real, from darkness to light, from disease and death to Immortality. May the All-loving being manifest Himself unto us and grant us abiding understanding and all consuming devine love.THE NATIONAL ANTHEM
Bharat - Bhagya - Vidhata
Punjab - Sindhu - Gujarat - Maratha
Dravida - Utkal - Banga
Vindhya - Himachala Yamuna - Ganga
Uchhala - Jaladhi - Taranga
Taba Subha Name Jage
Taba Subha Ashish Mange
Gahe Taba Jaya Gatha
Jana Gana Mangala Dayaka Jaya He
Bharat - Bhagya - Vidhata
Jaya he! Jaya he! Jaya he!
Jaya! Jaya! Jaya! Jaya he!
STUDENTS PLEDGE TO THE NATION
India in my country.All Indians are my brothers and sisters.
I love my country and I am proud
Of its rich and varied heritage.
I shall always strive to be worthy of it.
I shall give my parents, teachers and all elders respect
and treat everyone with courtesy.
To my country and my people
I pledge my devotion
In their well- being and prosperity alone
lies my happiness
- Jai Hind!
| SCHOOL TIMING | |
| NURSERY/LKG/UKG | 7:45 a.m - 11:45 a.m |
| STD I-STD V | 7:45 a.m - 12:45 p.m |
| STD VI onwards | 7:45 a.m - 1:00 p.m |
| FEE COLLECTION HOURS | |
| Monday-Friday | 8:30 a.m - 12:30 p.m |
| Saturday | Member |
| VISITING HOURS | |
| PRINCIPAL | Wednesday (11:00 a.m - 12:45 p.m) |
| CLASS TEACHER | Tuesday and Friday (11:00 a.m - 10:00 a.m) |
| No Parents/Guardians will be permitted to meet the staff during class house. | |
The wearing of the prescribed school uniform is compulsory. Students will not be allowed to attend class in improper attire. Winter-School Sweater to be worn as per instruction. P.T. Shoes compulsory on P.T. days only.
N.B. Boys must have proper hair cut at regular intervals. Boys and girls must all their hair and comb it neatly. Girls must not wear any ornamnets, jewellery. Apply of naail polish or mehendi is strictly prohibited. All school uniform must be stitched by the school prescribed tailor to avoid variation in the colour, cloth quality and design.
| For Nursery LKG and UKG | |||
| Seasons | Days | Girls | Boys |
| Summer Mar - Oct |
Monday, Tuesday Thursday, Friday |
White half sleeve shirt, Maroon tunic. White socks and Black Plain shoes (BATA) with School tie, batch and belt. | White half sleeve shirt, Maroon Shorts.. White socks and Black Plain shoes (BATA) with School tie, batch and belt. |
| Wednesday | House Uniform, white socks and white keds (BATA). | House Uniform, white socks and white keds (BATA). | |
| Winter Nov - Feb |
Monday, Tuesday Thursday, Friday |
White full sleeve shirt, Maroon tunic, "v" neck full sleeve, Plain machine knit, Vardhman Soft knit (4 ply) Red Pullover, white socks and black Plain shoes (BATA) with School tie, batch and belt. | White full sleeve shirt, Maroon shorts, "v" neck full sleeve, Plain machine knit, Vardhman Soft knit (4 ply) Red Pullover, white socks and black Plain shoes (BATA) with School tie, batch and belt. |
| Wednesday | House Uniform, white socks and whit keds (BATA with “V” neck sleeve plain machine knit, Vardhman Soft knit (4ply) Red pullover. | House Uniform, white socks and whit keds (BATA with “V” neck sleeve plain machine knit, Vardhman Soft knit (4ply) Red pullover. | |
| School Uniform: For For Std. I to Std. V | |||
| Summer Mar - Oct |
Monday, Tuesday Wednesday, Thursday, Friday |
White half sleeve shirt, Maroon tunic. White socks and Black Plain shoes (BATA) with School tie, batch and belt. | White half sleeve shirt, Maroon Shorts. White socks and Black Plain shoes (BATA) with School tie, batch and belt. |
| Saturday | House Uniform, white socks and White Keds (BATA). | House Uniform, white socks and White Keds (BATA). | |
| Winter Nov - Feb |
Monday, Tuesday Wednesday, Thursday, Friday |
White full sleeve shirt, Maroon tunic, “V” neck full sleeve, Plain machine knit, Vardhman Soft knit (4 ply) Red Pullover, white socks and Black Plain shoes (BATA) with School tie, batch and belt. | White full sleeve shirt, Maroon short, “V” neck full sleeve, Plain machine knit, Vardhman Soft knit (4 ply) Red Pullover, white socks and Black Plain shoes (BATA) with School tie, batch and belt. |
| Saturday | House Uniform, white socks and white keds (BATA) with “V” neck full sleeve, Plain machine knit, Vardhman Soft knit (4 ply Red Pullover. | House Uniform, white socks and white keds (BATA) with “V” neck full sleeve, Plain machine knit, Vardhman Soft knit (4 ply Red Pullover. | |
| School Uniform: For Std. VI onwards | |||
| Summer Mar - Oct |
Monday, Tuesday Wednesday, Thursday, Friday |
White half sleeve shirt, Maroon tunic, white socks and Black Plain shoes (BATA) with School tie, batch and belt. | White half sleeve shirt, Maroon full pant, white socks and Black Plain shoes (BATA) with School tie, batch and belt. |
| Saturday | House Uniform, white socks and white Keds(BATA). | House Uniform, white socks and white Keds(BATA). | |
| Winter Nov - Feb |
Monday, Tuesday Wednesday, Thursday, Friday |
White full sleeve shirt, Maroon tunic, “V” neck full sleeve, Plain machine knit, Vardhman Soft knit (4 ply) Red Pullover, white socks and Black Plain shoes (BATA) with School tie, batch and belt. | White full sleeve shirt, Maroon full pant, “V” neck full sleeve, Plain machine knit, Vardhman Soft knit (4 ply) Red Pullover, white socks and Black Plain shoes (BATA) with School tie, batch and belt. |
| Saturday | House Uniform, white socks and white keds (BATA) with “V” neck full sleeve, Plain machine knit, Vardhman Soft knit (4 ply Red Pullover. | House Uniform, white socks and white keds (BATA) with “V” neck full sleeve, Plain machine knit, Vardhman Soft knit (4 ply Red Pullover. | |
N.B. Boys must have proper hair cut at regular intervals. Boys and girls must all their hair and comb it neatly. Girls must not wear any ornamnets, jewellery. Apply of naail polish or mehendi is strictly prohibited. All school uniform must be stitched by the school prescribed tailor to avoid variation in the colour, cloth quality and design.
