Buddha Purnima Holiday

Buddha Purnima

Dear Students,

                It is notified to you all that All saints public school bahraich will be closed on Monday ( 04-05-2015 ) on the occasion of Buddha Purnima.    

About Buddha Purnima

Buddha Purnima festival is celebrated to mark the birth of Lord Buddha. Buddha Purnima or Buddha Jayanti is celebrated with traditional religious fervor. Buddha Purnima falls on the full moon day in the Hindu month of Vaisakh (April/May). Lord Buddha was born on the Full Moon day in the month of Vaisakh in 563 BC. Here, it is interesting to note that Buddha achieved enlightenment and nirvana (salvation) on the same day (the Full Moon day). Thus, Buddha Purnima also marks the death anniversary of Gautam Buddha. Sarnath holds an important place in Buddhism as Gautam Buddha gave his first sermon at Sarnath. On the occasion of Buddha Jayanti, a large fair is held at Sarnath and the relics of the Buddha are taken out for public display in a procession.

Besides Sarnath, the Buddha Purnima is also celebrated with religious fervor at Gaya and Kushinagar and other parts of India and the world. The Buddha Purnima celebrations at Sarnath attract large Buddhist crowds as Buddhists offer prayers in different Buddhist temples at Sarnath on this day. Prayers, sermons, recitation of Buddhist scriptures are other important religious activities performed by the Buddhists at Sarnath. Monks and devotees meditate and worship the statue of Gautam Buddha. The Buddhist devotees also offer fruits, flowers, candles etc to statues of Lord Buddha.

 

 

2 days Holiday due to Earth Tremors

Holiday due to Earth Tremors

Due to earth quake UP Govt. has declared 2 days School holiday (27th and 28th April 2015). Now on these days All saints public school (ASPS) will remain close.

Stay calm at your homes and Pray for those who have lost their lives, their shelter and their everything and compelled to spent their days and nights in an open location...

Top 10 Tips for Earthquake Safety

A little knowledge and some simple precautions can help you survive when the Big One strikes. Use these tips to prepare yourself for an earthquake on campus.

Before the Earthquake:
1. Be prepared to act. Know how to act so your response is automatic. Identify safe places in your work area to ‘Drop, Cover and Hold On.’ Know at least two ways to exit the building safely after an earthquake.

2. Stock up on emergency supplies. Keep the basics: flashlight, first-aid kit, whistle, gloves, goggles, blankets and sturdy shoes. Coordinate supplies with your work group or department. Plan as if food and water may not be available for about 24 hours and other supplies for up to 3 days.

3. Arrange your work area for safety. Make sure that bookcases, large file cabinets and artwork are anchored. Store heavy objects on low shelves. Store breakable objects in cabinets with latches. Use normal work order process to get furniture anchored.

During an Earthquake:
4. Remain calm as the quake occurs – others will respond to your actions. A cool head can prevent panic. If you are indoors when the shaking occurs, stay there. Move away from windows and unsecured tall furniture. Drop, cover and hold on under a desk, a table or along an interior wall. Protect your head, neck and face. Stay under cover until the shaking stops and debris settles.

5. If you are outdoors, move to an open area away from falling hazards such as trees, power lines, and buildings. Drop to the ground and cover your head and neck.

After an Earthquake:
6. Remain calm and reassuring. Check yourself and other for injuries. Do not move injured people unless they are in danger. Use your training to provide first aid, use fire extinguishers, and clean up spills. In laboratories, safely shut down processes when possible.

7. Expect aftershocks. After large earthquakes, tremors and aftershocks can continue for days.

8. Be ready to act without electricity or lights. Know how to move around your work area and how to exit in the dark. Know how to access and use your emergency supplies. Be aware of objects that have shifted during the quake.

9. If you must leave a building, use extreme caution. Continually assess your surroundings and be on the lookout for falling debris and other hazards. Take your keys, personal items and emergency supplies with you if safe to do so. Do not re-enter damaged buildings until an all-clear is given.

10. Use telephones only to report a life-threatening emergency. Cell and hard-line phone systems will be jammed. Text messages take less band width and may go through when voice calls can’t be made.

 
Note:-
Don't believe on rumors, Don't spread rumors and also don't let them spread all around... 
 

News on Earth Quake

7.9 magnitude earthquake leaves Nepal devastated

i. A massive 7.9-magnitude earthquake struck east of Pokhara in Nepal on Saturday, causing widespread damage to buildings in the capital Kathmandu and killing more than 2000 people in the country.

ii. The US Geological Survey (USGS) initially said the temblor measured at 7.7 but later upgraded it to 7.9-magnitude. It said the quake hit at 11:56 am local time (0611 GMT) at a shallow depth of 15 km.

iii. The quake was followed by at least four aftershocks ranging in magnitude from 6.6 to 4.8.

iv. It was the worst quake in the Himalayan nation in over 80 years, the world’s strongest earthquakes since 1900

v. Tremors were also felt in north and east India. The tremors were felt in most cities, including Delhi, Guwahati, Patna, Ranchi, Kolkata and Jaipur.

Holiday on 23rd-April-2015

Holiday on 23rd-April-2015

 

Dear Students,

                         All saints public school Bahraich will be closed today (23-04-2015).

 

Holiday on 17th April 2015

Holiday Notice

Dear Students,

It is notified to you all that School ( All Saints Public School ) will be closed on 17-04-2015 on the occasion of Chandra Shekhar Jayanti...

Holiday on 14th-April-2015

  Holiday on 14th-April-2015

Dear Students,

It is notified to you all that School ( All Saints Public School ) will remain close on 14-04-2015 on the occasion of Ambedkar Jayanti...

 

 

Some Important Things about Late B R Ambedkar:-

Bhimrao Ramji Ambedkar (1891-1956 C.E.) popularly known as Babasaheb, was an Indian lawyer, politician and academic. As independent India's first law minister, he was the principal architect of the Constitution of India.

He was born on April 14, 1891 into a poor Mahar family. Bhimrao Ambedkar belonged to a lower caste community. He converted into Buddhism and inspired many other lower caste people to turn into Buddhism. He brought the reservation law in India for the lower caste communities. He died in his sleep on December 6, 1956 at his home in Delhi. 

School in New Session

School Open

Dear Students,

                       We welcome our children of All Saints Public School. As the new session begins on Tuesday, 7th-April-2015, we look forward to another fruitful year of fun, work and study.

                        We advice You all to start this new session very energetically with lots of positiveness in your minds.
                           

                            
               Kindly note down the following details that must be followed daily:-

• Children should follow the new school timings i.e. 7:30 to 12:15 pm.

• The children should come to school in proper school uniform.

• Children will carry the books according to the time table which  they will receive in the first week of the new session.

• Each child should have all the books and notebooks and they should be properly covered with brown papers and labelled.    

                 
All the best for new session (2015-16).

Thank You...

SA 2nd Finished

SA 2nd Finished

Summative Assessment 2nd in All Saints Public School has been finished on 18-03-2015.

Report Card will be distributed on 27.03.2015 (9:00 AM) at All Saints Public School Old building.

Children should come to school on 27.03.2015 in proper green school uniform.
 

All the best for SA II

SA - 2nd

Dear Students...

Summative Assessment is going to start from tomorrow. Now this is the time for you all to show your talent through pen and paper.

All the teachers of All Saints Public School (ASPS) Bahraich wishes

you all the best...

Thank You...  
 

Happy Holi

Happy Holi

God has been very kind to give us different colors of life so that we may enjoy ourselves as humans to the fullest.

On this beautiful festival of vibrancy and colors, let''s reiterate our commitment to each other by sharing all the different shades of life

The festival of Holi signifies about the importance of colour in our life. Play Holi and enjoy the varied hues of life!

Have Fun... Happy Holi...