Secretary School Education notify 115 Key Indicators to improve School Performance in Punjab. These Indicators are best to improve School Performance. SIS School improvement Framework also depend on indicators.
School Visits Performa
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EMIS CODE: | DISTRICT NAME | Ā | Ā | ||
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INDICATORS | CURRENT STATUS | |||
1. | Condition of the Main Gate and entrance of the school | Ā | |||
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Any encroachment of school premises | Ā | |||
3. | School Boundary Wall
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4. | Any dangerous Building in school | Ā | |||
5. | Any program running in the school under the umbrella of any NGO/INGO | Ā | |||
6. | Maintenance of Green Belt/ Flower Beds
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(Note: A plant having a diameter of 24 cm considered a Tree). |
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7. | Cleanliness of whole school premises in all respect | Ā | |||
8. | Availability of Playground | Ā | |||
9. | Condition of Playground | Ā | |||
10. | Availability of safe drinking water | Ā | |||
11. | Availability/ functionality of requisite fans and other electrical appliances in classrooms | Ā | |||
12. | Proper arrangement of light in classrooms | Ā | |||
13. | Availability of requisite furniture (chairs, benches, tables, etc.) in classrooms. | Ā | |||
14. | Availability of requisite furniture (chairs, tables, etc.) in office | Ā | |||
15. | Availability/ functionality of washrooms/ toilet | Ā | |||
16. | Availability of water and soap in washrooms | Ā | |||
17. | Any leakage in the sewerage/drain | Ā | |||
18. | Functionality of existing security equipment | Ā | |||
19. | Functionality of the IT lab
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20. | Functionality of the Science lab
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21. | Functionality of library
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22. | Students Enrolment/Retention/Attendance.
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23. | Teachers Attendance
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24. | Non-Teaching Attendance
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25. | ECE (if applicable)
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26. | Teaching Quality
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STUDENTS COUNCIL | |||||
27. | Presence of Student Council in school.
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28. | Name of class-wise C.R
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29. | Does the student council have access to the Head of the School to convey their message? | Ā | |||
FAROGH | |||||
ROSHNI MAGAZINE | |||||
30. | Total Strength of Grade-6. | Ā | |||
31. | No. of Roshni magazines purchased per month. | Ā | |||
32. | Allocation of Period for Roshni magazine in the timetable. | Ā | |||
33. | Which teacher is deputed for Roshni Magazine? Name/ designation/ subject. | Ā | |||
34. | Availability of Roshni Magazine in Grade 6. | Ā | |||
35. | Maintenance of previous stock. | Ā | |||
36. | Entry of Roshni magazine in the library stock register. | Ā | |||
37. | Availability of group rotation schedule in the classroom. | Ā | |||
38. | No. of content sent by the school to Roshni Magazine. | Ā | |||
39. | Any content published Online/printed edition. | Ā | |||
40. | Feedback from the students about the magazine. | Ā | |||
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EXAMERGENCY (in High & Higher sec schools) | |||||
42. | Availability of follow-up test schedule from JAN to March | Ā | |||
43. | Availability of record of test files/ register in class. | Ā | |||
44. | Maintenance of weak students’ data/profiles | Ā | |||
45. | No. of meetings conducted with parents | Ā | |||
46. | Criteria adopted by the school regarding weak students. | Ā | |||
47. | Status of the syllabus, completed or not? | Ā | |||
48. | How many round tests were completed? | Ā | |||
49. | Conducting of zero period in school. | Ā | |||
50. | Previous year’s board result of 9th class. | Ā | |||
51. | Previous year board result of 10th class. | Ā | |||
52. | Mock test schedule | Ā | |||
53. | Starting date of Mock test | Ā | |||
SCHOOLYMPICS | |||||
54. | Name of school team | Ā | |||
55. | Participation of team in Schoolympics | Ā | |||
56. | Result of team | Ā | |||
Green Book | |||||
57. | No. of available Green Books | Ā | |||
58. | No. of students in 7th class | Ā | |||
59. | Stock Register entry | Ā | |||
60. | Library issuance register | Ā | |||
61. | Presence of “Rahnumaye-Asatza” | Ā | |||
62. | Presence of SLOs of first 4 chapters | Ā | |||
63. | Green book period mentioned in time table | Ā | |||
64. | No. of Chapters covered till now (as per Taleemi calendar Green Book) | Ā | |||
65. | Pictures reading compliance | Ā | |||
66. | Activities Conducted | Ā | |||
67. | Colored baskets for recycling | Ā | |||
68. | Students understanding | Ā | |||
Miyawaki Forest | |||||
69. | Area of school | Ā | |||
70. | Area of Miyawaki Forest | Ā | |||
71. | Soil ploughed | Ā | |||
72. | Soil manured | Ā | |||
73. | Soil leveled | Ā | |||
74. | No of plants planted | Ā | |||
75. | 6 to 8 hours of sunlight exposure | Ā | |||
76. | 3 to 5 plants per square meter | Ā | |||
77. | Herbs and shrubs removed | Ā | |||
78. | Different species per square meter | Ā | |||
79. | Local species | Ā | |||
80. | Plantation in 4 layers | Ā | |||
81. | Plants’ height when planted | Ā | |||
82. | Current height of plants | Ā | |||
83. | Green Register presence | Ā | |||
84. | Complete record about Miyawaki Forest entry in green register | Ā | |||
85. | Weekly visit (by teacher or student or Head-Teacher) entry in register | Ā | |||
86. | Per month plants height record in green register | Ā | |||
Subh–e–Nau Schools | |||||
87. | Maintenance of students’ admission register. | Ā | |||
88. | Availability of scheme of study in the classroom | Ā | |||
89. | Package A (No. of students present/ Enrolled) | Ā | |||
90. | Package B (No. of students present/ Enrolled | Ā | |||
91. | Package C (No. of students present/ Enrolled) | Ā | |||
92. | Middle-Tech (No. of students present/ Enrolled) | Ā | |||
93. | Maintenance of students’ attendance register | Ā | |||
94. | Availability of Guidebooks | Ā | |||
95. | Availability of Package-wise, midterm and final term student records. | Ā | |||
96.Ā | Availability of teachers’ a/v aids like board and marker in the classroom. | Ā | |||
97.Ā | Availability of stationery for students. | Ā | |||
98. | Availability of student’s data compiled file (father’s I.D card, workstation detail, B-form, cell no etc.) | Ā | |||
99.Ā | Availability of furniture. | Ā | |||
100. | Cleanliness of the classroom. | Ā | |||
101. | How many students are employed? | Ā | |||
102. | Mostly Student’s Occupations such as Car/bike electricians or mechanics, couch or car covers, tailors, hawkers or working at garment shops etc. | Ā | |||
103. | Does a school have a capacity for new construction? | Ā | |||
104. | How many rooms are spare in the school for more Subh-e-Nau classes? | Ā | |||
105. | The methodology used by the teacher is activity-based learning or not. | Ā | |||
106. | The total number of teachers teaching the Subh-e-Nau class. | Ā | |||
107. | Do teachers have knowledge of integrated subjects? | Ā | |||
108.Ā | No. of follow-up visits by teachers after Subh e Nau class timing for drop out or new admission. | Ā | |||
109. | Are teachers easily available at the school of Subh e Nau? Issue if any. | Ā | |||
110. | Total enrollment at the time of opening of school. | Ā | |||
111. | Current enrollment. | Ā | |||
112. | New admission in the current month. | Ā | |||
113. | Are teachers trained to teach the ALP syllabus or not? | Ā | |||
114. | Impact of Subh e Nau class on current school environment (If any). | Ā | |||
115. | Visit proof
Four picture with time stamp camera. |
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Signature of visiting officer:
Full Name of visiting officer:
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