Teaching Staff

Job Descriptions

1. Painting (III-VIII)

• Develop and deliver creative art lessons tailored to the age group.
• Foster students' artistic skills, such as sketching, coloring, and painting.
• Organize exhibitions to showcase students artwork.

2. Dance (III-VIII)

• Teach various dance forms suitable for the age group.
• Plan performances for school events and competitions.
• Encourage physical fitness and coordination through dance.

3. Hindi (VI-VIII)

• Teach Hindi grammar, literature, and comprehension.
• Develop students creative writing and verbal communication skills.
• Conduct language-based activities to enhance engagement.

4. Music (VI-XII)

• Teach both vocal and instrumental music.
• Prepare students for school events, competitions, and assemblies.
• Introduce students to music theory and appreciation.

5. Music (I-VIII)

• Teach basic music concepts, songs, and rhythm.
• Foster an early appreciation for music through interactive activities.
• Organize and prepare students for events.

6. Mathematics (VI-VIII)

• Teach concepts like algebra, geometry, and arithmetic.
• Prepare engaging lessons that build problem-solving skills.
• Conduct quizzes and assessments to track progress.

7. English (III-V)

• Focus on foundational grammar, vocabulary, and reading comprehension.
• Encourage creative writing and speaking through interactive activities.
• Use storytelling and role-playing for language development.

8. English (IX-X)

• Teach advanced grammar, literature, and essay writing.
• Prepare students for board examinations with detailed study plans.
• Conduct regular practice for spoken and written English.

9. English (IX-XII)

• Focus on advanced literature, critical analysis, and professional writing.
• Prepare students for competitive exams and higher education.
• Encourage debate, discussions, and presentations for skill-building.

10. Mother Teacher (Pre-primary or Primary)

• Serve as a single point of contact for all subjects for younger students.
• Focus on holistic development, including academics, discipline, and behavior.
• Communicate regularly with parents about progress.

11. Science (III-V)

• Teach basic scientific concepts through experiments and activities.
• Encourage curiosity and critical thinking about the natural world.
• Plan engaging activities to reinforce theoretical knowledge.

12. Science (VI-VIII)

• Teach physics, chemistry, and biology concepts suitable for the age group.
• Conduct experiments and practical sessions.
• Prepare students for competitive exams and higher studies.

13. Punjabi (III-V)

• Teach Punjabi grammar, reading, and writing.
• Organize cultural activities to promote the Punjabi language.
• Conduct assessments to evaluate progress.

14. English (General)

• Teach age-appropriate grammar, literature, and language skills.
• Use innovative methods to engage students in language learning.
• Regularly assess and provide feedback to improve language proficiency.

15. Coordinator

• Oversee academic planning and ensure curriculum implementation.
• Monitor teacher performance and student progress.
• Facilitate communication between staff, parents, and management.

16. Computer (General)

• Teach basic and advanced computer skills as per grade levels.
• Focus on coding, typing, and application software.
• Prepare students for the digital world with practical exercises.

17. S.St./Economics (IX-XII)

• Teach core concepts of history, geography, political science, and economics.
• Prepare students for board examinations with detailed analysis and study plans.
• Conduct group discussions and case studies for real-world applications.

Subject and Class-Wise Allocation

Subject Classes 1-PaintingIII-VIII, 2- Dance-III-VIII, 3-Hindi-VI-VIII, 4-Music (Vocal/Instrumental)VI-XII, Music (General)I-VIII, 5-Mathematics-VI-VIII, 6-English-III-V, IX-X, IX-XII, 7-Mother Teacher-Pre-primary/Primary Science -III-V, VI-VIII 7-Punjabi-III-V, 8-Computer-All Grades 9-Social Studies/Economics-IX-XII.