1. IZES School, Qayam Nagar A brief report
“If we don’t change, we don’t grow.
If we don’t grow, we aren’t really living.
And change is the only thing which is permanent in the world.”
AND
“Education is the most powerful weapon we can use to change the world.”
“We are happy here as we have been changing.”

2. The school was taken over by IZES Society (under the umbrella of Imam-e-Zamana Mission, IZM) in 2001 with the prime objective to offer sound school education to children from the down trodden families of the locality.

3. The school has classes from kindergarten to Class X and the effective class-wise strength for the year is as follows:
S.No
Class
Boys
Girls
Total 1
L.K.G 17 12 29 2
U.K.G 10 11 21 3 I 18 19 37 4 II 16 15 31 5
III 08 22 30 6 IV 14 28 7 V 20 8 VI 9
VII 13 09
VIII 24 IX X 06
143
172
315

4. No of students appeared and passed (100%) in the Class X Exams, conducted by the State Board (2005 – 2016)
Result – 100%

5. “Our school is child centered, activity oriented and developed individual capacities.”

6. Curricular Activities
Workshop for teachers.
Four Formative Assessment in a year.
Two Summative Assessment in a year.
Continuous Cumulative Evaluation.
Activities and Projects.
Computer Education.
Value Education.
Life Skills.
Traditional Craft
Library.
PTA meetings.

7. Co-Curricular Activities
Van Mahotsav (Tree Plantation)
As a step towards saving Earth, we educate our students to fight against global warming by planting saplings in the school and distribute the same to the students.

8. Independence Day Celebration and Investiture ceremony

9. Teacher’s Day Celebration
“The best teachers teaches from the heart , not from the book.”
A skit – Glimpses from wings of fire, A student teacher taking class, Judge ment of Bulletin Board and Games arranged for teachers.

10. Glimpses of the Science Exhibition

11. Zamana Carnival Organized by IZES – Dec -2015
Quiz Competition
Fancy Dress Competition.
Mushaira was the master piece of the program.
We bagged prizes in all competitions .

12. About the school premises
The school is housed in a dilapidated building with primary classes LKG to V in the building owned by the IZM and the adjacent building was taken on lease to accommodate Grade VI to Grade X students.
Since the surrounding area is low lying, the rain water always flows inside the school premises and hence there is water logging and seepage.
Some of the classrooms are flooded with rain water during torrential down pour in the monsoon season.
The rented building too is not very conducive to house a school as the stair case is too narrow with uneven flooring and the roof has projecting steel rods which can be potentially dangerous.
Apart from the building inconveniences there is frequent power breakdowns causing severe problems particularly during summer times.

13. Ray of hope – down the tunnel Construction of New Building
After running the school for almost 19 years in the present premises, one of the donor and well wisher of IZM has come forward to construct a new building for all the classes. The construction was begun in Feb ‘16 and is in process, expected to have the new building by the beginning of next academic year – say May 2017.

14. A friend in need is friend indeed!
* The visiting dignitaries from Cyient and Rotary are requested to provide drinking water facility to the students.
The proposal includes: a) construction of an underground tank (sump) to collect the municipal water b) pump the water to the overhead tank c) a RO unit and d) multiple outlets from the overhead tank down to the student height.
* The amount involved could be between US $ 2500 – However it is wise to have a concrete proposal from the civil contractor. If needed it can be done in due course of time.