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First day of School Induction


 Today was the first day of school induction at Sarvodaya Central School (CBSE). Thirteen of us reached the school at 8 am. Due to the pandemic only class 10 students had offline classes while the other grades had online classes. After meeting with the principal we were given chance to observe few classes. Students from each optional observed atleast two classes of their concerned subjects. 

Then few of us visited the library and went through the school magazines and handbook to understand the history and working of the school. Classrooms are equipped with smartboards. Each class is divided into two batches and they attend school in alternate days.  Later we all had a tour of the school and had a look at the different facilities available in the campus. We had discipline duty during the recess. By 3 pm we were ready to head back home. Altogether it was a great day, looking forward to coming back here for our second day at the school.

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