Guru Nanak Panjabi School
9 Holy Bones Leicester LE1 4 LJ Tel/Fax: (0116) 262 8606
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Guru Nanak Panjabi School Committed to Nation's Bright Future in Education Guru Nanak Panjabi School is recognised to teach Panjabi and Sikh Studies and has many advantages over other similar schools such as A Computer Lab. We aim to provide educational facilities using modern technology in addition to traditional classroom teaching. We welcome students from 5 years old to Adults level and of all abilities. Whether you are a student, employed, seeking employment or wish to update your skills in Panjabi reading and writing, Asian Dress Making, Gurbani Recital, Sikh Performing Arts (Tabla and Harmonium), Sikh Religion or English speaking, we hope that we have a course to suit you. We hope that you would find this course guide useful and wish you Every Success on your chosen course. Enrolment: Enrolment starts on 4 August 2000. If you need any advice
before enrolling, please contact us, we would be more than happy
to help you. 0116 - 262-8606 Between 1.00-7.00pm |
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Spring Term 9 January 2001 to 15 April 2001 Summer Term 24 April 2001 to 15 July 2001 23 December to 8 January 2001 Winter Break 16 April to 23 April 2001 Easter Break 15 July Summer Holidays 7 May 2001 28 May 2001 Guru Nanak Dev Ji's Birth Day (11 November 2000) Guru Gobind Singh Ji's Birth Day Vaisakhi |
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An average child, who starts Panjabi School at the age of 5, may be able to pass his/her GCSE in 7 years. |
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GCSE: AQA, GCSE syllabus will be followed. Class Time: Monday and Wednesday evenings at 7.00-8.30pm. AS Level Panjabi AS Level Panjabi is one-year course and the students who have successfully completed their GCSE Panjabi are welcome to join this course. AQA 'AS' Level syllabus will be followed. A Level Panjabi is one-year course and the students who have successfully completed their AS Level Panjabi are welcome to join this course. AQA 'AS' Level syllabus will be followed. |
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To design, cut and prepare ladies Panjabi Suits (City & Guilds) (also see the web site for Punjabi suits you purchase ) After the June exams, in the month of July, Progress and Parent Evenings are conducted to discuss the progress of the students. The school has build up a resource centre, which presently have some 200 titles. Overhead projectors, many recorded audio-cassettes and a number of videos are being used as teaching aids. To speed up Panjabi learning and make the students aware of modern technology and of their culture, religion and history, a computer lab of 10 computers has been set up in the school. The school always takes part in the religious festivals such as: Vaisakhi and Gurpurbs. The students of the school present stage programmes on Vaisakhi, Guru Nanak Gurpurb and Guru Gobind Singh Gurpurb. They also take part in the Nagar Kirtans held each year on Vaisakhi and Guru Nanak Gurpurb. It is vital to monitor progress of the students. Therefore, all the students are assessed in the end of December and record is kept. In the month of June exams are conducted and a progress report of the individual student is prepared. The School has made a good record of showing good results every year. Last year 22 students passed their GCSE and 9 students passed 'A'Level Panjabi exams. The school staffs are hard working, committed and well qualified. Apart from their other qualifications, all of them have qualified their RSA Diploma, Teaching in Community Language (Panjabi). To encourage the students and to help in building their self-confidence and esteem, a Prize Distribution Function is organised every year. The students, who take part in different activities, are awarded on the occasion. |
Guru Nanak Panjabi School
9 Holy Bones Leicester LE1 4 LJ Tel/Fax: (0116) 262 8606
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