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OM Foundation School Report 2013
With the blessings and support of
everyone associated with the OM
Foundation, a milestone has been
achieved. What started as an
attempt to provide schooling to 20
children has turned into a source
of education, healthcare, nutrition,
c o m m u n i t y w e l f a r e , s k i l l
development and employment for
about 300 children and their
families.
The year saw fine performances
by students both within and
outside the school. The campus
also witnessed enthusiastic
participation from various
volunteers, both from associated
companies and individuals.
The big occasion to celebrate was
the visit of the First French Lady,
Madame Valerie Trierweiler, who
arrived at the campus and spent
quality time interacting with
students. The other big event was
Udaan, the 10th Annual Day
celebrations where the OM
students impressed everyone by
their energetic and enthusiastic
performances.
We take this opportunity to
express our gratitude to all our
sponsors, volunteers, well wishers,
the OM School faculty and staff for
being an important part of our
journey and making it all possible.
As we look forward to another
academic year, we take pride in the
enthusiasm and inspiring
performances of the OM students
in academics and extracurricular
activities. Their progress and
development, in fact, now
encourages us to spread our
efforts beyond the OM School and
cover many more underprivileged
people who desire education and
better ways of earning a living.
With everyone’s blessings and
support, we are sure we will.
2
A decade of changing lives
Trustees, OM Foundation
Sanjay Drabu
Piyush Jaain
Vivek Gaur
4Grown from 20 to 300 students.
4Added one class every year. Now the school is till
9th standard.
4Attrition rate under 4%.
4Average attendance more than 90%.
4Parents turnout ratio in Parents-Teachers meeting is more than 85%.
4One Child-One Family concept multiplies the impact of education.
4Preference given to Orphans, Girl Child and Single Parent child.
4No favoritism to any particular caste, creed or religion.
4Approx. 10% of the students are from minorities and close to
30% of the students are from SC/ST.
4Girls and Boys ratio is 49:51.
4Besides providing education to underprivileged children, the
Foundation also launched and is successfully running livelihood
skill projects for women and youth.
A decade of achievements
3
Academic Performance
4The new academic session started from first
week of April, 2012. This year, the Foundation
added 36 more students taking the total
strength to 280. Currently the school is
running classes from Nursery to IX.
4The year saw the students do well in their
weekly tests, term exams and Annual Exams.
272 students from Nursery to Class X
appeared for the final exam.
272
99.58%
35.35%
67.04%
Total Number of Students appeared
Overall Pass Percentage
Students Passed with Distinction
Overall Average ResultStudent’s
Here’s a synopsis of the Annual Exam Results
OM Foundation School:
Excelling all around
4
HCLT Quiz Winners: The OM Foundation Students won the
Inter School Quiz Competition organized by HCLT Foundation
at their offices premises on 15th August.
Sewa Bharat Youth Festival: The students outshone
the students of seven other NGO’s by bagging 5 prizes and
gloriously bringing home the trophy at the Diwali Youth Festival
organized by SEWA Bharat on 15th November 2012 at Kamani
Auditorium, New Delhi.
DPS Drawing Competition: The OM Foundation students
participated in the drawing competition organized at DPS. Satya
Bhawna from class III won a prize for her work on the theme “My
School Education – fun at school”.
The OM Foundation students participated and
performed excellently in many events organized in
other schools and by other organizations. We
congratulate them for their efforts and are sure they will
keeptheOMflagflying highin future,too.
Making everyone proud
even outside the school
5
Adhering to our commitment to the health and well being of our students, a
series of healthcare activities for students and communities were
successfully organized in collaboration with various public and private
organizations. The initiatives included general health check-ups, eye
testing and awareness for personal hygiene. We thank all organisations and
individualswhohelpedusin makingit possible.
Sharp Foundation Health Camp
Eye Care Camp by ICARE
Sharp Foundation Health Camp
Rotary Club Camp
District Magistrate’s Health Drive
A Healthy Tradition
6
This year, the School observed many important days and festivals of national and
international importance. In the true tradition of secularism, universal brotherhood
humanity the celebrations included Holi, Gandhi Jayanti, Teacher’s Day, Children’s Day,
UNICEFDay,amongothersshownbelow.
World Human Rights Day
Diwali & Children’s Day Traffic Safety Day Christmas Day
Guru Nanak’s B’day Eid
Republic Day National Maths Day
Special Events & Occasions
7
Independence Day
The arrival of French First Lady, Madame Valerie Trierweiler,
on February 14, turned out to be one of most memorable days
for the students of OM Foundation School. She spent 50
minutes at the school, visiting each and every class room,
interacting with students, asking questions about their
studies, their lives and their aspirations. She saw and
appreciated an entertaining cultural program by the
students. She also visited the Women Empowerment Centre.
She left assuringthe Foundation the bestpossiblesupport for
futureprojectsin education.
The French First Lady at OM:
An honour Indeed
8
To celebrate its 10th Birthday, the OM Foundation put
up a cultural program “UDAAN – Reaching New
Heights” at the Sri Sathya Sai International Centre, New
Delhi on 6th of October, 2012. The event was a huge
success and enthralled the audience that packed the
auditorium with their encouraging presence. The show
was a perfect blend of emotion, action and
entertainment. The OM students impressed everyone
with their scintillating performances as they danced,
sang songs, played instruments and even acted out an
English play conveying that they are not
underprivileged after gaining education. Mr. Ian Peters,
the Chief Guest for the function had flown in from UK
especially for the event and to encourage the students.
He was accompanied by other British Gas business
leaders Mr. Matt Idle and Mr. Peter Parsons. On this
occasion
Mr Ian Peters said, “The school is very close to my heart
and I always feel humble to see these students growing
and learning. We will extend our all support for the
completion of the schooling of the OM children”.
The presence of Ms. Anne Minto OBE as a special
guest and the presence of leadership teams of EXL,
Aon Hewitt, Barclays, HCLT, Sopra, KPMG, and Smile
Foundation made the event even more special.
10th Annual Day Celebration, Delhi
Udaan: A flight of dreams
9
Our valued corporate associates continued their enthusiastic participation in various
school activities. These included programs in skill developments, games, volunteering and
education excursions to name a few. We thank all of them for contributing to yet another
yearoflearningandfun.
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
British Gas :
Exl Services:
Barclays :
HCL Technologies Foundation:
Fujitsu India Consulting
Samsung Engineering:
Sopra:
The OM students played a cricket match with the
members of Centrica India, British Gas and Exl Services in Noida. A
team from British Gas also celebrated the company’s 200th birthday
with the children, giving everyone some memorable moments.
Their regular volunteering has helped the students in
improving their English communication, grammar and vocabulary.
Barclays continued its reach engagements with the school.
It organised various activities like a day-long visit to the Nehru
Planetarium Delhi. Its volunteers organised the school wall painting
and a Safety Drill . Its senior management spent quality time teaching
interesting application on computers to the children.
HCL volunteers ran various youth
clubs for the students. A group of girls was given training in the Indian
dance forms which also participated in the HCL Annual fest. Students
were also given training in quizzing, debating and drawing.
collaborated with the OM Foundation for
CSR activities in education and environment.
Promoted education with “Spread a Smile” on
their 42nd anniversary. Samsung Engineering & Eco Generation
launched their first India Environmental Awareness Program at the
campus.
Sopra Group India partnered with the OM Foundation to
mentor the students in various activities like cricket, personality
development and creative activities like art & craft and dance to support
the overall development of the children.
Corporate Engagements
10
People who help us make
what we are
10
We would also like to thank individuals who have always extended their foremost support in their own
capacity to help the Foundation and its beneficiaries. Mr. Kuldeep Drabu, Mr. Arjun Singh, Ms. Anne Minto OBE
and Ms. Fiona Nott are some of the individuals with major contributions.
11
Our valued sponsors and associates
We have always seen our purpose beyond just providing education to our students. We
believe their families, communities and localities are as much a part of our lives as they
are. With this understanding the OM Foundation continued its initiatives for the welfare
of local communities. These primarily touched upon matters of health, hygiene and
social issues. We also reached new milestones under various programs launched for
womenandtheyoutheitherrelatedtoourstudentsorasmembersoflocalcommunity.
ITS Dental College and Research Centre, Greater Noida, Uttar
Pradesh conducted free health check up camp at the OM
Foundation School for the students and their families. The check-
up were done in Dental, Eye, Gynecology and General Medicine.
Free medicines were also distributed on the spot. .
The Art of Living Medical Camp: On 16/12/2012, a Medical Camp
in collaboration with The Art of Living (Noida Chapter) was
organized at the School. A total of 175 people of all age groups
from Hoshiarpur and nearby villages were treated at the camp by a
team of general physicians, cardiologists, gynecologists,
pediatrician and dentists.
“Chuppi Todo” Campaign for Child Rights : The OM Foundation
School and HCLT Foundation volunteers, organized a special event to
educate children about their safety and rights. The school also
organized a walkathon through the locality to spread awareness about
child safety among local communities.
12
Community Initiatives:
Beyond School
YouthEmployabilityProgram
“SwayumSewika”-WomenEmpowermentProgram
BarclayssupportedTrainingProgramforRuralWomen
The OM Foundation successfully completed the second batch of its
youth employment initiative in partnership with Barclays Shared
Services.
The program aims to reduce poverty and vulnerability by facilitating
young adults, aged 17-35, from economically weak and disadvantaged
areas to develop the skills required to obtain gainful employment in
areas like Retail, ITES and Hospitality. Edulever is the training partner for
this program. The program targets to train and employ 100 candidates
within the period of one year
The Women Empowerment initiative, supported by HCLT Foundation is
helping the urban slums’ women in getting livelihood skill sets. This
program is targeted at training women in garment manufacturing so
that they can be self reliant and earn to support their families. Women
trained under this program have started generating products for sale.
These include mobile covers, cushion covers, aprons, runners, hand
painted dupattas, karva’s, pillow covers and hand painted diyas. Its
success has already started attracting other women of the community
to join and benefit from the same.
The OM Foundation is successfully running the training initiative for
rural womenin partnership with Barclays Shared Services. The
volunteers from Barclays deserve a special mention as 3 teams from
Barclays participated in the Airtel Delhi Half Marathon for raising funds
for training 100 women in apparel making.
Livelihood Initiatives
13
It’s heartening to share
that like every year,
some special individuals
continued to go out of
their way to put in an
extra effort for the
development of the OM
Children. We thank
them for their
volunteering initiatives
wish them all the
happiness and joy that
they bring to us.
Summer Camp: The
students of Vasant Valley
School led by Ms. Amira
Singh organized “Summer
Workshop” for the students
of VIIIth and IXth of OM
Foundation School. All the
activities were well
structured and focused on
improving the English
language and
Communication skills,
Reading Habits and
Personality Development of
the students. During this
period, musical sessions
and sporting activities were
also organized to energize
the students.
Communication
Workshop by Ms. Mihika
Kapoor: Ms. Mihika Kapoor
continued her voluntary
activity for the third
consecutive year at the
school. As in the past, she
flew in especially from New
York for her
Communication Workshop.
She engaged with the class
IX students on 20th - 29th
March, 2013 to help them
develop their artistic
abilities, creative writing and
English language speaking
through a series of
interactive activities and
workshops.
Volunteers:
The extra helping hand
14
Now we are looking ahead to bigger challenges as we gear
up to work for a Higher Senior Secondary School that will
benefit:
Toachievethisdream,weneedyoursupport.
4About 300 OM School students in completing CBSE
recognised10+2education
4About 2000 children, girls, boys, men and women who
wish to complete senior school education at Zero cost
througheveningandweekendclasses
4The aim is to reduce the number of school dropouts
uneducated youth and the unemployed population of
Noida& NCR.
Looking Ahead:
Let’s create a bigger difference
15
To donate for the new school, please contact
Krishnenedu Sengupta at +91 98 18669278 or
k.sengupta@omfoundation.in
Registration number: 6505
FCRA No. : 231660741
Website:
E-mail:
www.omfoundation.in
info@omfoundation.in
Communication Address:
Project Address:
Registered Address:
D-92, Sector-63, Noida,
Uttar Pradesh-201301,India.
Phone 0120-4724600
OM Foundation School, Street No.2,
Hoshiarpur Village, Near Sector 51, Noida,
UP, 201301, India.
C-11, Tarang Apartments, I.P. Extension,
New Delhi-110092. India.
Contact Person:
Mr. Krishnendu Sengupta
Chief Program Officer
k.sengupta@omfoundation.in
Mobile no: +91-9818669278

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OM Foundation School Report 2013

  • 2. With the blessings and support of everyone associated with the OM Foundation, a milestone has been achieved. What started as an attempt to provide schooling to 20 children has turned into a source of education, healthcare, nutrition, c o m m u n i t y w e l f a r e , s k i l l development and employment for about 300 children and their families. The year saw fine performances by students both within and outside the school. The campus also witnessed enthusiastic participation from various volunteers, both from associated companies and individuals. The big occasion to celebrate was the visit of the First French Lady, Madame Valerie Trierweiler, who arrived at the campus and spent quality time interacting with students. The other big event was Udaan, the 10th Annual Day celebrations where the OM students impressed everyone by their energetic and enthusiastic performances. We take this opportunity to express our gratitude to all our sponsors, volunteers, well wishers, the OM School faculty and staff for being an important part of our journey and making it all possible. As we look forward to another academic year, we take pride in the enthusiasm and inspiring performances of the OM students in academics and extracurricular activities. Their progress and development, in fact, now encourages us to spread our efforts beyond the OM School and cover many more underprivileged people who desire education and better ways of earning a living. With everyone’s blessings and support, we are sure we will. 2 A decade of changing lives Trustees, OM Foundation Sanjay Drabu Piyush Jaain Vivek Gaur
  • 3. 4Grown from 20 to 300 students. 4Added one class every year. Now the school is till 9th standard. 4Attrition rate under 4%. 4Average attendance more than 90%. 4Parents turnout ratio in Parents-Teachers meeting is more than 85%. 4One Child-One Family concept multiplies the impact of education. 4Preference given to Orphans, Girl Child and Single Parent child. 4No favoritism to any particular caste, creed or religion. 4Approx. 10% of the students are from minorities and close to 30% of the students are from SC/ST. 4Girls and Boys ratio is 49:51. 4Besides providing education to underprivileged children, the Foundation also launched and is successfully running livelihood skill projects for women and youth. A decade of achievements 3
  • 4. Academic Performance 4The new academic session started from first week of April, 2012. This year, the Foundation added 36 more students taking the total strength to 280. Currently the school is running classes from Nursery to IX. 4The year saw the students do well in their weekly tests, term exams and Annual Exams. 272 students from Nursery to Class X appeared for the final exam. 272 99.58% 35.35% 67.04% Total Number of Students appeared Overall Pass Percentage Students Passed with Distinction Overall Average ResultStudent’s Here’s a synopsis of the Annual Exam Results OM Foundation School: Excelling all around 4
  • 5. HCLT Quiz Winners: The OM Foundation Students won the Inter School Quiz Competition organized by HCLT Foundation at their offices premises on 15th August. Sewa Bharat Youth Festival: The students outshone the students of seven other NGO’s by bagging 5 prizes and gloriously bringing home the trophy at the Diwali Youth Festival organized by SEWA Bharat on 15th November 2012 at Kamani Auditorium, New Delhi. DPS Drawing Competition: The OM Foundation students participated in the drawing competition organized at DPS. Satya Bhawna from class III won a prize for her work on the theme “My School Education – fun at school”. The OM Foundation students participated and performed excellently in many events organized in other schools and by other organizations. We congratulate them for their efforts and are sure they will keeptheOMflagflying highin future,too. Making everyone proud even outside the school 5
  • 6. Adhering to our commitment to the health and well being of our students, a series of healthcare activities for students and communities were successfully organized in collaboration with various public and private organizations. The initiatives included general health check-ups, eye testing and awareness for personal hygiene. We thank all organisations and individualswhohelpedusin makingit possible. Sharp Foundation Health Camp Eye Care Camp by ICARE Sharp Foundation Health Camp Rotary Club Camp District Magistrate’s Health Drive A Healthy Tradition 6
  • 7. This year, the School observed many important days and festivals of national and international importance. In the true tradition of secularism, universal brotherhood humanity the celebrations included Holi, Gandhi Jayanti, Teacher’s Day, Children’s Day, UNICEFDay,amongothersshownbelow. World Human Rights Day Diwali & Children’s Day Traffic Safety Day Christmas Day Guru Nanak’s B’day Eid Republic Day National Maths Day Special Events & Occasions 7 Independence Day
  • 8. The arrival of French First Lady, Madame Valerie Trierweiler, on February 14, turned out to be one of most memorable days for the students of OM Foundation School. She spent 50 minutes at the school, visiting each and every class room, interacting with students, asking questions about their studies, their lives and their aspirations. She saw and appreciated an entertaining cultural program by the students. She also visited the Women Empowerment Centre. She left assuringthe Foundation the bestpossiblesupport for futureprojectsin education. The French First Lady at OM: An honour Indeed 8
  • 9. To celebrate its 10th Birthday, the OM Foundation put up a cultural program “UDAAN – Reaching New Heights” at the Sri Sathya Sai International Centre, New Delhi on 6th of October, 2012. The event was a huge success and enthralled the audience that packed the auditorium with their encouraging presence. The show was a perfect blend of emotion, action and entertainment. The OM students impressed everyone with their scintillating performances as they danced, sang songs, played instruments and even acted out an English play conveying that they are not underprivileged after gaining education. Mr. Ian Peters, the Chief Guest for the function had flown in from UK especially for the event and to encourage the students. He was accompanied by other British Gas business leaders Mr. Matt Idle and Mr. Peter Parsons. On this occasion Mr Ian Peters said, “The school is very close to my heart and I always feel humble to see these students growing and learning. We will extend our all support for the completion of the schooling of the OM children”. The presence of Ms. Anne Minto OBE as a special guest and the presence of leadership teams of EXL, Aon Hewitt, Barclays, HCLT, Sopra, KPMG, and Smile Foundation made the event even more special. 10th Annual Day Celebration, Delhi Udaan: A flight of dreams 9
  • 10. Our valued corporate associates continued their enthusiastic participation in various school activities. These included programs in skill developments, games, volunteering and education excursions to name a few. We thank all of them for contributing to yet another yearoflearningandfun. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 British Gas : Exl Services: Barclays : HCL Technologies Foundation: Fujitsu India Consulting Samsung Engineering: Sopra: The OM students played a cricket match with the members of Centrica India, British Gas and Exl Services in Noida. A team from British Gas also celebrated the company’s 200th birthday with the children, giving everyone some memorable moments. Their regular volunteering has helped the students in improving their English communication, grammar and vocabulary. Barclays continued its reach engagements with the school. It organised various activities like a day-long visit to the Nehru Planetarium Delhi. Its volunteers organised the school wall painting and a Safety Drill . Its senior management spent quality time teaching interesting application on computers to the children. HCL volunteers ran various youth clubs for the students. A group of girls was given training in the Indian dance forms which also participated in the HCL Annual fest. Students were also given training in quizzing, debating and drawing. collaborated with the OM Foundation for CSR activities in education and environment. Promoted education with “Spread a Smile” on their 42nd anniversary. Samsung Engineering & Eco Generation launched their first India Environmental Awareness Program at the campus. Sopra Group India partnered with the OM Foundation to mentor the students in various activities like cricket, personality development and creative activities like art & craft and dance to support the overall development of the children. Corporate Engagements 10
  • 11. People who help us make what we are 10 We would also like to thank individuals who have always extended their foremost support in their own capacity to help the Foundation and its beneficiaries. Mr. Kuldeep Drabu, Mr. Arjun Singh, Ms. Anne Minto OBE and Ms. Fiona Nott are some of the individuals with major contributions. 11 Our valued sponsors and associates
  • 12. We have always seen our purpose beyond just providing education to our students. We believe their families, communities and localities are as much a part of our lives as they are. With this understanding the OM Foundation continued its initiatives for the welfare of local communities. These primarily touched upon matters of health, hygiene and social issues. We also reached new milestones under various programs launched for womenandtheyoutheitherrelatedtoourstudentsorasmembersoflocalcommunity. ITS Dental College and Research Centre, Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh conducted free health check up camp at the OM Foundation School for the students and their families. The check- up were done in Dental, Eye, Gynecology and General Medicine. Free medicines were also distributed on the spot. . The Art of Living Medical Camp: On 16/12/2012, a Medical Camp in collaboration with The Art of Living (Noida Chapter) was organized at the School. A total of 175 people of all age groups from Hoshiarpur and nearby villages were treated at the camp by a team of general physicians, cardiologists, gynecologists, pediatrician and dentists. “Chuppi Todo” Campaign for Child Rights : The OM Foundation School and HCLT Foundation volunteers, organized a special event to educate children about their safety and rights. The school also organized a walkathon through the locality to spread awareness about child safety among local communities. 12 Community Initiatives: Beyond School
  • 13. YouthEmployabilityProgram “SwayumSewika”-WomenEmpowermentProgram BarclayssupportedTrainingProgramforRuralWomen The OM Foundation successfully completed the second batch of its youth employment initiative in partnership with Barclays Shared Services. The program aims to reduce poverty and vulnerability by facilitating young adults, aged 17-35, from economically weak and disadvantaged areas to develop the skills required to obtain gainful employment in areas like Retail, ITES and Hospitality. Edulever is the training partner for this program. The program targets to train and employ 100 candidates within the period of one year The Women Empowerment initiative, supported by HCLT Foundation is helping the urban slums’ women in getting livelihood skill sets. This program is targeted at training women in garment manufacturing so that they can be self reliant and earn to support their families. Women trained under this program have started generating products for sale. These include mobile covers, cushion covers, aprons, runners, hand painted dupattas, karva’s, pillow covers and hand painted diyas. Its success has already started attracting other women of the community to join and benefit from the same. The OM Foundation is successfully running the training initiative for rural womenin partnership with Barclays Shared Services. The volunteers from Barclays deserve a special mention as 3 teams from Barclays participated in the Airtel Delhi Half Marathon for raising funds for training 100 women in apparel making. Livelihood Initiatives 13
  • 14. It’s heartening to share that like every year, some special individuals continued to go out of their way to put in an extra effort for the development of the OM Children. We thank them for their volunteering initiatives wish them all the happiness and joy that they bring to us. Summer Camp: The students of Vasant Valley School led by Ms. Amira Singh organized “Summer Workshop” for the students of VIIIth and IXth of OM Foundation School. All the activities were well structured and focused on improving the English language and Communication skills, Reading Habits and Personality Development of the students. During this period, musical sessions and sporting activities were also organized to energize the students. Communication Workshop by Ms. Mihika Kapoor: Ms. Mihika Kapoor continued her voluntary activity for the third consecutive year at the school. As in the past, she flew in especially from New York for her Communication Workshop. She engaged with the class IX students on 20th - 29th March, 2013 to help them develop their artistic abilities, creative writing and English language speaking through a series of interactive activities and workshops. Volunteers: The extra helping hand 14
  • 15. Now we are looking ahead to bigger challenges as we gear up to work for a Higher Senior Secondary School that will benefit: Toachievethisdream,weneedyoursupport. 4About 300 OM School students in completing CBSE recognised10+2education 4About 2000 children, girls, boys, men and women who wish to complete senior school education at Zero cost througheveningandweekendclasses 4The aim is to reduce the number of school dropouts uneducated youth and the unemployed population of Noida& NCR. Looking Ahead: Let’s create a bigger difference 15 To donate for the new school, please contact Krishnenedu Sengupta at +91 98 18669278 or k.sengupta@omfoundation.in
  • 16. Registration number: 6505 FCRA No. : 231660741 Website: E-mail: www.omfoundation.in info@omfoundation.in Communication Address: Project Address: Registered Address: D-92, Sector-63, Noida, Uttar Pradesh-201301,India. Phone 0120-4724600 OM Foundation School, Street No.2, Hoshiarpur Village, Near Sector 51, Noida, UP, 201301, India. C-11, Tarang Apartments, I.P. Extension, New Delhi-110092. India. Contact Person: Mr. Krishnendu Sengupta Chief Program Officer k.sengupta@omfoundation.in Mobile no: +91-9818669278