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Go-getters: 75 schools secure 100 percent result

17 in list are govt-run schools; factors like introduction of pre-vocational subjects cited

Panaji

With the State recording pass percentage of 90.93 per cent for the Secondary School Examination, 149 schools have recorded pass percentage of 95 percent and above. Of the 149 schools, 75 have secured 100 per cent result of which 17 are government-run. The increased pass percentage could be attributed to factors like introduction of pre-vocational subjects, National Skill Qualification Framework (NSQF), sports merit marks and increased number of children with special needs appearing for the examination, informed Chairman of Goa Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Chairman J R Rebello. The 75 schools are as follws: St Joseph s High School, Arpora; St Britto s High School, Mapusa; St Thomas Girls High School, Aldona; St Elizabeth s High School, Pomburpa; Mae De Deus High School, Corjuem; St Clara s High School, Assonora; Sanjay Centre For Special Education, Porvorim; Jnyan Vikas School, Porvorim ; Govt High School, Amona, Bicholim; Govind Gunaji Sawant High School, Sarvan, Bicholim; Dnyanjyoti High School, Karapur; Govt High School, Mencurem; Govt High School, Navelim, Sankhali; Govt High School, Tarmatha Bhile, Surla; Shri Shradhanand Vidyalaya, Poinguinim; St Sebastian High School, Loliem; St Anthony s High School, Galgibaga; Govt High School, Cotigao; Ven Fr Joseph Vaz High School, Sancoale; Regina Mundi High School, Chicalim; Keshav Smruti High School, Alto-Dabolim; Viscount Of Pernem High School, Pernem; Govt High School, Agarwada, Pernem; Shri Kamaleshwar High School, Korgao; Hutatma Bapu G Memorial Govt High School, Chandel; Shri Durga English School, Parse; Shri Kamaleshwar High School, Pethechawada, Korgao; Our Lady Of Mount Carmel High School, Arambol; Government High School, Hankhane, Pernem; Krishna Raghunath Shetye Savoikar High School, Savoi Verem; St Mary s High School, Ponda; Surashri Kesarbai Kerkar High School, Keri, Ponda; Rajmata Padmavati Raje High School, Bandora; S S Samiti s Smt Indirabai V Bhat Dhavalikar High School, Dhavali; Gananath English High School, Nirankal, Ponda; Dr Sakharam Gude High School, Vazangal, Shiroda; Government High School, Dhavshire, Tisk, Usgao; Govt High School, Ganjem, Usgao; Govt High School, Juna Bazar, Ponda; Shree Navadurga Education & Cultural Society s Matoshri Anandibai M Naik High School; Shivgram Education Society s School Of Symbiosis, Shivshail; Lokvishwas Pratishthan s Virani High School, Dhavali; Pope John XXIII High School, Quepem; Government High School, Sheldem; Fatima Convent High School, Margao; Maria Bambina Convent High School, Cuncolim; Shri Damodar Vidyalaya High School, Margao; Presentation Convent High School, Margao; St Pius X High School, Orlim; St Xavier s Institute, Curtorim; St Xavier s High School, Velim; Our Lady Of Health High School, Cuncolim; Our Lady Of Succour High School, Nagoa; St Mary Of Angels Convent School, Chinchinim; St Anthony s High School, Veroda, Cuncolim; Our Lady Of Carmel High School, Vonvortem, Curtorim; Our Lady Of Lourdes High School, Utorda; Fr Agnel Multipurpose High School, Verna; Posh English High School, Navelim; Miracles High School, Sanguem; National High School, Valpoi; Honda High School, Honda; Government High School, Pissurlem; Government High School, Dabem; Government High School, Bhuipal, Sattari; People s High School, Panaji; Our Lady Of Rosary High School, Dona Paula; Shri Sharada Vidyalaya, Cumbharjua; St Aloysius High School, Piedade, Ilhas; Dr K B Hedgewar High School, Panaji; Government High School, Dona Paula; St Xavier Academy, Old Goa; Royale Secondary School, Sailem Bhatt, Taleigao; Fairyland High School, Batim and Somnath English High School, Savargal, Kirlapal.
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Goa Police moots licence suspension for serious violations

Goa Police has begun to seriously consider the directives of Supreme Court Committee on Road Safety headed by Justice K S Radhakrishnan issued in 2015.

The Goan Network
Published May 26, 2016, 5:53 AM IST
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PANAJI:  Upon receiving a nod from the department of transport, Goa Police could begin compounding of licences for speeding, drunken driving, red light jumping and the use of mobile phones while driving. These licences will then be suspended by the RTO for a minimum of three months, as per the SC directives.

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