“Same Children. Same Team. Brighter Tomorrow.” 🌻 That was the message welcoming families to PTM 2 at LAKSH International School, Kisannagar, and it summed up the day perfectly. Parents and teachers sat down together, went through every child’s progress report, celebrated our achievers and planned the next steps as one team.
This article shares the highlights of the day, the full list of our Students of the Month, and a practical guide to help every parent read and act on their child’s progress report.
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PTM 2 at LAKSH Kisannagar: Same Children, Same Team, Brighter Tomorrow
Our Kisannagar campus held its second Parent Teacher Meeting of the year on 20 September 2026. Families were greeted by a colourful welcome board built around a giant sunflower, with the words “Same Children, Same Team, Brighter Tomorrow” at its centre.
Around it, our students had pinned messages of thanks to their teachers: “Thank you, Teacher, for helping me grow and shine”, “Behind every good student is a great teacher” and “Every student can learn, just not on the same day or in the same way.” It set exactly the right tone for a day about partnership.
Parents then met class teachers and our management, reviewed their child’s progress report and notebooks, and discussed how each child is growing in learning, confidence and character.
6 Highlights of the Day
1. A Welcome Wall That Thanked Our Teachers
The PTM welcome board did more than greet parents. It reminded everyone that teachers, parents and students share one goal. Quotes such as “Invest in our teachers, and our children will succeed” and “The influence of a good teacher can never be erased” made many parents stop, read and smile.
2. “Scan & See”: A QR Video Wall for Parents
One of the most talked-about moments of the day was our Scan & See wall. Each child had a QR code pinned to a bright pink board. Parents simply scanned their child’s code with their phone and watched a short video of their own child, right there in the corridor.
It was a simple idea with a big impact. Parents could see their child speaking confidently on camera, and many saved the videos to share with family. It is a small example of how LAKSH uses everyday technology to bring parents closer to their children’s learning, the same approach that earned us the rank of 1st in Telangana for technology integration.
3. One-on-One Progress Conversations
Teachers sat with each family to go through the progress report subject by subject. They explained marks, shared examples from notebooks and assessments, and listened to what parents see at home. The best conversations ended with clear, simple next steps.
4. Our Management Met Families Personally
Our management personally met parents and children to review progress, answer questions and hear feedback. Senior students joined some conversations too, taking part in discussions about their own goals, which is exactly the kind of ownership we want every child to develop.
5. Topper Trophies for FA-2
Students who topped their classes in FA-2 (the second Formative Assessment) received gleaming “Topper” trophies from our management. From our youngest learners to senior students, the thumbs-up and proud smiles said everything. In all, 118 students secured Rank 1 in their sections, and you will find every name in the Honour Roll below. Another 71 students topped their sections in Weekend Exam 8.
6. Students of the Month Celebrated
Twenty-three students were named Students of the Month for August 2026, one from each section of every class. You will find every name in the Honour Roll below.
Honour Roll: PTM 2 Achievers at LAKSH Kisannagar
Students of the Month: August 2026
Congratulations to our Students of the Month from both sections, Lumina and Nexora! This award recognises children who stood out during August in their learning, effort, attitude and conduct. 🎉
| Class | Lumina | Nexora |
|---|---|---|
| PP1 | G. Darshika | Shaik Anwar Hussain |
| PP2 | Syeda Mirha Kauser | Zafeer Ismaeel |
| Grade 1 | Zoha Khan | Akshara Krithi |
| Grade 2 | Tanzila Erum | Hadiya |
| Grade 3 | Md Aqibuddin Arif | S. Nihal |
| Grade 4 | Manha Nazneen | Mohammed Shabazuddin |
| Grade 5 | Akula Prayutha | Pittala Srimanth |
| Grade 6 | Rida Mariam | Nadeef Hussain |
| Grade 7 | Syeda Amra Fathima | Shaik Mohammed Abdullah |
| Grade 8 | P. Lasya | N. Vineeth Reddy |
| Grade 9 | B. Rishitha | — |
| Grade 10 | Sd Samreen | Mohammad Haarith Thaman |
FA-2 Rank Holders: Rank 1 in Every Section
Congratulations to the 118 students who secured Rank 1 in their section in FA-2, the second Formative Assessment of the year. Where several students achieved the same top score, all of them share Rank 1. 🏅
| Class | Lumina | Nexora |
|---|---|---|
| Nursery | Bhumika Rathod, Buddi Nihanvi, Koneti Thanvika, Maryam Fatima, Mohammad Rida Fathima, Mohammadi Fathima, Abdul Nafay, Kadasu Shreeyaan, Khaja Saaduddin, Mohammad Faariz Khan, Mohammad Abdul Rahman, Mohammad Abubakar Ali, Mohammed Fayaz Ali, Mohammed Mutee Ur Rahman, Mohd Arhab Ali, Syed Ghouse Mohiuddin, Syed Yaqoob Ali Quadri | — |
| PP1 | Akula Aadhyasri, Amena Siddiqua, Bijili Harini, Galigani Darshika, Naiza Erum, Syeda Ameera Zainab, Tahura Fathima, Vedira Nithya, Abdul Samad, Anabia Khan, Gattu Prajwal, Khaja Afzaluddin, Mohammad Ayman Khan, Mohammed Farees Hamzan, Osman Ahmed, Noor Ain Quadri | Aiza Akram, Anabiya Fathima, Anam Fathima, Areeba Akthar Fathima, Ramatenki Adhya Sri, Samiya Fathima, Mohammad Hamdan, Mohammed Ali, Shaik Anwar Hussain, Shaik Ayman, Syed Abdul Hameed |
| PP2 | Ruhaima Khan, Syeda Mirha Kauser, Ummeh Zainab, Chinthakayala Viaan, Mohammed Safwan Hussain, Mohammed Abdul Samad Ali, Puram Aviksh, Shaik Ayaan Ahmed, Shrimal Shrijesh, Syed Abuzar, Syed Mohammed Hussain, Syed Omar | Aaira Fathima, Aleeha Anjum, Amatusshafi Afifah, Ayana Irfan Fathima, Boyini Riyanshika, Iqra Fatima, Mashkura Mumthaz, Mirha Khanum, Nayyara Zainab, Vallepu Sreekrithi, Akunuri Neil Aaron, Dhadi Mahanth, Kothapally Rishikesh, Mohammad Arham Ali, Mohammad Zafeer Ismaeel, Mohammed Izhan Ali, Pastham Vihaansh |
| Grade 1 | Zunaira Arsheen, Zoha Khan, Syeda Gulzar Fatima, Aliza Fatima, Divyanshi Rathod, Bodla Nivitha, Alina, Iqra Anam, Kummari Medasvi, Koneti Vedhansh | Umaiza Mahreen |
| Grade 2 | Ayeza Iram, Nimra Fathima, Rushda Mariam, Tanzila Erum, Mohammed Abdullah | Ayesha, Ayesha Fathima, Pabbathi Aishwarya, Sadiya Fathima, Zunaira Mahek, Kallepally Shreyan, Mirza Ahmed Baig, Mohammed Aahil, Paidipelli Hrushikesh Goud, Shaik Aariz Zahran, Syed Hashir Ahmed |
| Grade 3 | Manupati Jaswini, Mohammed Aqibuddin Arif, Puram Suhansh | Vedira Saanvi |
| Grade 4 | Izma Tasneem | Mohammad Shabazuddin |
| Grade 5 | Aleeza Khan | Zubiya Fathima |
| Grade 6 | Junaina Tahniyat | Syed Nadeef Hussain, Nithvik Jaisheel Pogula |
| Grade 7 | Kajol Rathod | Mohammad Ashraf |
| Grade 8 | Sri Akshitha Tharigoppula | Sankepelli Varun |
| Grade 9 | Nimra | — |
| Grade 10 | Sd Samreen | Mohammad Haarith Thaman |
Weekend Exam 8 Toppers: Rank 1 in Every Section
Big exams matter, but so does steady effort every week. These 71 students secured Rank 1 in their section in Weekend Exam 8. Where several students achieved the same top score, all of them share Rank 1. ⭐
| Class | Lumina | Nexora |
|---|---|---|
| PP1 | Akula Aadhyasri, Amena Siddiqua, Naiza Erum, Syeda Ameera Zainab, Tahura Fathima, Vedira Nithya, Abdul Samad, Anabia Khan, Khaja Afzaluddin, Noor Ain Quadri | Aiza Akram, Anam Fathima, Mohammad Hamdan, Mohammed Ali, Shaik Anwar Hussain, Shaik Ayman |
| PP2 | Syeda Mirha Kauser, Chinthakayala Viaan, Mohammed Safwan Hussain, Mohammed Abdul Samad Ali, Puram Aviksh, Syed Abuzar, Syed Mohammed Hussain | Amatusshafi Afifah, Boyini Riyanshika, Hadiya Fathima, Irha Saher, Mashkura Mumthaz, Akunuri Neil Aaron, Dhadi Mahanth, Mohammad Arham Ali, Mohammad Zafeer Ismaeel, Mohammed Izhan Ali, Sriramoju Shiva Rudvedh |
| Grade 1 | Akula Nivitha, Ruzaina Raheem, Soddha Gouri, Zoha Khan, Bodla Nivitha, Izaan Khan | Syeda Aiza, Katkuri Rameshwar |
| Grade 2 | Mohammed Abdul Ahad | Hadiya |
| Grade 3 | Syeda Nabiha, Manupati Jaswini, Mohammed Aqibuddin Arif, Akula Mokshitha | Hari Mayukha, Mariyam Ayaan, Pabbathi Aaradhya, Vedira Saanvi |
| Grade 4 | Izma Tasneem, Manha Anam | Mohammad Shabazuddin |
| Grade 5 | Aleeza Khan, Nagamalla Kaushika, Rangu Srikrithi, Syed Arhaan Ahmed | Kamarapu Vikshuth |
| Grade 6 | Junaina Tahniyat, Munazza Nousheen, Rida Mariam | Mohammed Ziyanuddin |
| Grade 7 | Jelli Hanika | Mohammad Ashraf |
| Grade 8 | Zaynab Yusra | Dasari Suprith |
| Grade 9 | Mohammad Farhan Thaman | — |
| Grade 10 | Iqra Fathima Ahmed | Mohammad Haarith Thaman |
🌟 Triple Achievers
Seven students appear on all three lists: Student of the Month, FA-2 Rank 1 and Weekend Exam 8 Rank 1.
- 🏅 Shaik Anwar Hussain (PP1)
- 🏅 Syeda Mirha Kauser (PP2)
- 🏅 Mohammad Zafeer Ismaeel (PP2)
- 🏅 Zoha Khan (Grade 1)
- 🏅 Mohammed Aqibuddin Arif (Grade 3)
- 🏅 Mohammad Shabazuddin (Grade 4)
- 🏅 Mohammad Haarith Thaman (Grade 10)
Topping a major assessment, a weekly exam and being chosen for conduct and attitude, all in the same month, shows outstanding consistency and character. Congratulations! 👏
Double achievers: Galigani Darshika (PP1), Tanzila Erum (Grade 2), Syed Nadeef Hussain (Grade 6) and Sd Samreen (Grade 10) were Students of the Month and FA-2 Rank 1 holders, while Hadiya (Grade 2) and Rida Mariam (Grade 6) were Students of the Month and Weekend Exam 8 Rank 1 holders. Another 35 students secured Rank 1 in both FA-2 and Weekend Exam 8. Well done, all of you!
To every child on this list: we are proud of you. To every child who is not on it yet: the next month is another chance to shine. 💪
How to Read Your Child’s Progress Report
A progress report can look like a page of numbers, but it tells a much richer story when you know where to look. Here is a simple way to read it.
1. Start with the overall picture. Before looking at any single subject, notice the general pattern. Is your child doing steadily across subjects, or are one or two subjects clearly stronger or weaker?
2. Look at each subject. Check the marks or grades for every subject. Note the strongest subject, because that is where your child’s confidence comes from, and the weakest, because that is where support will make the biggest difference.
3. Compare with the last progress report. One result on its own says little. A rise from the last assessment is worth celebrating even if the mark is not the highest in the class. A drop is worth a calm conversation.
4. Read the teacher’s remarks carefully. Remarks are often the most useful part of the progress report, because they describe how your child learns, not just what they scored.
5. Check attendance and punctuality. Regular attendance is closely linked to steady progress. Missed days usually mean missed lessons.
6. Look beyond academics. Many progress reports include art, sports, values, participation and behaviour. These show how your child is growing as a whole person.
Decoding Common Teacher Remarks
Teachers write remarks in a few words, but each one carries a message. Here is what some common remarks usually mean, and how you can help at home:
| Remark | What it usually means | What you can do |
|---|---|---|
| “Can do better” | Your child understands the work but is not giving full effort | Ask what feels boring or hard, and set one small daily goal |
| “Needs to be more attentive” | Your child gets distracted in class | Check sleep and screen time, and practise short focused study sessions |
| “Should practise more” | Concepts are understood but not yet secure | Add 10 to 15 minutes of daily revision for that subject |
| “Good but careless” | Your child knows the answers but makes avoidable mistakes | Encourage checking work before submitting |
| “Quiet in class” | Your child may be shy or unsure | Praise them for sharing ideas at home, and ask the teacher for small speaking roles |
| “Excellent participation” | Your child is engaged and confident | Celebrate it, and keep encouraging curiosity |
| “Improving steadily” | Real progress is happening | Tell your child you noticed, because praise for effort keeps them going |
If a remark is unclear, ask the teacher at the PTM: “Can you give me an example of what you mean?” A specific example turns a general remark into a clear plan.
7 Powerful Tips to Act on Your Child’s Progress Report
Reading the progress report is step one. Acting on it is what makes the difference. Here are seven tips that work:
- 💛 Start with praise. Before discussing any weak area, tell your child one thing in the progress report that made you proud.
- 🎯 Pick one or two goals, not ten. Children cannot fix everything at once. Choose the one or two areas that matter most.
- 📅 Build a small daily routine. Fifteen to twenty minutes of focused practice every day beats a long session once a week.
- 📖 Make reading a daily habit. Reading improves vocabulary, comprehension and writing, and it helps in every subject on the progress report.
- 🤝 Stay in touch with the teacher. Send a short message after two or three weeks to ask how things are going. Do not wait for the next PTM.
- 🚫 Avoid comparisons. Comparing your child’s progress report with a sibling’s or classmate’s rarely motivates. Compare them only with their own past results.
- 🎉 Celebrate progress, not just marks. When the next progress report shows improvement, celebrate the effort behind it, even if the mark is not perfect.
Helping Your Child Handle Progress Report Stress
For many children, progress report day brings butterflies in the stomach. Some worry about disappointing their parents; others compare themselves with friends. How parents respond can turn that worry into motivation, or into fear.
Here is how to keep the experience healthy:
- 🫂 Stay calm, whatever the marks. Children watch your face before they hear your words. A calm reaction tells them it is safe to talk.
- 👂 Ask before you advise. “How do you feel about your progress report?” often reveals more than any lecture. Many children already know where they struggled.
- 🔄 Separate the child from the marks. Make it clear that a low score is about a topic, not about who they are. “This chapter was tough” is very different from “You are weak in maths.”
- 🌟 Notice the small wins. Better handwriting, one improved subject or a kind remark from a teacher are all worth mentioning.
- 🛑 Watch for signs of stress. Trouble sleeping, stomach aches before school or avoiding talk about studies can signal anxiety. If you notice these, speak to the class teacher so we can support your child together.
A progress report is a snapshot of one moment, not a verdict on a child’s future. When children feel supported, they are far more likely to work hard for the next one.
Progress Beyond Marks: Skills That Matter
Marks are important, but a good progress report also reflects the skills that will matter for the rest of your child’s life. At LAKSH, teachers also watch for:
- 🗣️ Confidence and communication: speaking up in class, presenting and expressing ideas clearly.
- 🤝 Teamwork and kindness: working well with classmates and helping others.
- 💻 Digital skills: using technology wisely, from our new AI lab to everyday learning tools.
- 🧠 Thinking skills: asking questions, solving problems and learning from mistakes.
- 🌱 Values and responsibility: honesty, discipline, respect and taking care of one’s work.
These qualities grow slowly and quietly, and they deserve just as much attention as the numbers on the progress report.
Technology That Keeps Parents Closer
The Scan & See QR wall is one example of how LAKSH uses technology to strengthen the bond between home and school. Across our campuses, students learn with smart classrooms, AI tools and new AI labs, as part of our AI learning programme for students. At Kisannagar, students now learn coding, research and AI in our new AI lab.
This focus on meaningful technology is why LAKSH International Schools was ranked 1st in Telangana and 4th in India for Technology Integration by Education World. For parents, it simply means more ways to see, understand and support their child’s progress.
More from Our PTM 2 Series
Every LAKSH campus held its PTM 2 this month, and each article focuses on a different part of the parent’s journey:
- 📋 Before the PTM: 10 questions to ask at a parent teacher meeting, from our Vijaynagar Colony campus.
- 🗓️ After the PTM: a 30-day plan, a checklist and what to say to your child, from our Razvi Chaman campus.
- 📊 Understanding the progress report: this article, from our Kisannagar campus.
Why Parents Choose LAKSH Kisannagar
For 16 years, families across Karimnagar have trusted LAKSH International Schools with their children’s education. Here is why parents choose our Kisannagar campus:
- 🏆 An award-winning school: Best School of the Year 2026 for Experiential Learning, 1st in Telangana and 4th in India for Technology Integration, and among the Top 500 Schools of India.
- 🤝 Parents as real partners: regular PTMs, personal meetings with our management and our Three-Cornered Approach keep families involved all year.
- 📱 Innovation parents can see: from the Scan & See QR wall to our new AI lab, technology is used to bring parents closer.
- 🧠 The 360° Learning Model: our 360° Learning Model develops every child intellectually, emotionally, socially, digitally and practically.
- 📚 A strong academic foundation: preparation for Olympiads and competitive exams such as IIT-JEE and NEET.
- 🏅 Recognition every month: Students of the Month and Topper trophies celebrate effort and achievement.
- 📍 A central location: above SBI Bank at Mancherial Chowrasta, easy to reach from across Karimnagar.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a progress report?
A progress report is a school document that shows how a child is doing in each subject, along with teacher remarks, attendance and often co-scholastic areas such as art, sports and behaviour.
How should parents read a progress report?
Start with the overall pattern, then look at each subject, compare with the previous progress report, read the teacher’s remarks carefully, check attendance and look at skills beyond marks.
What should I do if my child’s progress report shows low marks?
Stay calm, praise one strength first, ask the teacher which specific topics need work, and build a short daily practice routine for those topics. Check in with the teacher after two or three weeks.
What was the Scan & See wall at the Kisannagar PTM?
It was a QR code wall where each child had their own code. Parents scanned their child’s code with their phone and watched a short video of their child during the PTM.
When was PTM 2 held at LAKSH Kisannagar?
PTM 2 was held on 20 September 2026 at LAKSH International School, Kisannagar, Karimnagar.
Who were the Students of the Month for August 2026?
Twenty-three students, one from each section from PP1 to Grade 10, were named Students of the Month. The full list is in the Honour Roll section of this article.
How many students secured Rank 1 in FA-2 at LAKSH Kisannagar?
118 students from Nursery to Grade 10 secured Rank 1 in their sections in FA-2. Where several students achieved the same top score, all of them share Rank 1.
How many students secured Rank 1 in Weekend Exam 8 at LAKSH Kisannagar?
71 students from PP1 to Grade 10 secured Rank 1 in their sections in Weekend Exam 8.
Which students appeared on all three honour lists?
Shaik Anwar Hussain, Syeda Mirha Kauser, Mohammad Zafeer Ismaeel, Zoha Khan, Mohammed Aqibuddin Arif, Mohammad Shabazuddin and Mohammad Haarith Thaman were Students of the Month, FA-2 Rank 1 holders and Weekend Exam 8 Rank 1 holders.
Can I discuss my child’s progress report before the next PTM?
Yes. Contact the class teacher or call the Kisannagar office on 90008 36969. You do not need to wait for the next PTM.
Where is LAKSH International School, Kisannagar?
H.No. 6-3-609/610, Sri Ramachandram Arcade, above SBI Bank, Mancherial Chowrasta, Kisannagar, Karimnagar – 505001.
Admissions Open at LAKSH Kisannagar: How to Apply
Looking for a school that keeps you close to every step of your child’s progress? Admissions are open at LAKSH International School, Kisannagar. 🌟
Apply in 4 easy steps:
- 📞 Enquire: call 90008 36969 or fill in our online enquiry form.
- 🏫 Visit: tour the Kisannagar campus and meet our teachers.
- 🤝 Meet us: talk to our academic team about your child’s needs and goals.
- ✅ Enrol: complete the admission formalities and join the LAKSH family.
Seats in each class are limited, so we encourage parents to visit early.
📍 LAKSH International School, Kisannagar
H.No. 6-3-609/610, Sri Ramachandram Arcade, above SBI Bank, Mancherial Chowrasta, Karimnagar – 505001
📞 Call: 90008 36969
📧 Email: lakshinternationalschools@gmail.com
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