LEAVE OR ABSENCE

Leave or absence is not granted except on prior written application from parents or guardian (except in cases of unforeseen circumstances). Every absence must be entered briefly in the leave record page of the hand book and signed by the parent or guardian.

Any student who takes leave continuously for more than five days without information will be struck off from the roll.Pupil’s attendance on the Re-opening day after each term is compulsory. Any break of this rule without prior information will be punishable.

In case of illness, exceeding three days, the pupil should produce a medical certificate on the day he / she joins the school after his / her leave.

WITHDRAWAL

A student could be withdrawn from the school by a formal request letter by the parent or guardian with a payment of Rs. 200/- for the same.

Withdrawal is possible only when all the fee and dues are cleared. T.C. will be compulsorily issued to the student, who is detained in the same class for more than two years or found to have a bad conduct and character.

Note to Parents

• Please read the calendar and familiarize yourself with the values, rules and regulations of the school.
• Kindly take responsibility and be aware of your ward’s progress in school. Ensure that your ward goes back home and reviews school work on a regular Parents are requested to check their ward’s hand book each day for assignments, Parent Teacher’s communication and any remarks from the teachers. The purpose of these remarks is to inform the parents of the events happening in their ward’s school life. Parents are welcome to meet the teachers to discuss such matters further between 3.30 p.m. and 4.30 p.m.
• Please feel free to write any concerns you have or any particular achievements that you wish the school to be aware of, You are welcome to request guidance as needed.
• Help your child to arrive in school well prepared clean and dressed in his/her proper uniform, with all relevant study materials, writing materials etc. When a student comes to school having completed his/her assignments and well prepared for his/her examinations, it increases their confidence at school.
• Review the results of the periodical appraisal and encourage scope for improvement.
• Open days are organized regularly by the school. You are urged to attend these open days to receive your ward’s progress card and feedback from teachers. Encourage your ward to take balanced interest in studies and co-curricular activities.
• lpods, cell phones, cameras, electrical devices and other expensive items can bring about distractions and so they are not permitted into the school. Discourage your ward on the same.
• Parents are requested to assist their ward in completing all the assignments and studies and their co-operation is very much sought in completing the lessons missed during their wards absence from school.
• Please note that the language of communication in school campus is English. Encourage your ward to sustain conversations in English outside school hours wherever appropriate.
• Holidays declared for all Educational Institutions by the state or central government and Chingelput District on account of disturbing situations like natural calamities, strikes and mourning as notified by the media would be applicable to our school.
• In the event of closure of the school in extraordinary circumstances, the school may have to work on one or more Saturdays to compensate for the loss of working days. Attendance on all such Saturdays is
• Encourage your ward to follow a regular schedule. Spending quality time with him/her, giving encouragement and positive feedback will definitely lift up your ward’s spirit and thus help his/her progress.
• At home, guide your ward to select valuable TV programmes and restrict TV viewing to a maximum of half an hour a Spending more time on watching TV and playing electronic or computer games has negative effect on your ward’s physical and mental health. Instead, encourage activities such as physical exercise, art work, gardening, music and book reading. This will help your ward to become balanced and self- motivated human beings.

CODE OF CONDUCT

• Please co-operate with the management and abide by the guidelines given below and encourage your fellow students to do so. Let us all strive to uphold the reputation of our school.

  Discipline and good behaviour makes a safe and happy school for everyone, and trains us for our life to face the wider world confidently.

  1. Never be Come atleast 15 minutes before the commencement

  of the school. Students who come late to the school for more than three times are not eligible for the Regular Attendance Prize.

• Bring this Hand book to school every day. Fill in all the columns given in various pages as per the instruction. Note your homework, your activities and engagements daily in it.

• Keep silence in the class

• Wise students use their intervals to drink water, to use the rest rooms, relax and maintain healthy friendship with their fellow students. This might them to concentrate more in their school activities.

• Don’t waste water, chalk or paper. Don’t tear papers from the note book.

• Cleanliness is next to Keep your class rooms and surroundings clean.

• Clean and neat habits maintains ones

• Do not splash or sprinkle ink or water on the floor or furniture. Waste papers, pencil shavings and other rubbish should go into the trash bin. Don’t write anything on the benches, toilets and corridors.

• If you lose or find anything report it to the teacher at once.

• Cultivate the values of sharing, helping, forgiving and thanking. Being a school student learn and observe non – violence.

• Keep good poise. A modulated voice is an Cultivate them.

• Converse only in English except in Language

• Never keep your foot on the walls. Never drag your legs while

• Don’t stamp or scribble on the benches and on the walls. If you do so you are proving to be unconcerned about ‘common good’.

• Only those pupils of VI and above are permitted to come toschool by bi-cycles. Their names and classes should be neatly mentioned on the bi-cycles and should be left only in the places allotted to them.Do not lend your cycles. Lock your cycle and keep your key safe.

• Behave and speak The use of offensive words is strictly checked. Be respectful with students, teachers and non-teaching staff. Create and maintain a happy atmosphere.

• Every person is worthy of Teasing is hurtful.Make the effort to understand other students who are different from you and make them to feel free and be at ease. Put others’ needs before your own. Pupils who tease and bully are proving their own weakness and lack of self-respect.

• Uniform: You must wear full, correct uniform which is clean and ironed.If not you need an official slip. Make sure your black shoes are polished and your hair and nails are clean and neat. Have deep pride in yourself and in the name of your school.

• Pupils are not allowed to move out of the class without the teacher’s permission.

• Pupils are expected to be in silence at all times even in the absence of the teachers.

• When you are in uniform, wearing your ID card (current year) is a must. This is applicable when in or out of the school

• Conserve and value our resources. Never waste precious water or food. Turn off all fans and lights when not in

• Avoid rushing, pushing and This is very important for the person and other’s safety in corridors and on stairs, walk on the left. Don’t disturb other classes by making noise, running or peeping into the other class while crossing any classroom.

• Electronic devices, including mobile phones, are not permitted in the

• Make requests and not Make positive requests and suggestions. This is likely to bring the changes you want complaining will not. Appreciate the good things you see in others.

• Maintain the Values and earn good reputation. The same disciplined and courteous behaviour that is outlined here, is expected outside the campus at all times. Please co-operate to ensure that our school maintains an excellent reputation in the society. Be a good example to

• Share at home your learning in the school. Make your learning useful for our society.

• Make special efforts to preserve our Blue Planet the Earth. Preserve plants, animals, Do not pollute water, air and land.

• Avoid eating fast and junk food. Avoid drinking fizzy drinks. Drink three to four litres of water every

• Follow meditation, prayer and also physical exercise every.