Discipline

One of the most important aspects of education is discipline which should eventually come from within. Discipline is the training that develops self-control, orderliness, efficiency and character.

Basic to all discipline is the principle of respect - respect for oneself, for others and for all children. The school expects students to maintain the highest standard of discipline, decorum, punctuality, neatness and responsible behaviour both in the classroom and during co-curricular activities of the school.

Matters of discipline are dealt with initially by the class teacher. When the situation demands, the Principal takes responsibility for disciplinary measures. At all times students are encouraged to consider and be responsible for their own actions.

Irregular attendance, habitual idleness, insubordination, misbehaviour, obscenity in any form and dishonesty are sufficient reasons for the expulsion of a student.

Students should refrain from activities, which may disturb the orderly use of the school. In case of a serious breakdown of conduct, the Principal seeks to assess the situation with parents. Any breach of school rules will entail punishment such as suspension or termination of admission. The Principal can, in the interest of the school and without assigning any reason, ask a parent to remove a child, at or previous to the end of the current term, should her/his conduct, behaviour or influence, in the Principal’s opinion, be detrimental to the principles of the school, or should she/he seem unable or unwilling to profit by the educational advantages of the school.

Withdrawal of Admission

When it is desired to withdraw a child, two months’ notice in writing to take effect from the 1st of a month must be given failing which two months tuition fees will have to be paid.
The Admission fee is not refundable and will not be refunded under any circumstances.
The Security Deposit will be refunded after all dues of the School have been cleared.
Pupils, who leave the School after the 28th of February, must pay the fees till the end of May.
A leaving certificate will be issued only after the School dues have been cleared. A student should give at least ten days prior notice to the school for providing the Leaving/Transfer certificate.

Leave Of Absence

Children should not be kept away from the School, except for illness.
When a student is absent, parents are required to intimate the Class Teacher through the School Diary.
No separate leave application need be made.
An Absence and Leave Record for the purpose is given in the Diary.
Any absence of more than two days should be supported by a medical certificate and an entry in the School Diary mentioning the number of days the child is absent is also required.
Infectious diseases, if any, should be notified immediately to the Principal.

In the event of emergencies such as bandhs, riots, floods, etc., please use your own discretion and decide whether to send your child to school. Should the emergency occur after school has begun, please ensure that you come personally to school and collect your child. The School cannot take the risk of sending your child with any other person. At times like these, it becomes humanly impossible for our office staff to answer telephone calls from so many parents.

The Beginning And End Of Term

Parents must strictly abide by the opening and closing dates of the School.
On no account, can ‘Special Cases’ be considered for permission to break the rule. No child may leave School before the beginning of a holiday (Diwali, Christmas and Summer) and absolute punctuality is necessary on the re-opening of the School.
Students not returning to School within a month without prior permission after the holidays, are liable to have their names struck off the rolls.