EDUCATION – Education is the process of facilitating learning or acquiring knowledge, discipline, manners, skills and the art of living.
KNOWLEDGE – Knowledge is the familiarity, awareness, or understanding of someone or something, such as facts, information, descriptions or skills acquired through experience or education by perceiving, discovering or learning. Our main focus is to educate students through practical and theoretical knowledge, which helps them clearly understand various concepts.
DISCIPLINE – Discipline refers to the practice of training students to obey rules or a code of conduct. We develop responsibilities in them for self-discipline and good behaviour. It helps them understand themselves and teaches them how to conduct themselves properly.
MANNERS – Manners tell everything about the school and teachers. We educate our pupils about emotions, respect and help. We teach them when and how they should help and guide others and behave respectfully with everyone, such as their friends and teachers.
SKILLS – Skills include many attributes like good communication skills, a positive approach towards challenges, general awareness, an attitude towards lifelong learning, self-discipline, time management, sense of initiative, sharing and teamwork, stress management and much more. We provide our learners with these skills to help them achieve their goals on time.
ART OF LIVING – We teach our students how to achieve their goals by sustaining confidence, handling challenges positively, and maintaining a meaningful daily routine.
SCHOOL DISCIPLINE
- The management felt a great need for the school, as the residents were eagerly waiting for its opening, which was evident from their overwhelming response. The management intends to meet the expectations of the people by providing good education and giving every child the opportunity to develop his/her talents and blossom into a responsible citizen of society.
- We have a strong desire to impart excellent education, values, culture and discipline to our students. The mission of “Education for All” is followed wholeheartedly.
- The management has a reputation for recruiting teachers of the highest calibre. Parents are requested to cooperate with the school authorities. Teachers and parents are two sides of the same coin. Parents should guide their children about proper manners and etiquettes and help groom their talents, while teachers will further support and train them in school to help the child become an ideal citizen of society.
- Parents must help the school in its growth and progress. Complaints and suggestions must be submitted in writing.
- Great emphasis is laid on punctuality, regular attendance and discipline. Absence without prior permission or absence on the first working day after any vacation is considered a serious offence. New admissions may lose their seats if they fail to report within a week after the school reopens in July.
- The school gives equal importance to academic excellence and character formation in all subjects.
- Every student must have two pairs of the school uniform and must come to school neatly dressed in complete uniform.
- Every student must reach school at least five minutes before the morning prayer. Students arriving late may be sent home at the parents’ risk. No student is permitted to leave the school premises during recess.
- Students should greet teachers, elders and friends politely whenever and wherever they meet them. They must speak courteously using the four magic words: Please, Thank you, Sorry, and Excuse me. Students must avoid using slang or inappropriate expressions.
- Students should take proper care of school property such as furniture, apparatus, equipment, etc. Any damage caused will result in a fine.
- Students are answerable to school authorities for their behaviour both inside and outside the school. They must conduct themselves in a manner worthy of dignity and good character. Misbehaviour may lead to disciplinary action or dismissal.
- A Warning Card will be issued to students for misbehaviour. If no improvement is observed, marks may be deducted from their TC (Transfer Certificate) remarks.
- A candidate seeking admission to the school must produce an official birth certificate/Aadhaar Card as proof of the date of birth mentioned in the Admission Form.
- The fee once paid at the time of admission will not be refunded.
- The following rules are applicable to all students:
- For Class PG, there will be only the Final Examination (no unit tests).
- Classes Nursery to XII will have PT–I, Half Yearly, PT–II and the Yearly Examination.
- Students who are studying in board classes (5th, 8th, 10th, 12th) must attend the Pre-Board Examination.
- Students absent for PT–I, Half Yearly, PT–II or the Yearly Examination will not be allowed to take a retest except as per government norms.
ADMISSIONS
EXAMINATION
PROMOTION
- A student who fails twice in the same class will have to leave the school.
- Promotion will be granted on the basis of marks obtained in PT tests, terminal examinations and overall performance.
- 75% attendance is compulsory for promotion.
WITHDRAWAL
- Parents are requested to give 3 months’ prior notice for withdrawal.
- TC will not be issued without notice, and 3 months’ fee will be charged.
- The decision of the school authority is final and not open to question.
FEES
- All fees are non-refundable.
- All fees must be paid strictly in advance by the 10th of every month; otherwise, a fine of ₹10 per delayed day will be charged.
- Fees for the full calendar year (12 months) will be charged. No concession or reduction will be made for any broken period.
- Delay in payment of dues beyond two months will make the student liable for removal from the school.
- A 3-month notice is mandatory before the withdrawal of a student; otherwise, 3 months’ fee will be charged. In case a student withdraws after January, fees for the remaining term will be charged.
- Conveyance fees will be charged from PG to XII from April to March.