Parent-Teacher Partnership

Guidelines for Parents

We believe that the joint effort of the trio—Parent, Student and Teacher—is essential to help the child develop smoothly. Parents are requested to follow these guidelines for the holistic development of their children.

Message to Parents

The school diary is intended to be used by the pupils to record their school activities and homework. It will also establish a valuable liaison among the parents, teachers and school administration with regard to the quality of work being attempted by the students in the school and at home.

Any comments made herein must refer only to the student's work and conduct. Comment or criticism other than these can be conveyed to the Principal in a separate letter, who will look into these matters personally.

Guideline 1

Check School Diary Daily

Please take care to check the School Diary of your ward every day to note the homework and other instructions and take an interest in the homework.

Guideline 2

Monitor Punctuality & Discipline

Please pay attention to your ward's punctuality, regularity in attendance and discipline. These habits form the foundation of a successful academic life.

Guideline 3

Ensure Proper Equipment

Please ensure daily that your ward is properly equipped with all the required books, stationery and kit for the day.

Guideline 4

Communicate Through Diary

In case your ward is not making the desired progress, or should there be any legitimate complaint, please communicate through this diary or see the Principal.

Guideline 5

Do Not Disturb Class Hours

In no case parents/guardians should contact the teachers in the class during the teaching hours, nor should they enter the classroom to see their children.

Guideline 6

Progress Report

Please sign the Progress Report and return it within five days duly signed by you. If lost, a replacement will be made on payment of ₹50/- only.

Guideline 7

Avoid Criticism of Teachers

Criticism of the teachers of the school in the presence of their children should be scrupulously avoided, because it causes them to lose respect for their teachers and, in consequence, failure on their part.

Guideline 8

Don't Send Sick Children

Children, when sick, should not be sent to school to attend classes. This ensures their speedy recovery and prevents the spread of illness to others.

Guideline 9

Pocket Money

Pocket money may be given, but very judiciously and should not exceed ₹10/- per day.

Guideline 10

Cooperate with School

Please cooperate with the school in observance of rules, maintenance of discipline and proper code of conduct.

Guideline 11

Avoid Petty Leave Applications

You would appreciate that absence for petty reasons is not in the interest of a student. Hence, please take care not to apply for leave if it can possibly be avoided.

Guideline 12

Speak English

As far as possible, please insist on your child's speaking English.

Guideline 13

Inform About Diseases

In case your ward is suffering from any communicable, contagious or serious disease, the same must be brought to the notice of the Principal.

Attendance & Leave

Absence & Leave Rules

Rule 1

Responsibility for Missed Work

Students and their parents are responsible for making up loss of teaching and work missed during the period of absence of the students.

Rule 2

Leaving Campus

No student will be allowed to leave the school campus during the school hours, except with the permission of the Principal in case of emergency.

Rule 3

Leave on Medical Grounds

Normally, no leave of absence is granted except on medical grounds.

Rule 4

Advance Leave Application

For proceeding on leave, an application written only under the signature of the parent/recognized guardian will have to be submitted in advance.

Rule 5

Striking Off for Absence

Absence without granted leave or unexplained reason for over ten consecutive days will result in the student's name being struck off the rolls. Re-admission may be granted at the discretion of the Principal, only on payment of fresh admission fee equal to one month's tuition fee.

Rule 6

Medical Certificate

In case of leave exceeding one week on medical grounds, a medical certificate will have to be produced.

Rule 7

Fine for Absence

Those absent without granted leave will have to pay a fine at the rate of ₹10/- per day of absence.

Rule 8

Leave Record

All cases of leave/absence/non-attendance will be entered into the leave record column of the diary and signed by the parent/guardian.

Rule 9

Late Arrival Record

Late arrival will be recorded in the late record pages of the diary and initialed by the class-teacher.

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