UNIFORM
The school insists upon the ‘proper’ attire of the children. Regular inspection of fingernails, haircut, personal hygiene etc is conducted. Students who are not in proper and prescribed ‘uniform’ will be sent home. There will be no exception to this rule. Please notethe following ‘Dress Code’ of the school.
- Play School: Boys: Red Check Shirt, Red Shorts, Black Socks & Black Shoes.
- Play School: Girls: Red Check Blouse, Red Pinafore, Black Socks & Black Shoes
- KG Classes: Boys: white stripped Shirt, Red Shorts, Black Socks & Black Shoes.
- KG Classes: Girls: White Stripped Blouse, Red Pinafore, Black Socks & Black Shoes
REGULARITY RECORD
Absent from class: Staying away from school without leave is not tolerated except when the cause is sudden illness or unforeseen circumstances.
After an absence from class, He / She must bring the reasons duly entered and signed by the guardian in the Regularity record. Name of the pupils who have been absent from the school for a considerable period without permission are liable to be struck off the roles and may not be re admitted.
BEHAVIOR AT SCHOOL & OUTSIDE
- To write or draw on the back-board, to write words, offensive to any one or any thing else are things absolutely to be avoided.
- Keep floor clean by allowing no paper etc. to fall on it.
- Cleanliness and purity of soul are reflected by a clean exterior.
- Speak no ill of your school mates, or of the discipline management of the school.
- Always speak well of your school and your teachers.
- Do not arrive late to school.
- Do not enter the school without proper uniform.
- Do not come to the school on fancy shoes, slippers and dresses.
- Do not talk loudly in class and school campus.
REQUEST TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS
- By urging their wards to be regular and punctual in attendance
- By seeing that their wards are diligent at their home work and lessons
- By insisting on neatness and cleanness in their text books, exercise books and Personal appearance
- By occasionally interviewing the principal to discuss the progress to their children.
