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PARENTAL RESPONSIBILITIES

Parents must realize that school is a virtual second home for children. They need all the

considerations in their favour by way of safety and security, love and co-curricular work. It is

from this point of view that we expect parents and guardians to follow the norms given

below.

. Parents are expected to go through the school calendar carefully and make a note of

important dates ! events, especially Parent-Teacher "eetings, #ctivities and

#ssessments. $e expect the parents to come regularly ! meet the concerned teachersto discuss not only academic progress but also other areas of personality development

like attitudes, aptitudes, and confidence building.

%. Parents may please see that their child adheres to the school uniform strictly.

3. Carrying cell phones, unruly hair and ancy hair clips are no! allo"ed. S#ir!

he$lines should %e #nee&leng!h. O'ersi(e, undersi(e and sha%%y unior$ is no!

allo"ed. Lo" "ais! !rousers are also no! allo"ed.

). Paren!s*+uardians are no! per$i!!ed !o en!er classroo$s !o $ee! !heir children

or !o see# unscheduled in!er'ie"s "i!h !eachers during school hours.

&. In case of emergency, parents'guardians must meet the principal and adopt a course of

action in consultation with them.(. )* +T#)+ # #//*$0 T* "T 12I/0).

. Poly%ags are no! allo"ed in !he school.

3. 4y allowing children to use motorized modes of transportation such as scooters and

motor cycles, parents 5eopardize their safety besides the illegality involved in

permitting an underage child to use these means. Travelling by motorized vehicles to

schools is totally 4#))0.

SC-OOL ISCIPLINE

0iscipline is the law of nature. $ithout it, nothing works. Instruction of discipline among

children is the most significant aspect of education not confined to school alone. Parents toomust co-operate with the school in observing these norms.

/. Irregular a!!endance, un0us!iied or une1plained a%sence ro$ school, ha%i!ual

la!e co$ing, lea'ing !he school pre$ises "i!hou! per$ission, diso%edience and

any !ype o unruly and o%0ec!iona%le %eha'iour are consider !o %e gra'e ac!s i

indiscipline on !he par! o a s!uden! "hich can lead !o his* her rus!ica!ion ro$

!he school.

%. +tudents on their way to and from the +chool are expected to deport themselves in a

responsible manner. 4eing on the road in any mode of transport entails caution, care

and attention to safety rules.6. +tudents are expected to reach home late after the school due to personal reasons must

inform their parents' guardians in advance

7. +tudents are expected to take proper care of the +chool property. It is there for their

convenience.

2. S!uden!s should no! %rea# any i!e$ o urni!ure and i1!ures "i!hin !he School.

Any da$age done "ill %e $ade good %y !he one "ho causes i!.

(. +tudents should not write, scratch or engrave graffiti on desks, chairs and other

surfaces. They should not damage or remove things belonging to other students.

8. 0amage done even by accident must be reported at once to the Principal. #nyone who

notices something damaged must report the matter to any of the personnel mentionedabove.


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. I !he s!uden! causing da$age !o !he School proper!y is iden!iied, he*she "ill %e

charged along "i!h a ine.

4. In !he e'en! o collec!i'e da$age !o school proper!y in a classroo$, !he en!ire

class occupying !ha! classroo$ "ill %e charged !he cos! o !he da$ages.

/5. The School is no! !o %e held responsi%le or !he loss o personal %elongings. I! is

no! ad'isa%le or s!uden!s !o %ring 'alua%les !o school.

. unning and shouting in the school premises is not allowed. $hile using staircases

and corridors, all must keep to the left. /oitering in the lobby and the office areas isstrictly forbidden even during the recess.

%. +tudents are strictly forbidden from purchasing eatables from unauthorized

vendors'hawkers. +T90)T +2*9/0 )*T 49: #): #T#4/+ ;*"

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. ach member ' student will be provided a non transferable borrower@s ticket at the

beginning of the session which is to be produced before the librarian to get books

issued from the library.

%. The readers shall not sub-lend the books issued by the library.

6. 4orrowers must satisfy themselves about the physical condition of the books before

borrowing or else they shall be held responsible for any damage or mutilation noticed

at the time of returning7. If the book is lost, the reader has to pay the cost of the book or replace the book

&. The students must return the book on the given due date.

?. La!e ine "ill %e charged Rs../5 per day per 'olu$e a!er !he due da!e.

LEA8E R=LES :OR ST=ENTS

. 1hildren are expected to attend the school regularly. 9nder affiliation 4y-/aws of

the affiliating boards, all students are expected to log in a minimum attendance of

3&A of the total working days in the academic session. #s such, no leave of

absence is granted unless parents' guardians submit an application well in advanceor on 5oining station the reason for absence

%. In the case of sickness for any period of time , a medical 1ertificate must be

enclosed with the leave application

3. I !he !he unau!hori(ed a%sence e1ceeds a period o /2 days , !he na$e o !he

a%sen! s!uden! is s!ruc# o !he rolls o !he school. A re&ad$ission ee o Rs.

2555 shall %e charged in case !he re&ad$ission is gran!ed.

7. +tudents suffering from infectious diseases such as chicken pox, 1holera,

"easles, "umps, whooping 1ough, +wine ;lu and 5aundice must observe the

prescribed period of >uarantine, and on returning to school, should produce a

doctors certificate permitting him'her to do so.NOR@S RELATIN+ TO EP=LSION* IT-RAAL O: A ST=ENT

:RO@ T-E SC-OOL

xpulsion ' $ithdrawal of a student from the school is necessitated under certain

circumstances either in the student@s family or in the +chool itself. The norms

followed in the respect are given below.

Parents must read these norms carefully and comply with themB

. If a student needs to be withdrawn from the school, the parents ' guardians of

that student must submit a notice in writing one month in advance, failing

which all school charges for a month in lieu of the notice period will be

charged.%. # student can also be expelled by the school on academic on disciplinary

grounds including submission of false information to the school at the time of

admission or during the year. The 2ead of +chool decision in much matters is

final.

3. @is%eha'ior on !he par! o paren!s * guardians "i!h any $e$%er o !he

school s!a $ay also lead !o e1pulsion o !he s!uden! ro$ !he school.

7. Transfer 1ertificateC T1D on with drawl is issued only after all the school dues

are cleared by the parent' guardian.

R=LES +O8ERNIN+ :EE COLLECTION


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+chool fee is on term basis

i.e., 7 months fee at a time as

per details given.

12E9 '00 ;* +12**/ ; $I// 4 #11PT0 #T +12**/ *;;I1

#)0 2#0 *;;I1 *) #// $*FI) 0#:+ TI// %.?? P."

#)0 *) +#T90#:+ TI// .?? P."

Pay$en! o eeB

. #ll school dues must be paid at school accounts office or head office in a crossed

Local Che;ue * e$and ra! in a'our o La#shya In!erna!ional School. The

che;ue * e$and ra! $us! con!ain s!uden!7s na$e , class, Sec!ion and

residence con!ac! phone nu$%er a! !he %ac#.

%. ;ee should be paid by the Glast date of payment@ as indicated above.

6. If Gthe last date of payment@ is a holiday then day before such holiday is considered to

be Hthe last date of payment.

7. :ine or la!e pay$en! o ee if fee is not paid by the last date of payment a fine of

s &?'- per day including holidays, will be charged from the H/ast date of payment

and till the day of payment fee.

&. If the fee is paid by 1he>ue ' draft, late fine of s. &?'- per day shall start from (th of

the month in case of the H/ast date of payment only.

(. Issuing o ee re$inders is no! $anda!ory or !he school. I! is !he du!y o paren!s

!o deposi! !he ee as per !he a%o'e schedule.

8. All co$$unica!ions regarding ee are nor$ally rou!ed !hrough so!"are and !he

s!uden!s. Paren!s are re;ues!ed !o $a#e !heir "ards a"are in !his regard.

3. #ll the dues are to be cleared on term basis

=. #ll correspondence ' >ueries with respect to the school dues should be taken up

directly with the +chool #ccounts 0epartment.

?. To facilitate the parents the school will accept post dated che>ues for term fee in

school #'c deptt. #cceptance of such che>ues will be sub5ect to last date of payment

by che>ue. )o re>uest will be accepted to hold the che>ues after the date mentioned

on the che>ue.

I@PORTANT NOTE RE+ARIN+ SC-OOL :EE

. #00ITI*)#/ P)#/IT:B If the fee for the term is not paid by the final date for

payment with fine the student will not be allowed to attend classes until an additional

penalty of s. &???'- is paid along with late fine of s.&?'- per day.

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%. #ny fee defaulter falling under ruling CD, shall be regularized only after the

permission of the principal even if the fee is deposited directly at the counter without

obtaining the permission of the principal.

6. 1he>ue returned by the bank on which it is drawn, for any reason whatsoever shall be

treated as non payment of dues and an additional amount of s.7&?'- shall be charged

towards expenses along with the late fine ! additional penalty as the case may be till

final clearance of the fee.

7. )o fee shall be treated as the current term fee or advance fee until and unless all previous fee dues are cleared in full.

&. 0iscontinuation of bus facility is not permissible in the middle of an academic

session. e>uest for discontinuation for the next session must be submitted to the

school #ccounts *ffice by the ?th 5une , in case of transfer ' change of address, after

submitting an application to the #ccounts office & days in advance

(. :ee shall %e paya%le or !he "hole !er$ i !he s!uden! a!!ends !he school e'en or

one day during !he !er$.

TRASNPORT R=LES

. The school makes transport arrangements for the children by hiring buses on an

annual contract explicitly on re>uest from parents.%. 9nauthorized in the hired buses is viewed as a serious offence and can lead to a fine

of s. &??'-.

6. Parents are expected to co-operate with the school by ensuring that their embarking

points well on time, carry their user Identity with them all the time and behave in a

disciplined way in the interest of their own safety as well as the other users.

7. International vandalism such as breaking window-panes, tearing and cutting of seat

covers, defacing the interior of the bus and any other related offence will result in

heavy damage penalty and expulsion from the facility.

&. +tudents must ensure that they do not get into unaccep!a%ili!y %eha'iour in the

school bus. 4ullying, use of abusive language and misbehavior during travelling will

lead to expulsion from the facility.

(. Parents are re>uested to study the specified routes and those which suit them the best.

Please remember that it is not possible to cater to individual re>uirements at the cost

of time and distance.

8. In case you have genuine grievance, please submit it in writing to the Teacher

escorting the bus or to the Transport Incharge.

. The use o %us acili!y canno! %e discon!inued in !he $iddle o !he session.

PRE:ECTORIAL S>STE@

SELECTION PROCESS

0istribution of self assessment proforma to aspiring candidates of the house 'class by 2ouse

"aster

*n return of the proforma the 2ouse "aster ! 1lass Teacher evaluate ! give

recommendations.

Interviews by sub-committee formed by principal

Cgrading on a scale of ?D


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0ecision for short-listed candidates by a committee

C1o-ordinators and

:OR@AL OAT-&TADIN+ PROCE=RE

SC-OOL APPOINT@ENTS<

Oa!h

Li!!le Eyes =pon @e

There are little eyes upon me

and they@re watching night and day.

There are little ears that >uickly

take in every word I say.There are little hands all eager

to do anything I doK

#nd a little boy who@s dreaming

of the day he@ll be like me

I@m the little fellow idol,

I@m the wisest of the wise.

In his little mind about me

no suspicions ever rise.

2e believes in me devoutly,holds all that I say and doK

2e will say and do my way,

when he@s grown up like me.

There@s a wide-eyed little fellow

who believes I am always rightK

#nd his eyes are always open,

and he watches day and night.

Today, I s!and %eore you and pledge !o %e

!he person you "an! $e !o %e.

ROLE O: APPRECIATION

To ensure con!inual i$pro'e$en!, -onours are conerred !o s!uden!s or !he ollo"ing

SC-OLASTIC -ONO=RS

Class 8 and 8I

A C=@=LATI8E A++RE+ATE O: 45F OR ABO8E< IN Ter$ I * S.A./

And Ter$ II * S.A.6

Three highes! scores o a class are eligi%le


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O!her Scholas!ic -onours

• ecognition will be given to students who have =&A or above attendance in one

academic session.

• +cholar for consecutive 6 years.

• +cholar for consecutive 7 years.

CO&SC-OLASTIC -ONO=RS

CLASSES I 9 II

Ou!s!anding achie'e$en!s

• +poken nglish L "usically Inclined 1hild

• 2elpful child L Involvement in sculpture

• +ports Person L Involvement in Indian dance

• 1lub Portfolio L Involvement in dance

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CO-SCHOLASTIC ACTIVITIES

CLASSES II TO VI

LITERARY

SPORTS

CR#A"$%# & C'("'RA(

• )n the sot Art *oster Making+

• Card & ,ook Mark Making

• Puet - .ower Making

• ,oard !islay

• Power oint Presentation

•Role lay

• Patriotic Song

• Animation

• Grou !ance

• Situational !ramatisation

• Grou Song

• Choreograhy

•!um/ charade

• theatre

• 0indi - #nglish Recitation

• Sell ) 1ui2

• What3s the Good Word

• #nglish- 0indi Story "elling

• 4ust a Minute

• Awareness 1ui2

• #nglish #5temore

• Case studies

• Shloka Recitation

• Show and "ell

• Calligrahy

• Sell ,ee

• Grou !iscussion

• Weave a Story

• 0indi -#nglish !e/ate

• 0indi - #nglish #locution

• Athletics *track and 6eld+

• Carom

•

Chess• Cricket

• Play area

• ,asket ,all

• Skating

•

Swimming• "a/le "ennis

• Foot /all


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