Classes
We started from Nursery to Class IV in the year 1998 and then in year 2008, we got affiliation from CBSE for Secondary Level. The School is now from Nursery to Class X
NURSERY
This class running with the view that tender seedlings require all type of nourishment and quality handling and enjoyment to develop into a new and healthy plant.
KINDERGARTEN
This system has two divisions (i) Lower Kindergarten and (ii) Upper Kindergarten. In these divisions small children learn the alphabetical orders, numerical, formation of simple words
GROUP ACTIVITIES
To encourage the students in different activities, the students of class I and above are divided into four different group viz. BLUE STAR, ROSE, LOTUS and ORCHID.
Discipline of Institution
| 1. | Students are answerable to the school authorities for their conduct in and outside the school. Hence, misbehavior in public places, irregular attendance, habitual idleness, continual failure to make satisfactory progress in studies, objectionable moral behavior like stealing, cheating in the Examination or test and above all disrespect and disobedience to Teachers and Staff are Each a sufficient reason for dismissal with or without notice. |
| 2. | Students are strictly forbidden to buy eatables street vendors. |
| 3. | Any damage done to the school property must be made by the pupil concerned. |
| 4. | No books, periodicals or newspapers of any objectionable nature shall be brought into the school. |
| 5. | All correspondence addressed to pupils at school is subject to inspection. |
| 6. | Parents may not discuss school matters with the teacher or enter classroom premises during school hours. |
| 7. | Any complaint or remarks about pedagogy, curriculum administration should be made in writing to the principal and not to the members of the staff. |
| 8. | Parents are expected to refrain from staying in the school premises for hours, initiating noisy gatherings or engaging in negative criticism and gossips in and around the school premises. |
| 9. | It is primarily through parents that children learn loyalty and honor and parents therefore are expected to enforce in their wards |
| (i) | high standard of morality, discipline, neatness and cleanliness in the belongings and personal appearance. | |
| (ii) | regularity and not to ask for leave for celebrations. No leave will be sanctioned during the school hours. |
| 10. | It is for parents not to embarrass or upset their wards by being remiss or late in paying fees. |
| 11. | Parents are expected to co-operate with the school authority |
| (i) | By not engaging private tutors except through the Principal. Tuitions are not generally taken by the class teacher or subject teacher concerned. | |
| (ii) | By checking the diary daily and signing the Teat Result and remarks. | |
| (iii) | Enquiring regularly about their ward’s progress and giving special attention to the subjects in which they are very weak. |
| 11. | Tution Fees |
| (i) | Tuition Fees are payable for the calendar year (twelve months). | |
| (ii) | Private tuitions to the deserving or needy students can be provided by the school authorities. | |
| (iii) | Parents are, therefore advised not to contact any of the teachers directly since the school will arrange right subject. | |
| (iii) | The founder body reserves the right to increase the fees at any time even during the scholastic year, if an increment is deemed necessary. |
| 11. | Admittance into the school premises is at the sole discretion of the school authorities. To ensure the safety of their wards parents are requested to present the identity cards at the school main gate. The school authorities reserves to themselves the right to refuse admission to anyone without assigning any reason whatsoever. |