School Uniform
School uniform tends to involve students more, to make them a part of a ‘team’ at the school. This is not to erase their individuality, but to include everyone at the same level as far as image and dress are concerned, removing some of the distractions normally confronted when children face the dilemma of possessing the latest designer fashion.
School Uniform for Class I – IV
Uniform for Boys
- School Colour Half Sleeves Shirt & Half Pants House Colour Track Suit with a T-Shirt
Uniform for Girls
- School Colour Half Sleeves Shirt, Divider Skirt
- House Colour Track Suit with T-Shirt
Winter Uniform
- Boys: School Colour Full Sleeves Shirt for all boys, along with School Uniform Pants. A Woollen Jacket from Class I to IV and Blazer for others.
- Girls: School Colour Full Sleeves Shirt and Pants(up to Class IV) black Leggings below the Skirt for all others girls. A Woollen Jacket from Class Nursery to IV and Blazer for others.
School Uniform for Class V – XII
Uniform for Boys
- School Colour Half Sleeves Shirt & Half Pants House Colour Track Suit with a T-Shirt
Uniform for Girls
- School Colour Half Sleeves Shirt, Divider Skirt
- House Colour Track Suit with T-Shirt
Winter Uniform
- Boys: School Colour Full Sleeves Shirt for all boys, along with School Uniform Pants. A Woollen Jacket from Class I to IV and Blazer for others.
- Girls: School Colour Full Sleeves Shirt and Pants(up to Class IV) black Leggings below the Skirt for all others girls. A Woollen Jacket from Class Nursery to IV and Blazer for others.
Uniform Must Be Adhered To Strictly
(Uniform Tie, Belt and Socks)
Students should wear clean and neatly ironed uniform.
Wearing of I-card is essential at all times during School Hours and in the School Bus.
Shoes should be clean and the laces should be tied properly.
Hair should be combed properly to give a neat look. Girls with shoulder length hair or more should tie their hair neatly into a plait or pony tail (no loose hair). All ribbons, ponytails’ band must be black. Boys should have regular haircut that i simple and short e.g. crew cut. Spikes and streaks are not permitted.
Any kind of make-up including nail polish, mehendi, etc. and dangling accessories are not allowed in the School, (simplicity will help to focus).
Students up to Class V are permitted to wear coloured clothes on their birthdays. But the students above Class V are not permitted the same.
In case of any genuine reason for not following the guideline of School uniform, parents should take permission from the School.
Students name should be marked with a permanent marker or embroidery on the School Blazer/ Jacket and Shoes of Pre-Primary and Primary students.
If students are accompanying their parents during PTM days, they must come in School uniform.
Transport Facility
The school has made an arrangement with a private contractor to provide transport services to students. A form for the ‘Bus Facility’ must be filled out and submitted at the school’s Transport Counter.
- Routes are fixed and available at the Transport Counter.
- Charges are fixed per route for a quarter, regardless of whether a student uses the bus for a single or return journey. Charges may change based on circumstances.
- Once paid, the transport fee will not be refunded even if a student discontinues using the service during the quarter.
- Buses may arrive at the stop 5 minutes earlier or later due to unavoidable reasons. Proper pick-up and drop-off arrangements from the bus stop must be made by the parents. If the parent or attendant is not available at the drop-off point in the afternoon, the student may be returned to the school.
- Students must use the designated route for both the morning and afternoon journeys.
- Any changes to address or route should be reported to the Transport In-Charge for review.
- Students are expected to follow all school bus safety rules.
- If the transport fee is not paid within one week of the due date, the transport service will be discontinued.
- All transport-related issues should be addressed directly with the private contractor. In the event of unresolved issues, the matter can be brought to the attention of the Principal for further consideration.
Important:
The private contractor, Sh. Sitaram (9982611116), is solely responsible for all transport arrangements, including service quality, safety, and any unforeseen issues that may arise.
Leave of Absence
- All students are expected to attend on all school days for the full day; half-day applications will not be entertained.
- Leave of absence is given to a student on prior application by the parents. In unavoidable circumstances, the absence has to regularize on the day of rejoining the school.
- Those absent on account of illness must submit a valid medical certificate.
- Students suffering from any communicable disease must join only after a due period of quarantine and with a fitness certificate.
- Repeated absence without leave or unexplained absence for more than one month renders the student liable to have her/his name canceled from the rolls and the caution money deposit will be transferred to the School fund.
- Appointments with doctors or any social engagement must not be arranged during school hours. No partial attendance will be permitted.
- It is compulsory for all the students to maintain 80% attendance during the course of the academic session, to enable them to appear for the final examination.
- The school shall always motivate students to attend the school regularly and may acknowledge such students who achieve 100% attendance with a certificate, subject o other rules, and regulations related to the same.
Late Arrivals in School
- All students are expected to report 10 minutes before the scheduled school time. The school gate shall be closed sharp at the scheduled time.
- Late arrival remark shall be entered in the diary. Three late arrival remarks will lead to the imposition of a penalty.
- In case of missing the School bus, parents are requested to drop the child at the School on their own.
- No one, who has been absent on the previous day will be admitted to the class without a letter from the Parent, addressed to the Class Teacher, stating the reason for the absence.
