Expectations from Parents

- Cooperate with the Director, Principal, and staff for the well-being of their child. - Act as co-educators, instilling discipline, moral values, and self-discipline at home. - Sign teacher remarks in diaries and answer sheets, and guide the child positively. - Discourage private tuitions; encourage self-study and regular English conversation at home. - Enter school premises only after ID verification; avoid interacting with teachers/students during school hours. - Follow proper dress code while visiting the school; no tight or suggestive clothing. - Communicate problems in writing; avoid organizing protests or inviting media. - Ensure children are regular in studies, participate in activities, and bring healthy/nutritious Tiffin. - Notify school of any changes in address or contact details immediately. - Ensure students return school items brought home without permission.

Expectations from Students

- Come neatly dressed in clean uniform; wear ID card. - Keep classrooms and surroundings clean; dispose of waste properly. - Do not write on furniture or blackboards unless instructed. - Maintain silence in verandahs, corridors, and stairs. - Be punctual, regular, and sincere in homework and studies. - Respect teachers, staff, elders, and peers; demonstrate good manners. - Speak only English in school premises. - Bring packed Tiffin; no outside deliveries during school hours. - Avoid bringing gifts, costly items, or electronic gadgets. - Follow safety rules; care for school property. - Participate in school activities; complete homework regularly. - Injuries will be treated; serious cases handled promptly. - Misconduct, cybercrime, indecent material, or behavior harming school reputation can lead to dismissal. - Follow uniform rules; avoid jewelry, nail polish, tattoos, or makeup.

Parental 

Involvement

- Regular communication with teachers is vital for child development. - Attend Parent-Teacher Meetings (PTMs) with wards; sign remarks in PTM registers. - Maintain a healthy association with teachers to support all-round progress.

Parental 

Belongings / Student Materials

- Students must bring textbooks, stationery, and school supplies prescribed for their class. - Books should be covered and marked with student’s name, class, and section. - Students should take care of personal belongings; school is not responsible for losses. - Electronic gadgets and valuables are forbidden; violation may lead to disciplinary action. - Possession of indecent material or cyber misconduct may result in dismissal without notice.