In order to secure all that is best in the education of your daughter or son, maximum co-operation between you and school authorities is necessary. We earnestly recommend that parents and guardians should look into their ward’s school diary every day and see to it that the assigned lessons and homework are done in time. The children should be encouraged to cultivate neatness habitually and all slovenliness should be firmly disapproved of. Remarks made in the diary should be seen and countersigned regularly.

When you feel that your children do not make the desired progress, please contact the Principal/Vice-Principal. Private tuitions are strongly discouraged. If there is a real need of a private tutor, arrange for one after getting the permission from the Principal/Vice-Principal. Normally, the class teacher will not be allowed to teach her or his students.

Parents, guardians or visitors are not allowed to visit the classroom during class hours.

Criticism of a child’s teacher in her/his presence should be strictly avoided, because it causes the child to lose respect for the teacher with the consequent failure to learn from her/him. Should you have a legitimate complaint, please see the Principal/Vice-Principal.

As children advance in age, please guide them to become self-dependent, resourceful and responsible members of the family and society. Encourage them to do their work themselves like keeping their rooms tidy, making their beds, polishing their shoes and carrying bags etc. The formation of such habits early in life inculcates in them the idea of dignity of work, a fundamental personal virtue necessary for a successful career in life.

A student who is ill should not be sent to school to attend classes or take the tests. The chances are that she/he will do badly and consequently spoil the record of her/his term. Cases of illness are settled on the basis of the term’s work in consultation with her/his teachers and her/his previous records.

Withdrawal of your daughter/son from class for social functions is not recommended because it retards her/his progress in school and minimizes respect for regular hard work with consequent failure to progress in studies.

As the medium of instruction in this school is English, boys and girls should be helped to follow their classes easily and intelligently by a certain amount of regular conversation in English at home.