Admission to the school is restricted by certain policies of the
management and by conditions of age, ability and conduct.
At the time of admission T.C / Date of Birth Certificate must be
submitted.
At the time of admission the students are expected to be personally
introduced by the parents/guardian who will be responsible to the school
authorities for his/her studies, conduct, regularity and discipline.
The school leaving certificate of a student joining from a school
outside Uttar Pradesh must be countersigned by the Education Authorities
of the District in which the previous school is situated.
In case of re-admission after withdrawal, admission fee will be levied
again.
The Principal reserves the right to admit or to refuse admission to a
pupil.
When to Apply ?
For Nursery & LKG Admissions application forms are
available from the last week of January every year.
For Classes UKG to IX Application forms are
available in the month of February & March.
For Class XI applications are available from 15th
June.
What is Required
for Admissions?
Date of birth certificates for Nursery & LKG
along with admission fees.
For UKG to class IX
Pass in Entrance Test conducted by the
school.
Report Card of the previous class.
T.C
For Class XI
Mark sheet of class X.
Passport size photo.
T.C and Character Certificate for out side
students.
Pass in Entrance Test in
required subjects for out side students.
Examination
There will be three unit tests for classes KG to VI in the academic year
which begins in April and ends in March. Monthly tests also will be
conducted.
Half- yearly examination and an Annual examination will be conducted for
classes VII to XII. (Instead of annual exam there will be a preliminary
exam for classes X & XII) in the month of January. Monthly tests also
will be conducted.
Perfect order and discipline should be maintained during examinations and
tests. Any malpractice, even if discovered later, will be seriously dealt
with.
The results of the examinations are final and will not be reconsidered.
Students will not be allowed to sit for any
examination unless the fees is paid as recommended.
Evaluation
The students will be evaluated through a continual class assessment based
on all the work he/she does, as well as on the tests and unit tests
conducted in the class.
Instead of rewarding only the rank holders, all those who have reached
excellence in every subject, as well as having good conduct, will be
awarded a certificate and merit medal.
Those students who have worked hard consistently throughout the year, and
have achieved above 75% will also be rewarded.
Promotion
75% attendance is necessary for promotion.
A
satisfactory conduct is necessary for a child to be considered for
promotion to the next class.
A
minimum of 40% marks should be obtained for promotion. In the case of very
poor marks in any particular subject, promotion can be withheld.
AttendanceRules
All students should
be present in school on the opening day of each term.
If a student is
absent for 10 consecutive days without an application or three days at the
beginning of a term, his/her name may be struck off from the school rolls.
In case of rejoining, the admission fee will be charged.
No student should
absent himself/herself from class without sufficient reasons.
Leave application
must be given to the class teacher stating reasons for absence.
In case of illness
a medical certificate must be produced within three days
All absentees from
school must bring with them a leave letter from the parent/guardian, and
this should be entered in the absence record column of the diary.
75% attendance is
necessary for promotion.
Late comers and
absentees from school will not be admitted to school without the
permission of the Principal.
Discipline
Silence must be observed in the class rooms and verandas during school
time.
All students are expected to line up in silence for the assembly at the
sound of the first bell. After the assembly they should disperse in
silence to their classes.
Every student shall endeavour
to keep up the high standard and more morale of the school by excelling in
English, good manners, deportment and in acquiring healthy habits.
The school authorities will not be responsible for lost goods. Students
should not carry or wear valuable articles when coming to school.
Students shall be responsible for the safe custody of their belongings.
As precautionary measure it is suggested that they have their names
inscribed on articles like tiffin carriers, school bags, etc.
The class rooms, corridors and the school premises shall be kept neat and
clean. Waste paper or other waste materials must always be thrown into
the waste bins provided.
All students shall be particularly careful to keep the school campus neat
and tidy.
No
student should leave the school premises during class hours without the
knowledge and permission of the Principal.
No
books, other than the required text books, may be brought to school.
Articles found in the school premises are to be handed over to the office.
Any damage to the school property will have to be made good.
The school calendar should be brought daily to school.
During school hours, students are not allowed to receive visitors or make
phone calls or to answer a phone call. If the matter is very urgent, the
message will be given.
Students are responsible to the school authorities not only for their
conduct in school but also for their behaviour outside. Any one reported
on objectionable conduct out of school shall make them liable for
disciplinary action.
Dismissal
Irregular
attendance, habitual idleness, disobedience or defiance of authority,
malpractice in connection with examinations, lack of sufficient
improvement in conduct and studies even after warnings, or conduct
injurious to the moral tone of the school are sufficient reasons for the
dismissal of a student.
A
student who fails more than once in the same class shall be removed from
the rolls. The decision of the Principal shall be final in this matter.
Computer Lab Rules
Student
must not bring any outside floppy/CD into the school without prior
permission from the Principal.
Students
will not be allowed to install other programmes from CD or Floppy without
permission.
Computer room and all the systems must
be kept tidy and clean at the end of each class.
Library
Rules
Students should keep in mind that 'Reading makes a full man.' They should
develop the habit of reading, not flying from book to book but
systematically and thoughtfully; reading suggested books on different
subjects and storing them up carefully in their memory. It is only in
this way that information will be at the same time extensive.
No
talking is permitted in the library except in consulting with the
librarian. This also should be done in a low voice.
Students may borrow one book at a time for a period upto one week from
library. Any book not required by another person may be re-issued for a
further week.
Certain books magazines etc. are available for reference in the library.
They are not to be taken home.
Books, periodicals, magazines etc. should be treated with care, both in
and out of the library. Writing in books, ink blots, torn pages, marks
and line in books are not
tolerated.
Books are issued on the understanding that they are only to be read by
persons to whom they are issued and are not given to others in school or
outside.
Any student who breaks the above rules will have to
pay a fine or cost of the lost and damaged books.
Laboratory Rules
Lab -coats are necessary to enter the Chemistry Lab.
Keep perfect silence in the laboratory; it is essential for concentration
and successful scientific work.
Keep your apparatus, table and note-book carefully and clean.
Do
not change the stoppers of the bottles and also do not disturb the
arrangement of the shelf, keep the reagents at their proper places.
Do
not shift the bottles from the common shelf.
Do not throw
broken glass pieces, match sticks, filter paper etc. in the sink. Throw
them in the waste box kept for that purpose.
Any damage to lab apparatus/equipment will have to be made good.
Withdrawa l
Every application for a leaving certificates shall be made in writing by
the parent/guardian on the prescribed form.
A
Transfer Certificate will not be issued until all the fees is paid upto
the current month. Those who leave in April will pay the fees for May and
June as well.
No
student should be withdrawn from the school without an application for
withdrawal.
Any student who applies for T. C having left the school without prior
application will pay the fees upto the date of application for T.C
A
fee of Rs.50/- will be charged for a Transfer Certificate
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