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OUR EXPECTATIONS FROM PARENTS/GUARDIANS
OUR EXPECTATIONS FROM PARENTS/GUARDIANS
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Parents are requested to read the contents of the Diary carefully and abide by the
rules laid down by the School.
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Whenever you correspond with the school kindly write the full Name, Class and Section of the Students.
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All communication should be addressed to the Principal.
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No child will be allowed to leave the school premises during the school hours without prior
permission from the Principal in writing.
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Parents are welcomed to meet the teachers on the monthly P.T.M days at the allotted timings.
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Sign. Your child's diary every day.
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Parents are requested not to enter classrooms either to see their children or to seek interviews with
the teacher during school hours. Interviews should be arranged through the Principal only.
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Parents are requested to inform the school if there is any change in their address or telephone number.
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Leave for half day should be avoided as far as possible in an emergency, written permission must be taken
from the Principal.
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Children when sick, must not be sent to school to attend classes.
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Children should not bring Crackers, Colours, Transistors, Cameras, Mobile phones etc.
to the school. Bursting of crackers and playing with colours is liable to lead to expulsion from the school.
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Kindly check the uniform, nails and hair of your ward every morning. They should be immaculately turned out daily.
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They are requested to co-operate with school in its attempt to help their children progress paying attention to
their regularity, punctuality and discipline and by taking interest in their children's work. They should check the
diary everyday and note the homework and any other instructions, if given. They are advised to check the bags of
their wards to see if any notice, invitation etc. has been issued.
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There must be a name tag on each of your ward's belongings. Expensive articles and
jewellery are not allowed in the school. In violation of this rule, the article may
be confiscated. The school bears no responsibility for articles lost in school.
