Recommendation to Parents

• Good education is the joint effort of the school and parents. Though the school can do a lot for the child it cannot do everything. Home is the place where he/she gets his/her first education. So education of your ward can be complete only with the help of your co-operation.
• Parents should ensure that their ward brings the school diary daily to the school and are expected to look into their ward's school diary regularly. Any information or request conveyed to the parents/guardians through this diary by the principal/Teachers should be read and signed and send it back. Failure to do so, may put the students into inconvenience.
• Parents are requested to ensure that their ward packs his/her tiffin as well as school dairy, books, note books, pen and pencil box etc, as per the time table of school.
• Parents are requested not to enter the class rooms. All dealings with the teachers must be conducted only through the school office.
• If the parents have any grievance against any of the teachers, they are advised to meet the principal and settle the matter amicably. Contacting teachers at their homes is strongly discouraged.
• Children are attracted to even trifle things which they would like to acquire for themselves. If your ward brings home anything from the school without the teacher's knowledge send it back the next day itself and inform about it to the class teacher concerned. It will have its own reward in the child's later life.
• The child should be encouraged to cultivate neatness habitually, and all slovenliness should be firmly disapproved of.
• As children grow up, they should be taught to keep their room tidy. make their own bed, polish their own shoes, carry their own bag, etc. as the formation of such habit early in life inculcates in them the dignity of work.
• Parents are expected to encourage their ward to do their homework by themselves. It is important that children develop a habit of studying and working on their own.
• As the child progresses from the lower to the upper Classes, increasing opportunities should be given to shift from conforming to externally imposed order to self-imposed discipline.
• When a student falls ill or met with an accident, the school provides only the first aid. Parents must collect their wards when contacted.
• Parents are advised not to send their children to school if he / she unwell.
• Criticism of a student's teacher and the school in the presence of the student should be avoided, as it causes the child to lose respect for the teacher, with the consequent failure to learn from him/her. If you have a legitimate complaint, see the Principal or Vice - Principle without fear of reprisal.
• Parents must inculcate in their ward habits of punctuality, regala attendance, cleanliness in dress and fidelity to study and work assignments.