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Rules for Admission

  1. Application for admission is made to the principal of the concerned Campus on a prescribed application form. The Principal reserves the right, without specifying any reason whatsoever, to refuse admission to an applicant.
  2. Admission to pre-primary classes and playgroup is made according to the age of the child: 2-3 years of age for Montessori; 4years of age for Nursery and 5 Years of age for the Kindergarten. A child’s ability is also taken into consideration. Birth Certificate is required.
  3. Admission to any class is made after a pre-admission test, and on production of a valid transfer certificate from the previous institution.
  4. Admissions to Pre-Primary, Montessori, and Nursery will be made on producing a birth certificate of Municipal Authority or Gram Panchayat

 

Attendance, absence, fine and re-admission fees

  1. As regular attendance is an important requirement for successful results, a written application for leave must be submitted well in advance. In case of illness and other unforeseen circumstances, the guardian should inform the principal in writing as soon as possible. A minimum attendance of 90% of the total working days is required during the academic year, falling short of which the student will not be allowed to take the examination that year.
  2. The name of a student who is absent for 15 days without leave shall be struck off the roll. On re-admission, a re­admission fee of Rs.200/- will be charged. Rs. 1/- per day will be charged as "absence fine."
  3. A student whose name has been struck off for absence without leave and who is habitually late or persistently careless and undisciplined may not be re-admitted to the school.
  4. Every student must be present on the reopening day after each vacation.
  5. It is advisable to ensure that a student is not disturbed during examination days and is not asked to attend social functions.
  6. No student can leave the school premises during school hours without the written permission of the principal, which may be granted under exceptional circumstances, based on the written request of parents.
  7. The Principal has the right to suspend a student. The Principal may also ask parents/guardians to withdraw their child from the school if his/her conduct or educational progress is not satisfactory.
  8. All entries of absence, late-coming or half-day leave should be written or mentioned in the school diary and not on sheets of paper.