Early pickup
If a child needs to leave school before the regular closing time due to an emergency, the parent must submit a written request. Students picked up before 3:00 p.m. will not receive afternoon attendance.
For families
Parents’ Corner
Parents and teachers are partners in the education and development of every child. The active involvement of parents helps students become disciplined, confident and responsible.
Working together
Responsibilities of parents
These are the things the school asks of every family through the year.
- Ensure that children arrive at school on time.
- Check the student diary every day.
- Monitor homework and academic progress.
- Encourage participation in competitions and cultural programmes.
- Attend all scheduled parent–teacher meetings.
- Pay school, transport and other applicable fees within the due dates.
- Avoid sending expensive jewellery or valuable items with children.
- Inform the office immediately about changes in address or contact numbers.
- Do not enter classrooms during school hours without permission.
- Meet the principal and teachers only on the school campus.
- Inform the school in writing regarding planned leave.
- Arrange for the safe return of children after school.
Good to know
Three things parents ask about most
Meeting the principal
Parents may meet the principal after 2:00 p.m. on school working days, subject to availability or prior appointment.
Supporting the library
Parents are encouraged to donate useful books to the school library on their children’s birthdays. This helps promote reading and knowledge-sharing among students.
A child who is praised will praise others. A child who grows up with encouragement develops self-confidence. A child who grows up lovingly, accepted by others, will find love and peace in this world.
A note for parentsFrom the school handbook
A child grows up as they are raised
What children learn from how they are treated
A child who grows up with a sense of justice grows up to be righteous. A child who grows up with a giving attitude grows up to be patient.
A child who grows up with jealousy grows up with hostility. A child who grows up with guilt grows up fearful. A child who grows up criticising others will grow up criticising others and withdrawing.
How you can help
Requests from the school
Pay fees on time
Please help the administration by paying school fees, vehicle fees and hostel fees by the due date.
Send children on time
Help send children to school on time in the morning.
Check the diary
Check your child’s diary daily and help guide them.
Encourage participation
Encourage your children to take part in all competitions and art programmes.
Attend PTMs
Be sure to attend parent–teacher meetings.
Send suggestions
Parents can send their suggestions for school development to the school by post.