Campus Cleanliness

Children are required to maintain the cleanliness of the campus by refraining from littering. All garbage (food,stationery) should be deposited in the appropriate bins after proper segregation.

Plastic-Free Policy 

To promote sustainability, children are strictly prohibited from bringing snack boxes, lunch boxes, or water bottles made of plastic. Only metal (steel) boxes should be used, ensuring a reduction in plastic waste.

Sustainable Celebrations 

For birthdays and celebrations, individually wrapped chocolates, toffees, and similar items are not permitted. Instead, children may opt for environmentally friendly alternatives such as distributing biscuits from tins, chocolates like nutties, and homemade sweets. All sweets are to be packed neatly in steel boxes. When bringing cupcakes, muffins or brownies, the butter paper must be removed before packing them in steel boxes.

Sustainable Materials

Projects or hands-on activities made of thermocol, foam, and similar non-biodegradable materials are not allowed inside our school. We strive to save paper by using one-side sheets and avoiding paper wrappers to cover books and notebooks, promoting responsible paper usage.

Dress code for Kindergarten

• Each learner will be given 5 different colour t- shirts with matching socks. Children can wear any colour t- shirt of their choice. They will receive these 5 T-shirts twice a year (10 in total, given at the year beginning and end of module 1). The shirts are made of soft organic cotton and are vegetable dyed. 

• Three sets of shorts/skirts will be provided for the entire year. Our school recommended tailors will measure and stitch them during the summer break. Extra sets can be bought at an additional cost, however, tailors will require sufficient notice to provide stitched sets. 

• All hair bands, clips and rubber bands must be black and no other colours will be allowed. Please avoid expensive accessories, gold ornaments, silver anklets etc. The school shall not be held responsible for them if sent.

• Uniforms must be worn on all days. On birthdays and special days specified by school, children can wear colour dress or specific costumes.

• Bus stops

   We have a total of 22 buses covering the entire city of Salem. The school will provide the list of bus stops available.

• Change of bus routes

   On special days or on unavoidable days, bus routes or bus numbers may be changed and the change will be conveyed to parents in advance.

• Bus timings

  Our school buses run according to the timings specified. Parents must ensure they drop off their children early, as the buses will not wait for late comers. 

• Support

   All buses have support staff to help children board the buses and settle within the bus during the course of the trip. As a part of our safety measure, Supervisors are in charge of maintaining decorum in the bus. . Kindergarten teachers accompany the children in the evenings to board them back safely in the evenings. Attendance is taken to ensure children board their assigned buses only

Own conveyance

Kindergarten

Parents must drop their children in school before 9,20 am so that they do not miss hours with their homeroom. They must also ensure to pick them back home before 2.30 pm. Staying back beyond 2.30 pm is not recommended as teachers and other support staff may be assigned to different responsibilities.

Grades 1 to 5

Parents must drop their children in school before 9.20 am. They must also ensure to pick them back home by 3.50 pm. 

Cafeteria 

The school cafeteria offers morning and evening snacks and lunch for all learners. The menu is carefully planned to ensure a wide variety to suit the nutritional needs of growing children. To inculcate healthy eating habits and develop table etiquettes, school lunch and snacks are mandatory for all learners. 

Menu

Each day, the menu has a combination of rice and wheat items, pulses, vegetables, dairy and fruits. Standard weekly menu will be shared at the beginning of the year. The choice of vegetables or fruits vary seasonally, as the school believes in providing local and seasonal vegetables or fruits. Any major changes or updates will also be communicated in advance. 

1. A week’s notice in writing is required for the withdrawal of a pupil from the school.

2. The Transfer Certificate must be applied for and taken in person by the parents/Guardian. All expenses in connection with the attestation from the department of education or dispatching of the certificate by registered post to the applicant if necessary must be pre – paid by the applicant.

3. The Transfer Certificate or any other certificate or testimonial will be given free of charge if taken immediately when leaving. Otherwise a search fee of Rs.100/- will be charged for every year and Rs.100/ will be charged for any extract from the school record.

4. Parents must inform of their decision to withdraw admission at the end of the second module, so that the school can admit other candidates accordingly.

5. The withdrawals of students should take place before Ist May of every year. If a student withdraws from the school after Ist May, he/she must pay the first term fees. If he/she withdraws in the middle of a term, fees have to be paid for the full year.