At the time of admission, it is mandatory to submit the following documents:
Birth Certificate: To verify the age of the student.
Community Certificate: To ensure the appropriate categorization and provision of benefits as per the government norms.
Ration Card: As proof of residence and family details.
Students joining from another school must submit a Transfer Certificate (TC) from their previous institution. This certificate ensures a smooth transition and helps in maintaining accurate academic records.
The age group for admission into Kindergarten classes is between 3 to 5 years. Parents are requested to adhere to this age criterion to ensure that their child is placed in the appropriate class for their development.
All fees, including admission fees, must be paid in full at the time of admission. This ensures that the admission process is completed without any delays and that the student is officially enrolled in the school.
Transfer Certificates will be issued to outgoing students only after all dues and fees have been cleared. This includes any outstanding payments related to tuition, books, uniforms, and other school-related expenses.
Failure to pay fees on time will disqualify a student from sitting for examinations. It is essential that all financial obligations are met to ensure that the student can continue their education without interruptions.
Term fees must be remitted before the 15th of each term. Late payments may result in penalties, and persistent delays could lead to the withholding of academic records or other school privileges.
If a student is late or absent from school, they should bring a written excuse in their handbook, signed by a parent or guardian. This ensures that the school is aware of the reason for the absence and can maintain accurate attendance records.
Repeated absences without submitting a leave letter will result in the student's name being removed from the school register. Regular attendance is crucial for academic success, and the school takes this responsibility seriously to ensure the best possible education for each student.
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