Student Teacher Ratio
Only 32 children in each class and the teacher-student ratio will be 1:20 till Grade-2. On the whole, the school environment will provide effective “Differential” learning where children will enjoy learning without any pressure. We can assure you that your child will simply love to come to school.
School and Uniform policy
Our school uniform policy is based on the notion that a school uniform promotes a sense of pride in the school, looks smart and is practical and makes children feel equal to their peers in terms of appearance and status. All children must adhere to the school uniform rules strictly without any exemption.
Shoes and Socks
- Bata Vale or black shoes for Classes I & II.
- Liberty canvas black shoe for Classes III and above.
- Black socks for all classes.
Corridor
- children’s original artworks.
- important messages and paper cuttings.
- quotes of the day.
- photographs of recent events.
- values to be learned
Sports Uniform
For Boys
- Half pant upto from I to class VII.
- Full pant from VIII and above.
- Half sleeves
- One pocket as the left check
- Collar must be stitched in pant material.
For Girls
- Half sleeve shirt without pocket for classes I to VII.
- Three fourth sleeve ‘T’ shirt without pocket.
- Collar must be stitched with skirt material
- Frock with side pockets for classes I to VII.
- Full pants for classes VIII and above.
KG classes
- Children should wear cool cotton fabric material only.
- They must wear shoes with Velcro straps and a pair of white cotton socks.
When is a Uniform required?
What kind of foot wears are not allowed?
The shoe students wear should be sensible for both learning and playtime, so strapless shoes, sandals made of plastic or rubber and shoes with high heels are not allowed. Kindly buy only the brand recommended by the school.
Jewellery & Make-up
- No gold or silver jewellery or any sort should be worn to school.
- Students with pierced ears may wear ONE pair of small, simple ear earrings. Students MUST be able to remove their studs by themselves if the need arises.
- For safety reasons, children must not wear rings to school.
- Simple wristwatches are permitted from Class IX, but can be brought to school at students’ own risk.
- Girls long hair has to be tied back and should be trimmed once a month.
- Boys should not have long hair. They should also trim their hair once in a month.
- Students must not have make-up or apply nail polish.
- The nails should be cut once a week.
