1. Pupils must wear the proper uniform to School on all School days, School Functions and on Open days. Cleanliness of dress and person is expected from every pupil. Pupils who come to school in incorrect or shabby uniform will be sent home.
2. Boys must have a short haircut and girls are expected to comb their hair neatly into two plaits with a centre parting and wear black hair-bands and black ribbons. Those boys who fail to get a haircut will have their hair cut in school by the school barber at a cost of Rs. 100.
3. Black leather shoes and black socks will be worn daily.
4. School P.T. shoes must be worn ONLY on days when there is P.T. Multi coloured sports shoes and studs are not permitted.
5. Pupils are not allowed to wear nail polish, mehendi, tattoos, watches or any kind of jewellery in the hands, feet, neck or fingers.  Girls who have used mehendi will be sent home and may not attend school until the entire colour is removed.
6. Girls are permitted to wear earrings, however these must be plain gold or silver studs or gold or silver rings; the diameter of which should be no more than 1 cm. Earrings with diamonds and coloured stones are not permitted. Nose rings are not permitted.

 

Please check the class timetable on the first page of this calendar to ensure your child wears the correct uniform every day.

 

UNIFORM LIST 2016 – 2017

 

Class	Boys	Girls
STD 1  to STD IV	Red T-Shirt	Red T-Shirt
	Black Shorts with a red stripe	Black Divided Skirt
	Khaki Shirt with ENNS Numerals	Khaki Blouse with ENNS Numerals
	Khaki Shorts	Khaki Skirt
	–	Black Cycling Shorts
	Black Shoes	Black Shoes
	Black Socks	Black Socks
	Blue Sports Shoes (Unistar)	Blue Sports Shoes (Unistar)
STD V to STD VII	Red T-Shirt	Red T-Shirt
	Black Shorts with a red stripe	Black Divided Skirt
	T-Shirt (House Colour)	T-shirt (House Colour)
	Khaki Shirt with ENNS Numerals	Khaki Blouse with ENNS Numerals
	Khaki Shorts	Khaki Skirt
	Black & Yellow Belt	Black & Yellow Belt
	Black Shoes	Black Cycling Shorts
	Black Socks	Black Shoes
	Blue Sports Shoes (Unistar)	Black Socks
	–	Blue Sports Shoes (Unistar)
STD VIII to STD X	Red T-Shirt	Red T-Shirt
	Black Trousers	Black Divided Skirt
	T-Shirt (House Colour)	T-shirt (House Colour)
	Black P.T. shorts	Black P.T. Shorts with a white stripe
	–	Khaki Blouse with ENNS Numerals
	Khaki Shirt with ENNS Numerals	Khaki Skirt
	Khaki Trousers	Black & Yellow Belt
	Black & Yellow Belt	Black Cycling Shorts
	Black Shoes	Black Shoes
	Black Socks	Black Socks
	Blue Sports Shoes (Unistar)	Blue Sports Shoes (Unistar)

• Please ensure you provide a separate bag for books and food.
• Pack a healthy snack and please do not include items that are oily or have a lot of gravy.
• Pack the snack in a box that is easy to open but it should  have a firm lid to avoid leaks.
• Include a spoon and a small hand towel in the lunch bag.

Water must be sent in a water bottle that has a well fitting cap, is easy to open and does not leak. Please do not send water in recycled soft drink bottles.

• Parents are requested to ensure they take an active part in their child’s school work. This includes talking to them about their day, doing a fun activity with them such as colouring or reading a story and ensuring that homework is always completed.
• Please check your child’s bag daily in case there is any message or circular from school.

• Please communicate in writing with the teacher if required. Parents are not permitted to go into the classroom. If there is an emergency please ask to see the Headmistress.

• Open Day is held on the last Saturday of every month to give you an opportunity to discuss your child’s progress. If you bring your child to Open Day please ensure they come dressed in the red and black uniform, wearing school shoes.
• We encourage our parents to speak to their children in English whenever possible.

Please make your child watch at least 30 minutes every day of a suitable English Language program on Television. Preferably Animal Planet, National Geographic and even some cartoons are suitable.

• The Calendar must be brought to school daily and maintained carefully.
• Notices are regularly sent through the calendar.
• Parents are expected to go through the calendar regularly and sign it to ensure that homework is completed.
• A student who damages or loses the calendar is expected to buy a new one.

1. Rules of discipline should be strictly observed. Parents should realize that their wards are responsible to the School Authorities for their conduct in School. Any reported misconduct in or outside the School on the part of the pupil is liable to disciplinary action.
2. Irregular attendance, habitual lack of interest in school work, words or actions departing from the conventions of good conduct, smoking, consumption of alcohol or drugs, insubordination, cheating, stealing, misconduct, even outside the premises of the school or any other malpractice, are reasons enough to ask for the withdrawal of a student from the school.
3. Any student who is persistently and repeatedly or willfully mischievous or guilty of malpractice in connection with examinations, or has committed an act of serious indiscipline or misbehaviour, or who in the opinion of the school authorities has an unwholesome influence on the students may be expelled permanently or suspended for a specified period from the school.
4. Management reserves the right to admit, reject or remove any pupil from the School.
5. Pupils are expected to show courtesy and respect to all; both in and outside the School. They must stand to attention and greet staff members and visitors to the School. Movement within the School premises must strictly be in an orderly line.
6. Pupils must stand to attention when a teacher enters a classroom, reply to the greeting and sit down only when told to do so. Text and note books must be ready on the pupil’s desk before the teacher enters the classroom. There should be no loud talking within the classroom or in the corridors when classes are in progress.
7. All pupils and Teachers must converse in English. Punctuality, Polite speech and conduct, correct uniform, neat books and timely submission of homework is both expected and appreciated.
8. Punctuality is absolutely essential. Pupils from Std. II to Std. X are expected to be in school by 20 a.m. The school gates will shut at 8.30 a.m. Pupils from LKG – Std. I are expected to be in school by 9.20 a.m. The gates will shut at 9.30 a.m. Students who arrive late may be sent home. Please ensure the rickshaw / bus driver is made aware of this regulation.
9. Half day holidays are not allowed. Pupils are permitted to go out of school only at the end of the school day. Please do not fix any appointments during school time.
10. Pupils are responsible for the safe custody of their belongings. The School will not be responsible for any loss or theft. Pupils are advised not to bring money or other valuable articles with them. Watches are not permitted to be worn.
11. Bringing of mobile phones to School is strictly prohibited and if found, these will be confiscated. The phones will be returned to the parents at the end of the school year.
12. Students are not permitted to bring whiteners, blades. Holi colours and firecrackers to school. If a student is found possessing any of these he / she will be suspended for a week.
13. Care should be taken to keep the School premises clean. Throwing rubbish, writing on walls or desks, destroying plants or damaging School property is strictly prohibited. If school property is damaged or destroyed the cost of repairs and / or replacements will have to be borne by the parents.
14. No books , periodicals or magazines other than approved by the School authorities may be brought to School .If a pupil is found in possession of any objectionable material such as books, magazines, CD’s, USB devices, F.Ms, and I-pods, the material will be confiscated and the pupil will face suitable disciplinary action.
15. Any rough play or fighting that may lead to bodily harm to pupils or staff members will be dealt with firmly and may lead to suspension or expulsion. Disciplinary action will also be taken against students who use foul language.
16. In the event of any School excursion or educational tour the pupil will have to submit the consent form (duly filled and signed by the parent) to the class teacher in advance. The School is not in any way responsible for the safety of your child though every precaution will be taken in that respect. A student who has more than 5 remarks about bad behaviour in his / her calendar will not be taken on any school trips.

• 1. Parents must ensure that their children are punctual and neatly dressed in the proper uniform. Children are required to bring their text books and note books to School as per the given Time Table and do their homework regularly.
  2. Parents are advised not to take their children for parties and marriages on working days.
  3. Parents are not allowed to meet the Teacher during class hours; they may make use of the School calendar to correspond with the Teacher. However, should it be absolutely necessary, parents of Primary School pupils (Std. II – VII) will be permitted to meet their child’s teacher only on Wednesdays from 05 p.m. to 3.30 p.m.
  4. Parents should regularly check and sign the calendar for any remarks or notices. They should also check their child’s books from time to time.
  5. Parents are requested not to send their child to School if he/she is suffering from any infectious disease. Please notify the Headmistress and Teacher immediately if your child has a contagious disease and follow the guidelines below for the period of quarantine for some common diseases. Remember to send a Fitness Certificate when your child returns to school.

  Disease	Recommended Quarantine period
  Chicken Pox	Until the scabs fall off completely (21 days)
  Cholera	Until complete recovery (5 days)
  Measles	Until the rash disappears ( 15 days)
  Mumps	Until the swelling has gone (21- 28 days)
  Whooping Cough	Until certified fit by the doctor (14 days)
  Hepatitis	Until certified fit by the doctor (21 days)
  Flu	Until certified fit by the doctor (10  days)
  Conjunctivitis	Until certified fit by the doctor ( 15 days)

  6. Parents must not send any presents to the Teacher, Administrative Staff or Support Staff.
  7. No funds of any kind will be collected without prior permission of the Headmistress.
  8. School authorities will not be responsible for the safety of pupils after school hours, therefore; children must be collected from school on time.
  9. It is compulsory for parents to attend any meetings or orientation programmes conducted for them by the School.
  10. Parents are hereby reminded that according to the School code they cannot dictate to the School authorities but that the School authorities have the right to prescribe the conditions for admitting a child and for retaining him/her in the School.

• A pupil cannot be kept away from school for any other reason except illness.
• The reason for absence must be communicated to the class Teacher or the Headmistress through the school calendar mentioning the number of days absent.
• If the child is absent due to an illness for more than three days the leave note in the calendar must be supported by a doctor’s certificate.

• The first and last day of each Term must be strictly observed. If a child leaves early before the closure of any Term his/her Report will be withheld. If a child is absent of the first day of school after any public holiday or a school vacation a fine of Rs. 100 for each day late will have to be paid.
• In the interest of the child, parents must abide by the opening and closing dates.
• No special cases will be considered and no pupil will be allowed to leave before the closing date, prior to Diwali, Christmas or summer vacations.
• Students who do not report to School within a month of re-opening are liable to have their names struck off the rolls.

• One months notice is required before a child is to be withdrawn from the school. Failing this, one month fees are to be paid. Those pupils who leave in April must pay their fees for May. Notice of leaving school must be given before the beginning of the holidays otherwise fees for the following term will have to be paid.
• Pupils who leave the school in March or April must pay the fees for April and May.
• A Leaving Certificate will be issued only after all school dues have been cleared.
• Parents or guardians withdrawing children from the school intending to enroll them in a school outside Pune are reminded to have the Leaving Certificate issued by the school, countersigned by the Education Officer of the Zilla Parishad, Pune

1. Every child will be assessed on two categories: Formative & Summative

 

The ratio of the two differs from class to class. It is as follows:-

 

Class                           Formative                   Summative

I & II                           70 Marks                     30 Marks

III & IV                      60 Marks                     40 Marks

V & VI                        50 Marks                     50 Marks

VII & VIII                  40 Marks                     60 Marks

 

Aggregate (Total) will be taken twice a year in each term out of 100 marks             and only grades will be issued for each subject in the Report Card.

 

Formative Assessment:

There are eight different tools for Formative Assessment.

 

Summative Assessment:

20% objective + 20% subjective (open ended questions) + 60% short answers,       for the written exam at the end of each term.

40 % marks are needed in each subject for passing.

 

1. 2. Any malpractice detected during examinations is punishable with expulsion from the examination hall and if discovered subsequently, the paper will not be assessed. In all such cases the pupil will be given a zero.
   3. The results once declared will under no circumstances be reconsidered or reviewed. Any attempt to bring pressure on the Headmistress for the same is improper and unbecoming and the pupil may be advised to leave the school.

• The P.T.A. is a body which has been very active in the school and ensures a positive flow of energy between parents, teachers and the children by providing a healthy channel of communication. It contributes to the activities of the school by lending a steady hand of support whenever required.
• At the beginning of the academic year a P.T.A. Orientation Program is held for all the parents and a Committee is formed.
• One parent and one teacher from each class level are nominated to be on the P.T.A. Committee. This committee meets every three months or as required to discuss various issues organise projects, workshops, activities and social events