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A list of holidays is given in the school calendar. Attendance
is compulsory on the first day and the last day of each
vacation.
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Should any child be unwell and unable to attend classes on the
first and/or the last day, parents must come personally with a
letter of absence and supporting documents. Parents are
requested not to take their children on vacation beyond the
stipulated duration.
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Pupils who have been absent from school must have the reason
entered in the Regularity Record in the diary
under 'Absence,' stating briefly the cause of the absence and
signed by the parent.
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If a student is absent because of illness or any other reason
for more than three days, the Principal must be informed via a
physical letter application or school mail. A copy of the
prescription and the original medical certificate and/or a
fitness certificate from the doctor must be submitted when the
student resumes classes.
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If a child is absent for more than three months without
informing the school, her name will be struck off the roll.
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Parents are requested not to send their children for an
examination when ill or recovering from illness.
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Parents should inform the school authorities if the child is
suffering from any serious illness, chronic ailment, physical
handicap, or sensory defect (e.g., heart disorder, epilepsy,
or mental illness).
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In case of contagious diseases like Chicken Pox, Measles, or
Mumps, parents must maintain a quarantine period of 21 days
before sending the child back to school or provide a fitness
certificate from a qualified doctor.
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For long illnesses, parents must personally inform the
Principal about the nature and expected duration of the
illness.
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Medical appointments should be scheduled on holidays whenever
possible. If an appointment must be made on a school day, the
pupil should remain absent for the full day.
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For attending a wedding, prior permission must be taken from
the Principal.
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In the event of a death or emergency, the school must be
informed at the earliest.
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Late arrival to school is a breach of discipline. A student
who arrives late must enter the date and time of arrival into
the Regularity Record under 'Late.'
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A record of late arrivals will be maintained in the school
diary. If a student is late for the fourth time, she will be
sent back home and will not be considered for the Certificate
of Full Attendance.
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Habitual idleness, disobedience, or conduct injurious to the
school's discipline is sufficient reason for dismissal.
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The Principal has the right to take any necessary action in
the interest of the school and the student concerned.
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If a child falls sick or meets with an accident on school
premises, only immediate first aid will be provided. Parents
will be informed and are expected to attend to the child
immediately.
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Parents must provide correct contact numbers in the diary and
update them whenever there is a change.
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If a child has to be sent home during school hours, parents
must come and collect the child from the school office.
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After half-yearly and final examinations:
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Classes and activities will continue until school
officially closes. No leaves will be granted during this
period.
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Parents are requested not to make travel plans until the
school closes officially.
- No leave will be granted when school is in session.