Maximum co-operation between the parents and the school authorities is necessary for securing all that is the best in the education of the child.

• Parents are requested to check the school diary regularly and sign the occasional report and notices from the teachers, as a proof that they have read them.
• Children should do their home work by themselves. lt is important that the children develop a habit of studying working on their own.
• Criticism of a teacher should be avoided in the presence of the child because it undermines respect for the teachers and the school. If you have a legitimate complaint, meet the Principal.
• Parents, guardians or other persons are not allowed to see the children or meet their teacher, during school hours without the prior permission of the Principal. They are requested to bring their complaints directly to the Principal and not to any member of the staff.
• lt may also be understood that the school will take all possible care and precautions to safe-guard the children when they are in school campus. However the school will not be responsible for any mishap beyond its control i n the school.
• The teachers will be present in the school on the last Saturday of the month from 8.30 a.m. to 12.00 noon meet the parents of their students. Parents should make it a point to take this opportunity to discuss the progress of their children. No special intimation will be given in this regard.
• Parents are particularly expected to sign progress reports, monthly tests or any other similar document when so requested. Failure to do so may put the child to great inconvenience. Parents are requested to take an active and helpful interest in the activities of the school.
• Parents are expected to co-operate with the school authorities in enforcing regularity and discipline. At the same time they are requested not to interfere i n the matters of other children and punish them.