Note the following safety tips for self-protection and understand them very carefully.
◆ Students must be vigilant at all times and must avoid interaction with strangers in and around the school area.
◆ Students missing their school bus must report to the Vice-Principal or Principal’s office for assistance and call up parents from the school telephone.
◆ Students must avoid talking to suspicious persons or vehicle drivers approaching them while they are outside the school.
◆ Children should be always in a company or in a group while crossing the roads or while waiting for transport.
◆ Students should not enter strange narrow lanes near the school.
◆ If any incident occurs even for other children, immediately note down the vehicle number/make and the colour of the vehicle. Observe the situations carefully.
◆ Students should avoid loitering near the shops, park, mosque area, wadi area etc. and should be always careful.
◆ As far as possible, students should remain within the school compound for their safety.
◆ Parents are requested to pick up their wards only from the school and should not drop their children far from the school. Parents are requested to pick up their wards in time after school hours.
An Appeal Committee has been formed to address the concerns of children/parents in the marks awarded in the Term Examinations (Classes V to XII) conducted by the school. This is an additional facility provided to the children or parents to put up their concerns if any, related to the marks awarded to the children. This facility is not applicable for the internal assessments (class work, project work, practical, notebook, portfolio etc.) and for the examinations conducted by the CBSE. All students are requested to follow the normal channel in the beginning like approaching the respective subject teacher or the class teacher or the AVP / VP of the respective section to address their concern related to the marks obtained by them.
If the concern is not addressed by the above team up to the satisfaction of the children or parents, then they can put up a formal application to the appeal committee by paying a nominal non-refundable fee of RO.3 per subject in the specified format. The appeal form can be collected from the school admission office between 7.30 AM and 2.30 PM on all working days.
The application should be submitted to the School admission office along with the copy of the fee payment within five working days of releasing the marks by the school. No application will be considered by the appeal committee if it is received after five days of releasing the result.
The appeal committee will be comprised of two subject experts other than the respective subject teacher, AVP and VP of the respective section. The decision of the appeal committee will be final and binding. The application fee (RO.3) will be refunded to the child if there is any change in the marks based on the evaluation by the appeal committee.
