1. Though school can do a lot for a child, it cannot do everything. The home is the place where she/he gets her/his first education and training in citizenship. It is the chief place where her/his character is formed and developed. School education indeed promotes the growth of personality and helps to discover and develop the qualities that are in the children. In order to secure all that is best in the education of your child, maximum co-operation between the parents and the school authorities is necessary.

2. The school desires to have your co-operation and close contact with the teachers of your child in order to develop an atmosphere that is conducive to better and more effective education. School Diary is one of the links which bridges the home and the school. It will be an effective medium for parent teacher contact. We earnestly request the parents to look in to the diary every day and see to it that the lessons and home work assigned for the next day are completed. The child should be encouraged to cultivate habitual cleanliness in all her/his work.

3. When communicating with the Principal, parents/guardians are requested to mention in their letter the name of the student, class and section.

4. Parents are strictly forbidden to interview their children and the teacher in the class or the staff members in the staff room without the permission of the principal.

5. Tipping the servants either during or after the school hours must be avoided at all costs.

6. They should insist that their children devote enough time daily to learn their lessons before they come to school. On holidays some time should be devoted to study at home.

7. Parents are requested not to send for or call away their children during class hours except in case of an unforeseen emergency, and that too with the Principal’s permission.

8. Parents should understand that they cannot dictate to the Principal but the Principal has the right to say on what conditions he will admit or retain pupils in the institution.

9. Principal must be informed of the absence of the students at the earliest.

10. If a student is likely to be absent through illness for a long period, the principal must be informed immediately through an application with the name, class and section of their ward.

11. Parents/Guardians are requested to send their wards to school in clean tidy and full uniform and in time. Ordinary communications to the parents will be made through the school diary which must be brought to school daily.

12. Parents are requested not to enter the classrooms or interview the teacher, must less to tell their servants to do so. All dealings must be conducted through the Principal. Servants will not be permitted to remain in the school premises during class hours.

13. Parents/Guardians are requested not to give any money to the children unless they receive a written notice from the school. Children should be provided with Tiffin, so that do not have to buy any eatables at all from outside vendors and hawkers.

14. Any communication (Request or Complaint) made by parents should be addressed to the Principal and not to the class teacher.

15. If the parents have any grievance against any of the teachers they are advised to meet the Principal and settle the matter amicably.

16. Criticism of the child’s teachers or his school in the presence of child should be avoided as it is likely to affect and influence the child’s attitude and behavior towards his teachers.