19 working days11 holidays
- 3Good Friday
- 5Holiday
- 6School Reopens for the year 2026 - 27
- 11Holiday
- 12Holiday
- 14Tamil New Year / Dr. Ambedkar Jayanthi
- 19Holiday
- 25Holiday
- 26Holiday
Parent Information
Practical Information for Families
Find uniform details, fee payment terms and school rules for students and parents.
School Uniform
The Prescribed School Uniform
Students are expected to attend school in the prescribed uniform, clean and neatly presented. Uniform details supplied by the school are listed below.
| Class / Category | Uniform Details |
|---|---|
| Pre-KG - Boys & Girls | Magenta-pink T-shirt; navy-blue half pant. |
| LKG-IV - Boys | Light-pink shirt; dark-grey/charcoal shorts; matching tie. |
| LKG-IV - Girls | Light-pink shirt with pink piping; dark-grey/charcoal pinafore; grey-and-white striped belt with metal logo buckle. |
| Grades V-X - Boys | Light-pink shirt; dark-grey/charcoal full pant; grey-and-white striped belt with metal logo buckle. |
| Grades V-X - Girls | Light-pink shirt; dark-grey/charcoal waistcoat and full pant. |
Fee Payment Schedule
Fee Terms
School fees and vehicle fees are payable in two terms. Parents are requested to make payment within the notified period and obtain the official receipt from the school office.
For the current fee amount, approved payment methods, transport charges and due dates, parents should contact the school office.
| Fee Term | Due Month |
|---|---|
| Term I | June |
| Term II | October |
Rules & Regulations
Safety, Discipline & Respect
The following rules support safety, discipline, regular learning and respectful cooperation among students, parents and staff.
- Students must follow the school code of conduct and behave responsibly within the campus.
- The prescribed uniform must be worn neatly and tidily. Girls must plait their hair properly.
- Girls should follow the school's guidelines regarding hairstyle and accessories. Flowers, fancy items and sleeveless attire are not permitted on regular school days.
- Students must keep their nails clipped and maintain a proper haircut; fashion haircuts are not allowed. Using vernacular language, wearing an improper uniform and an improper haircut will be penalised.
- Students must respect parents, teachers, elders, classmates and all members of the school community.
- A minimum of 85% attendance must be maintained during the academic year.
- Leave should be requested through a letter signed by the parent or guardian. For absence exceeding four days, a medical certificate must be submitted.
- Parents should not meet students or teachers during instructional hours without prior permission.
- Parents may meet the Principal after 3:00 p.m. on working days, subject to availability or appointment.
- Parents are expected to attend parent-teacher meetings and discuss the child's progress with the teachers.
- Children should not be taken from school during working hours except in an emergency and after completing the required permission procedure.
- Students are allowed to take non-vegetarian meals on Monday and Wednesday.
- English is the Campus Language Code and should be used for communication inside the school campus.
- Parents should check and sign the school diary and monitor the daily homework assigned to the child.
- Students must bring hot water, a napkin, a handkerchief, a spoon and all other required materials daily without fail. Wristwatches are permitted only from Grade VI onwards.
- Any missing personal possession should be reported to the school promptly, preferably on the following working day.
- Gold, silver ornaments, expensive items and other valuables must not be brought to school.
- The School Diary, Identity Card and Report Card must be maintained carefully. Damaged items may need to be replaced.
- Damage to school property is a serious offence. The cost of repair or replacement may be recovered as per school policy.
- Any change in the usual transport arrangement must be communicated through the prescribed transportation form.
- Students should not wear colour dress or distribute chocolates or gifts for birthdays. They may instead present a sapling or book to the school, subject to approval.
- Only authorised parents or guardians may meet a student or member of the faculty. The school will communicate with the registered parent or guardian.
- Fees must be paid within the notified period, and parents should obtain an official receipt for every payment.
- Students are expected to participate in school events, club activities, celebrations and functions and to attend periodic and term assessments. Absence may affect academic progress and promotion in accordance with school policy.
Academic Calendar
Academic Calendar 2026 - 2027
Month-wise working days, holidays and observances for the academic year, as published in the school handbook. The school reopens on 6 April 2026.
23 working days7 holidays
- 5World Environment Day
- 7Holiday
- 13Holiday
- 14Holiday
- 21Yoga Day / Father's Day / Holiday
- 26Muharram
- 27Holiday
- 28Holiday
25 working days6 holidays
- 1Doctor's Day
- 5Holiday
- 11World Population Day / Holiday
- 12Holiday
- 19Holiday
- 25Holiday
- 26Holiday
22 working days9 holidays
- 2Holiday
- 8Holiday
- 9Holiday
- 15Independence Day
- 16Holiday
- 22Holiday
- 23Holiday
- 26Milad-un-Nabi
- 30Holiday
22 working days8 holidays
- 4Krishna Jayanthi
- 5Teacher's Day
- 6Holiday
- 12Holiday
- 13Holiday
- 14Vinayakar Chathurthi Holiday
- 20Holiday
- 26Holiday
- 27Tourism Day / Holiday
21 working days10 holidays
- 2Gandhi Jayanthi Holiday
- 3Holiday
- 4Holiday
- 9Postal Day
- 10Holiday
- 11Holiday
- 16Food Day
- 18Holiday
- 19Ayutha Pooja- Holiday
- 20Vijaya Dasami - Holiday
- 24Holiday
- 25Holiday
23 working days7 holidays
- 1Vegan Day / Holiday
- 3Rajaraja Cholan's Birthday
- 8Holiday / Deepavali
- 14Children's Day / Holiday
- 15Holiday
- 22Holiday
- 28Holiday
- 29Holiday
24 working days7 holidays
- 6Holiday
- 12Holiday
- 13Holiday
- 20Holiday
- 25Christmas Holiday
- 26Holiday
- 27Holiday
17 working days14 holidays
- 1New Year - 2027
- 3Holiday
- 8Thygaraja Aradhana
- 9Holiday
- 10Holiday
- 14Bhogi Holiday
- 15Pongal Holiday
- 16Thiruvalluvar Day Holiday
- 17Uzhavar Thirunal / Holiday
- 20Penguin Day
- 23Thai Poosam Holiday
- 24Holiday
- 26Republic Day
- 30Holiday
- 31Holiday
22 working days6 holidays
- 7Rose Day / Holiday
- 10Teddy Day
- 13Holiday
- 14Holiday
- 20Masi Maham
- 21Holiday
- 27Holiday
- 28Holiday
23 working days8 holidays
- 7Holiday
- 10Ramzan Holiday
- 13Holiday
- 14Holiday
- 21Telugu New Year Holiday
- 26Good Friday
- 27Holiday
- 28Easter Day / Holiday
School Assembly
Prayers & Pledges
Recited by students during the daily school assembly and printed in the school handbook.
My God I adore you
My God I love You
My God I praise you
My God I thank you
O God bless me, my father and mother
Bless my brothers and sisters
Bless my teacher
Bless our school and country!
My God I thank you for all the blessings you had given me today. Thank you Lord for keeping us safe and sound. We are grateful for all the things we have learnt. Be with us now as we journey home safely!
India is my country. All Indians are my brothers and sisters. I love my country and I am proud of its rich and varied heritage. I shall always strive to be worthy of it. I shall give my parents, teachers and all elders respect and treat everyone with courtesy. To my country and my people, I pledge my devotion. In their well-being and prosperity alone lies my happiness.
I solemnly pledge to work with dedication to preserve and strengthen the freedom and integrity of the nation. I further affirm that I shall never resort to violence and that all differences and disputes relating to religion, language, region or other political or economic grievances should be settled by peaceful and constitutional means. In their well-being and prosperity alone lies my happiness.
Learn with curiosity. Grow with strong values.
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