RULES AND REGULATIONS

COMMUNICATION

Parents/guardians are requested to check the school diary of their ward daily and note the instructions / Remarks made in it. It should be seen and countersigned by parents daily as a proof that remarks have been read. Failure to do so may defeat the purpose of remarks.
Please address all communication to the Principal through the class teacher. Clearly mention your child's admission number, class and section in your communication.
Please be sure to inform the school if there is any change in your address or telephone number by submitting an application to the class teacher.
Check the ShriConnect portal / School website regularly. Keep yourself updated about school activities & other information.
You can meet the Principal during the visiting hours. Please do not try to contact the teachers over the phone. Meeting the Principal with prior appointment will be appreciated as she has to make herself free to address your concerns.
Parents can convey their concerns regarding their wards Scholastic and Non-Scholastic performance or any miscellaneous matter which is hampering the progress of child through school diary / ShriConnect portal. In case your concerns are 'not addressed' within three working days, then either a mail may be sent to Principal or meeting with Coordinator / HM / Principal, with prior appointment may be requested, depending upon the gravity of the matter.
School believes in direct interaction / dialogue with parents only and not their guardian, for matters related to Academic performance / Behavioural issues & any other administrative requirements of child to prevent any misunderstanding.
Messages for the school from parents should be delivered in person, in writing or by telephone /electronic-mail. Word-of mouth messages through children or friends or guardian should not be used.

RESPONSIBILITY

Please mark all the belongings of your ward with his/her name, admission number, class and section.
Do spend quality time going through note books especially on weekends.
Taking leave during working days is strongly discouraged. Parents are responsible to make up for the loss of studies in case of leave taken. The school will expect these students to be at par with the class in every way and that will have to be ensured by the parents.
Ensure that your child does not bring any valuable articles to school. In case of loss of valuables, the school will try its best to trace the item but will not be responsible for the loss.
Gifts and Valuable articles like gold/ diamond jewellery (chain & danglers), facial make up like eye makeup, nail art & bindi, mehandi decorating on arms & feet, body art (Tattoo) is strictly prohibited in the school. Application of Mehandi should be restricted to the inner side of the palm and that too with prior permission. Hair clips, bands in black ‘white colour only are permitted.
Parents to ensure that their wards attend school in neat and well ironed, complete uniform. Boys with short and decent hair cut (not in fashionable or military cut) and girls with plaits or pony as the case may be. In case of non-compliance, they will be issued Disciplinary cards. Repetition will de-bar them from attending the classes and parents shall be called to take them home.
Do not provide any extra money to your wards. If extra money is found in their possession, it will be confiscated. School permits Rs 50/- per day if child wants to avail snacks at school canteen.

SAFETY & SECURITY

Parents are requested to personally see off and receive their wards at the bus stop (especially Classes Pre-Nursery to V).
Parents are requested not to collect their wards during school hours. In case of emergency the parent should come in person or an authorized person along with the application and parents must also convey the message telephonically in the school office.
It is mandatory for the students using personal conveyance (Two Wheelers) at home to wear helmets and carry license. They are only allowed to ride 50cc bikes as per the notification of Traffic Police Department. Safety and security of the child is the sole responsibility of the parents, in such cases.
Motivate your child to maintain a proper code of conduct. Any misbehaviour / indiscipline and damage to school property may lead to serious consequence even Suspension / Rustication from school (disciplinary action).
No sharp objects namely blade, knife, scissors, needle should be sent to school to ensure safety. Posting of derogatory remarks & obscene pictures on social media will invite severe disciplinary action (Suspension / Rustication from school).
Parents and guardians must not visit their wards or teachers in the class rooms.
Electronic gadgets (mobiles, i-pod, play-stations, audio / video players, camera etc) are not permitted inside the school premises as per CBSE school rules. If found, the articles will be confiscated for the remaining session. If such instances are repeated, then the child will be asked to leave the school.
Possession and consumption of alcohol, cigarette, tobacco products and any other form of intoxicating / illegal substance is strictly prohibited and will invite expulsion from school with immediate effect.
Mis-behaviour of children as well as parents with the School authorities will lead to expulsion of the child from school with immediate effect.
Parents are suggested to send healthy hygienic Vegetarian food. Non-Vegetarian food should be avoided as it makes child drowsy and may lead to food poisoning
Parents must ensure that their wards have packed their school bags carefully for the day. No item in the form of lunch boxes / pencil boxes/books/activity material/musical instrument etc. will be allowed entry in the school after the school begins.

CONSIDERATION

Child will not be sent from school with half day leave on pretext of any reason. In case the child is not medically fit to attend the school, then it's advisable to have proper care and rest at home. For other miscellaneous reasons (home functions, marriage, birthday etc), kindly check the priority and take an appropriate decision. Parents are requested not to make any social engagements or medical appointments during working hours.Under no circumstances the child will be sent back home once he attends the school. Any request or application in this regard will not be entertained. Child will be marked Absent if he / she is forced to leave school premises during the day.
If a child is found unwell while at school or gets injured while playing, then school will inform parents immediately and will be allowed to collect their ward from school for further course of action. School will provide first –aid and not bear any other medical expenses in such cases.
A student who has respect for the school and the teacher learns immensely. Avoid criticizing the school or the teacher in the presence of your child. If you have any legitimate complaint, kindly meet the Principal/HM/Administrator.
No gift /sweets are to be sent for the staff members on any occasion.
Encourage your ward to speak in English at home and provide him / her ambience to improve spoken English.

ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERN

COUNTRYWIDE PUBLIC SCHOOL KAPKOTE is a poly bag free zone. All parents are requested not to send or bring any article to school in poly bag.
In the fast paced age of computers, it is mandatory for all the stakeholders / parents of COUNTRYWIDE PUBLIC SCHOOL KAPKOTE to possess their personal E-mail id so as to share vital information pertaining to your ward.

EXAMINATION AND PROMOTION

Missing out on Periodic Assessment (Weekly Tests and Subject Enrichment Activities) and Half Yearly / Annual Exam directly affect the promotion of the students to the next class at the end of the session. Thus your ward's presence in all the Assessments places him / her on a safer pedestal and decides a better place in the class. Please take these Tests/Evaluations seriously and avoid absenteeism for the betterment of your ward.
A student, who fails twice in the same class, shall not be permitted to continue his / her studies in the school.
Read and understand the promotion and assessment policy of school / CBSE thoroughly.

COMMANDMENTS FOR GOOD PARENTING :

Parents should spend quality time with their children. They should sacrifice their leisure hours if they want to see their wards fulfill their dreams.
Criticism of the school, the Principal and the teachers should be avoided in front of children. Such criticism builds disrespect for the school and the child may find himself in a state of confusion regarding following the rules and code of conduct laid down by the school.
The school rules should first be followed by the parents, such as paying fee on time, attending all PTMs, coming to school on calls from the teachers, or the Principal. Seeing the parents' positive response, the children will readily accept their teachers' instructions.
xDon't be impulsive in pleading your ward's case if a teacher of the school has punished him/her. Try to know the reason by first talking to your child and then talking to the concerned teacher or the HM.
Never say, "We are earning & doing hard work for you; what we have belongs to you". Delay instant gratification and learn to differentiate between need and want. Raise children in disciplined manner.
Parents should regularly check the bags and belongings of their children at least once a week. A few children sometimes bring unwanted material to school, so parents should not mind if the bags / pockets / bottles are checked by the school authorities.
Parents should never allow unchecked, uncontrolled, unsupervised access to the internet and social networking websites, especially Facebook, Instagram, Twitter & Google chats to their children. If the children feel bad about it, let them feel so. Parents should be firm on their decision as it is a question of their ward's future. Such websites invite distraction as there is an abundance of objectionable material available on the internet. Bad is always bad, and bad will make the child worse if he is not monitored and guided at the right time and the right age
Mobile culture should not be encouraged during school life. Experience conveys that there is more harm than good due to mobile addiction. It is a device which distracts most of the children from their studies. Physical activities such as sports should be encouraged, for the healthy development of the child. If the children are too young to go alone, their parents should take them to the playground.
Involve your sons as well as daughters in household chores such as washing, cleaning, dusting, ironing clothes, cooking and gardening, which may be taken up for half an hour twice a week. This channelizes their energy in constructive work and also teaches them dignity of labour, apart from reducing the aggression in them.
A careful combination of firmness and leniency should be used. Excess of pampering will be problematic in later stages of school and college. Over-pleading the cases of wards will bear negative results in life ahead. They might become sympathy seekers.
In the wake of deteriorating moral standards in the society, parents should keep a close watch on their child's friend circle, including tuition friends. They should frequently visit tuition classes (if they attend) to check if there is a noticeable change in his/her behaviour.
The parents must keep track of the expenditure of the pocket money of the child and also help him to develop a habit of saving money. They should refrain from giving excess money to their child. School doesn't demand money from parents & notice will be sent to the parents in case money is required.
Be patient with your child; never show paroxysms of anger, give off-the-cuff remarks or jump to conclusions without listening to him / her. Give your child time, advice and love and see how beautifully you can ward off all the negative thoughts of your child.

Rules regarding conduct and discipline

The aim of the school is to inculcate effective ethical discipline in the student for an all round development. In order to achieve this, all students must abide by the rules and regulation of the school given here:

School uniform is compulsory. All students must come to school in proper and clean uniform everyday. Black shoes must be polished and shining. Cleanliness must be stressed upon the parents too.
On the birthday of a child, he/ she can come in casual clothes (coloured dress) in order to feel “Special”.
An application must be send to the Principal, in case the child is not in school uniform, stating the reason.
All belonging i.e. water bottles, tiffin box, text books and note books of the child must bear his/her name and class that these can be easily identified in case of misplacement.
All communication with the school must bear the name, class, section and scholar number of the student.
Any change in the address or telephone number to be notified to the school office immediately.
Writing on walls, desks, boards or toilets or scribbing and tearing out pages from the note-books or school diary is strictly forbidden.
No student is allowed to leave the school premises during school hours without prior permission from the Principal. In case of unforseen emergency, the school authorities may be contacted.
All applications of leave must be signed by the parents. In case of sickness or any contagious disease, an authentic medical certificate must be attached to the leave application. On joining back, a certificate of fitness must be provided along with the application.
Continuous absence from the school without any information or application will lead to striking off the childs name from the school-rolls.
Constant negligence classwork or homework, irregular attendance, disobedience, obscenity of word or deed, continuous inattentiveness in class will lead to serious punishment or even expulsion from school.
Expensive items like Mobile Phones/Video Games/Camera/Gold ring or chain, Money etc. should not be sent to school with the child School will not be responsible for the damage or loss of such things.
Parents who do not abide by the rules and regulations of the school as agreed upon the time of admission, will be requested to withdraw their wards.
Private tutions by our school teachers will be not allowed. We discourage private tutions totally as it tends to confuse the child rather than improving his/her performance in academics.