• Closely monitor your ward’s progress by checking the school almanac every day and paying attention to their punctuality, discipline, and submission of school assignments. Parents are requested to use the space provided in the almanac for any communication with the teachers.
• Encourage your ward to take a balanced interest in academics, co-curricular activities, and sports.
• Inform the school if there is any change in address, telephone numbers, and bus route.
• Ensure that your ward does not bring expensive items, electronic items, cell phones, etc., or large sums of money to school. The school bag should be randomly checked to ensure the same.
• Restrict pocket money to a minimum.
• Explain to the child the need to look after his/her belongings. The school does not accept responsibility for any item lost in school. All articles belonging to the child should have identification details.
• Ensure that your ward is in proper school uniform. No fancy jewelry like danglers, trinkets, studs, rings, etc. should be worn by girls/boys.
• Support and cooperate with the school authorities in enforcing discipline by making sure that your children attend school regularly, do the assignments, devote sufficient time to reading and revising their lessons at home, and take an interest in all the activities of the school.
• Keep ‘leave for half a day’ to a minimum as far as possible. In case of an emergency, written permission must be taken from the Principal/class teacher. In case a child leaves the school early, it is mandatory to inform the bus in charge about the same.
• Ensure that during your ward’s absence from school, work done in the class is made up for.
• Provide a supportive value-based environment to your ward at home. Using discretion and parental judgment, keep track of your ward’s mental health and emotions.
• Monitor the internet sites being visited by your ward and limit television viewing to appropriate programs.
• Avoid private tuition without the permission of the Principal. The Principal, when it is found necessary, may advise parents to provide remedial measures for students who need personal coaching.
• Sign the corrected answer scripts of assessments that are sent home and return them to the school within three days of the date of issue.
• Sign in blue or black ink all the reports, notices, and class work/books of your ward when required to do so.
• Discourage your ward to take leave before the commencement of examinations as these days are important as far as preparation is concerned.
• Avoid any kind of criticism of the child’s teacher or the school in his/her presence as children may lose respect for their teachers and consequently fail to learn from them.
• Be formally dressed when you are on the school premises.
• Library books will be issued to the students during the library period. The books have to be maintained properly, underlining or personal notes shall not be permitted. In case the book is misused, wrongly handled, or lost the person concerned will have to replace the book or pay the current price along with the fine (10/- per day).

Note: Cell phones are strictly not permitted within the school premises (Statutory provision). However for the security and safety of your ward, in case carrying a mobile phone is considered a necessity, then a written request giving reason for the same should be forwarded to the school. In case of favourable consideration, the student will be required to deposit the mobile with the office.