• Parents have an essential role to play in the development of their children.
  
  
•  Though the school undertakes to provide as sound an education as possible, the help and co-ordination of the parents is vital in their child’s progress at school.
  
  
• Many international studies and researches have confirmed the importance of parental interest in the child as a major factor in the success of the student.
  
  
• Parents’ cooperation for student success means:
  
  
  • Parents must take a keen interest in their child’s academic work.
    
    
  • This can be done by cooperating with the school in ensuring that all homework assignments are done and submitted on time.
    
    
  •  Parents must regularly read teachers’ remarks on children’s work and progress, and must check and sign their Report Cards.
    
    
  •  Parents must provide children with regular hours of study at home.
    
    
  • Where possible, parents must guide their children in their academic work, rather then sending them for tuitions.
    
    
  •  Parents must send their wards in the proper school uniform.
    
    
  • Parents must make sure that children come to school punctually and regularly.
    
    
  •  Absence from school must only be on valid grounds.
    
     
• Parents must assist the school in ensuring that children follow school guidelines in all aspects, including discipline, academic work, and extra curricular activities.
  
  
• Parents must be encouraging and understanding towards their children’s school life, and must give sufficient time to listen to their problems and difficulties.
  
  
• Parents are not permitted to meet their ward during school hours without permission of the Principal/Headmistress.
  
  
•  Parents are requested not to send their wards to school if they are unwell, especially if the child has been suffering from infectious disease such as chicken pox, measles, mumps, etc. If a student is absent from school for more than three days, the Principal or Headmistress must be informed at once.

Parent Volunteers

• Parents are encouraged to participate in school activities.
  
  
• If the parents have any interest in any particular co-curricular activity, they may express it to the Head of Section or the Academic Coordinator, who will be glad to involve them.
  
  
• Constructive criticism and valuable suggestions by parents and well-wishers are always welcome.