GSEB School Parent Zone

The School encourages an environment of academic integrity and mutual respect that is tolerant, inclusive, and supportive of the educational goals of all its members. As a member of the school, you are expected to follow the expectations identified in the Institution. The Student Conduct code oversees both academic and behavioral conduct of students.

In order to meet the variety of goals and objectives of the students, the spectrum of offerings is designed to enable students with a variety of objectives–both academic and co-curricular activities.

Principal Meet: Parents can meet the Principal only with prior appointment on all working days for any grievances or suggestions.

Assignments: All students are required to complete all assignments. Missing work and incomplete assignments are not acceptable. Assignments are to be recorded on a daily basis. If the notebook is lost the student must replace it.

The purpose of homework is to reinforce material already taught and to foster habits of independent study.

Make-up/Absent work: When a student is absent from school he/she is required to make up all the work and to take the worksheet missed. When the student returns to school parent is responsible to speak with the teacher, obtaining the missing assignments, complete the work, and take the worksheet within the time specified by the teacher. As a general rule, the student has one day for each day of absence to make up the work.

P.T.M: We know that parents play an influential role in the progress and betterment of their children. Kindly cooperate and attend the PTM on regular basis.

A lot of time parents are hesitant to reach out because most of the communication from the school is taken negatively. Don’t hesitate to reach out with good stuff too. Be proactive. These planned activities give you an opportunity to interact with teachers, principals, and other parents.

Calendar: Parents are requested to duly sign the notices and assignments given. They can communicate with the teachers by using the specific parents’ column in the calendar.

Health Reminders: Students suffering from infectious diseases such as chickenpox, Cholera, Measles, Mumps, etc. should not be sent to school till the infection period is over.

To assure a proper educational mix of students and to further broaden the educational opportunities offered by the school, we acknowledge and appreciate your co-partnership to implement these Academic Policies.

The school provides with broad guidelines that would enable the students to develop their own Code of Behaviour and Discipline so that a congenial environment is created that is conducive to achieving the aims of the school with the minimum of conflict; clearly defined parameters are provided that are easily understood by students and parents.

• A spirit of mutual understanding and co-operation is fostered between GSEB teachers and students in the Lancers Army School.
• A very high standards of behaviour are developed and maintained and students are empowered to assume responsibilities for their life by following the given ground disciplinary rules.
• While being firm and consistent, any response to disruptive behaviour should be avoided by the students.
• Students should apply themselves to the learning and application of such life enhancing skills as self-control, conflict management, problem-solving, decision-making, and effective intra/inter-personal communication.
• They should also learn to appreciate that negative behaviour has its consequences and that good behavior shapes the desired community environment.
• Students are also expected to become actively involved in class meetings, student councils and in the development of the school Code as well as to take up leadership roles through the system of class prefects.
• Students are encouraged and expected to report all forms of bullying, vandalism, and other abusive acts to a trusted member or staff.

Parents and a supportive home environment play a crucial role in shaping attitudes that produce good behaviour in schools. It is therefore important that parents not only be made aware of the aims, values and the nature of expected behavior of the school but that they be actively encouraged to become involved in the process of the drawing up of the school Code.

Our Code of Conduct is found on three basic rules:
BE RESPECTFUL, BE KIND, AND BE SAFE.

Punctuality is essential. All students are expected to be punctual in arriving at school, to lessons, and at any other school function. Students should moreover have all the necessary materials and equipment at hand before the commencement of lessons.

• In accordance with the education legislation, it is compulsory for parents to regularly send their children to school.
• Established procedures should be followed i.e submission of leave applications and Medical leave as Secondary and Higher Secondary Schools should consider recording lesson attendance.
• Students can only leave the premises when the parent or guardian calling for them (a)Present Parents’ Identity Card, and (b) has obtained the permission of the Head of School or a designate.

Lancers Army School believes that appropriate dress contributes to a productive learning environment. Students should wear neat and complete uniform and show respect for the learning environment, and do not pose a distraction for the student or his/her classmates.

• Students should wear clothes that are suitable for sports, especially during the inter-school tournaments.
• School shoes should be polished regularly.
• For Boys– Ear piercing, Tattoos and long hair is strictly prohibited.
• For Girls– Henna, Nail polish, Tattoos, Jewellery and stylish hair cut not allowed.

Students who are improperly or shabbily dressed will not be allowed entry in the school.

PAY ATTENTION TO THE SMALL THINGS-THE KITE FLIES BECAUSE OF ITS TAIL