All students at Thirugnanam International School are required to possess and use the student handbook to record their school activities and homework. This handbook must be brought to school on all working and special days. Here are the key guidelines for its use:
Students should refer to the handbook daily to stay updated with their day-to-day progress and school activities.
Parents are encouraged to check the handbook regularly to see remarks, homework, and instructions from teachers. These entries should be signed by the parents to acknowledge their awareness.
The handbook serves as a valuable communication tool between teachers and parents, helping to establish a strong and effective liaison.
Parents should use the handbook to help prepare their children for various school activities, ensuring they are well-prepared and informed.
The handbook contains important information regarding the monthly schedule, including examinations, holidays, vacations, and competitions. Students and parents should use this resource to stay organized and plan accordingly.
The Hand Book is a personal record of each student and should be brought to school daily. Parents are encouraged to familiarize themselves with the following guidelines to support their child's education at Thirugnanam International School:
Ensure that your child brings the handbook to school every day and is prepared for the first period when the bell rings. Students should have their books ready and be prepared for class.
Encourage your child to speak English within the school premises to enhance their proficiency. Students, especially those with responsibilities like School Senate Members, should be role models and wear their respective badges daily.
Aim for full attendance and punctuality. Regular late-coming, frequent absenteeism, negligence in wearing the uniform, and carelessness in studies will be taken seriously.
Your child's promotion depends on attendance and performance in monthly tests, mid-term, and terminal examinations.
Students with contagious or infectious diseases are not permitted to attend school to ensure the health and safety of others.
Encourage your child to participate in all extracurricular activities unless there are valid reasons for exemption.
Boys should attend school with properly cut hair. Long hair is not permitted in class.
Students who bring lunch should use napkins, hand towels, and table mats to keep the classroom clean.
All requests for leave should be made in writing and not through phone calls.
While the school provides clean drinking water, it is advisable for students to bring their own water bottles from home.
Students are expected to exhibit refinement in manners, obedience, order, and neatness in dress and punctuality at all times. Care must be taken to respect and maintain school property. Any damage caused by a student will result in a fine.
Irregular attendance, disobedience, or defiance of authority, and repetition of inappropriate behavior are grounds for dismissal. A written apology may be required from both the student and parent for any willful breach of discipline.
Students are not allowed to bring mobile devices or electronic gadgets to school. Violations will result in strict disciplinary action, including suspension and fines.
Students should behave in a manner that upholds the school's reputation. Shouting and whistling are not acceptable behaviours within or outside the campus.
Parents are requested to ensure that their wards adhere to the following attendance guidelines at Thirugnanam International School:
Parents should ensure their wards do not absent themselves from school except under unavoidable circumstances.
Students must be on the school premises before the first bell at 9:20 a.m. Habitual latecomers will be warned and sent home after the third instance.
Leave is not granted except on submission of a written application from parents. In cases of absence due to sickness or emergencies, a leave letter must be sent to the school on the first day of absence. A medical certificate should be produced for illnesses lasting more than two days.
Absence on the reopening day is not allowed.
Students are responsible for making up all work missed during their absence.
No student will avail of a planned leave without prior sanction from the class teacher.
No student will be allowed to leave school during the lunch hour.
A minimum of 85% attendance is required for promotion, regardless of academic performance.
Irregular attendance and prolonged absence may lead to the removal of the student's name from the school roll.
Pupils suffering from infectious diseases will not be permitted to attend class.
Students are expected to exhibit refinement in manners, obedience, order, and neatness in dress and punctuality at all times. Care must be taken to respect and maintain school property. Any damage caused by a student will result in a fine.
Irregular attendance, disobedience, or defiance of authority, and repetition of inappropriate behavior are grounds for dismissal. A written apology may be required from both the student and parent for any willful breach of discipline.
Students are not allowed to bring mobile devices or electronic gadgets to school. Violations will result in strict disciplinary action, including suspension and fines.
Students should behave in a manner that upholds the school's reputation. Shouting and whistling are not acceptable behaviours within or outside the campus.
At Thirugnanam International School, maintaining high standards of conduct and discipline is essential for creating a positive learning environment. The following guidelines outline the expectations for student behaviour:
Every pupil is expected to be polite and courteous. Bad behaviour and the use of foul language may result in the expulsion of the student from the school.
Insubordination to school authorities or teachers, any form of cheating, serious misconduct, or objectionable habits are grounds for punishment and possible dismissal from the school.
At Thirugnanam International School, the safety and security of our students are of utmost importance. The following guidelines are designed to ensure the well-being of all students:
Children must be instructed not to speak to any unknown person or accept any sweets/gifts at any time or place.
Children should immediately inform school authorities if they are harassed by anyone inside the school campus.
Children availing school bus and van facilities will not be allowed to go with anyone else unless they bring a letter from the parent/guardian. Small children will not be sent with any other children unless the parent/guardian sends a letter to the school.
Children must be collected from school before 4:00 pm. If the parent/guardian is unable to do so due to any circumstances, they must inform school authorities before 4:00 pm so that necessary steps can be taken to look after the child.
Verbal instructions regarding the mode of transport will not be accepted. Parents/guardians must send a written request for any changes in the normal mode of travel.
The school management requests cooperation from all parents/guardians in ensuring the safety of the children and impressing upon them the necessity to follow these rules strictly.
Any deviation from the normal mode of travel desired by the parent will be allowed only on a written request from the parent/guardian.
The following guidelines outline the procedures for student withdrawals at Thirugnanam International School:
Transfer Certificates (TC) will be issued only upon receipt of a written application from the parent or guardian of the pupil, along with the applicable fee.
If a student wishes to withdraw at the end of the year, an application for the Transfer Certificate must be submitted on or before the 28th of February. Failure to do so will result in the collection of one term's fee.
The same policy applies to students who leave the school in the middle of the academic year.
The management reserves the right to ask a parent or guardian to withdraw their ward from the school if the student's conduct or influence is deemed detrimental to the school.
Transfer Certificates will be issued within a week from the date of application, provided all fee arrears are cleared.
The Transfer Certificate must be collected by the parent along with the ward.
The following general guidelines are intended to ensure a smooth and efficient operation of Thirugnanam International School, promoting a conducive learning environment for all students:
Notebooks must be purchased from the school only.
Pupils are responsible for the safety of their own belongings. The school cannot assume any responsibility for the loss of pupils' belongings.
Damage to any school property is forbidden. If the culprits are not found, the entire class will be penalized collectively. Chewing gum is strictly forbidden on the school premises.
Any change in the address or telephone number of the pupil should be immediately communicated to the school office.
Pupils are expected to participate in all co-curricular activities of the school. Exemptions are granted only for legitimate reasons approved by the Principal.
Vehicles other than those belonging to students and staff are not permitted inside the school campus.
Parents are requested to make all remittances directly at the office counter. The school cannot assume responsibility for the loss of cash handed over to any employee. Term fees may be paid by cash or cheque. A fee of Rs.200/- will be levied if a cheque bounces, and subsequent payments must be made in cash.
Rules are subject to modifications at any time without notification
Parents are welcome to provide suggestions or appreciations in writing using the appropriate form kept with the Principal.
Fees paid once will not be refunded under any circumstances.
At Thirugnanam International School, homework and assignments are an integral part of the learning process. Teachers expect homework to be done properly and punctually. Here are the guidelines for ensuring assignments are completed effectively:
Students are required to complete and submit their homework on time. Consistent failure to do homework is taken seriously.
If a student consistently misses homework, the subject teacher will notify the parents. This communication is essential to address any underlying issues and to ensure that students meet their academic responsibilities.
Based on the situation, the subject teacher, in consultation with the parents, will decide on an appropriate course of action to help the student improve their homework habits.
Students are encouraged to take pride in their work and ensure that assignments are completed to the best of their ability. Proper presentation and thoroughness are important.
Students should make use of available resources, such as the library and computer lab, to complete their assignments effectively. Seeking help from teachers when needed is also encouraged.
Parents are encouraged to monitor their child's homework routine and provide a conducive environment for completing assignments. Ensuring that students have a dedicated study space and time can greatly enhance their ability to complete homework punctually and properly.
Parental involvement and a supportive home environment are crucial for the academic and personal development of students at Thirugnanam International School. Here are some guidelines for parents to ensure effective cooperation and support:
Parents should oversee their children’s homework assignments given by teachers. Instead of relying on private tuition, encourage your child to complete their homework under your supervision.
Create and implement a timetable that allocates specific times for study and homework. Ensure the study environment is positive, quiet, and free from distractions to help your child study independently.
Regularly coordinate with school authorities regarding your child's progress. Encourage your child to participate in all school activities, which are essential for holistic development.
Ensure that your child attends school regularly. Consistent attendance is necessary for continuity and steady academic progress.
Parents are requested to attend all school meetings, interact with teachers, and receive feedback constructively. Work on the suggestions provided by teachers and personally collect progress reports to stay informed about your child's development.
Parental involvement plays a vital role in the overall development and progress of students at Thirugnanam International School. The following guidelines are provided to ensure effective cooperation between parents and the school:
Parents should drop their children at the school gate by 9:20 a.m.
Ensure that your wards attend school with a proper haircut, wearing the correct uniform, shoes, and having their nails cut.
Educate your wards about respecting civic rules and not allowing minors to drive two-wheelers.
Monitor the daily activities of your wards. Regularly check the Handbook for entries and updates on performance. Spend quality time with your wards to instill confidence and motivation.
Ensure that your wards carry the appropriate textbooks and exercise books according to the timetable for the day.
Sign the monthly and terminal reports sent through your wards to acknowledge their progress and stay informed.
Contact class teachers regularly to discuss the progress and betterment of your wards.
Inform the school in writing of any changes in address or telephone number to maintain accurate records.
Meet the Principal or a teacher whenever you receive a note or phone call regarding your wards' problems to address any issues promptly.
Avoid criticizing teachers or the institution in the presence of your children, as it may cause a loss of respect and hinder their progress.