Criteria For Admission

Class I to Class III

Admission for class I onwards are considered on the basis of seats vacant for students. For above mentioned classes, there is a written test based on basic learning outcomes syllabus of previous class only in the month of March.

PREPARING THE CHILD FOR ADMISSION

• Provide opportunities for him/her to be away from you for reasonably long periods of time, then saying goodbye to mother on the first day of the school will not be such a difficult task.
• Give him/her opportunity to play and mix up with other children of his/her age so that he/she will have no fear on entering into playgroups at school.
• Give him/her the proper toilet training so that he/she can take care of himself/herself without wetting his/her clothes.
• Encourage him/her to put on and to take off his/her clothes, Shoes etc. and wash his/her hands without wetting his/her clothes.
• Teach him/her to put things after use at places where they belong.
• Speak clearly to him/her. Do not use "baby talk". It is important that your child has correct speech habits before he is taught to read.
• Instruct him/her to the proper conduct with strangers, quests and other children. Tell and impress on him talk in low voice and control his/her tempers.
• Teach him/her the proper order of eating lunch, fruit etc. Instruct him/her not to drop bits around and the place clean after taking his/her lunch. The home routine and exercises are as important as those taught at the school.
• Instruct him/her where he/she should go in your absence if the school is suddenly closed in an emergency.
• The child at this tender age has his/her physical and sensorial limitations. He/she has the need to understand relations and make associations of all that he/she finds at his/her home, neighbourhood and surroundings.