Partnership with Parents

Recognizing the importance of working closely with parents to achieve our goals of raising good human beings, we have initiated various programmes.

Workshops

  • Workshops with experts are held regularly.
  • A "Know the Touch" workshop is conducted by the YI (CII) for students and parents.
  • A wellness camp in association with Neotia Mediplus addresses concerns regarding the physical, psychological and emotional wellbeing of children and parents.

Specific Parental Needs

  • We are a psychologically sensitive institution where specific needs are addressed by our Director, Ms. Swati Sarawagi MA (Psychology).
  • Addressing the concerns of single parents --Fees can be paid in instalments after considering the parent's financial constraints.
  • Scholarships are also offered for deserving candidates.
  • Parents are allowed in the class till the child settles down especially for special needs children.
  • A Fruit Week is celebrated in which they PACK different fruits - Pack Assorted Colours for Kids.

Communicating and Celebrating Learning

  • Admission Interaction and Orientation: Parents are offered a guided tour of the school in progress and engage in a detailed interaction with the Principal prior to formal admission. We ensure that parents gain a clear understanding of and confidence in our pedagogy before proceeding with the admission process. A new parent orientation is conducted biannually, and consistent communication is maintained through quarterly Parent–Teacher Meetings.
  • Ongoing Communication and Engagement: Each parent receives at least one phone call during the year from the class teacher, acknowledging a positive trait or improvement in their child. The school remains connected with parents through social media platforms, with regular updates on Facebook and the website. Our magazine, Swarnakshar, is released annually and also it is shared on the website. It provides insights into activities, events, and classroom learning.
  • Celebrating Together: On Grandparents’ Day, grandparents are invited to the school to participate in educational games with their grandchildren and receive tokens of appreciation. On Mother’s Day and Father’s Day, students express their gratitude by presenting handmade gifts to their parents.
  • Student-Led Conferences: During Student-Led Conferences, children take on the role of facilitators, confidently demonstrating their understanding of concepts and guiding their parents through subject-based activities.
  • Participation in School Life: Parents are encouraged to actively participate in events such as the School Carnival, Annual Day, and Sports Day. Graduation Day is a proud milestone where parents witness their children moving on to Grade I.