:: Introduction of School ::

The School began in June 1966 with the Pre-Primary and Primary section. By 1974, it became a full-fledged school providing education from Junior Kg to Std. X. The school is affiliated to Maharashtra State Board of Secondary & Higher Secondary Education and follows the state syllabus.

Kulapati Munshiji firmly believed that the best way of preserving and propagating our culture and values among the youth is through education. The school provides learning environment that encourages children to explore their potential and allows them to grow into sensitive and thinking adults.

The school aims to nurture the cognitive, physical, moral, ethical, intellectual and emotional development of children to make them well-adjusted and contributing good citizens of our society, adhering to the fundamental values of life.

General Information

Terms :

1. The school year commences in June and ends in April and is divided into two terms. The first term commences in June and the second term in November.

2. Timings :

The above timings are subject to changes to suit the convenience of the school.

3. School Fees :-

Parents are requested to pay fees on time to ensure smooth functioning and administration of the school.
School Fees have to be paid in four instalments for (pre – primary section to Std. IX) as mentioned below :-

INSTALLMENTS	DUE DATES
Last Date for 1st installment	30th June
Last Date for 2nd Installment	15th September
Last Date for 3rd Installment	15th December
Last Date for 4th Installment	15th March

Fees have to be paid in the Installments for Std. X as mentioned below :-

INSTALLMENTS	DUE DATES
Last Date for 1st installment	30th June
Last Date for 2nd Installment	15th September
Last Date for 3rd Installment	15th December

Parents are requested to pay the fees by EDUSPRINT + (mobile app) only on or before the due date, to avoid late fee charges.

Bus Fees :-

Students communicating to school by School Bus is voluntary, but it would be preferable if parents avail the facility which is dependable and safe. Bus Fees to be paid in two instalments only through.

EDUSPRINT+(mobile app) as mentioned below :-

For Pre-Primary Section (Afternoon Shift Only) to Std. IX Students.

1st Installment (Due Date 15th July) (From June to November)

2nd Installment (Due Date 15th January) (From December to May)

For Std. X Students.

1st Installment (Due Date 15th July) (From June to November)

2nd Installment (Due Date 15th November) (From December to February)

Snacks Fees :-

Snacks facility provided by the school canteen which is voluntary. Snacks fees only for (Primary Section)  is to be paid in advance for 11 months in one installment before 31st July every year.

Part of the month will be treated as whole month for the purpose of payment of fees of all kinds.                
4. Admissions :

1. The school is open to all boys and girls without any distinction of race, caste, creed and social status.

2. A student coming from private unrecognised school must produce an affidavit for the same. They will be examined in every case and will be assigned to the class they are fit for. In case of a child who has not attended any school, the Birth Certificate must be produced.

3. Parents seeking admission for their children should apply in writing in the prescribed form and pay the registration fee and agree to abide by the rules and regulations of the school.

4. It is entirely within the competence of the Principal to entertain or reject an application for admission without assigning any reason whatsoever.

5. Mere registration on waiting list is no guarantee for admission. Admission is final when the parent or guardian is so informed and the fees are paid.

5. Withdrawals :

Generally, withdrawals are not permitted except at the end of a term unless such withdrawals are warranted by transfer of the parents/ guardians or in similar circumstances.  But in that case the notice of withdrawal must be given in writing. If a student withdraws in the middle of the month the parents and guardians will not be entitled to the refund of the month’s fees or any portion thereof.

6. Admission And Withdrawal :

A candidate who has attended any recognized school cannot be admitted without a leaving certificate from the school he/she has last attended and in the case of candidate’s coming from schools outside Maharashtra state the certificate must be countersigned by the Education Inspector of the state.

7. School Uniforms :

Pre - Primary PT Uniform

For Pre - Primary Boys : Nursery Jr. Kg & Sr. Kg. Pink Half sleeved Checks Pattern Shirt & Dark Blue Half  Pant

Hair should be oiled and tied in two plaits with black ribbons.

   

Primary PT Uniform

 For Primary Boys : I to IV White Half sleeved Line Pattern Shirt & Blue Half Pant with a
School Tie

 For Primary Girls : I to IV Blue Overall Pinafore & White Blouse with Lining Pattern a School Tie Hair should be oiled and tied in two plaits with black ribbons.

 

Secondary PT Uniform

For Secondary Boys : V to VII White Half sleeved Shirt & Blue Half Pant with a School Tie

For Secondary Boys : VIII to X White Half sleeved Shirt & Blue Full Pant with a School Tie

For Secondary Girls : Blue Overall Pinafore & White Blouse with a School Tie Hair should be oiled and tied in two plaits with black ribbons.

• Shoes :

Black Shoes with white socks. Only navy blue sweater ( without a collar ) will be permitted in school. Pupils may wear black all season footwear during the monsoons. Slippers , gumboots or fancy shoes are strictly prohibited. Pupils of std IX and X can wear a simple wrist watch.

• Counselling :

The school provides counselling facilities. Students/Parents/Guardians are requested to avail the service of qualified counsellors after taking prior appointment.

Rules & Instructions

1. Parents / guardians wishing to meet the Principal should take appointment before hand either on phone or by a letter.

2. No parents/ guardians or visitors are allowed to see the pupils or interview their teachers during class hours without the prior permission of the Principal.

3. Parents and guardians are earnestly requested to enforce regularity and discipline and to see that their wards devote sufficient time to study at home daily and also during vacation.

4. The engagement of private tutors is not approved by the Education Department and parents and guardians should not engage any of the school teachers as private tutors.

5. It is the duty of the parents to see that their children come to school clean , neatly dressed and in time for the class.

 6. ID card must be carried to school daily..

7. Parents should not write notes in the class work/home work note books/sheets. If written by the parents it will not be checked.

 8. It is not advisable for pupils to carry money or valuable articles in the school bag.

 9. No pupil shall leave the school premises during the school hours without the permission of the Principal.

10. No pupil can remain absent for a day or a part of the day except on a written application from the parents and guardians.

11. Pupils not returning to the school after holidays are liable to have their names struck off the rolls.

12. If a pupil is absent owing to illness or otherwise, he / she must on his / her return bring a note written in ink on the special page provided for the purpose in the calendar, and signed by the parent or guardian, testifying to that effect. In case of longer illness i.e. lasting more than a week, the Principal should be informed in writing by the parents / guardians along with a valid medical certificate.

12A. No leave of absence is granted except on previous written application from parents and only for valid reasons.

12B. Parents are requested to ensure that their children arrive and leave school punctually. Any student who is late in attending school should bring with him/her a written application from his/her parent of late attendance. Strict Action will be taken against habitual late comers.

13. Irregular attendance, habitual idleness, disobedience, dishonesty or conduct injurious to the moral tone of the school, within the school or out-side the school shall be dealt very strictly.

14. Any damage done in or around the school premises or to school property like Smart Board, Cupboards, Benches etc. must be made good by the parent of the pupil responsible.
If the offender is not discovered, a collective fine will be imposed upon the entire class. The decision of the Principal regarding the amount to be paid is final.

15. Pupils are expected to look after their own things. Parents / guardians should see that their children do not bring any costly material to the school. In any case the pupils are responsible for their belongings and the school is not responsible for any loss or damage caused to their property though of course every normal care and precaution will be taken to safe-guard their belongings.

16. No extra books, newspapers or periodicals shall be brought in the school premises without the sanction of the Principal.

17. Mobile Phones are strictly prohibited in the school premises and if found they will be confiscated.

18. All pupils are responsible to the school authorities for their conduct in and outside the school as long as they are pupils of the school.

19. Every pupil must possess a copy of the school calendar which should be brought to class on all days.

20. No collection for any purpose whatsoever shall be started in the school premises without the sanction of the Principal.

21. No presents shall be offered to any member of the staff by the Pupils / Parents/Guardians.

22. Promotion from one standard to another will be made at the end of the school year as per the rules laid down by the Education Department.

23. If a student has some contagious disease, the Principal should be informed as soon as possible and the pupil must not be sent to School until the risk of carrying the infection is over.

24. Pupils will ordinarily not be available on the telephone. Parents and guardians in case of an emergency may contact the Principal who will convey the message if required.

25. To maintain a certain level of proficiency in English, pupils are expected to speak in English.

26. When a pupil moves along the corridor he / she must keep to the left and observe silence.

27.  Any object liable to prove a source of disturbance like crackers, water pistols, magazines or paper etc., if found in the possession of pupils, make them liable for strict action.

28. Discipline must be maintained during class hours. Movement from one class to another should be in a systematic and orderly manner. Change of place in the class is strictly not allowed.

29. No pupil is allowed to remain in the classroom during assembly or recess. Pupils from one class are not permitted to enter another class.

30. No pupil will be exempted from Physical Education without medical certificate.

31. If a pupil is late twice in a month at the third remark the parent will have to take their ward home. Every subsequent remark in the month means the same.

32. Parents are requested to follow proper dress code ( formals ) as and when they visit the school.

33. Carrying metal water bottles and scale is prohibited.

Library Rules

1. Only one book at a time will be issued for a week.

2. In case the book is lost / damaged then the borrower will have to replace the book.

3. Every book issued to pupil should be entered in the calendar.

4. Maintain absolute silence and discipline in the library.

5. Pupils are not allowed to bring any writing material in the library during the Library class.

6. Reference books shall not be issued for home reading.

7. Fine of Rs. 5/- will be charged for books not returned on the due date.

8. Any damage to the library furniture, mutilation or defacing of the books shall be penalized.

9. Eating is strictly forbidden in the Library.

Bus Rules

1. The school Bus facilities are available for the students of all sections who need it. Bus fees are to be paid in advance along with the regular fees latest by 30th June 2023. Students who are not regular in payment and cause trouble will not be allowed the use of the bus.

2. Pupils are collected from and dropped at stipulated points and not from their residence.

3. Students not in time for the bus will have to make their own arrangement on that day to come to school.

4.  Discipline should be maintained by pupils while travelling in the school bus. Any pupil found guilty of misconduct shall not be allowed to avail the bus facility.

5. Any damage done to the school bus by the pupil would make him/her liable to forfeit the bus facility. Besides, the damage done will have to be restored by the pupil.

Evaluation

1. Regular tests and examinations are held according to the Govt. Notification.

2. Attendance during all the exams is mandatory.

3. Students should not indulge into any malpractices or unfair means during examination. If caught, necessary action will be taken.

4. Criteria for passing/ promotion.

• STD V to VIII :- Minimum 41% marks should be scored in each subject (Formative and Summative Evaluation combined). If the child fails to secure 41% in any subjects, retest for the same will be conducted.

• STD IX:- A minimum of 35% marks in average of both the terms is required in each of the subject. If the child fails to satisfy the above criteria, the students will be given chance to appear for re-test.

• It is mandatory to pass in all Graded subjects i.e. Defense Studies, Water Security and Physical Education.

Examinations And Promotions

1. Regular tests and examinations are held according to the Govt. Notification.

2. Daily observations, internal assessment, discipline, interaction with peer group etc. is a part of evaluation.

3. Grades will be allotted for special subjects, project work and all academic subjects. Marks will not be reflected on the mark sheet.

4. Marks/Grades are reserved for assignments ( Class work/Home work/projects etc.) for the year. Irregular/late submission of assignment will not be considered unless there is a valid reason.

5. In the event of a pupil remaining absent in the week prior to an examination, without a valid reason he/she is likely to face strict disciplinary action. An explanation regarding the absentee should be forwarded to the Class Teacher/Principal without fail.

6. If any pupil is caught copying, strict action will be taken. Exchange of paper, any notebook, textbook, guide, self study, loose page/pages found will be considered to be as copied.

Tips To Be A Good Student

1. Never omit any lesson done or home work assigned.

2. Always revise the work done in class and get your difficulties solved.

3. If memory work is assigned, learn it overnight and repeat it the first thing in the morning.

4. Repeat at the end of the week, all that was learnt during the week.

5. Make a daily home time – table for yourself. In this way you will learn to be a student of regular habits which is a most valuable asset in later life.

6. Realise the value of time. Do not wait till the approach of the examinations. The key to success is regular and sincere work. Do not waste your God-given talents for want of application.

House System

1. House system occupies a prominent position in the field of co-curricular activities which are organised in a healthy and competitive spirit.

2. Each pupil is allotted a particular house in the fifth standard. It helps the students to learn the great ideas of self discipline, leadership, loyalty and sense of belonging to the institution.

Our school has four Houses   
                                    
Blue House
Green House
Red House
Yellow House

Note :

1. Each house has its own flag.
   
   
2. The house captain and house teachers are responsible for the working of the houses. This students get opportunities to take part in literary, academic and cultural activities.
   
   
3. The performance of each house is assessed throughout the year. The best house is awarded the Rotating Shield on the sports prize distribution day.
   
   
4. The house once allotted to a pupil will not be changed.
   
   Recommendation To Parents
   
   Your parents are primary educators, real mentors of your child. The school is a facilitator to provide education and plays a secondary role in the overall development of a child.
   
   1. Hence, we would request your involvement in your child’s day to day activities, make them interested and help them in their homework / studies at home.
   
   2. Your contribution and co-operation in tandem with ours would help in effective imparting of education at the school and thus making it a fun place for the children.
   
   3. Please read the remarks of the teacher written in the calendar. If the child gets three remarks in the same subject parents will be summoned.
   
   4. Most important of all, encourage your children to confide in you, gain their confidence, make them feel free to talk things over with you.
   
   5. Your co-operation will be highly appreciated if you leave and pick your child at the entrance gate.
   
   6. Never criticise the teacher in the presence of your child. On the contrary make your child have respect for the teachers. This will help your child to look up to the teachers and learn from him/her. Unhealthy criticism at home will undo what we are trying to build up in the school and thus hinder your child’s development.
   
   7. If there is any dissatisfaction regarding any teacher you are requested to discuss the matter with the principal.
   
   8. In order to gain proficiency in English in school, as well as at home, child should be encouraged to speak English and speak it correctly. English should be spoken during school hours except when another language is being taught in the school.
   
   9. Encourage your child to take part in sports, outdoor games and other co-curricular activities as this will go a long way in maintaining your child’s physical and mental well being.
   
   10. No smart watches.
   
   Principles Of Discipline
   
   1. Regularity and implicit obedience are expected in the school.
   
   2. Politeness and courtesy of speech and conduct as well as cleanliness of dress and person are inculcated.
   
   3. Pupils are made to realize that they are responsible to the School authorities not only for their conduct in the School but also for the general behaviour outside. Any reported or observed objectionable conduct out of the School on the part of the pupils should make them liable to disciplinary action.
   
   4. Parents are given to understand that they cannot dictate to the management and that the management has a right to say on what conditions they will admit or retain pupils in their Schools provided such conditions are in conformity with the grant-in-aid code and the instructions issued by the Directors and the Education inspectors.
   
   5. Pupils shall not take part in any political activities.
   
   6. Any pupil who is persistently insubordinate or is repeatedly or wilfully mischievous or is guilty of unauthorised practice in connection with examinations or of unauthorised alterations in leaving certificates or who in the opinion of the Principal has an unwholesome influence or his fellow pupils may be removed from the roll. The removal may be temporary or permanent according to the gravity of the offence.
   
   7. Cleanliness is next to Godliness. God helps those who help themselves.