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prioritize the development of emotional intelligence through mindfulness practices, empathy-
building activities, and social-emotional learning initiatives. By fostering self-awareness, self-
regulation, and social awareness, we empower students to navigate their emotions effectively,
build strong, healthy relationships, and make positive contributions to their communities.
We invite each and every one of you to join us on this journey of growth, discovery, and
transformation. Together, let us embrace the spirit of "Eunoia", cultivate excellence, and foster
harmony within our school community. With dedication, perseverance, and a shared
commitment to our values, we are confident that we will achieve great things in the year ahead.
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Parents’/Guardians’ Declaration Form
have read all the contents of the diary carefully, and hereby expressly
agree to faithfully observe and comply with the rules & regulations,
admission and withdrawal policy, and all other policies established by the
school as may be amended from time to time.
/ Guardian / Guardian
Date :
Place :
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Gender :
No. ................
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Annual Income of Parents :
Subcaste :................................
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Student Copy
Gender :
No.
Alternate Contact
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Annual Income of Parents :
Subcaste :................................
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National Anthem
Jana gana mana adhinayaka jaya he
Bharatha bhagya vidhata
Punjaba Sindhu, Gujaratha Maratha
Dravida Utkala Banga
Vindhya - Himachala - Yamuna Ganga
Ucchala jaladhi - taranga
Tava subha name jage
Tava subha asisha mage
Gahe tava jaya - gatha
Jana gana mangala dayaka jaya he
Bharatha bhagya vidhata.
Jaya he, jaya he, jaya he
Jaya, jaya, jaya, jaya he.
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About The Pupil
At The Pupil, Saveetha Eco School, we believe that “ALL LIFE IS EDUCATION”.
Each day, each event is an opportunity to learn and grow. Education can not be limited
to mere books, or curriculum. Education goes far beyond all boundaries of known into
the realm of research, discovery and new knowledge. Education is not just about
knowledge, education means a complete and harmonious development of the
physical, emotional, mental, social and spiritual dimension of the being.
We believe that each child is like a seed, with all the greatness and potentiality hidden
within. The child needs an optimal environment of love, discipline, care and
stimulation to help him grow into a fully blossomed soul. Each child is unique in his own
way. The purpose of education is to help each child discover his inner passion, and
give him all the support to help him excel in his own charted path.
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Mission
To create a new genre of global citizens, who transcend the narrow domains of religion, caste and race,
are sensitive to needs of fellow humans, and committed to protect environment.
To facilitate children to think independently, gain the confidence and skills to excel in their own chartered
path, and find the courage to stand firm on their morals and values.
To create a model education system, rooted in traditions and wisdom, integrating the best of modern
technology and progressive pedagogical philosophies.
Vision
THE PUPIL, Saveetha Eco School will be an ideal preparatory ground for life, where every child
transforms into a balanced and mature person with sound body, mind, and spirit, ready to meet the
challenges of the twenty first century with zeal and enthusiasm.
Motto
“Vision for Life”
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The Founder
Dr.N.M.Veeraiyan is a visionary in the field of education. Hailing from a small village called
Nalligoundanoor in Erode district, Tamil Nadu, he dreamt big and strove hard to realize his dream, sacrificed
much, toiled hard and created the Saveetha University, a symbol of Quality and Innovation. A man whose
actions speak about his convictions, his invincible courage, and single-minded pursuit of excellence in each
endeavour. His unflinching devotion to principles of honesty, ethics, and discipline have laid strong
foundations for all the educational institutions under Saveetha University. A living legend for many, his life is
an inspiration to thousands of young people who wish to see their dreams become a reality.
Kcal
Kcal is an initiative of The Pupil Saveetha Eco School to provide healthy and tasty food for the students and
staff of The Pupil.
Food is essential for sustenance. Not only does consuming food give us the energy and nutrients to perform all
activities with vigor and vitality, it is also an ingrained component of our culture and is a great opportunity to
interact with our family and friends.
Kcal aims to support the physical and mental development of the students by serving a variety of freshly
prepared, wholesome and delicious dishes for breakfast, lunch, snacks and dinner in a spacious and dynamic
environment right at the heart of The Pupil’s campus.
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The Pupil Anthem
We are the children
We are the champions
We may be different
But we're all the same
We are the future
Pure as the nature
We are the students
Of The Pupil Saveetha Eco School
Chorus: O.. Oh.. Oh yeh Oh..
of The Pupil Saveetha Eco School
Chorus: O.. Oh.. Oh yeh Oh..
AQUA TERRA
IGNIS VENTUS
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The Pupil Prayer
May we develop
The wisdom to discriminate right and wrong
The Courage to choose truth
The strength to reject falsehood
May we develop
The Oneness to overcome division
The Love to conquer hatred
The Will to vanquish our weakness
May we develop
The Belief in our capacities
The Aspiration to excel in each arena
The Resolve to save Nature
May we become
The hero warriors of Truth and Light
The harbingers of Love and Peace
The Pupil of the world that you are proud of
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Rules and Regulations
General Conduct and Behaviour
1.1. Respect: All students must treat teachers, staff, and fellow students with respect and
courtesy. Bullying, harassment, or any form of discrimination will not be tolerated.
1.2. Punctuality: Students should arrive on time for school and classes. Latecomers will face
strict disciplinary action.
1.3. Attendance: Regular attendance is mandatory. Excessive absenteeism will be viewed
seriously leading to disciplinary action.
1.4. Leave: For any planned leave, prior permission from the class teacher must be obtained
and leave form submitted at least two days in advance. In case of emergency, leave letter must
be sent within two days of absence. Incase of absence of more than two days due to sickness,
a medical certificate and a medical fitness certificate is mandated along with the leave letter.
1.5. Early Pickup Policy: To ensure minimal disruption to the learning environment, early
pickups for students are only permitted during the lunch break , except in cases of emergency.
1.5.1. Planned Early Pickup: For pre-planned absences such as travel, doctor visits, or
appointments, parents are kindly requested to schedule these outside of regular school hours. In
the event of an unavoidable circumstance, parents must inform the class teacher via the student's
diary. Additionally, a WhatsApp message from the primary contact number should be sent to
the school office to facilitate easy movement. Planned pickups are only permitted during the
lunch break.
1.5.2. Emergency Early Pickup: In case of emergencies, parents can notify the school office
by sending a WhatsApp message. The message should include the student's name, class,
section, and the reason for early pickup.
Please note that students will not be permitted to leave school premises with parents during
regular school hours unless there is a valid reason provided. This policy is in place to maintain a
secure and structured learning environment for all students.
1.6. Dress Code: Students must adhere to the school's dress code policy. School uniforms
must be worn on all days. On special occasions, the permitted attire must be appropriate,
modest, and non-distracting.
1.7. Grooming: Nails to be trimmed regularly. Hair to be neatly done. Girls with long hair
must braid it properly and boys to maintain well trimmed hairstyle as per the school decorum.
Colouring of hair is not allowed.
1.8. Language: Students are expected to speak in refined English language at all times on the
school campus. Use of foul language and inappropriate gestures is strictly prohibited.
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Academic Responsibilities
2.1. Students are responsible for completing assigned homework, projects, and classwork on time.
2.2. Cheating, plagiarism, or any form of academic dishonesty is strictly prohibited.
2.3. Attendance is crucial. Students must attend classes regularly, and absence should be
communicated to the school administration.
Safety and Security
3.1. Students should adhere to safety guidelines and regulations as instructed by teachers and staff.
3.2. Dangerous objects, weapons, or any item that could cause harm are strictly prohibited and if
found in possession will be treated as a violation leading to disciplinary action.
Personal Belongings
4.1. Students are not allowed to wear jewellery / accessories, carry any fancy item or bring large
amounts of cash to school.
4.2. Students are responsible for the safety and security of their personal belongings.
4.3. The school will not be held responsible for lost or stolen items.
Health and Hygiene
5.1. Students must maintain good personal hygiene and cleanliness.
5.2. The consumption or possession of any unauthorised substances is strictly prohibited.
5.3. It is imperative for students to promptly inform designated staff members of any illness, injury,
or medical condition they may experience.
5.4. Students are expected to adhere to school policies regarding vaccinations, medical
examinations, and communicable diseases.
5.5. Students who are afflicted with communicable diseases such as conjunctivitis, dermatitis, swine
flu, scabies, chicken-pox, measles, respiratory infections, etc., must refrain from attending school
until they have fully recovered. Following an illness, parents are kindly requested to provide a
medical fitness certificate issued by a physician along with the leave letter.
5.6. Students are prohibited from bringing any form of medication to school.
5.7. The school staff are not authorised to administer any medication to students.
5.8. Students should bring wholesome food for their lunch and snacks, only vegetarian food is
allowed on the school campus.
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Use of School Facilities
6.1. Students must use school facilities, equipment, and resources responsibly and with care.
6.2. Vandalism, theft, or damage to school property will attract disciplinary action and
penalty.
Communication and Parental Involvement
7.1. Parents or guardians are encouraged to maintain regular communication with the school
regarding their child's progress, concerns, or important updates.
7.2. Parents should attend parent-teacher meetings and school events as required. In case
parents wish to meet the teachers on other days, they may do so on request, after the school
hours.
7.3. Parents are expected to check the diary daily for information and remarks and use it for
communication with the teachers. Any change of address, phone number or email should be
immediately intimated to the school.
7.4. Parents may contact the school reception or send an email to [email protected] for
any queries/ requests / appointments to meet the Heads.
Consequences for Violations
8.1. Violation of the school rules and regulations may result in disciplinary action, including
verbal/written warnings, detention, suspension, or expulsion, depending on the severity and
frequency of the offence.
8.2. The school administration holds the authority to determine appropriate disciplinary
measures and will consider the best interests of the student and the school community.
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A special request to parents
Childhood is the most important stage in our life, where we develop our habits, deep seated
beliefs and personality traits. Healthy habits and self discipline if inculcated early in life go a
long way in creating a life of fulfilment and success. The modern world with free access to all
forms of information and influences, presents a tremendous educational challenge. Addiction
to gadgets/ technology is a serious problem, which greatly impairs a child's progress and
performance. We request the whole hearted collaboration of parents in helping our students
evolve into cultured, disciplined and kind hearted citizens.
A. Self Discipline: Please collaborate and ensure that your children develop a high
level of self discipline. This is reflected in punctuality, personal hygiene, grooming,
following healthy diet and sleep habits, adequate exercises and focused studies.
B. Values: Please collaborate and help in developing the essential values of honesty,
compassion, optimism, self belief, hard work and a strive for perfection.
C. Screen Time: Kindly save your children’s future, and ensure that their screen time is
reduced to a minimum, and monitored on a daily basis. Under no circumstances, it
can be more than one hour per day.
D. Reading and outdoor games: Please ensure that your children develop healthy
habits of reading good quality literature, and playing outdoor games. At least one
hour of outdoor sports and two hours of reading is recommended.
E. Wholesome nutrition: Please ensure that your children eat a wide variety of
vegetables, fruits and cereals. A wholesome nutrition is essential for the growth of
body and mind.
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Admission and Withdrawal Policy
1. Students newly admitted must produce the Transfer Certificate and Conduct Certificate from the
school last attended.
2. On admission, the school fee and term fee should be paid on or before the prescribed date. Late
fee charges will be levied at the rate of Rs.100 per day from the last date specified for fee
payment. Fees once paid will not be refunded under any circumstance.
3. The last date for applying for T.C will be notified through a circular. Parents applying for Transfer
Certificate must send the requisition letter before the date mentioned in the circular, failing which
they must pay the first term fees of the ensuing academic year to get the Transfer Certificate.
4. Students leaving the school in the middle of the year must pay fees for the full year.
Kindly refer to the annual calendar for the schedule of holidays, important dates and fee payment
dates.
*All the above are subject to change and changes in dates will be intimated either through the Diary/
Circular/ Mail/ WhatsApp
Parents & Students are requested to adhere to the Rules & Regulations at all times.
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May 2024
May Day
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Reopening day
for teachers
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June 2024
School Reopens
for XI & XII
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School Reopens
School Reopens for - BV 2,3,
for I to X, NIOS UKG
School Reopens
Bakrid* for - BV1, International
Divyam Yoga Day
*subject to change
July 2024
Doctors' Day
World
Population Day
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International
Muharram* Moon Day /
World Chess Day
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World Nature
Conservation Day
*subject to change
August 2024
23
Independence
Day
Madras Day
31
Krishna Jayanthi
September 2024
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Engineers’ Day Eid e Milad *
*subject to change
October 2024
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Term 1
Holidays end
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Diwali
November 2024
Diwali
Holidays End
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Children's Day Guru Nanak
Day
Founder's Day
December 2024
International
Mountain Day
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Winter vacation Christmas
Begins
January 2025
School reopens
New Year after winter World
vacation Braille Day
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Pongal Tiruvalluvar Day
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Republic Day
February 2025
Vasanth
Panchami
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Mother
Language Day
Maha Sivarathiri
March 2025
Ugadhi
30
Holi
World
Water Day
April 2025
Mahavir
Jayanthi
31
Tamil New Year
Mother Earth
Day
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Student Leave application and Record
Date No. of Parent’s
Reason Teacher ’s Remarks
Days Signature Signature
From To
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HOME ACTIVITY RECORD (in Minutes)
Month Activity 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Reading
Screen Time
JUN
Physical Activity
Parent’s Signature
Reading
Screen Time
JUL
Physical Activity
Parent’s Signature
Reading
Screen Time
AUG
Physical Activity
Parent’s Signature
Reading
Screen Time
SEP
Physical Activity
Parent’s Signature
Reading
Screen Time
OCT
Physical Activity
Parent’s Signature
60
14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31
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HOME ACTIVITY RECORD (in Minutes)
Month Activity 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Reading
Screen Time
NOV
Physical Activity
Parent’s Signature
Reading
Screen Time
DEC
Physical Activity
Parent’s Signature
Reading
Screen Time
JAN
Physical Activity
Parent’s Signature
Reading
Screen Time
FEB
Physical Activity
Parent’s Signature
Reading
Screen Time
MAR
Physical Activity
Parent’s Signature
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14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31
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TIME TABLE 2024 - 2025
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