We believe that our relationship with parents is crucial to our children’s success and therefore great emphasis is placed on good communication and understanding between home and school. We consider that we are partners in the education of our students, and regular and meaningful communication between school and home is necessary. This is done in a number of ways:-

• We hold Parent Orientations at the start of every academic year.

• There are regular parent teacher meetings and Open Days at the end of each term, when parents are invited to view their child’s work and discuss his/her progress. Parents can also meet with class teacher and subjects teachers by appointment.

• There are walk-in times on designated days of the week.

• Parents are invited to all regular school events and special assemblies.

• There is regular communication through monthly newsletters, detailed circulars and children’s school diaries.

•  There is a discussion forum on the PSA link of the webportal. Issues that need to be shared with the school are brought up at the Class Representative/Form Representative (CR/FR) PSA meets which are held atleast once a term.

• Finally the Director, Principals of Senior and Junior School, Vice Principals, Academic Coordinators, teachers, and staff are always available, preferably by appointment, to discuss the progress or welfare of the children.


The Parents School Group (PSA)
We have an involved and energetic Parent School Association (PSA) which supports and makes an outstanding contribution to the development of the school. It provides help, raises funds and enriches school life with its social events. The work of the PSA ranges from assisting with parent volunteers on trips and functions to holding fund raising events for the school and Non Government Organizations.

The social events organised by the PSA are varied. The PSA has run Summer Camps through parent volunteers and organised training workshops for the parent community. It is committed to supporting community development projects through collection drives. All school events are scheduled to foster a sense of community and camaraderie among parents, teachers, students, and administrators.

The Parents Support Group (PSG)
The PSG, a wing of the PSA is the combined resource of parents and teachers who are committed to improving the opportunities available for children with special needs. This group aims to create a resource bank of information on disabilities that would be shared with all those who need. Various working groups are addressing the training and career possibilities for special children, probing the issues of legal rights and planning seminars, workshops, sporting and social events.