Find some space in your house that

• can be used everyday,
• is free of distractions (TV, people, noise, etc),
• is a separate room or use a separator.
• is quite and comfortably (table, chair and good light),
• includes essential learning material, like pen/pencils, erasers, sharpners, textbooks, notebooks, etc.  

• Have a perdictable daily routine, such as having a snack after school, rest for a while (maybe taking a nap),  having a quite-time (1-2 hrs) to finish up schoolwork and then going out to play (1-2 hrs). Later having dinner, watch TV (1/2-1 hr) read a book before going to bed and to bed by 9:30 pm.
• Your child must get atleast 8-10 hrs of sleep, more for younger children.
• Understand what the teacher expects as homework so that you can plan your child's daily routine. Visit Google Classroom to get details of the homework including due date and communicate it to your child. 
• Let you child have clear understanding of the list of activities that needs to complete each day. Be a little flexible.
• Keep regular sleep times for your child irrespective of relatives, TV or other distractions.

• Contact the school office to schedule time with teachers to clarify what is expected of your child and to how to make use of available learnig resources.
• Use Google Classroom to check on homework and requirements.
• While meeting with teachers be specific with questions.

• Making reading a habit. Do not allow children to sleep watching TV, let them read a book before going to bed.
• Choose books that is at an appropriate reading level for your child. If he/she is unable to understand more that 5 words in a page its possible that the book it is not at an appropriate reading level.
• Read recipes when you cook something yummy. It created interest in your child to read. 
• Put your child in charge of read the grocery list in the store or reading the sign boards in the street.
• Subscribe to children's magazines and newspaper for students 6th STD and above.  
• Keep plenty of reading material at home, books, magazines, newspapers, comics, etc. Children love variety in reading material.

• Encourage your child to use his/her finger to point at each word.
• You read a sentence and have your child repeat it.
• Talk about the story as you read it. Encourage your child to think of what will happen next. 
• Read the book again and again as it helps build reading fluency,
• Ask question while reading and make comments.
• Encourage your child to repeat the events of the story in order. 
• Ask question like, what was the problem in the story; or how did the character feel when..?
• Encourage your child to make connections. Does this book remind you of another book you read, an event in your life or a movie.

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1. Breakfast: Children should not skip breakfast, the most important meal of the day, before coming to school. 
2. Separate Boxes for snack and lunch: 
   1. For Nursery-UKG only snack box with finger food such as biscuits, nuts, carrots, cucumber strips, sliced fruits, salad or a small sandwich
   2. For I STD to X, in addition to snack box pack a lunch box with nutritious finger food.
3. Other Items: Include bottle of water, spoon/fork and a clean cloth napkin in the lunch bag.
4. Big lunch portions: Do not send large portions for lunch.
5. Name tag: Please write your child’s name on the lunch/snack bag, school bag and uniform.

1. Prescribed Uniform Only: Children should wear only prescribed uniform, only one type to avoid confusion.
2. Things to: 
   1. Wear Clean t-shirt, shorts/skirt/pant, white socks,  school jacket, polished shoes and ID cards .
   2. Carry handkerchief everyday.
3. Things not to: wear torn dress, torn socks, nail polish, long earrings, mehandi or carry toys or trinkets.
4. Send an extra change of clothes: with under clothes, shirt and shorts/skirt (for nursery-UKG only). 
5. Name tag: please write your child’s name on the inside tag of the shirt, shorts, skirt and jacket.
6. Hair: girls with long hair should plait it with a black rubber band and boys should trim their hair regularly.

1. Sick child: Please do not send your child to school if they have a fever or infection. This is to prevent the spread of infection.
2. Allergies: If the child has any allergies that needs to be monitored, please inform the school of the same. The school will not be held responsible for any outbreaks. 
3. Correct Parent Phone Numbers (at least 2): The school is equipped to take care of minor injuries. If further action is required the parents will be informed at once. 
4. Updated email address: Please provide updated email address to the school office as email is the preferred means of communications.