Student Handbook

Student Handbook

Exploring M S KAWAR A Guide to School Procedures

Access M S Kawar's comprehensive student handbook, offering valuable insights into school procedures, expectations, and resources to facilitate students' academic and personal growth.

School Core Values

At M. S. Kawar International School, we are driven by a set of core values that underpin our commitment to student success and holistic development. Founded on the belief that every pupil possesses the potential to shape their future, our mission is to equip each child with the skills and knowledge needed to achieve academic excellence and pursue their chosen career paths.

We firmly believe in fostering an environment where our vision can be realized through our mission. To propel our students towards academic success, we recruit passionate teachers who uphold unwaveringly high behavioral and academic expectations for every student.

Central to our approach is a detailed code of conduct, enforced in all classrooms, supported by a merit and demerit system. We recognize and reward positive behavior, ensuring that good conduct is explicitly taught and acknowledged.

Moreover, we understand the vital role parents play in their child’s education. Our school advisors regularly engage with families to discuss their child’s progress, fostering a collaborative partnership between home and school.

CODE OF CONDUCT

At M. S. Kawar International School, our rules and regulations are formulated with the welfare of our students at heart. From the moment students leave for school until they return home, whether on school transport or participating in activities, our rules aim to create a safe and respectful environment for all.

While our rules cover essential issues, they also allow for the exercise of common sense and ethical judgment to resolve any unforeseen circumstances. Fundamental to our school ethos is the expectation that all students behave sensibly and honorably, demonstrating respect, courtesy, and consideration towards their peers and staff.

As a responsible citizens of India, our students are encouraged to:
  • Behave courteously and modestly, reflecting the school’s culture.
  • Uphold honesty and integrity, refraining from lying, cheating, or stealing.
  • Strive for academic excellence with honesty and diligence.
  • Contribute positively to the learning environment by cooperating with teachers and peers, fulfilling academic responsibilities, and showing empathy towards others.
  • Respect school property and the belongings of others.
  • Participate actively in sports and cultural activities, representing the school with pride and dedication.

MORAL VALUES

1. Respect for Authority: Students must obey their teachers and follow their instructions respectfully.
2. Family Values: Students should seek the blessings of their parents every day, acknowledging their importance and showing gratitude.
3. Honesty: Students must always speak the truth, fostering a culture of honesty and integrity.
4. Time Management: Students should develop the habit of completing tasks on time, demonstrating responsibility and accountability.
5. Cooperation: Students should cooperate with each other in all aspects of school life, promoting teamwork and unity.
6. Responsibility: Students should take responsibility for their actions and duties, showing maturity and accountability.
7. Active Participation: Students should actively participate in all school activities, embracing opportunities for learning and growth.
8. Respect for the Environment: Students should respect and care for the environment, understanding the importance of preserving nature for future generations.

LIBRARY RULES

  • Quiet Environment: Maintain a quiet and respectful atmosphere within the library to ensure an optimal environment for studying and reading.
  • Book Issuance: Books will be issued to students during regular library periods.
  • Book Care: Students are expected to take proper care of the books and return them during the following library period.
  • Fine for Late Return: A fine of Rs. 2/- per day will be levied for books not returned within two weeks.
  • Lost Books: In the event of a lost book, the student must either replace it or pay for it.
  • Restricted Materials: Textbooks, magazines, and reference books are not issued and are to be referenced in the library.
  • Handling of Materials: Students must handle journals, magazines, and reference books in the reading room with care. Any tearing or disfiguring of pages may result in penalties.

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    Uniform Guidelines

    Class I-V

    Boys (Class I to V) Girls (Class I to V)
    White Shirt with grey colour checks collar and school logo White Shirt with grey colour checks collar and school logo
    Blue colour half pant Grey colour skirt
    Socks- navy blue with three strips Socks- navy blue with three strips
    Tie and Belt Tie and Belt
    Socks- navy blue with three strips Socks- navy blue with three strips
    Black shoes Black shoes
    Identity Card Identity Card

    Class VI – XII

    Boys (Class I to XII) Girls (Class I to XII)
    House T-Shirt House T-Shirt
    Blue Full Pants with white strips Blue Full Pants with white strips
    White Socks White Socks
    White Canvas Shoes White Canvas Shoes
    Identity Card Identity Card

    Sport’s Day Uniform

    Boys (Class I to XII) Girls (Class I to XII)
    House T-Shirt House T-Shirt
    Blue Full Pants with white strips Blue Full Pants with white strips
    White Socks White Socks
    White Canvas Shoes White Canvas Shoes
    Identity Card Identity Card
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