Application

Parents need to fill out an application form for their child. This form may require basic information about the child, such as name, date of birth, parent contact information, etc. Along with the application form, parents are usually required to submit certain documents. These commonly include:

Foundation Stage

• Birth certificate of the child
• Passport-size photographs of the child
• Any medical records or vaccination certificates as required by the school
• Proof of residence
• Other documents specific to the school's requirements

Primary & Middle Stage

• Birth certificate of the child
• Passport-size photographs of the child
• Any medical records or vaccination certificates as required by the school
• Proof of residence
• Other documents specific to the school's requirements

Secondary & Senior Secondary Stage

• Birth certificate of the child
• Passport-size photographs of the child
• Any medical records or vaccination certificates as required by the school
• Proof of residence
• Other documents specific to the school's requirements

Note: In case of direct admission to Class X or XII, students are required to submit the following documents too:

• Copy of CBSE Registration in the previous class
• Transfer Certificate from the previous school
• Mark list of the final examination from the previous school
• Request letter from the parent seeking admission stating the reason for changing school
• Copy of Aadhar card
• Other requirements/documents as specified by the CBSE after the application has been submitted from school to the Regional office

Interaction

Teachers interact with the child to get to know the child. This is typically an informal session where the child is observed or assessed by school staff to gauge their readiness for the school environment.

Admission Decision

After completing the necessary steps, the school will make an admission decision based on factors such as availability of seats, the child’s age, assessment results (if any), and other criteria set by the school.

Acceptance of Enrollment

If the child is accepted, parents will be notified by the school, and they will usually need to complete the enrollment process by paying any required fees and completing any additional paperwork.

School Policies

The Srivi Lions International School is governed on the policies framed and amended from time to time. The policies and procedures are followed to achieve the goals and to encourage higher learning among learners. The policies are made in making the parents and the teachers responsible using goal-oriented policies, that help to save time, prevent confusion, and unify the school.

The School Educational Policies are rules that are intended to help in the school to teach students efficiently, fairly, and safely. These rules determine how students are taught, what they are taught, and how schools manage students and school personnel. The educational policies can also help keep students disciplined in school.

Hence the academic policy, assembly policy, child protection policy, classroom policy, assessment policy, attendance policy, school fees policy, anti-bullying policy, cell phone policy, communication policy, transport policy, language policy, dress-code policy (uniform policy), student code of conduct policy (discipline policy), examination policy and the like are followed.

Academic Policies (Guidelines Policy for Parents and Guardians)

Academic Matters

We believe in the education of the whole child - the development of academic, cultural, spiritual, and physical aspects, to prepare our pupils for the demands that society will make on them in the future. In our school we have excellent facilities which enable our pupils to develop special interests and skills. It is our aim to provide a positive, calm working atmosphere at school and to achieve this, the home and school must work in close harmony and accord.

To meet the differing needs and levels of development of our pupil body, according to the latest National Education Policy (NEP), we divide the functional working of the school into a foundation stage (Play, KG1, KG2, Gr. 1 & 2), primary (Gr. 3, 4, & 5), middle (Gr. 6, 7 & 8), secondary and senior secondary (9, 10, 11, & 12) stage. [As pronounced in NEW NEP (5 + 3 + 3 + 4) of the Ministry of Human Resource Development & Ministry of Education, Government of India as followed by the CBSE, New Delhi.]