Global Vision School

Our School Codes & Policies

Attendance

Our answer is that, while we prepare our students to meet Global challenges, we also ensure that they retain their Indian Sanskars. In our school, we aim to develop a system in which learning is self-directed, individually paced, continuous and reflective. And teaching focus is shifted from being teacher-centered to student-centered.

The School Uniform

The Uniform makes for brotherhood, universally adopted, it covers up all differences of class and community.

Regular Uniforms

Pre - School (Nursery to Sr. Kg)

Girls :

  • Navy Blue Pinafore
  • Red Shirt 
  • Red Hair band
  • Red Socks
  • Black Shoes

Boys :

  • Navy Blue Denim Pant
  • Red Shirt 
  • Red Socks
  • Black Shoes

Primary (1st std. to 4th Std.)

Girls :

  • Green & Cream Color Checks Frocks
  • Dark Navy Blue Hair Band
  • Dark Navy Blue Socks
  • Black Shoes

Boys :

  • Green & Cream Color Checks Shirt
  • Navy Blue Trousers
  • Dark Navy Blue Socks
  • Black Shoes

Secondary (5th std. to 10th std.)

Girls :

  • Sky Blue Shirt
  • Navy Blue Trousers
  • Dark Navy Blue Hair Band
  • Dark Navy Blue Socks
  • Black Shoes

Boys :

  • Sky Blue Shirt
  • Navy Blue Trousers
  • Dark Navy Blue Socks
  • Black Shoes

Sports Uniforms

Pre - School (Nursery to Sr. Kg)

Girls :

  • Black & Red T-Shirt
  • Polo Pant
  • Red Hair Band
  • Red Socks
  • Black Shoes 

Boys :

  • Black & Red T-Shirt
  • Polo Pant
  • Red Socks
  • Black Shoes

Primary & Secondary (1st std. to 4th Std.)

Girls & Boys :

  • House wise Color T- Shirts (Red, Blue, Green, Yellow)
  • Black Polo Pant​
  • Hair Band
  • Socks
  • White Canvas Shoes

Winter Uniforms

Scout Guide Uniforms

Girls & Boys :

  • Dark Navy Blue Winter Hoods (Jackets)

Girls & Boys :

  • Grey Shirts
  • Navy Blue Pants
  • Dark blue beret cap
  • Grey Nylex belt
  • Scarf
  • Black Socks or Stockings
  • Black Shoes

NOTE: For safety reasons students are not permitted to were jewelry. Except plain Earing

Parents Involvement

Parents are urged to support their children’s education in a number of ways. We have an open-door policy and welcome informal daily contact with parents. Parents’ events are held three times a year and children’s written reports are sent home in the summer term. Meetings are held to give parents information about how to help their ward settle in the School. For older children, there are meetings about how to help them with different aspects of school work.

There are concerts and events throughout the year to which parents are invited and we also have a Parent and Teacher Association.

Securities

Children’s security at school is a high priority for us. Children are supervised by school staff at all times. Visitors to school, such as suppliers, drivers or contractors are subject to security checks. We will only let children leave school with the parents (or guardians) who may collect their children.

Loss or Damage to Personal Possession

We do everything to help children look after their possessions; however, the school cannot accept responsibility for any loss or damage to personal possessions. Parents are asked to ensure that all their children’s clothing is clearly labeled with their name in permanent pen or a sewn-in name tag.

Child Protector

The school has a duty to safeguard children. If we have any concerns about a child’s welfare, we will first discuss this with parents; We may also need to share our concerns with our Counselors.

The Governing Body

The Governing Body of the school consists of representatives from the Council, the local community, parents, staff, and the school management committee. The Governing Body meets every term and discusses issues relating to the management of the school, such as the budget, premises, staffing, and curriculum.

Complaints

We have a redressal system in place to attend to complaints. We hope parents are happy with the care and education we provide. If you have a concern regarding your child, your first point of contact should be the child’s teacher, who will be happy to meet you and discuss your concern. If you are still not satisfied, Co-ordinators are available to see parents on a daily basis. More serious complaints should be made in writing to the Co-ordinator and after that to the Principal. A copy of the complaints procedure is available in the school office.

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