Monoshij
fees structure

School Diary

  • Students must carry the diary to school every day.
  • Parents are requested to check the diary regularly for notifications from the school.
  • The diary is an important communication tool and must be preserved properly.
  • A fine of Rs. 200/- will be charged for a replacement if the diary is lost.

School Uniform

General Rules

  • Students must strictly follow the dress code on all working days, during special or remedial classes, and when representing the school at external functions or competitions.
  • The uniform must be neat, proper, and complete.
  • The school monogram is a mandatory part of the uniform.
  • Non-compliance may lead to the student being sent home after parents are informed.

A. Summer Uniform

Balvatika I, II & III

  • Boys: Checked half-sleeve shirt, beige half-pants, white socks, black shoes.
  • Girls: Checked pinafore, white socks, black shoes, black hair band/clips.

Class I to V

  • Boys: Blue striped full/half-sleeve shirt, blue half-pants, school tie, school belt, white socks (half), black shoes.
  • Girls: Blue striped half-sleeve shirt, blue skirt with black belt, white socks (half), black shoes, black hair band (short hair) or black rubber band (long hair).

Class VI Onwards

  • Boys: Blue striped full/half-sleeve shirt, blue full pants, tie, black belt, white socks (half), black shoes.
  • Girls: Blue striped half-sleeve shirt, tie, blue skirt with black belt, white socks (half), black shoes, black hair band (short hair) or black rubber band (long hair).

B. Winter Uniform

Balvatika I, II & III

  • Boys: Maroon pullover, checked full-sleeve shirt, beige full pants, white socks, black shoes.
  • Girls: Maroon pullover, checked full-sleeve shirt, beige full pants, white socks, black shoes, black hair band.

Class I to V

  • Boys: Blue striped full-sleeve shirt, blue full pants, school tie, school belt, half sweater, blazer, white socks (half), black shoes.
  • Girls: Blue striped full-sleeve shirt, half sweater, blazer, worn with either:
    • Blue skirt with black belt, white stockings, black shoes
    • OR Blue pants, white socks (half), black shoes

Class VI Onwards

  • Boys: Blue striped full-sleeve shirt, blue full pants, school tie, school belt, half sweater, blazer, white socks (half), black shoes. (No special hairstyles allowed)
  • Girls: Blue striped full-sleeve shirt, tie, blue skirt with school belt, half sweater, blazer, white stockings, black shoes, black hair band or rubber band. (Hair must be neatly tied; no ponytails)

C. Uniform for Health & Physical Education (HPE)

Class I to V

  • Boys: White T-shirt (house colour on collar/sleeves), white track pants (house colour on both sides), white socks, white canvas shoes (keds).
  • Girls: White T-shirt (house colour on collar/sleeves), white track pants (house colour on both sides), white socks (half), white stockings, white canvas shoes (keds), white hair band or black rubber band.

Class VI Onwards

  • Boys: White T-shirt (house colour on collar/sleeves), white full track suit, white socks (half), white stockings, white canvas shoes (keds).
  • Girls: White T-shirt (house colour on collar/sleeves), white full track suit, white socks (half), white stockings, white canvas shoes (keds).

Prohibitions

  • Collyrium (kajal)
  • Fancy earrings
  • Nose rings
  • Fancy accessories
  • Mehendi (henna)
  • Hair colour
  • Nail polish

Punctuality

  • All students must be punctual. No one will be allowed to enter after the stipulated time.
  • Latecomers will not be allowed to enter the school. Parents are advised not to argue with the security staff on duty.
  • Parents must cooperate with the school and help their wards understand the importance of punctuality.

CONDUCT

School Rules & Regulations

  • Students must be disciplined, well-mannered, and respectful towards teachers, office staff, and support staff.
  • Students must converse only in English inside the school campus, at school events, and inside school transport.
  • Unruly behavior in the school bus may lead to the cancellation of the bus facility for the concerned student.
  • Damaging school property will be dealt with strictly. Parents will be fined or required to replace the damaged item or pay for repairs.
Library and Laboratories
  • Students must be disciplined in the library and laboratories and must strictly follow teacher instructions.
  • Acts of indiscipline may lead to the student being prohibited from using these facilities for a period decided by the principal.
  • Class IX to XII students are not allowed to enter laboratories without a lab coat (with the school monogram) and other specified accessories.
  • Damage to laboratory equipment will incur a fine (based on the cost of repair or replacement).
  • Students need a library card to use the library.
  • Lost Books: Parents must report lost books or magazines in writing. They must either reimburse the cost or replace the item with a new one within 15 days.
  • Damaged Books: Parents must either arrange for the book to be mended or pay a fine as decided by the school.
Attendance and Leave
  • Students must attend school regularly and maintain at least 80% attendance in every academic session.
  • CBSE attendance norms will be strictly followed for students in Classes IX to XII to be eligible for board examinations.
  • Leave notes must be sent in the space provided in the school diary.
  • For long leaves, a formal written application must be submitted to the school office in advance for the principal’s sanction.
  • A medical certificate from a registered medical practitioner is required for medical leave.
  • Parents are advised not to send their wards to school (on regular days, functions, or exams) if they are ill or have an infectious disease.
  • No student will be allowed early departure except in emergency cases, and only at the Principal's discretion.
  • Parents should encourage participation in school functions and educational trips. Attendance at mandatory events is required.
  • Attendance is mandatory on days before assessments (for revision) and on the first and last working day of each term.
Disciplinary Actions (Attendance and Behavior)
  • Strict disciplinary action, including expulsion in serious cases, may be taken for:
    • Unexplained absence for more than a week.
    • Irregular attendance or habitual lateness.
    • Not reporting for a school event after being selected as a participant.
    • Objectionable behavior in school or at an external program while in school uniform.
  • Use of foul language, unruly behavior, or carrying objectionable items will lead to very strict disciplinary action, including expulsion.
  • Mobile phones and smartwatches are not allowed on the school premises.
    • For special consideration, parents must get prior written permission from the school.
    • If confiscated, the item will be handed over only to the parents after a fine of ₹100 is paid.
  • Bullying (on campus, in vehicles, at events, or on trips) is strictly prohibited.
  • Plucking flowers or damaging plants in the school premises is strictly prohibited and will be dealt with strictly.
  • Parents are advised to explain the code of conduct to their wards and cooperate with the school.
A Note for the Parents
  • The school thanks parents for their partnership in nurturing the students.
  • Keep the school informed in writing of any change of address, contact numbers, or email IDs.
  • Inform the school in writing about any medical history of your ward that the school should know.
  • In a medical emergency, the school will inform parents and take necessary action. However, the school and its staff are not responsible for any unfortunate situation arising during medical treatment by the hospital or practitioner.
  • Please cooperate in maintaining an orderly atmosphere. Ensure your ward reaches school on time and is collected on time after dispersal.
  • Submit all applications as per the guidance of the school office staff and be patient.
  • The school maintains open lines of communication for requests and grievances.
Important Note (Registration)
  • Changes to demographic data, including the Date of Birth of Parents and Students, are not permissible after registration in Class IX and Class XI.
  • You are directed to check all data carefully during the registration procedure for Class IX and XI.