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For the Parents

Parental consent is not necessary for Category 1 and 2 activities.   This is providing that an expectation that these activities are a normal part of the curriculum has been included in the school prospectus and the activity takes place within the normal school day. There may, of course, be specific reasons for informing parents where learners need to come better prepared, e.g. when alternative clothing is advisable.

The MRSC team should seek parental consent for Category 3 activities.  These would cover activities such as:

non-routine off-site activities that may fall outside the school day (no matter how short the activity)
adventurous activities
farm visits
visits abroad
other residential visits
remote supervision
more complex activities (e.g. climbing walls in the school grounds).
Be aware that there are specific requirements for early year and foundation stage children.

Parental consent is not necessary for Category 1 and 2 activities.   This is providing that an expectation that these activities are a normal part of the curriculum has been included in the school prospectus and the activity takes place within the normal school day. There may, of course, be specific reasons for informing parents where learners need to come better prepared, e.g. when alternative clothing is advisable.

The MRSC team should seek parental consent for Category 3 activities.  These would cover activities such as:

non-routine off-site activities that may fall outside the school day (no matter how short the activity)
adventurous activities
farm visits
visits abroad
other residential visits
remote supervision
more complex activities (e.g. climbing walls in the school grounds).
Be aware that there are specific requirements for early year and foundation stage children.

Safety First

As the country confronts COVID-19, our utmost priority is to help keep our members safe and healthy, while meeting the educational, as well as the social and emotional needs of all students, educators and families.

To help ease the emerging challenges this pandemic presents, we’ve compiled resources, tools and information to support our families and teachers who are navigating working, teaching and learning at home. We’ll also share stories of how PTAs across the country are helping their communities.

We will continue to update this webpage with relevant resources to help families, MRSC and educators during this time.

Arriving at School

MR SAURABH CLASSES is a developmental learning approach that hinges on the learner being actively engaged with their outdoor environment on a regular basis. The MR SAURABH CLASSES model was developed in UTTER PRADESH and has grown dramatically all over INDIA in the last 20 years – it is now practised all over the INDIA.

 MR SAURABH CLASSES is an inspirational process that offers ALL learners regular opportunities to achieve and develop confidence and self-esteem, through hands on learning experiences in a local woodland or natural environment with trees. MR SAURABH CLASSES is a specialised approach that sits within and complements the wider context of outdoor and woodland learning.

MR SAURABH CLASSES (MRSC).

Uniform

SCHOOL UNIFORMSUMMER UNIFORM FOR BOYS
Shirt: Full Sleeved (White with Blue Stripes)
Trousers: Dark Steel Blue Grey terry cotton trousers.
Belt: School Belt of Dark Steel Blue Grey colour of webbing material with a light Blue Grey horizontal line in the centre with a Buckle having the School Crest.
Socks: Socks of Dark Steel Blue Grey colour with two light Grey stripes at the top.
Shoes: Action Gola black shoes.

      

Holidays & Absence

The parent states reasons in brief for planning a holiday during the school-session and requests the class-teacher to accommodate submission dates for the child’s projects and home-assignments.

Schools Menu

Although students feel that there is a lot of junk food available in their college canteen, but teachers feel that despite the junk food, there are many healthy dishes available which students can choose from. “I think the food you get here in the canteen is really good. There is junk food, but there are also different combinations of hygienic food. It is the choice of individuals what they want. You cannot force them.

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