Medium of Instruction
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The medium of instruction at CSI Girls Matric Higher
Secondary School is English.
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All subjects are taught in English to strengthen
communication skills and ensure students meet global
academic standards.
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Tamil is taught as a compulsory language to preserve
culture and linguistic proficiency.
Academic Year Details
The academic year begins in June and concludes in April.
The year is divided into:
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Monthly Tests – from July to February
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Three Terminal Examinations – September, December &
April
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Continuous assessments to monitor progress
Students must actively participate in all academic
activities to be eligible for promotion.
Admission Age Criteria
Admissions are open for Pre-KG, LKG, UKG, and Standards I to
XII.
Children must satisfy the age requirement on or before 31st
July of the admission year:
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Pre-KG: 2+ years
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LKG: 3+ years
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UKG: 4+ years
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Std. I: 5+ years
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Subsequent classes follow the age progression
accordingly.
Admissions are strictly based on school norms and
availability of seats.
Required Documents for Admission
Parents must submit the following documents during
admission:
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Original Transfer Certificate (for Std. I and above)
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Xerox copy of Birth Certificate (for KG classes)
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Community Certificate (if applicable)
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Aadhar Card copy of the student
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Passport size photographs (as required)
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Any additional documents as specified by the school
office
Incomplete applications will not be processed.
Medium of Instruction
Description all pricing plan for Spoken English Courses
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Access all Courses
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Online e-learning platform
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Create a Zoom id access
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Monthly Reported Guardian
Attendance Rules
Regular attendance is essential for academic success.
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Students must maintain a minimum of 80% attendance for
promotion.
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Absence without applying for leave will be viewed
seriously.
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Parents must submit a leave letter for any absence.
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Long absence without information may result in removal
from the rolls.
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Students must be punctual and attend the morning
assembly without fail.
Parent Responsibilities
Parents play an important role in ensuring their child’s
academic and personal growth. They are expected to:
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Ensure their ward attends school regularly and
punctually.
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Check the school handbook daily for homework,
instructions, and teacher remarks.
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Encourage neatness, discipline, and timely completion of
assignments.
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Support school rules and cooperate with teachers.
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Avoid criticizing teachers or the school in front of
students.
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Attend Parent–Teacher Meetings regularly.
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Ensure that their child brings all necessary books,
stationery, and materials to class.
Hand Book Guidelines
The School Hand Book is an essential communication tool
between the school and parents.
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Students must bring the handbook to school every day.
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Teachers will use the handbook for homework, notes, and
important messages.
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Parents must review and sign the handbook daily.
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Loss of the handbook should be reported immediately and
replaced.
Following handbook instructions is mandatory for all
students.
Parent–Teacher Interaction Rules
Effective communication between parents and teachers ensures
the child’s growth.
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Parents/guardians are not permitted to meet teachers
during class hours.
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Meetings with teachers must be arranged only with prior
permission from the Principal.
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Parents may meet the Principal between 10:30 AM and 4:00
PM on working days.
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Concerns or complaints must be addressed through the
Principal or Correspondent, not directly to teachers.
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Parents are encouraged to participate actively in all
PTM sessions.
Change of Address Policies
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Any change in address, phone number, or contact details
must be informed to the school office immediately.
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Updated information ensures smooth communication with
parents during emergencies or important announcements.
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The school maintains accurate records of each student
for administrative and safety purposes.
