St. Andrew’s Public School

ADMISSION RULES

CRITERIA FOR ADMISSION IN CLASS L.N. TO CLASS XI :

Students seeking admission must be introduced by their legal parents who shall be responsible for payment of their fees, regular attendance and good conduct in the school
Admission will depend on the Admission Test and Interviews conducted on Scheduled dates.
The following documents must be produced at the time of admission :
1. The Progress Report of the class last attended
2. Birth Certificate from the Municipal Corporation Certificate.
3. When admitted a Transfer Certificate from the previous School, must be submitted within 10 days, failing which, the provisional admission will stand cancelled.
4. Basic Information sheet / Health Card mentioning Weight, Hight, Physical impairment (if any), certified by a Medical Practioner / Family Doctor must be submitted along with the Admission Form.
5. Photocopy of Aadhaar Card
6. Current income proof / salary slip / pay slip of the parent is to submitted at the time of Admission or Declaration of income duly Certified by local Councilor of the Ward or Panchayet Pradhan.

CRITERIA FOR ADMISSION IN CLASS XI :

For Science – An average marks of 50% and above in School Selection Examination
For Commerce & Arts – An average marks of 45% and above in School Selection Examination

Note : Admission Forms will be accepted from ICSE, CBSE students as well.

CLASS	LN	UN	KG	I	II	III	IV	V	VI	VII	VIII	IX	X
AGE	3+	4+	5+	6+	7+	8+	9+	10+	11+	12+	13+	14+	15+

One Calendar month's notice or a month's fees in lieu thereof must be paid before withdrawing a student from the school.
A School Leaving Certificate / Transfer Certificate will not be issued until all dues have been paid in full to the school.
The Principal can, in the larger interest of the school, have a pupil removed if in the former's opinion the pupil has failed to accept the discipline and his/her continued presence is detrimental to the interest of other pupils and or the pupil has failed to come up to the required academic standard of his/ her class and when detention in the same class would make the pupil too old for his/her class.