South End School does not compromise on getting the service of eligible candidates as Asst. Teacher having the attributes as follows :

1. Proficiency in spoken English and IT skills
2. Strong work ethic
3. Willingness to learn
4. Self-motivation
5. Benignant qualities of being student mentors
6. Good personality
7. Professional Attitude
8. Adaptability

CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD JOB APPLICATION FORM

HOW TO APPLY

1. Download the job application form.
2. Fill in the form with necessary details.
3. Attach a covering letter, an updated CV and photocopy of all documents of academic qualification with the filled-in job application form.
4. Submit at the school office OR the softcopy of the aforementioned documents can be mailed to us through the E-mail ID [email protected].

VACANCIES FOR THE POST OF ASST. TEACHERS

N.B. – Candidates without any professional training are not eligible.

All students from class I to IX of South End School are divided into four houses namely
Phoenix, Wyvern, Pegasus and Griffin.

School level competitions are about more than just participation and winning prizes. They can play a major role in unleashing natural talents of the students beyond academics. The objective of these competitions is to provide the students with platforms to exhibit their creative abilities that can have a life-changing effect.

INTER-HOUSE DRAWING COMPETITION

	Scheduled in : May Participation allowed : Grade I to V
	Drawing competition increases imagination which is a key part of a child's growth. It helps to develop the right attitude towards a career as an artist.

INTER-HOUSE ELOCUTION COMPETITION

	Scheduled in : June Participation allowed : Grade I to VII
	Elocution is defined as the skill of expressing speech, with distinct pronunciation and articulation. This competition is held class wise and the students are allotted with a topic to deliver a speech. It guides the pupils to better communication skills, build a rich vocabulary and more importantly promote a way of gaining confidence and speaking that expresses identity and aspiration.

INTER-HOUSE EXTEMPORE COMPETITION

	Scheduled in : June Participation allowed : Grade VII to X
	An Extempore speech is one that is prepared and delivered on spot. This competition is held class wise where the students are allotted with a topic to deliver a speech. It enables the students to think out of the box, guides to address and analyse the issue instantaneously which develops a better communication skill and the technique of time management.

INTER-HOUSE QUIZ COMPETITION

Scheduled in : July Participation allowed : Grade III to X

This competition is carried out by dividing the students equally into 4 teams according to their house tag. Now-a-days quizzes are interactive platforms where students are not participating to emerge victorious but to acquire the skill of aptitude at an appropriate time. Since questions are base out-of-syllabus and require critical thinking, students get into the habit of innovative learning from an early age. Since it is a team-competition, it gives them an opportunity to hone their team-work spirit and skills.

RHYMES COMPETITION

	Scheduled in : August Participation allowed : Nursery to U.K.G.
	Rhyming teaches children to understand how language works. It helps them identify and work with the sounds within words. Their rhythm and repetition makes them easy to commit to memory, and memory skills play a large part in learning to read.

INTER-HOUSE SONG & DANCE COMPETITION

	Scheduled in : September Participation allowed : Grade I to X
	These competitions are great for the development and stimulate connections in the growing brain, allows kids to express themselves which can be effective in their future.

INTER-HOUSE CRICKET COMPETITION (Only Boys)

	Scheduled in : October Participation allowed : Grade V to X
	This competition is carried out among 4 teams consisting of only boys. The teams are formed according the house tag of the students. Cricket is the most popular sport in India. It helps the students to acquire physical fitness, endurance, balance and stamina as well as improve hand-eye co-ordination. Cricket also develops team-spirit among the students.

INTER-HOUSE BADMINTON COMPETITION (Only Girls)

	Scheduled in : October Participation allowed : Grade V to X
	This competition is carried out among 4 teams consisting of only girls. The teams are formed according the house tag of the students. Badminton is one of the popular sports in India. It assists the students to gain physical fitness, develops athleticism, increases muscle tone as well as reduces stress and anxiety.

1. The Fee Policy of South End School aims to support families experiencing changed and difficult financial circumstances to maintain their children's enrolment at the school.

2. The school fee may be increased by an affordable rate every year.

3. Admission Fee :
   It is a one-time non-refundable fee to be paid when seeking admission to South End School. It includes the total monthly fee for the first month.

4. Academic Year Fee :
   It is a fee to be paid in the first month of every academic year. This is strictly applicable only for the students who get promoted for the new academic year in South End School. It includes Session Fee, Examination Fee, Electricity Fee, School Development Fee, Activity Fee, Games & Sports Fee and the fees for providing Annual Magazine, Identity card, Diary and Fees-book.

5. Total Monthly Fee :
   It is the fee to be paid in every month of an academic year. It must be paid within day 20 of every month. It includes :

   • Tuition Fee & Generator Fee (for Nursery - U.K.G.)
   • Tuition Fee, Computer Lab Fee & Generator Fee (for Class I - Class VIII)
   • Tuition Fee, Computer Lab Fee, Science Lab Fee & Generator Fee (For Class IX & X)

6. Books & Exercise Books Fee :
   This fee is payable by the Parents or Guardians of the pupils for purchasing Books and Exercise Books as per syllabus from the school.

7. School Uniform Fee :
   This fee is payable by the Parents or Guardians of the pupils for purchasing School Uniform from the school.

8. ICSE Registration Fee :
   It is to be paid by the Parents or Guardians of the Class IX students to register their wards for the purpose of appearing in the ICSE Class X Board Examination.

9. ICSE Examination Fee :
   It is to be paid by the Parents or Guardians of the Class X students to make their wards eligible for appearing in the ICSE Class X Board Examination.

10. Transportation Fee :
    It is to be paid by the Parents or Guardians of the students to avail the facility of School Bus along pre-designated routes. This service is strictly optional and Parents or Guardians have the option of making personal arrangements for their wards.

11. Late Payment Fee :
    A fine of Rs. 35/- per month will be charged on fees paid after the due date.

12. Method of Payment :
    Apart from Transportation, all kind of fees must be deposited by cash within the due date though Corporation Bank (Nalhati branch) only on working days.

13. Students whose fees remain partially or fully unpaid will not be provided with the Evaluation Reports of internal assessments as well as Terminal Examinations, and Transfer Certificates.

14. South End School reserves the right to amend the Fee Structure and Fee Policy whenever necessary and the decision of the Management is ultimate and binding and cannot be challenged.

Total Monthly Fee (Nursery - U.K.G.)

850

Total Monthly Fee (Grade I & II)

1000

Total Monthly Fee (Grade III to V)

1050

Total Monthly Fee (Grade VI to VIII)

1100

Total Monthly Fee (Grade IX)

1200

Please go through the guidelines of Transfer Certificate for admission as well as issuing Transfer Certificate for withdrawal.

TRANSFER CERTIFICATE GUIDELINES FOR ADMISSION

• A child who has attended a recognized school must have to submit a School Leaving or Transfer Certificate from the school last attended for the purpose of admission in South End School.
• If a child comes from a school outside the state of West Bengal, The School Leaving or Transfer Certificate must be countersigned by the Inspector of schools of the state from which the child comes.
• The transfer certificate must be on official school letterhead.
• The form must be signed by the Principal/HM and show an official school stamp.
• The form needs to be completed on pupil's last day of attendance.

TRANSFER CERTIFICATE GUIDELINES FOR WITHDRAWAL

• Application for issuing transfer certificate must be submitted one month before a child is withdrawn. Otherwise the month's fee in lieu of notice will be charged.
• No transfer certificate will be issued until all fees due to the school are remitted.
• All parents withdrawing their wards must download the application form to submit a prayer to obtain the transfer certificate.

CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD APPLICATION FORM FOR TRANSFER CERTIFICATE

• The application form must be filled in with mandatory details and submitted at the school office.
• Kindly note that, applications with incomplete details will be considered invalid requests and no action will be initiated.
• Transfer certificate will be provided to the parents after 3 days of submitting the application.
• Transfer certificate issued at any other time that completion of academic year will only state 'continuing' in the same grade.
• The Principal has the authority to suspend the withdrawal of a pupil without having to assign any reason provided, that she is satisfied that such step is necessary in the interest of the school and the pupil concerned.
• The guidelines are subject to change as per the decision of School Management Committee.

South End School provides a neat and hygienic environment inside the bright and spacious classrooms of all grades.

PRE- PRIMARY CLASSROOMS (NURSERY, L.K.G. & U.K.G.)

The Pre-Primary classrooms are colourful and spacious and equipped with child-friendly furniture like low tables and low chairs. LED TVs in Nursery, L.K.G. and U.K.G. classrooms are utilised by the teachers to deliver digital lessons to the children. Each of the Pre-Primary classrooms has a capacity of 40 students to apply a significant teaching - learning process for the sake of our children.

PRIMARY, MIDDLE SCHOOL & SENIOR SCHOOL CLASSROOMS (GRADE I – IX)

These classrooms are well decorated with aesthetically pleasing colours. Each of these classrooms are airy, spacious and have an optimum balance of natural as well as artificial light. Presence of teaching-aids, ergonomically designed furniture ensuring physical comfort of the students are provided inside these classrooms. Each of these classrooms has a capacity 40 students to apply a significant teaching-learning process for the sake of our children.

South End School provides the facility of Science labs (Physics, Chemistry and Biology) as well as Computer Science Lab.

SCIENCE LABS

Physics, Chemistry and Biology labs are equipped with ergonomic furniture and all the apparatus, specimens and reagents as per ICSE curriculum so that the children are inspired to get engaged in learning through research and accumulate a precise and deep practical knowledge in Science-based subjects.
Physics Lab	Chemistry Lab	Biology Lab

COMPUTER SCIENCE LAB

The Computer Science Lab, having the capacity of 40 computers is designed as per ICSE guidelines of computer lab so that every child has an access to one system at a time and is able to accumulate precise knowledge in the subject of Computer Lab. It is fully air-conditioned with ergonomically designed furniture. Latest operating system and all relevant application software are installed in every system to provide efficient learning to the children. Every system is LAN connected and has access to the Internet under the script supervision of corresponding teachers. The teachers are rendered to utilise the facility of Projector for the purpose of explaining miscellaneous lessons of Computer Lab so that the children get a wide view for the better understanding of the topic under discussion. For the children of Primary classes, the teachers are dedicated to provide knowledge in animation and application of basic software. On the other hand, emphasis is given more on programming for the students of Middle School as well as Senior School classes.

EVALUATION METHODOLOGY

EVALUATION METHODOLOGY

SUBJECTS

Grade I & II

Grade III & IV

Grade V

EVALUATION METHODOLOGY

SUBJECTS

Grade VI

Grade VII & VIII

EVALUATION METHODOLOGY

SUBJECTS

GENERAL GUIDELINES TO THE PARENTS/GUARDIANS

1. Parents and Guardians are requested to watch that their wards are regular, punctual and obedient. Irregular attendance, idleness, disobedience, bad manners which may offend other pupils would justify dismissal.
2. Students are not permitted to wear jewellery of any kind, wristwatches may be worn from Class 6 onwards.
3. Students are not allowed to bring mobiles or any other object of objectionable nature.
4. Students are not permitted to bring any diary or exercise books other than school diary and school exercise books. 
5. Any damage done to the school property should be made good by the student concerned. 
6. Parents and Guardians are not allowed to provide their wards with article, tiffin during the school hours. 
7. Parents and Guardians are not permitted to meet teachers during school hours.
8. Parents and Guardians may be required to meet the Principal, or Vice-Principal or the teachers at any time during a session, if the situation demands. In such cases, prior notification will be sent to them.
9. No escort without the child’s identity card will be allowed to take that particular ward back home.
10. Parents and Guardians are requested to notify any change in their address or contact number to corresponding Class-Teachers. 
11. School gate is closed at 8 am sharp.
12. Habitual late-comers will be sent back home.

MORNING ASSEMBLY

The Morning assembly begins at 8 am.

SCHOOL TIMING

• Nursery, L.K.G. and U.K.G. – 7:55 am to 11:10 am
• Class I and II - 7:55 am to 12:45 pm
• Class III and IV - 7:55 am to 01:25 pm
• Class IX - 7:55 am to 02:00 pm

Classes of all grades are conducted from Monday to Friday.

SCHOOL UNIFORM

It is mandatory for all the students to wear proper school uniform in accord with the following instructions :

A) Summer Uniform :

1. Fawn coloured half-sleeved shirts with the school monogram on the pocket.
2. Brown skirts for girls.
3. Brown shorts for boys (up to Class 5 only).
4. Brown trousers for boys (from Class 6 to 9 only).
5. School belt.
6. Brown bordered socks with plain black shoes.

B) Winter Uniform :

1. Fawn coloured half-sleeved shirts with the school monogram on the pocket.
2. Brown trousers for boys.
3. Brown skirts with brown legging for girls.
4. Machine knitted V-shaped brown pullover (from Nursery to Class 4 only).
5. Brown blazer with school tie (from Class 5 to 9 only).
6. School belt.
7. Brown bordered white socks with plain black shoes.

C) Physical Education Uniform :

1. White shorts for girls (from Nursery to U.K.G. only).
2. White shorts for boys (from Class 1 to 5 only).
3. White divided skirt for girls (from Class 1 to 9 only).
4. House-coloured collared T-shirts (from Class 1 to 9 only).
5. White socks with house-coloured border and white canvas shoes (keds).
6. Pink T-shirt and white shorts (from Nursery to U.K.G.).

IDENTITY CARD

1. At the start of every academic year, each of all the pupils are provided with an Identity card which he/she needs to bring to school every day.
2. Students without Identity card will not be permitted to attend classes.

EVALUATION METHODOLOGY

A) Pre-Primary (Nursery, L.K.G. and U.K.G.):

Students’ progress is determined cautiously through conversation, drawing, playing rhymes and other small fun-filled activities throughout the year.

B) Primary (Class 1 to Class 5):

The students are assessed on a three-term format as per the latest ICSE curriculum. 

C) Middle School (Class 6 to Class 8):

The students are assessed on a three-term format as per the latest ICSE curriculum. 

D) Senior School (Class 9) :

The students are assessed on a three-term format as per the latest ICSE curriculum.

Kindly note that -

• Evaluation Report is issued to the parents at the end of each assessment. Parents or Guardians are requested to sign and return the report within two days of their receipt. 
• There should be no alteration of marks and remarks in the Evaluation Report.
• Special arrangement cannot be made for the students absent for any test but absence owing to illness will be taken into consideration during promotion.  
• Parents and Guardians are advised not to send sick children merely to appear for an assessment. 
• Pupils having attendance less than 75% in a Terminal will not be allowed to appear for the Terminal Examinations. 

CRITERIA FOR PROMOTION

1. An average of 40% in all subjects in three Terminal examinations.
2. Attendance must be 75% or above.

Kindly note that -

1. Pupils failing to fulfill the aforementioned criteria of promotion for two consecutive years must be withdrawn from the school.
2. Annual promotion of a student to a higher class depends on the child’s performance throughout the academic year, not merely on marks obtained in the Final Examination.

IMPORTANCE OF SCHOOL DIARY

1. Each student is provided with a School Diary which they mandatorily need to bring to school every day.
2. Physical communication with Parents or Guardians are made through the school diary.
3. Parents or Guardians are informed to go through the diary regularly and sign the remarks or comments made by the Principal, or Class-Teacher or Subject-Teachers. They are also informed to put forward their opinion in the Parents’ remark column.
4. Losing the School Diary, making any alteration in it, tearing out pages etc. are regarded as serious offence and may lead to dismissal of the student.

RULES FOR LEAVE OF ABSENCE

1. Pupils who want to take leave for an occasion must submit a written application in school diary to the corresponding Class-Teacher. If the reason is justified then the leave of absence will granted.
2. Pupils who have been absent from school must submit a written note in the school diary explaining the reason to the corresponding Class-Teacher.
3. Pupils who have been absent from school for three days or above on medical ground must submit a written note in the school diary explaining the reason along with doctor’s prescription as well as fit certificate to the corresponding Class-Teacher.

PARENT-TEACHER MEETING (PTM)

Nursery to Class 5 :

• 2 PTMs  in First Term, 
• 2 PTMs in Second Term 
• 2 PTMs in Third Term

Class 6 to Class 9 :

• 2 PTMs in First Term
• 1 PTM in Second Term 
• 1 PTM in Third Term 

Kindly note that - Parents or Guardians should be accompanied by their wards to attend Parent-Teacher Meeting.

OFFICE HOURS

8:00 am to 3:00 pm

When the whole world was struck by the pandemic Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19), the Government and CISCE, New Delhi had notified the heads of all academic institutions not to resume classes in the period of lockdown to combat the rapid spread of COVID-19 among students and the whole teaching community.
So, we were compelled to stay at home. As a consequence, the whole teaching community had faced a rigorous challenge to conduct the process of education among the students. But we did not give up. As the physical class could not be possible, we had initiated the process of Virtual Learning for the students in the cyberspace by the grace of the Internet, some useful mobile apps such as Google Meet, Google Classroom, WhatsApp and YouTube as well as some smart electronic equipments.

The significance of some mobile apps in our process of virtual learning for the students are as follows :

Although no one can state that the virtual learning through schools is the appropriate replacement of conventional physical learning for the students, but our teachers are dedicated enough to keep alive the teaching-learning process among our students at the moment of this pandemic.

It is mandatory for all the students to wear proper school uniform in accord with the following instructions :