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Vision and mission

Mission Statement: Founded in the Ursuline tradition and rooted in the Catholic faith, St. Ursula School educates each child, transforming her / him through intellectual inquiry, personal growth, spiritual formation, and compassionate service, empowering her/ him to lead confidently in a global society.

VISION

It started with a dream – a glorious vision to create an ambience conducive to creative learning. An innovative direction towards providing Global education with its feet firmly grounded in the Indian Soil. A school with a difference! It had its humble beginning in the year 2003 with only 21 students. Its greatest vision was to make true the charism of the Society of St.Ursula to dispel the darkness of ignorance in the Society and to enlighten the paths of women and girls, the least and last of the Society through quality and value based Education.

Our Young Pre classroom is for ages. This age group is working on developing their fine and gross motor skills, that are gaining independence

MISSION

The school rises above the confines of conventional teaching. With an activity based curriculum, the institution initiates character development and the highly qualified faculty ensures academic excellence. In its vision, all Ursulines are motivated and inspired to be qualified and confident individuals. A sense of responsibility guides all students to contribute to the welfare of society.

SCHOOL EMBLEM

The motto of our school is “Lighted to Light” on it. Hence we, the Ursulines have chosen to do something simple and have it make a positive difference in the life of others. Like the emblem on the flag, we signify light which is a glimpse of hope for guiding, educating and transcending the lives of young girls and boys for years.

Respect

Receiving respect from others is important because it helps us to feel safe and to express ourselves. Being respected by important people in our lives growing up teaches us how to be respectful toward others. Respect builds feelings of trust, safety, and well being.

Responsibility

Students have a responsibility to respect all staff members and fellow students. They have a responsibility to conduct themselves in a manner that does not disrupt, distract, or interfere in any way with the teaching and learning process.

Honesty

Students develop academic honesty when we build their moral vocabulary. Because of that they respond appropriately to cheating. We use meaningful quotes, and inspire them to believe in themselves.

Kindness

Kindness takes wings when it is modeled and taught with passion and purpose. When we intentionally help and encourage our students to put kindness into action through their thoughts, words, and deeds.

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Our vision is every child known, safe, inspired, challenged, empowered and kind.
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Registration Documents

Documents required for the admission process of a child.

  • Birth Certificate (original and one photocopy. The latter will be retained by the school).
  • Transfer Certificate (if applicable).
  • 3 passport size photograph of each child & one each of parents/guardian.
  • Photocopy of resident proof (Voter Id/Ration card/Passport).
  • Medical history records and other details about the child that may be important.

Child Attendance

Encouraging regular school attendance is one of the most powerful ways you can prepare your
child for success—both in school and in life. When you make school attendance a priority, you
help your child get better grades, develop healthy life habits and avoid dangerous behavior.

How to prevent your child from missing school

You can help prevent your child missing school by:

  • making sure they understand the importance of good attendance and punctuality
  • making sure they understand the possible implications for both themselves and you as
    a parent if they do not attend
  • taking an interest in their education - ask about school work and encourage them to get
    involved in school activities
  • discussing any problems they may have at school and letting their teacher or principal
    know about anything that is causing concern no matter how small
  • not letting them take time off school for minor ailments

Application Form L.K.G Admission
2020-2021



    Stop Bullying

    It’s a staggering statistic; especially considering the many ways bullying
    can affect students. Targeted children often suffer from poor performance
    in school, sleep issues, anxiety, and depression. We can create a classroom
    climate that prevents bullying, but also put interventions in place that
    stop the behavior in its beginning stages

    • Teach kindness and empathy.
    • Create opportunities for connection.
    • Identify ‘gateway behaviors.'
    • Use the arts to create context.
    • Minimize ‘concentric circles’ in schools.
    • Participate in simulations.

    Practical Life in School

    Practical Life activities are the activities of everyday life and they are involved
    in all aspects of life. The child observes these activities in the environment and
    gains knowledge through the real experience of how to accomplish life skills in
    a purposeful way. These activities are cultural and specific to the child's time and
    place. Practical life activities help give the child a sense of being and belonging,
    established through participation in daily life with us. Through practical life,
    the child learns about his culture and all about what it is to be human.

    Homework Plan

    A homework plan that outlines what the child will do to make
    sure homework gets completed on time and well. It addresses
    the issues that are specific to the child’s homework struggles.

    • Put a high priority on doing schoolwork.
    • Make a daily "To-Do" list.
    • Plan an overall schedule and keep a daily planner.
    • Make a list of undone tasks.
    • Divide large assignments into parts.
    • When you get short periods of time, work on short parts of longer assignments.
    • Learn to say "No" to people who try to interrupt you.
    • Do your most difficult school work during your best time of day.
    • Start big projects by doing "foot-wetter" tasks.
    • Follow the "Work First" rule. For people who hate time planning.
    • Ask for some help in managing your time.