• Academics Policy
  • Assessment Policy
  • Presentation Policy
  • Internet Policy
  • Science Laboratories Policy
  • Library Policy
• Behaviour Policy
• Punctuality Policy
• Healthy Eating Policy

Academics Policy

ACADEMIC CONDUCT

Oasis believes that classrooms are safe, caring and orderly environments in which the rights of all students to learn and all teachers to teach have to be supported.All students are expected to follow the rules and regulations of the classroom.Students need to come into the classroom on time.Students need to be seated in their places with the books and stationery ready for the class.Students need to raise their hands to ask questions or clarify doubts.Students need to take permission from the teacher and take passes if they need to go out of the classroom for any reason.Students will not raise their voice, shout or talk in a group when the teacher is explaining.Students will do their tasks with minimal noise and movement.

Assessments Policy

The assessments for K1 to Grade 4 are based on ongoing continuous assessments. The Report Card focuses on the general skills and objectives of each subject and the students are given grades. This helps the parents to get an idea of the progress of the child and which skills need to be reinforced.
The assessment for the year 2018- ‘19 for Grades 5 to 8 will be as follows:

The Report Card will be based on the cumulative assessment of both the 1^st and 2^nd Terms.
It will include 20% Formative assessments and 20% of the Unit tests and 30% of the First Terminal Exams and 30% of the Annual Exams which will constitute to 100%.

The formative assessment will be ongoing and will include a variety of strategies like quizzes, chapter checks, observations, discussions, projects to assess the learning of the student as well as focus on skills such as organization and time-management. There will be one-unit test for each term.

For Grades 9 and 10, we will have 100% Formative assessment and 100% summative assessments. For the final report card, we will take 50% of the Formative assessment from 1^st and 2^nd term and 50% of the summative assessment from both the terms. This is to encourage students to have a regular study routine and discourage them for cramming before the exams.

Note: The Report Card is sent to parents at the end of both the terms through mail.

Absenteeism during Examinations and Unit Tests: Students, if absent due to any reason during exams or Unit Tests will not be given a retest except in grade 9. Instead, the aggregate of the other Exam and Unit Tests that the child has attended will be taken into consideration during the promotion to the next Grade. The school expects all children to be present for the Unit tests and Exams unless they are very sick. In the case of sickness, a medical certificate from a registered general medical practitioner is required.

Expectations for Students in Grade 3, 4 and 5

• Students should read a book of their own choice every day for 30 minutes. In addition, reading and writing comprehension will be given each week. Students should make it a habit to read at least one book every week.
• A piece of creative writing will be sent each week to reinforce writing skills or styles taught in class. It should take the students between 30 minutes to 40 minutes to complete the work.
• Spellings and dictionary reference will be given on weekends.
• Mathematics homework will reinforce a skill or concept that has already been taught in class. It will be given every day and should take a minimum of 30 minutes to complete.
• Tables should be revised every day.
• Science, Social Studies and Computer Studies homework will be given once a week.
• Students will be given 2^nd language, 3^rd Language (for Grade 5) homework once a week, which should take 30 minutes to complete.
• Students in Grades 4 and 5 should have supervised study of at least 1 hour every day after they complete homework. On weekends, they should spend at least 1 hour in the morning and evening revising the previous week’s lessons.

Expectations for Students in Grade 6

• Students will be reading a book of their own choice every day for 30 minutes. In addition, a reading comprehension will be given twice a week.
• A piece of creative writing will be sent each week to reinforce writing skills or styles taught in class. It should take the students between 30-40 minutes to finish this work.
• Mathematics homework will reinforce a skill or concept that has already been taught in class. It will be given every day and should take a maximum of one hour to finish.
• Science, Social Studies and Computer Studies homework will be given once a week.
• Students will be given 2^nd language, 3^rd language homework once a week, which should take 30 minutes to complete.
• A long-term homework project will be sent for students every six weeks. This should constitute a longer piece of independent research, which they present to their class at the end of the project period. Students can work individually or in pairs. Outcomes can include a published book, a project folder, a multi-media presentation or a talk with visuals.
• Students should have a regular, systematic study pattern of about 1½ hours after school.
• On weekends, the student should spend at least 2 hours each in the morning and evening to revise the lessons taught the previous week.

Expectations for Students in Grades 7 to 9

• Students will be reading a book of their own choice every day for 30 minutes. In addition, a reading comprehension will be given thrice a week.
• A piece of creative writing will be sent thrice in a week to reinforce writing skills or styles taught in class. It should take the students minimum of 1 hour to finish this work.
• Mathematics homework will reinforce a skill or concept that has already been taught in class. It will be given every day and should take a maximum of one hour to finish.
• Science, homework will be given in Biology/Chemistry/Physics twice a week.
• History, Geography or Economics (for Grades 8 & 9) homework will be given for twice a week.
• Students will be given homework in 2^nd language, 3^rd language (for Grades 7 and 8 only) which should take 30 minutes to complete.
• Computer Studies homework will be given once a week.
• A long-term homework project will be set for students every six weeks. This should constitute a longer piece of independent research, which they present to their class at the end of the project period. Students can work individually or in pairs. Outcomes can include a published book, a project folder, a multi-media presentation, or a talk with visuals.
• Students should have a regular, systematic study pattern of about 2 hours after school.
• Students need to spend about 3hours a day during weekends to revise the lesson that were taught the previous week.

Expectations for Students in Grades 10 to 12 

• Students are expected to read a book (fiction or non- fiction) of their choice every day for ½ an hour.
• A piece of writing will be given thrice a week to either complete work or reinforce skills taught.
• Mathematics home-work will be given every day.
• Students are expected to do self-study for about 2 hours every day
• Research work in their subjects needs to be done as self-study
• Practice of written work in languages and humanities and solving of problems in Maths, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Accounting and Information Technology is mandatory
• Getting top grades is more of hard-work from the side of the students. The teachers are only guides and facilitators.

CONDUCT EXPECTATIONS 

The following conduct expectations serve to maintain an environment of care and safety within the student community so that they can learn in a relaxed and secure atmosphere. All disciplinary action is viewed as a learning opportunity for students to adopt more responsible behaviour. Students are encouraged to know the expectations and adopt responsible behaviour for well-being of their own and others.

• Arguing and showing disrespect to any admin staff/support staff/teacher in the class, sports field, during field trips and in the bus, displaying aggressive or inappropriate body language will not be tolerated.
• Using profanity, offensive, abusive or vulgar language (e.g. unacceptable words), hurtful note writing, rumor-mongering, slander will incur consequences.
• Passing negative/irrelevant and ridiculous comments while class is going on/or on the field/bus will not be entertained.
• Verbal threats for money or selling /bartering/ exchanging things within the school premises/bus is prohibited.
• Students are expected to be sensitive to the values of others which may differ from their own and should not impose their value system on others.
• Students are expected to be in their respective classes and skipping classes/ loitering around the school campus is not encouraged.
• Students are expected not to indulge in public spats involving two or more students using foul language, aggression etc.

Presentation Policy

At Oasis International School, we aim to provide our students with various opportunities for presenting their work in a neat and methodical manner bearing in mind its purpose.

Presentation Guidelines

• The title [topic] of the lesson should be written in the double margin. The learning objective should be written and underlined neatly.  A ruler must be used for drawing lines.  Lead pencil to be used for double margin.
• The date should be written on the left-hand side at the top of the page for all the subjects except for Urdu and Arabic as a foreign language, where the date is written to the right-hand side.
• For all subjects from Reception to Grade 12—the short date should be used for e.g. 15/09/18
• Numbering should be written in the margin. All main headings should be organized using Capital Letters e.g. A, B.
• A neat line should be drawn with a ruler in lead pencil after every separate exercise or at the end of a topic.
• Children’s work books should show evidence of a variety of presentation styles.

For e.g.: writing, diagrams, graphs, pictures, maps, etc.

• It is acceptable for children to use a print style of handwriting until the end of Grade 1. From Grade 2 to 12, students are recommended to use cursive style.
• Students from Grade 5 onwards should use blue ball pens in all subjects. Pencil should be used in Math books for graphs and geometry. Diagrams and labeling in all Sciences and Geography should be done in pencil.  Gel pens should not be used .
• Students are responsible for maintaining books in good order.
• It is the school’s expectation that by the end of Grade 3, children will be writing on each line in their note books. This may vary according to ability level of each individual.

We Request Parents

• To ensure that children learn the skill of maintaining / keeping their books neatly.
• To sign their Classwork & Homework books on a regular basis.

Internet Policy

Parents are requested to supervise the usage of the internet of their child/children and ensure that they are never left unattended while using the internet at home.Parents and care givers should be aware that some material accessible via the Internet may contain items that are illegal, defamatory, inaccurate, or potentially offensive. While the purpose of the school is to use the Internet resources for constructive educational goals, students may access other material or come across them by accident. The school, through filtering systems, monitoring and observation strives to keep students away from accessing this inappropriate material. However, the school cannot be held responsible for students who access this material intentionally or unintentionally. It is important to recognize that information obtained from the Internet is not edited nor moderated and therefore needs to be used judiciously.

• The Internet should be used only to research assigned educational tasks.
• Sending and receiving electronic mail (e-mail) for educational purposes can be done only under the guidance and instruction of a teacher or parent.
• Discussion groups, chat rooms and mailing lists can be accessed under the direct supervision of a teacher or parent as part of an educational programme.
• The copyright laws should be observed and the Internet should not be used for financial gain, commercial use or any illegal purpose.
• Students are requested not to share personal information such as home address or telephone number through the Internet.
• Use of Face Book, Instagram and other social media platforms should be used with supervision.
• The school uses official Face Book and Instagram ids and the school is not responsible for any student’s dissemination of information through personal ids.

Science Laboratories Policy

At Oasis, safety and security of each member of the Institution is given utmost priority. Our Laboratories are equipped with state-of-the-art safety provisions. Proper maintenance and handling of these and other laboratory equipment  is very essential for the smooth functioning of laboratory classes. A few guidelines to ensure safety and security in the laboratories are given below:-

• Ensure that students do not carry food to the lab. Drinking and eating in the lab should be strictly prohibited.
• Students should:
• Wear lab coats to protect clothing from staining, burning, or corrosion.
• Wear safety goggles when working with or around chemicals, any mechanical device, or any type of flame or heating device.
• Wear protective gloves to avoid burns.
• Students should not touch any wires, cords. Also not to handle any electrical equipment

Library Policy

• Parents are expected to nurture the love of reading in their children.
• We have well stacked libraries with books on various subjects. Students are permitted to use the library during the school working hours. Library books should be returned within the stipulated time.
• If after two reminders, the Library book has not been returned to the Library, the office will contact the parents to replace the book or to pay an amount equivalent to the cost of the book to the Front Office at Hennur Campus / HBR Campus.

Further to this, we request parents to encourage their wards to inculcate reading habits by…

• Reading to them aloud.
• Asking children to read to them, especially newspapers.
• Encouraging children to invest in buying books rather than toys.
• Reading for half an hour before going to bed.
• Having a whole family reading time where all the family members read books and then discuss.

Policy on Carrying Light Bags by Students 

At Oasis International School, we believe and insist that students carry light bags.

• Books carried to school should be according to the prescribed Time Table.
• If some books are not required to be carried home for the day, students could leave back some books in a cupboard, which is provided in each class and the Class Teacher will be the custodian of the same.
• Unwanted books and items should not be brought to school.
• The teacher available during the last period will supervise and ensure that students pack their bags in school with the necessary books for home assignments, 2 minutes before the bell.
• Students should carry their tiffin boxes in a separate bag.

Attendance & Leave

• Students must be punctual to school every day. The school gates will be closed by 7:55 a.m. at the Hennur Campus and by 8:15 a.m. at the HBR Campus. On the third instance of late arrival to school, the student will be marked absent.  A minimum of 95% attendance is compulsory. Students with 100% attendance will be awarded certificate at the end of the academic year.
• Regular attendance is important. In case of absence of more than 3 days, students will be required to submit a leave letter the next day, indicating the reason for absence. If the child is on leave due to ill health, a medical certificate and a fitness certificate should be produced along with the leave letter. If the child is absent for one or two days the leave record in this Handbook should be filled in by the parent. No other leave can be claimed as a matter of right, for every child’s learning experience at school is important.
• If a student is not attending school for a long period (more than a week) a letter to this effect should be given to the Class Teacher/Grade Co-ordinator/ Head of School in advance, stating the reason for absence.
• Attendance on the opening and closing day of the Term is mandatory for all students. 
•  If a child has not attended school on these days due to medical illness/death in the family, the leave will be condoned.
• If the leave is due to medical illness, a medical certificate along with a fitness letter from the doctor has to be submitted to the Head of the School.

Note

• Any personal overseas/local trip (holiday, pilgrimage) should be planned for only in the holidays.
• We request you not to send your child to School, if he/she has contracted any sickness which is contagious in the best interest of the other students in the class. A Fitness certificate should be submitted along with the Medical certificate to the Class Teacher when the student returns to class.

Student’s Behaviour Policy

Students are expected to comply with the Affirmative Discipline Policy to benefit both themselves and the wider community.Students will be praised and rewarded for displaying positive actions like excellent work, acts of kindness and consideration, good effort, exhibiting a high standard of personal grooming, excellent attendance and other areas worthy of private and public mention. Students are expected to conduct themselves in school and outside the school in a manner that will do the school and their parents proud.
Staff members positively encourage the development of student independence and self- discipline.They take every opportunity to give appropriate praise and celebrate students’ achievements. Staff members do understand that students sometime find it difficult to conform to the rules and regulations of the school. When this occurs, the school has a clear obligation to identify issues and support students as appropriate, in order to enable them to overcome their problems.
While the school seeks to cultivate and maintain an environment of trust, care and open communication, the Management also believes that there is certain behaviour that will not be tolerated and will incur severe consequences. These consequenceshave been made for habitual offenders. Teachers will be able to use their discretion in identifying such students. The school also has a Anti – Bullying Policy which promotes the physical and emotional safety of all students.

There will be a Discipline Vigilance Committee to guard against possible misconduct. 

The Discipline Vigilance Committee will consist of:

• The Principal
• Vice Principal cum Director of Studies
• School Coordinators to which offender belongs
• The Counsellors
• Student Council Heads

 DAMAGE TO SCHOOL PROPERTY

• Students must not misuse the school furniture or damage it in any way.
• Students should not scratch, break, and scribble on or write inappropriate messages on their chairs, desks or walls of the classroom, rest room and toilets, or any other area of the school campus.
• Students must not tamper the suggestion boxes placed in classrooms or the charts displayed in the classrooms and corridors.
• Students should not willfully break window panes, wall clocks, dustbins, chalk holders, laboratory equipment, or any other article belonging to the school.
• Students must not splash water in the restroom area or break mugs and buckets nor splash water in the premises.
• Students should not mishandle computers, CCTV cameras, routers etc.

Consequence

• If a student is found guilty of damaging the school property, he/she will be warned and damage will be paid for by the parents.

Anti-Bullying Policy 

We are committed to providing a caring, friendly and safe environment for all our pupils so they can learn in a relaxed and secure atmosphere free from oppression and abuse. Bullying is an anti-social behaviour and affects everyone.All types of bullying are unacceptable at our school and will not be tolerated. All pupils should feel free to tell when bullying happens and when this behaviour is brought to our attention, prompt and effective action will be taken. We are a TELLING school. This means that anyone who is aware of any type of bullying that is taking place is expected to tell a member of staff immediately.This school is completely opposed to bullying and will not tolerate it. It is entirely contrary to the values and principles we work and live by. All members of the school community have a right to work in a secure and caring environment. They also have a responsibility to contribute, in whatever way they can, to the protection and maintenance of such an environment.The school actively promotes positive interpersonal relations between all members of the school community.What Is Bullying?Bullying is an ongoing misuse of power in relationships through repeated verbal, physical and/or social behaviour that causes physical and/or psychological harm. It can involve an individual or a group misusing their power over one or more persons. Bullying can happen in person or online, and it can be obvious (overt) or hidden (covert).Bullying of any form or for any reason can have long-term effects on those involved, including bystanders.Bullying generally takes one of four forms:

• Indirect being unfriendly, spreading rumours, excluding, tormenting(e.g. hiding bags or books).
• Physical – pushing, kicking, hitting, punching, slapping or any form of violence.
• Verbal – name-calling, teasing, threats, sarcasm.
• Cyber – All areas of internet misuse, such as nasty and/or threatening emails, misuse of blogs, gaming websites, internet chat rooms and instant messaging, mobile threats by text messaging & calls, misuse of associated technology, i.e. camera and video facilities.

  Following are some examples of bullying

• Dangerous play – for example; swinging children, holding their legs and arms.
• Harming any student within or near school premises verbally or physically.
• Purposeful repeated physical contact with another (pushing, shoving, threats of physical violence, tripping, bumping etc.) or marginalizing individuals from their friends and normal relationships.
• Throwing objects that can cause bodily injury or damage to property (geometry compasses, rocks, heavy objects, etc.).
• Using profanity, offensive, abusive or vulgar language towards fellow students.
• Hurtful note writing, deliberate spreading of malicious rumours, and name-calling.
• Teasing or any other forms of bullying through letters, facebook, e-mail or any other means of communication.
• Speaking ill of others, or passing negative comments about another pupil, either to them or to someone else.

Students are expected to show proper restraint if confronted by other students, and report such incidents and violations to Teachers, School Coordinators, Vice Principal cum Director of Studies or the Principal immediately.
Although not an exhaustive list, common examples of bullying include:

• Racial bullying
• Bullying based on disability, ability, gender, appearance or circumstance

Implementation of Corrective Measures School

• If bullying is suspected or reported, the incident will be dealt with immediately and seriously by the member of staff who has been approached
• A clear and precise account of the incident will be recorded and given to the School Coordinators
• The School Coordinators will interview all concerned and will record the incident
• Parents will be kept informed
• Disciplinary measures will be used as appropriate and in consultation with all parties concerned

  Pupils who have been bullied will be supported by:

• Offering an immediate opportunity to discuss the experience with a member of staff of their choice and the pastoral care department
• Reassuring the pupil
• Offering continuous support
• Restoring self-esteem and confidence

Pupils who have bullied will be helped by Pastoral Need Department in the following ways:

• Discussing what happened
• Discovering why the pupil became involved
• Establishing the wrong doing and the need to change
• Informing parents or guardians to help change the attitude and behaviour of the child

The following disciplinary steps will be taken:

• Suspension for 15 days
• Exclusion from extracurricular activities for a month
• Exclusion from certain areas of school premises

Monitoring, evaluation and review

The school will review this policy annually and assess its implementation and effectiveness. The policy will be promoted and implemented throughout the school.

Prevention 

We will use some or all of the following to help raise awareness of and prevent bullying. As and when appropriate, these may include:

• Writing and implementing a set of school rules
• Signing a behaviour contract
• Using creative forms to reinforce awareness
• Reading stories about bullying or having them read to a class or assembly
• Having regular discussions about bullying and why it matters
• Organising an anti-bullying week to spread awareness among students.
• Setting up and sustaining a Student Support Scheme

‘Zero Tolerance’ Behaviour

Zero Tolerance means punishment at first instance of occurrence of undesirable behaviour.

As has always been the case at Oasis International School, there will be open lines of communication between Parents, Staff and Management, ensuring that there is a minimum possibility for any misunderstanding.

Any decision will be at the discretion of the Principal.

• While on school property (both the campuses), building and ground, students will not possess, traffic in or use alcohol, tobacco products, e -cigar, vapourizers or illegal drugs of any KIND.
• Unrelated and irrelevant books/magazines, cameras, personal stereos, mobile phones, electronic games, valuables, knives, blades or sharp objects of any kind, fire crackers, excessive amounts of money and playing cards are not permitted and will be confiscated.
• Unauthorized or inappropriate use of school computers and internet for access, viewing, download or dissemination of materials containing obscene matter is prohibited.
• Students are expected to maintain physical distance with both genders at all times and not indulge in any sexually offensive behaviour.
• Physical violence of any kind.
• Public display of affection towards staff or students.

Consequences

Violation of any of the above-mentioned offences are termed ZERO TOLERANCE.  

Punctuality Policy

 At Oasis International School, we strongly believe in inculcating punctuality and regularity in students.

Policy for Late Comers

• Students should report at least 10 minutes before the reporting time to school every day.
• If a child is late in three instances, parents will be requested to meet the School Coordinators. On the third instance of late arrival to school, the student will be marked absent.
• If the child is late for the 4^th instance, a fine of Rs. 50/- (Rupees Fifty only) must be paid to the school office within two days of receiving the notice.
• Regular attendance is important. In case of absence of more than 3 days, students will be required to submit a leave letter the next day, indicating the reason for absence. If the child is on leave due to ill health, a medical certificate and a fitness certificate should be produced along with the leave letter. If the child is absent for one or two days, the leave record in the Handbook should be filled in by the parent. No other leave can be claimed as a matter of right, for every child’s learning experience at school is important. A minimum of 95%attendance is compulsory. Students with 100% attendance will be awarded certificates at the end of the academic year. This minimum attendance is also important for promotion to the next higher grade.
• If a student is not attending school for a long period (more than a week) a letter to this effect should be given to the School Coordinators in advance, stating the reason for absence and sanction of leave should be obtained by the School Coordinators.

Policy on Pickup and Drop of Students:

• At the start of the year, the school holds a meeting with all the School Bus drivers. The people in charge go over the procedures required of them and provide guidelines, so that the students are safe.
• Misbehaviour by the children can cause distraction to the driver, and this can lead to dangerous situations. So, the school gives authority to the bus teacher in charge, to inform the   School Coordinators to contact the parents of the child, in such cases.
• The school reviews the bus safety rules with the students and the students sign a safety rule copy to acknowledge that they have understood the rules.

When a child breaks the rules, it is an offense, and the school follows the following procedure :

First reported offense:  The School Coordinator meets the student and listens to his/her explanation.

Second time offense by the same child:  The School Coordinator contacts the parents of the child on the telephone to make them aware of the mis-behaviour.

Third time offense by the same child: An appointment is arranged between the Principal, School Coordinator and the parents and a one to one discussion takes place to find a solution to prevent further inappropriate behaviour.

Fourth time offense by the same child: The student is suspended from using the bus facility for 7 working days.

Fifth time offense by the same child: The student loses the privilege of using the school vehicle for the rest of the school years.  Parents should make arrangements to drop and pick up their ward.

Some actions listed as offences are:

• Engaging in a fight physically with another child.
• Running up and down inside the bus.
• Suspending from the ceiling rods, which could make him/her fall when the bus moves.
• Using abusive language / foul language with other children/staff in the bus/ at other commuters.
• Showing disrespect to Staff / or senior/ junior/ any student.
• Mocking or Passing comments on other children / passerby.
• Throwing water or any other liquid /material on other students.
• Screaming in the bus/jostling or pushing other commuters in the bus.
• Throwing water/paper /stationery/wrappers/bottles out of the bus.
• Passing chits to other fellow students in /out of the bus.
• Standing on the foot-board.

Healthy Eating Policy

 We aim to encourage a healthy life-style in all our students:

• We actively encourage students to eat a balanced and healthy diet. We discourage students from eating foods containing too much sugar. Sweets, chips, fizzy drinks and other such snacks and foods should be avoided.
• Students are encouraged to bring fruits and vegetables or home-made snacks to school for their snack-break.
• Students are encouraged to drink plenty of water while at school.
• Students are strongly encouraged to wash their hands before eating food. Sanitizers should not be brought to

Lunch & Snack Time at Canteen: At Hennur Campus, parents are encouraged to avail this facility for their children. Nutritious and well-balanced food is prepared under supervised and hygienic conditions. The Facilities Executive could be contacted for further details.

• If students bring their lunch, all necessary requirements (i.e. napkin, water bottle etc.) are to be brought.
• Due to security reasons, parents or drivers are not allowed into the school premises to hand over lunch boxes.
• Parents are requested to send enough nutritious food for their children for the Short Break and Lunch Break.
• A hand napkin should be brought by the children to be put over their uniform while eating, to avoid soiling their uniforms.
• The use of plastic bottles and lunch boxes is discouraged.

Medium of Instruction

At Oasis, the medium of instruction followed is English. Hence, all students are encouraged to converse only in English, except during the language periods, when they must converse in Hindi, Kannada, French, Urdu and Arabic respectively.
Health care at Oasis

Please note: The duty of the in-house Nurse will be to impart only the necessary First Aid on the occurrence of any accident. If the parents cannot be contacted, we understand that the school has the right to take the child to the hospital for required treatment deemed necessary by the doctor. We have experienced nurses at both the sites.

Social Responsibility 
It is extremely vital that we inculcate in our students a civic sense regarding the community, city and nation. The virtue of social responsibility will instill in students a sense of responsibility to render substantial service in solving social problems. We have programmes such as Bala Janagraha and Service Learning Programme to inculcate this responsibility in students

Policy for Legal Family Disputes 

In case of legal assistance sought in family disputes by either parent, Oasis will strictly adhere to the court orders. If there is any unpleasant event outside the school premises [during pickup- drop provided by school] – Oasis will not be held responsible

Safety Measures:Oasis takes all care to ensure that no sharp objects are within the reach of children.Parents are requested to ensure that Paper Cutters, Sharp Scissors, Blades, Whiteners, Glue etc. are not brought to school by any student.  However, despite all precautions taken by the school, if a student harms himself / herself, the school will in no way be responsible for this act of theirs.

 Orientation Programme, Open Days and Parenting Sessions  Open Days and Parenting Sessions are conducted for parents every year. School will email the orientation details to the parents giving a brief about the curriculum that will be followed through the year across different subjects along with the methods of assessments that will be used to assess the students learning.

School Programmes PURPOSE

1. To inculcate unity, discipline and integrity among students.
2. To serve the community through community service oriented activities.
3. To develop well trained scouts and guides who would bring laurels to school through participation in important events in and outside the school.Students of Grades 5 to 9 will be a part of this programme and the training sessions will be conducted on Saturdays. 

Fire Drill: Mock fire drills are conducted to train the students to evacuate the building in case of a fire, in the shortest period of time