The School believes that proper communication with parents is an important step towards ensuring proper safety and security of our kids. We have send circulars to all parents regarding measures adopted by the school as well as measures expected from their end. This document is one such reassurance on defining the procedures adopted for the safety of our children.
Students’ grievances may be referred to this committee comprising of representatives of the Management Committee, Parent Community and School Staff.
The school has issued an ID card to all parents with photo of the student (child) and both the parents. The school advises all parents to bring these ID card(s) to collect their children from school. As a policy, the school ensures that all children up to standard III are handed over to parents at the end of the day by their class teachers.
In case, the parents are unable to come to collect their child and have assigned this task to one of their family members or a representative, the ID card should compulsorily be brought to school by them. The school also advises parents to inform the school office (over phone) about their absence and the subsequent arrangement being made.
All teachers and non-teaching at St. Patrick’s Academy are provided with ID cards. The drivers of the school bus are also provided with uniform and ID cards. The conductors of the school bus are all women staff and they are also provided with ID cards.
The school has verified the background of all bus drivers and conductors. Staff verification for all non teaching staff is performed with the help of Police. The school also maintains a record of these verification records for its internal verification.
We have implemented GPRS technology in all school buses. The parents are sent SMS-s on the location of the bus, both, for safety and informative purpose. Parents are requested to bring the Parent ID card while collecting their children at the pickup points. This is especially compulsory when they send representatives for pick-up. Also request parents to inform the conductor well in advance about their decision to send a representative to collect the child.
Diwali is one of India's most celebrated and cherished festivals, symbolizing the victory of light over darkness, good over evil, and knowledge over ignorance. The celebration is marked by illuminating homes with diyas (oil lamps) and vibrant decorations, symbolizing the inner light that protects from spiritual darkness.
On 9th Nov, our school celebrated Diwali with great excitement and joy. The teachers performed a meaningful skit about Ram, Laxman, Sita & Ravana, showing key moments from Lord Ram's journey to rescue Sita. The skit shared important messages of bravery, loyalty, and righteousness. Like every year, we hosted a special Diwali lunch for all school staff, creating a festive atmosphere that everyone thoroughly enjoyed. The day was filled with laughter, positive energy, and the true spirit of Diwali, making it a memorable celebration for all.
With the grant success of our school exhibition, "STEM Spectacle" , we opened doors to a world of knowledge, creativity, and innovation, crafted entirely by our talented students. It was a day filled with excitement and inspiration, as each exhibit revealed the untapped potential and relentless curiosity of our young minds. Walking through the hallways, visitors could experience firsthand the enthusiasm that fueled every project, from science experiments and environmental projects to textual artistries, historical displays and artistic endeavors.
Every exhibit told a story of curiosity turned into knowledge, of teamwork and perseverance, of learning beyond the textbooks. Our students transformed theoretical ideas into captivating presentations, explaining with confidence and clarity.
Onam is a vibrant harvest festival celebrated with great enthusiasm in the Indian state of Kerala. This ten-day festival is filled with colorful cultural activities that symbolize unity, prosperity, and Kerala's rich heritage. According to tradition, it is believed that King Mahabali returns to visit his people during Onam.
This year, the festival was celebrated with high spirits, especially with the presence of our teacher dressed as Mahabali. Teachers captivated the audience by performing Thiruvathira, a traditional dance that left everyone in awe. Songs and dances filled the celebration with joy and energy. The highlight of the day was the Sadhya, a grand feast served on banana leaves, which everyone enjoyed to the fullest.