The portal, fee payment, notices and the line for your child's section, in one place, with the rules families ask about most.
Attendance, homework, class tests, report cards and the academic calendar.Attendance, homework, tests, reports
Digital payment through the school's bank, required since the 2021 to 2022 session.Through the school's bank
Admission notices, examination dates and standing reminders, each with the period it covers.What applies now, with dates
How the two semesters run, and the events the school holds each year.Semesters and yearly events
The notices that apply now. The Notices page keeps the ended ones.
CurrentAdmissions
From the school's notice board.
Always appliesSchool rules
From the school's code of conduct.
A notice stays on this page while it applies, and moves to the archive when it ends. If there is none, this sheet says so rather than showing an old one.
From the school's notice board and code of conduct, as shown on the Notices page.
The portal shows the year as it goes, not only at report time. Fees are paid online, through the school's bank.
The school runs a management system that gives parents access to their child's data through the year. Report cards are on the portal too; Examinations explains the two semesters.
What the portal shows
The portal runs on the school's own system, separate from this website. If it will not open, call the line for your child's section, in the Phone lines sheet below.
Digital fee payment became mandatory from the 2021 to 2022 academic year. Tuition and admission payments are made online through the school's bank.
For a question about an amount or a receipt, call the further-queries line, 01755 515 885. Fee amounts are not published on this website; Fees and payment says how the school explains them and lists the payment channels.
Parents collect the year's books at the start of each session from the bookshop beside the library, open 8.30 am to 1.00 pm.
From the school's portal, payment, library and bookshop pages, checked 11 October 2026.
Seven answers in two groups, and whom to tell if you are worried. Each follows the school's own words.
If you are worried
If you are worried about your child's safety, tell the class teacher, the Teacher-in-Charge for your child's classes, or the school office. Child protection and safeguarding says how the school looks after children and what happens when a concern is raised.
No. The code of conduct does not allow mobile phones for students up to Class XII, and bags are checked at the entry in the morning. A student who needs to reach a parent urgently can use the Admin Office on Level 2 to make a call.
From the school bookshop, beside the library. Parents collect the yearly books and exercise copies at the start of each session, and the shop is open from 8.30 am to 1.00 pm. Sportswear must also be bought from the school.
The uniform, which is compulsory from KG I, is in Starting at Playpen.
The school has run its own bus service since March 2014. Parents who want a place apply at the Administrative Office, which confirms routes and availability at the time of application. Transport and safety has the rest.
A health care facility and a sick room on the campus deal with minor health problems during the school day. Serious cases are handed over to the parents, so that the family decides on treatment.
The code of conduct asks for a signed application from a parent when a child is absent for three days, and for a medical certificate as well when the absence runs beyond three consecutive days. Extended illness needs written notice to the school office.
The full rules are on Policies and documents.
Tell the class teacher and the office promptly, by written application, whenever an address, a phone number, an email address or an emergency contact changes. The school uses these details to reach you.
The code of conduct also names the school email for this. This site does not print an address, so call the line for your child's section if you need it.
The Librarian tells parents through the class teacher when a book has not been returned. If it still cannot be returned after a set period, the parent buys a similar copy or pays for it.
The full documents
The first three numbers are the school's section lines; the last two are for further queries. The school gives the section lines' hours as 9.00 am to 1.00 pm.
Admissions
Call the admissions line for your child's section between 9.00 am and 1.00 pm, or book a visit.
