STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICE COMMITTEE

• Sangla
• Vice Principal
• Coordinator

The well being of the students is the well being of the school. Therefore the Student Support Service is considered an important element of the school programme in supporting student learning. This programme is particularly important for the physical, mental and spiritual growth of the students.

The school has developed specific policies that have provision for a safe, physical and emotional environment that takes care of-

• enrollment scheme to avoid overcrowding
• health risk, first aid service
• career information and guidance
• discipline procedures
• counseling services
• a safe, clean and pleasant physical environment
• remedial classes for slow learners
• regular monitored self study hours
• identification of learning barriers by individual teachers
• imparting of vocational skills

Following SSS are provided by the school to fulfill the above policy:

• School provides free meals to all the boarder students as per the government policy. The TODs evaluate the quality of the food served, cleanliness of the utensils, cooks, water used for drinking, and the kitchen. This ensures good quality and tasty meals. Further the school provides boiled water 24 hours.
• To treat students with small ailments and give the First aids, the school has the Health in-charge helped by two health captains, a boy and a girl. In times of emergencies the school sends bus immediately to reach the patient in time. Further if the bus is out of station and the ambulance is also not available, the school hires a private vehicle for reaching the patient to hospital.
• The sick students are given separate diet.
• The school offers reading facilities in the hostels.
• A telephone booth has been set up for students Ewelfare
• Every day students have self studies for three hours (1 hour in the morning, 1 in the evening and 1 at night) which are monitored by teachers.
• A reading period of 40 minutes is kept daily.
• Reading for 1.30 hours is kept on Sundays.
• The vocational teachers provide vocational skills to interested students, both boys and girls.
• The counselors are also there to help the students whenever they need them. A counseling unit is set for this purpose.
• School has also adopted CFS policy.