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Preface
True knowledge is that which leads one
towards kindness, charity and compassion towards all human beings through
which a person can enrich himself with high morals, enhance spiritual dignity
and nobility. It guides us to understand and tell the difference between the
right and the wrong and shows the Straight Path in order to achieve the
Eternal pleasure of knowing the Creator, Almighty Allah. From this point of
view, all kinds of education and learning, must pave the way for the students
to attain Allah's pleasure and shun His wrath. Regrettably, the larger part of our modern education system lacks the power of faith, moral education, wisdom, spiritual fervor and enthusiasm for the cause of serving humanity. Inevitable result of present education system is to seek worldly comfort and pleasure, more wealth and self-indulgence by any means. Moral values like modesty, chastity, humanity, humbleness, politeness, and pride in professing the faith etc is considered backwardness, out of fashion and a fault in the pursuit of a secular education. Our future generation brought up under such environment falls prey to doubts and misconceptions about fundamental. beliefs and tenets of Islam and suffers from inferiority complex. On the other hand, religious institutions, though giving an excellent service to the community, are yet to develop curriculum, which is suitable to face the challenges of complex societies and explore the blessings and opportunities of scientific developments. In view of the dilemmas of prevailing education systems, Social Scientists feels that a new approach is mandatory to seek the truth and distinguish between right and wrong in the light of Islam and to know the Creator, Allah. It should then educate the students using best of the academic curriculum, means and methodology, conforming to high moral values in order to exploit the opportunities offered by scientific development of the modern world. Peace School and College (PSC) has come up with this new approach to education in Bangladesh. It aims at providing quality education and facilities with a view to creating a new generation of modern human being imbibed with the teachings of Islam. They should be capable of facing the challenges and opportunities of life with confidence, care and competence and provide leadership to the nation. PSC is committed to providing an environment where students can learn and practice their Islamic Way of Life as they strive to develop excellence in Mathematics, Science, Business Studies, History, Geography, Language and others. |
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Introduction:Aims & Objectives: |
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Vision & Mission
Our Vision: To create a
generation & leadership enlightened with all pervasive human qualities
with a view to building a welfare society.
Our Mission: To attain
excellence in knowledge, efficiency, morality, intelligent mind-set and
creativity.
What Peace School has Got to Offer
1.
Uphold personal and national
identity studying undernational curriculum in English version.
2.
Develop skills in three different
languages in English, Arabic and Bangla.
3.
Memorization of at least one tenth
of the Holy Quran with meaning.
4.
Participating in Scouting, Red
Crescent and other national activities to increase the ability of
organizational management and leadership. Regular parade, indoor games and
annual sports competition. Build up good health with physical training.
5.
Special coaching in various sport
events including Soccer, Cricket, Badminton, Swimming etc., in proper
environment.
6.
Training in various cultural
activities in order to explore latent talents.
7.
Appear in different TV channels
with a view to exposing ones cultural talents.
8.
Attain mastery in debate and
lectures participating in practical classes like moot court and moot
parliament.
9.
Learn proper pronunciation,
recitation and presentation.
How the Dream
will Come True
1. Chain School - A
Different Journey
The concept of having a Chain School has been conceived by IPSC for the first time in Bangladesh. It will gradually launch such schools in all Divisional Headquarters of the country. The schools will run following identical administrative system and academic curriculum. 2. Computer based online arrangement The school will have a computer based online system. The guardian can monitor and keep themselves abrast with the activities round the clock through internet connection. Each student will get an auto generated e-mail ID. Appropriate control on the use of computer will be administered by the institution.
Spirituality
By the time a student completes
SSC, he/she will have memorized at least one tenth of the Holy Quran with
meaning. He/she will be a practicing Muslim youth regular in prayers and
Telawat.
Scholarship for brilliant students
Students at different echelon of
studies will enjoy local and foreign scholarship on the ground of their
academic standing that is expected to be sufficient for their food, lodge and
tuition fees.
Supply of Educational Aids and Uniform
All students will get their every
required educational tools and aids, uniforms and other common needs from
school management.
Transport Services
School transport facility will be
provided to the students as per the Transport Rule of the Institution.
Teachers Training
In order to enhance the capacity
of the teachers, training module and orientation program will be organized
every year. Besides, Continuous Improvement Programs (CIP) will remain afoot
in the mode of in house training as well as out sourcing.
Academic Year and Calendar
Academic year will be from January
to December. Academic Calendar and Diary containing classes and examination
schedules, vacations, national holidays, etc., will be supplied to the
students and guardians at the beginning of the academic year.
Participation in
the International Conferences
The developed world has started
Quality Control Circle in education. Every year world's best schools gather
in International Convention for Students Quality Control Circle. This year it
was held in Malaysia in October. We exchanged our experiences with hundreds
of important schools from more than fifty countries in international
conferences.
Others
facilities
1.
Modern library facilities.
2.
Computer and English language are
mandatory from Standard One.
3.
Regular health checkup.
4.
Weekly and monthly class-test.
5.
Quarterly teacher-guardian
meeting.
6.
Academic Council comprised of
national and international academics.
7.
Not more than 30 students in each
class in compliance to International Standard.
8.
Activities to explore the latent
talent of the students beside general education.
9.
Program for bring up students
responsible to family, society and nation by moral training
10.
Special class for scholarship
candidates.
Total Education for Children
Education is the harmonious
development of body, mind and soul. Keeping this in mind, a three-way
academic activity of Peace School will be performed as under:
A. Academic Curriculum Activities Intensive study of text and reference books. B. Co-Curricular Activities Each school will have cultural institute. Courses of Peace and Cultural Institute: |
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School RulesSchool Rules
Don'ts
We expect
students to behave responsibility, recognizing the rights of others to be
physically safe, emotionally secure and to pursue their own learning without
interference. The PS administration, teachers and parents need to work
together to help children to respect rules. Teachers and parents have a
tremendous positive influence when setting clearly defined limits,
providing appropriate consequences for behavior.
The following school rules and regulation apply to student actions at all times. Please read these policies over very carefully, and discuss them with your children. School Rules - ArrivalArrival
1.
Students must be
in school 5 minutes before the Assembly bell. Assembly times at the Upper,
Middle and Lower Schools vary Students arriving after the stipulated arrival
time for their class will be ‘locked out’. i.e. they will not be allowed to
attend school for that day. ‘Lockout’ for Classes 11 and 12 students is at
8:45 a.m. In the Middle and Lower Schools ‘Lock out’ is also enforced
however, assembly and arrival times vary, according to class. Your ‘Class
Notes’ in the school newsletter will clarify your child’s ‘Lock out’ time.
2.
No exceptions
for late arrivals, not even during exams. Students arriving after ‘lock out’
will be sent home and will attain a ‘0’ for any missed tests or examinations.
Assembly
School assembly
is held regularly except during Ramadan. A short verse from the Koran as well
as school and national anthems are recited. Information pertaining to school
life and character building is also given out. The sports teacher conducts.
‘PT’ exercises and students are expected to follow these. Students must to be
present assembly.
Student behavior
In the
school premises, students should:
1.
Be punctual for
school and for individual classes, In senior classes, where students move
between classes every effort should be made to arrive punctually.
2.
Greet teachers.
Students should greet teachers and other staff members when they see them for
the first time n the day.
3.
Stand up quickly
and quietly when a teacher enters a classroom. Greet the teacher and sit
quickly to commence lessons.
4.
Come to class
prepared with all the materials needed and be ready to begin work on time.
5.
Raise their hand
politely and wait to be called upon if they wish to speak during a class
lesson. If the class is involved in an informal discussion, take turns when
speaking. Students should give full attention to the teacher or student who
is speaking, and allow other students to concentrate on their work. They
should behave in a manner that does not distupt classroom learning or the
operation of the school.
1.
Keep to the left
of the stairs and corridors, Allow staff to go first.
2.
Please refrain
from pushing, running and shouting in school
3.
Please share
facilities with other students, e.g, table-tennis, computers etc.
4.
Speak in English
at all times except during Bengali classes.
5.
Maintain silence
in the library, leaving the tables clear of books and chairs in place when
leaving.
6.
Not remain on
school premises after school, unles for extra, ECA or unless asked by a staff
member.
7.
Refrain from
inappropriate physical intimacy with other students. Students found in
compromising positions eill be immediately expelled.
Outside
school, students should:
1.
Spend time
completing homework and studying for tests outside school hours
2.
Do extra English
reading each day.
Picking up/dropping off students
1.
Drivers picking
up and dropping off students must queue in a single line at the gates.
2.
Drivers should
not double park or use the horn (unless to avoid an accident.)
3.
Drivers must not
make ‘U-turns’ in the school designated no
‘U-turn’ zone.
4.
Students whose drivers
do not adhere to traffic rules will be issued a warning letter. Should this
happen again a final warning will be issued and on the third occasion the
students will be suspended or expelled.
5.
Anybody,
including parents coming to pick up a student, in classes play group to class
7, must present the student’s I.D card. Under no circumstances shall the
student be handed over to anyone without the student’s I.D card. Parents are
requested to remain in their cars during drop-off and pick-up.
Attend and Absence Procedures
1.
Students are
required to attend school faithfully.
2.
Students should
never leave the school premises for any unless accompanied by a parent,
guardian or teacher, after being properly “Signed-out” at the School Office.
3.
Whenever a
student is absent from school for any reason, the following procedure should
be followed. Firstly, parents should telephone the school office the first
morning of the student’s sickness to notify us of absence. This applies also
to cases of bereavement, family illness, sudden emergencies, etc. In
addition, upon return to school the student must bring a written explanation
for absence on the special school form provided at the office. Requests for
holiday or absence for engagements etc. must be made 3 clear days in advance
on the form available at the school office. Approval is not automatic. If we
feel that the education of the student may suffer, we may not approve it. We
hope that you will appreciate that this is entirely for the benefit of your
Child’s education.
4.
Failure to
follow absence procedures (for example unauthorized absence) will result in
suspension.
5.
In order to
encourage full school attendance, a 100% ‘Attendance Award’ is given to all
students who achieve this. Attendance at all school events is mandatory in
order to quality for this award.
6.
Parents should
try to instill in their children the need to be regular at school.
7.
During ECA/
extra class days students having ECA or extra classes must remain in school
for lunch may be purchased at the school canteens or brought at the start of
the school day. Parents are not allowed to send food items to school at any
time during the school day, except with the student in the morning.
Homework, Class work and tests
1.
Homework is set
regularly and students are encouraged to work without the help of tutors.
2.
Parents are
requested to sign their child’s diary daily in order to keep abreast of
homework assignments.
3.
They are
expected to complete homework and class work assignments neatly. Carefully
and on time.
4.
Students should
work to their full potential.
5.
If a student
experiences difficulty in completing an assignment with “good cause”. The
student’s parent should explain the situation to the teacher with a short
note in his or her diary.
6.
There are no make-up
tests in IPSC. All absences during tests are marked with a ‘0’. However, each
teacher is advised to take extra tests each assessment period and base the
final marks on a percentage of these.
7.
When students
have been absent for more than 20% of the term time they are not given an
assessment report. In this case, the school will not be held responsible for
the child’s progress and there is a good chance that he/she will lose ground
in class and have to repeat the year.
8.
Students who are
ill will not be allowed to come to school just to sit
for tests or examinations.
9.
Test and
examination grades will be kept confidential and only disclosed to the
concerned student’s parents.
10.
Generally there
are very limited tests or examinations for students in the Lower School.
Private Tuition
1.
Private tuition
is not encouraged unless written permission is given by the Head of School.
2.
Students taking
private tuition from a IPSC teacher without permission will be expelled
immediately.
3.
The school
regularly arranges remedial classes for weak students.
4.
Parents,
guardians or students are advised not to present any gifts to teachers. Any
gift-giving could in the suspension or expulsion of your child.
Diaries
1.
The CGS is the
easiest and most accessible method of communication between the school and
parents. Messages for individual teachers and comments or queries about
homework should be noted in the diary.
2.
School diaries
should be checked and signed by parents daily.
3.
In addition to
homework assignments, it often contains important notices and information.
4.
You can address
relatively minor issues directly with your child’s teacher. Your child’s
teacher checks all diaries on a weekly basis.
Respect for School and Personal Property
1.
Students are
required to be respectful of other’s belongings, using them only with
permission. A student who steals or damages any property not belonging to
him/her may be required to make appropriate restitution. Though the school
manages a “lost-and-found” at the school office, students are strongly encouraged
to take good care of their personal belongings. Parents should mark their
child’s special belongings with names and I.D. numbers.
2.
Students are
required to use equipment and materials in school for their intended purposes
only. They will be held accountable for proper care of school books,
educational materials, school furniture, sports and laboratory equipment and
their classrooms.
3.
‘As’ and ‘a’
level Science students will be required to put a refundable deposit of Taka
2,000/- as ‘caution money’ for use of the laboratories. Any damages or
breakages will be deducted from this deposit.
4.
Parents of
students who lose damage, deface or destroy school property will be billed
for damages.
5.
In addition, the
student will be accorded appropriate punishment by the disciplining
authority.
6.
Students should
make every effort to respect school properly and keep it neat and clean at
all times.
7.
Students should
not bring valuable items to school including expensive pens, jewellery,
watches electronic equipment (including mobile phones, CD’s and CD players)
and unreasonable amounts of cash. Students are encouraged not to bring sums
of money to school unless absolutely necessary, nor should they lend to or
borrow from other students. CGS will not bear responsibility for recovering
any money that has been loaned or valuables that may be stolen. Disallowed
equipment will be confiscated by the school authorities and only returned at
the end of the school year to parents or guardians.
8.
The school
provides internet access to students and expects them to use this facility
with respect and adherence to guidelines provided by their IT teacher. Should
a student be found to be accessing pornography or other undesirable web sites
he/she will be issued a warning and their use of internet facilities
withdrawn.
Courtesy, Integrity and Respect for Others
1.
Courtesy,
integrity, manners and respect for others are virtues highly valued and
encouraged at Chittagong Grammar School. Treat others with kindness, respect
and courtesy.
2.
Students should
attempt to settle disagreements with others through discussion, asking for
help if you need it. Touch others and speak to others in kindness only.
3.
Students are to refrain from aggressive or
threatening behavior toward fellow students, teachers or other school staff. Fighting or rough play are strictly prohibited in
school. If a student experiences a problem with another student. He or she
should be instructed in ways to avoid getting involved in conflicts.
4.
Bullying in any
form is not approved of by the school and students who are found to be
exerting any form of bullying may be suspended or expelled. If your child
experiences any form of bullying please advise your child’s class Teacher or
Head of School.
5.
If parents or
students wish to report instances of bullying confidentially, this
confidentially will be respected. Please note however, that it is not
possible top unish an alleged bully on the basis of this report without
giving the offender an opportunity to answer to the specific allegations.
Fees and Payments
1.
All fees and
charges must be paid by stipulated due dates. Failure to do so may result in
the cancellation of enrolment.
2.
End-of-term
report cards will not be issued unless all school bills have been cleared.
3.
The school reserves the right to change any
fees or charges without prior notice.
4.
Transfer or
Graduation Certificates will not be issued unless all dues have been cleared.
Prohibited in School
1.
Students must refrain from the possession or
use of any illegal drugs, alcohol, profane magazines or tobacco products. Failure to respect this regulation may have legal
consequences resulting in immediate suspension or expulsion.
2.
Gambling,
immorality, disrespectful or profane language will not be tolerated in the
school or on school grounds and can lead to suspension or expulsion.
3.
Mobiles,
camcorders and other electronic gadgets (other than calculators) are
prohibited in school. (Unless asked by a teacher to bring in for a particular
project) and will be confiscated and returned only at the end of the school
year, after a clearance certificate has been obtained.
Dress Code
1.
Students are
expected to wear the correct and complete school uniform to school each day,
as well as the sports/ games uniform during games or ECA’s and during gym
classes.
2.
Neatness and
cleanliness are encouraged. Uniform should be clean and pressed, shoes should
be polished.
3.
Students
arriving in incorrect or incomplete uniform will be punished and parents will
be required to send the appropriate uniform to school.
4.
Students are not
allowed to wear make-up to school or any kind of trinkets, baubles, or
colored ribbons, other than black, blue or white. No hair dye is to be used
by students.
5.
Sports and gym
uniform must be worn as stipulated. Students feeling cold may wear school sweaters
or blazers on top.
6.
CGS has specific
winter and summer dress codes. During winter sessions ties must be worn
throughout the day, with tong-sleeved shirts and cuffs neatly buttoned up.
7.
During gym/
games days students must come to school in gym/ games kits.
Cheating and Plagiarism
1.
Any form of
cheating, whether in class work, class test or examinations will be dealt
with very strictly and could lead to suspension or expulsion.
2.
Instances of
plagiarism (copying the work of others) will also be considered for
suspension or expulsion.
arents entering school premised
1.
Parents are not
allowed to come inside school premises unless to meet a teacher or member of
the administrative staff.
2.
Parents cannot
enter the school or classrooms at any time unless specifically invited. When
visiting or when arriving for appointments they should contact the office
first.
3.
Parents cannot
send money to the class teachers to purchase Tiffin or send Tiffin in the
middle of the school day. They should send it with the student.
4.
Classes cannot
be interrupted to give students books, money or other items. These will be
given at the next break in class. Any parent wanting homework for an absent
student must contact the appropriate teacher after school. Parents are
advised to label all belongings and clothing with the student’s name and I.D.
number to prevent loss and to help teachers to identify them during class.
5.
Parents are
requested not to telephone teachers and other staff at home unless absolutely
urgent, and certainly not after 7 p.m. In normal circumstances telephone the
school office. A message will be taken for the teacher to call you back.
6.
Parents are not
allowed to send cakes and other edibles for birthdays, kindly celebrate
birthdays outside school.
7.
Parents visiting
the school by appointment must register at the front gate in the visitor’s
book.
8.
During class
visits parents are requested not to bring presents of edibles for teachers or
students.
Security, Traffic and Parking
1.
The school
employs a large security team who patrol the school grounds 24 hours a day.
When necessary, (especially during after-school functions) students are
thoroughly checked for prohibited items. Possession of these may lead to
immediate suspension or expulsion.
2.
The security
team is also responsible for the smooth-flow of traffic outside the school
premises. Any cars infringing school traffic-flow rules will lead to
sanctions against the student whose car has violated the rules. In case of
disputes the word of the Head of Security will be final.
3.
Traffic-flow
rules will also include designation of parking areas, no U-turn zones and
one-way flow of traffic.
4.
Repeat offenders
of traffic-flow rules could be suspended or expelled.
Transfer Certificates
1.
Parents are
required to give, in writing, two months’ notice of intention to withdraw
their child. Unless the required notice is given a transfer certificate will
not be issued and the parent will be liable to pay fees until the end of the
school year.
2.
Parents
withdrawing their child at the end of the academic year are liable for July
and August fees, as these months are part of the preceding school year.
3.
Transfer
Certificates will only be issued after students have obtained a ‘clearance
certificate’ from the school accountant, librarian, class teacher and office.
Removal and expulsion
1.
Parents may be
required, during or at the end of a term, to remove the student, without
refund of fees, temporarily or permanently from the School if, after
consultation with a parent, the Head is of the opinion that the conduct or
progress of the student has been unsatisfactory or if the student, in the
judgment of the Head, is unwilling or unable to profit from the educational
opportunities offered (or a parent has treated the School or members of its
staff unreasonably) and in any such case removal is considered to be
warranted.
2.
A student may be
expelled at any time if the Head is reasonably satisfied that the student’s
conduct (whether on or off school premises or in or out of term time) has
been prejudicial to good order or school discipline or to the reputation of
the school. The Head will act fairly and in accordance with the procedures of
natural justice and will not expel a student other than in grave
circumstances. There will be no refund of fees following expulsion (and all
unpaid fees must be paid)
3.
The decision to
exclude, suspend or require removal or expel a student and the manner and
form of any announcement shall be in the discretion of the Head and the
Disciplinary Committee. In no circumstances shall the School or its staff be
required to divulge to parent’s or others any confidential information or the
identities of students or others who have given information which has led to
suspension, the requirement to remove or expulsion or which the Head has
acquired during an investigation.
4.
A student who
has been withdrawn, excluded, suspended, removed or expelled from the school
has no right to enter school premises without the written permission of the
Head
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Admission
Rules for Admission:
Application should be submitted in prescribed admission form either personally or through website. Students will be selected according to merit due to limited number of seats. Previous results, personal conducts, and discipline will be considered while selecting the right candidates.
To be submitted with admission
form:
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School Uniform
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Morning Assembly
We
begin the school day with a prayer. A thought for the day, recitation from
the holy Quran, national anthem and school song are as integral part of the
morning assembly. We start our day by making a firm commitment to do our best
for the school ourselves.
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