MES CENTRAL SCHOOL TIRUR

About Us

The End Result of All True Learning

Senior Secondary MES Central School Tirur, affiliated to CBSE, New Delhi, is a coveted center of learning located on the bank of the Canoli Canal. The School is a privately owned, managed and funded institution belonging to the MES State committee.

This institution brings to bear a focus not only on academic excellence, but also cultural, emotional and spiritual empowerment of youth. The school offers a challenging curriculum and an enriching learning experience from Pre-Primary Montessori to Grade XII. The modern edifice, the pristine atmosphere and the sophisticated infrastructure beckon students at MES, a co-educational institution that is over 30 years old and is one of the most sought learning organisations in Kerala.

Our Vision and Mission!

The policy of MES CENTRAL SCHOOL TIRUR is to achieve excellence in educational field with full consciousness towards overall development of a child.

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  • To provide knowledge based on the latest CBSE syllabus and excel in the field of knowledge, skills, ethics and values.
  • To evaluate the system periodically and upgrade as and when required, so that all the departments function in accordance with the laid down goals and objectives.
  • To motivate the teachers to be efficient, dedicated and loyal to the future generations.
  • To use the latest technology.
  • To provide the continuous and regular training to teachers to promote good study environment..

CODE OF CONDUCT

Students are expected to be punctual in their attendance. A student will be eligible to appear for the session ending examination if he/she attains attendance as per rules.

  • Leave to a student for absence is granted only on an application in the form attached to the diary addressed to the class teacher by the parent/guardian with the period of leave with reason.

  • The name of the student will be removed from the rolls of the school if he/she is absent for 15 continuous working days without sanction of leave.

  • All the students from grade VI to grade XII should report at 8.20 am and students from other classes at 9.50 am sharp. Those who come late will be admitted to class only with the permission of Principal or Headmaster.

  • Students should be in complete uniform. For boys, proper and fair hair cut is to be done regularly.

  • Perfect silence is to be observed and strict discipline maintained in the class and campus after the bell. Only English is to be used for communication in the campus.

  • Every child must look after his or her belongings such as books, umbrella, tiffin carrier, etc, and it must be marked with the name of the owner. The school is not responsible for the articles that are lost.

  • Every child should take part in the co-curricular and extra-curricular activities.

  • Students should not wear costly ornaments especially gold ornaments while at school.

  • Only required food need be brought to the school in order to avoid wastage of food.

  • Damages if any, caused to school properties, will be made good at the expense of the pupil responsible.

  • As per the government rules students are not permitted to give expensive gifts to the staff of the institution. The intention behind these gifts usually can be genuine appreciation, but the extravagant nature of such gifts can lead to discomfort. Hence kindly avoid it.

  • Class room parties and birthday celebrations are strictly prohibited in the class environment.

The following are considered as serious offences liable for punishment including dismissal from the school.

  • Possessing/ Use of mobile phones/electronic gadgets. If caught, it will be confiscated and will not be returned.

  • Driving of four wheelers and powered two wheelers in and around the school campus.

  • Destroying school properties intentionally.

  • Higher level disobedience.

  • Sexual allegations.

  • Stealing others property.

  • Use of intoxicating agents.

  • Malpractices in the examinations.

  • Use of abusive language and man handling.

  • Indecent behaviour.

  • Political involvement

  • Any other activity which damages the image of the school.

PARENTS are bound to obey the rules & regulations of the school.

  • Parents are bound to obey the decisions of the School Managing Committee & School Governing Body.

  • Parents are expected to cooperate for the smooth functioning of the school by enforcing punctuality, discipline in their ward and are expected to take keen interest in the day-to-day progress of their ward.

  • Parents should examine their children's progress report and other assessment records carefully to ensure that their wards take special interest to study those subjects in which they are weak.

  • No student suffering from any contagious disease should be sent to the school.

  • The child should be taken back from the school in the evening before 4.45 pm sharp.

  • Unnecessary interference of the parents or guardians to take the children with them out of the school premises during the school hours will not be permitted. On genuine and unavoidable reasons, however, the parents may take their children with prior permission from the Principal / Headmaster.

  • Complaints, if any, can be routed through class teachers and Headmaster concerned.

  • The Management, Principal and Staff will not be held responsible in any way for mishaps or loss of life that may occur to the student either in the school campus or while being transported by the school buses.

  • The following are considered as serious offences which will invoke actions including blacklisting of parents and termination of their wards:

  • Indecent behavior towards the employees of the school.

  • Entering the classrooms or staff rooms without permission from the Principal.

  • Convening unauthorised parents meet.

  • Other undesirable actions which damage the image of the school.

    "All students shall maintain modesty and decency in their attire while on the campus, Students shall not attend classes or participate in academic or institutional activities wearing garments that completely cover their faces and prevent proper identification."