MESSAGE FROM THE PRINCIPAL
Dear Parents,
I thank you for your interest and confidence shown in S.I.C.S. It is a great pleasure to welcome your son to S.I.C.S., Jawalamukhi. I am sure he or she will find a homely atmosphere, which will help her or him adjust to the new environment. S.I.C.S. is a family where children coming from different backgrounds and from different parts of the country gather on a common platform to share their fellow friends and communicate with each other and with their teachers in a conducive atmosphere. A student is exposed to various kinds of experiences, some pleasant while others could be unpleasant, and it is expected that in such cases he or she confides in his teachers or housemasters. His or her initiative might draw the required attention of the people he or she is associated with well in time. He or she will be fully present. Only in serious cases of illness do we send a telegram to the parents.
S.I.C.S. stands committed not only to educating the boys to achieve high percentages in academics but also to infusing and inculcating human values. My team of faculty members works with full determination and dedication to pave the way for enhanced awareness, greater openness, courage, freedom to explore, building self-confidence and self-respect, and becoming a dignified and proud citizen of the country.
I would like to request that you kindly brief us about his physical, psychological, or emotional problems, if any, and if he is allergic to any medicine or anything. The routine of S.I.C.S. begins with the rising bell at 5:30 a.m. and keeps the student on their toes the whole day. It ends at 9:30 p.m. On the right, when he goes flat on his bed in the world of dreams, only to get fresh the next morning,. It could be strenuous for a few, but everything settles down with the passage of time. A child is being prepared to face the world of challenges and cutthroat competitions. The life in the boarding school is full of fun, enjoyment, and challenges. If you visualize its panoramic view, it is a place where a child actually grows both internally and externally.
Shaping the future of a child involves close cooperation among teachers, housekeepers, and parents. I would advise you to train your child to do his daily routine chores by himself, like polishing his shoes and keeping his belongings properly. I would appeal to you not to give expensive articles or dresses. He does not need them here. His extra needs will be managed through his personal account.
Kindly cooperate in maintaining the discipline of the school, which is the backbone of the institution. The reward of all efforts put in by the teachers and parents will be realised when the eyes of the child sparkle with delight at his achievements.
Best Regards.
Yours sincerely.
Dr. Munish Rana.
SI