BHSM/CIR 21-22/ 021 09-08-2021
FOR CLASSES NURSERY TO VIII
Dear Parents,
This is to inform you that our school will be having Inspection for Affiliation by the CBSE Inspection Committee on Friday, 27th August 2021.
To facilitate the process we will suspend classes at 10:50 a.m. on the following days.
- Wednesday, 11th August 2021.
- Monday, 16th August 2021.
- Friday, 27th August 2021.
Regards,
M. Sengupta
Principal
Birla High School - Mukundapur
BHSM/CIR 21-22/ 020 30-07-2021
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BHSM/CIR 21-22/ 019 22-07-2021
FOR CLASSES III TO VIII
Dear Parents,
Greetings from Birla High School – Mukundapur!
Hope you are all in good health.
We are pleased to inform you that we are hosting a Webinar for parents of students of classes III to VIII entitled – “How to Manage your Child’s Emotions”, on Saturday, 31st July 2021, 4:00 p.m. onwards.
The approximately one hour session, will be conducted by our school counselors over Zoom. They will discuss issues such as -
v Different kinds of emotions children experience ,
v Aggression in children and how parents can manage the same,
v Helping children to develop a positive attitude in these stressful times .
You will also get the opportunity to ask any questions you may have, relating to your child’s emotional wellbeing.
We request you to kindly register by clicking on the link below.
Regards,
M. Sengupta
Principal
Birla High School – Mukundapur
BHSM/CIR 21-22/018 20-07-2021
FOR CLASSES NURSERY TO II
Dear Parents,
Greetings from Birla High School – Mukundapur!
Hope you are all in good health.
We are pleased to inform you that we are hosting a Webinar for parents of students of classes Nursery, K.G., I and II entitled – “How to Manage your Child’s Emotions”, on Saturday, 24th July 2021, at 4:00 p.m.
The approximately one hour session, will be conducted by our school counselors over Zoom. They will discuss issues such as -
v Different kinds of emotions children experience ,
v Aggression in children and how parents can manage the same,
v Helping children to develop a positive attitude in these stressful times .
You will also get the opportunity to ask any questions you may have, relating to your child’s emotional wellbeing.
We request you to kindly register by clicking on the link below.
Regards,
M. Sengupta
Principal
Birla High School – Mukundapur
BHSM/CIR 21-22/017 16-06-2021
FOR CLASSES NURSERY TO VIII
Dear Parents,
Greetings from Birla High School – Mukundapur!
We would like to remind all parents, the rules of the school regarding Attendance.
Please note that except in the case of sudden illness, permission of the Principal/Headmistress must be sought before any leave is taken.
Leave is not granted to students to attend social functions or to go out of station during term time.
We request you to go through the Rules and Regulations printed in the School Diary for more details.
Regards,
M. Sengupta
Principal
Birla High School - Mukundapur
BHSM/CIR 21-22/016 16-05-2021
Dear Parents
We are happy to inform you that the school has organised a workshop for parents on Graphology on Saturday, 12th June 2021 from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m.
Graphology is the field of study of understanding an individual’s psychological condition and personality traits by analysing his or her handwriting.
By attending the workshop you will learn the following:
- To analyse your child’s personality traits, emotional and mental condition.
- How to help your child develop a positive state of mind.
Interested parents please register by Monday, 31st May 2021 by clicking on the link below
Regards,
M. Sengupta
Principal
Birla High School - Mukundapur
BHSM/CIR 21-22/015 12-05-2021
Dear Parents,
We trust that you are well and so are your children, the students of Birla High School-Mukundapur. We hope that you have perused Circular No.13 dated 10.5.2021 regarding fees for the session 2021-22.
Your attention is further drawn to the following regarding payment of fees from 1st April, 2021 for the session 2021-22.
1. You may choose to make payment in full of the proposed fee for 2021-22 (referred to as PF) in which case your kind attention is drawn to Circular no.13, para 6 & 7.
2. You may wish to avail of the discounted fees of 80% of the fees of 2019-20 as per Court Order, till physical reopening of school. In which case your kind attention is drawn to Circular No.13, para 6 & 8.
The fees heads (per month) relating to online facilities being provided, against which 80% fees is being charged are as under:
Fees Head Breakdown | 80% of Fees of 2019-20 (P.M.) Rs. |
Tution Fees(Nursery-VIII) | 5560 |
Cocurricular Activity(Nursery-VIII) | 640 |
ICT Fee (Nursery-VIII) | 760 |
Diary (Nursery-VIII) per annum | 200 |
Chargeable fees (per month) for those parents who wish to pay 100% is elaborated below:
Total (Nursery-VIII) | 9570 |
Diary (Nursery-VIII) per annum | 200 |
Our school stands firm in its commitment to providing quality education and holistic development for all students and we seek your cooperation in the continued smooth functioning of the school.
Thanking you
Yours sincerely
Principal
BHSM/CIR 21-22/014 11-05-2021
Dear Parents,
As a parent you are often concerned about your child’s health. To help you in better preparing your child against infectious diseases, we are pleased to collaborate with Pfizer & Makebot and facilitate a webinar entitled ‘Building the Immunity Quotient of Your Child'.
This webinar will be delivered by a healthcare expert on Saturday, 22nd May 2021 from 10:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.
Interested parents please register by Monday, May 17, 2021 by clicking on the link below.
Link: https://makebot.in/buildiq
We urge all of you to join the webinar and benefit from it.
Regards,
M. Sengupta
Principal
Birla High School - Mukundapur
BHSM/CIR 21-22/013 10-05-2021
To,
All parents of students of the School
A Way Ahead for 2021-2022
1. We hope you are well and trust that parents of our wards, and their families, have been taking all due care in these unprecedented times. Looking after the health and well-being of your loved ones is of paramount importance. We look forward to the time when a degree of normalcy will be restored in our daily lives, particularly in the educational journey of our students.
2. The all-round and recognized success of our institution, demonstrated by the performance and merits of our students, has always been enriched by a constructive role of parents, teachers, staff and well-wishers. Even in the pandemic situation and the given mandatory restrictions on physical interface during the previous academic year (2020-2021), the School has done its best to uphold its delivery of quality education with uninterrupted and sincere zeal.
3. On our part we had already taken voluntary steps to mitigate financial burdens on parents, before the Hon’ble Courts ruled on public interest litigations which were launched on schools in general. We have been fully compliant with judicial orders, which are essentially intended to help parents tide over difficulties as long as the situation brought about by the pandemic of Covid 19 persists and normalcy evades us.
4. However, as a responsible institution, we cannot lose sight of realities and the sensitive need to maintain and uphold both infrastructure and faculty excellence for the long run. Parents will kindly appreciate that if we have to cover standing costs and mitigate inflation driven cost escalations only through our fees. Sustainable economics cannot be compromised.
5. Apart from establishment costs and statutory financial obligations, salaries of teachers and other staff as per the recommendations of the Sixth Pay Commission (as adopted by the Government of West Bengal) have to be met in this financial year. Our teachers and support staff after all form the backbone of the institution and should not be denied such escalations which have been adopted by the Government and implemented also by various other schools in the city. This gives rise to a corresponding huge unavoidable yet mandated increase in our operational expenses. The auxiliary expenses and earmarking of funds for appropriate development as mandated by CBSE by-laws is an added reality.
6. It has thus become inescapable to revisit the fee structure, taking into account the increased running costs, salaries and other relevant factors affecting the School. Consequently, the proposed fees (hereinafter called “PF”) for the current academic session 2021-2022 will stand at a nominal increase of approximately 10% over the corresponding fees of the academic session 2019-2020.
7. We now are compelled to request parents, who are capable of paying the PF and do not need to avail of Court mandated discounts, to pay such fees and not to avail of the reduction in school fees provided hereinafter, if their financial situation does not merit the reduction.
8. In terms of Court orders, the School will continue to provide discount / reduction of 20% of the fees of 2019-2020 with regard to facilities provided and charge 80% of the fees of 2019-2020 and will not insist upon payment of any higher amount. However, in the interest of preventing irreparable harm to the institution, we request parents not to avail of the such discount, if their financial situation does not merit such reduction. The fees and charges for facilities provided which the School will insist on payment will continue to be as per the orders of the Hon’ble Courts. The School however makes it clear that it will take steps to recover the arrears, subject to orders of Court.
9. It will not be out of place to mention here that even the Hon’ble Court has “requested (parents) not to avail of the reduction in school fees, if their financial situation does not merit the reduction”.
10.Thus, subject to orders of the Hon’ble Courts, the proposed fees for the academic session 2021-2022 which are intended to be made applicable with effect from April 01, 2021 or such other dates as may be advised will be enforced, and dues over and above the payment that may have been actually made and that payable in terms of this notice, will be recoverable by the School. The scheme of awarding scholarships and due commitments to statutes will continue as before.
11.We may also point out that the Hon’ble High Court had allowed certain cost arrears and expenses for developing infrastructure to be recovered when physical functioning resumes; however, we have not proposed to do so in the proposed fees schedule.
12.In accordance with requests and directions of the Hon’ble Courts, parents who are blessed and are in a position to pay the full amount of the proposed fees are sincerely requested to pay the same voluntarily. We hope that - considering the welfare, education and all-round development of your wards - parents and guardians will as always extend whole hearted co-operation for strengthening and improving the quality of the children’s education and happiness of all concerned. It also goes without saying that parents voluntarily paying full amount of the proposed fees also creates opportunities for the School to assist parents who are unfortunately in a difficult position.
13.Our School stands firm in its commitment of providing quality education and balanced development for all students. Our teachers have left no stone unturned in providing an unbroken learning process. We solicit your kind cooperation in continued smooth running.
This Circular is without prejudice to our rights and contentions in the pending Court cases.
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BHSM/CIR 21-22/012 01-05-2021
Dear Parents,
Please note that all Office Staff of the school will be working from home from Monday 3rd May 2021 to Saturday 8th May 2021.
Warm Regards
Minnie Sengupta
Principal