Parents must ensure that;
– They receive regular academic reports from the school regarding their child’s progress.
– Their child attends school each day, is punctual and in cases of absence explains the reasons for such absence to the school.
– They protect and ensure the rights of their child to learn
– As far as possible, their child attends school in good health and conforms to generally accepted norms of personal cleanliness and neatness.
– They provide for a proper immunisation of the child as required by law.
– They provide their children with the resources, basic equipment and learning material needed to complete school work.
– They refrain from abusive language or inflammatory behaviour.
– They bring to the attention of school authorities any problem, condition or circumstances that affect their child or other children or persons in the school community.
– They seek change in an orderly and approved manner
– They keep the school informed of any changes of address and any other personal details as required.
– They provide the school upon request with original reports received at other educational institutions, particularly at the time of initial enrolment to the school. Parents of learners who are not South African citizens must provide the school, upon request with original study permits or temporary residency permits.
– They discuss report cards, work assignments and homework with their children.
– Their children abide by the rules, regulations and procedures set forth by the school.
– They endeavour to promote positive interpersonal relations between learners, educators, other parents and the wider school community in the best educational interest of their children.
– They pay school fees as determined by the School Governing Body