SURE AND STEADY MUST SUCCEED
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SURE AND STEADY MUST SUCCEED
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The school year is divided into three terms of approximately twelve (12) weeks each. The school week is from Monday to Friday inclusive. Only boys between the ages of three and a half and ten will be admitted to the School.
The curriculum follows that which is set out by the Ministry of Education. However, the school does not only teach to help boys pass the Common Entrance Examination to Secondary Schools, but approaches education in a holistic manner, ensuring that our students thrive culturally, spiritually, and physically.
At SCBS, we understand that some children may need time to adjust to a new environment and at such:
SCBS celebrates diversity and students of all faiths and religions are welcomed. However, all children assemble in the school hall for daily prayers which are Christian-based.
At all times the dress code must be adhered to. All students must wear the correct School uniform which consists of:
All hairstyles must be short and neatly done (no exceptions). No styles, markings or untidily kept hair shall be allowed.
The school hours are from 8:15 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
SCBS recommends that the school yard be used strictly as a drop off and pick-up zone.
SCBS does not currently hold an advance term’s deposit when children are accepted; hence the following procedure should be followed should you need to withdraw your child from school.
Failing such:
It is not the policy of the School to re-admit students who were withdrawn before taking the Eleven-Plus examination. Matters such as these are referred to the Board for direction and not decided by the Principal.
In exceptional cases, if such a situation arises, parents must also offer compelling reasons why such students would not encounter similar problems if the child were to be readmitted.
A re-admission request letter must be sent to the School stating the following:
A decision would be made within fourteen days on the receipt of the said request by the Board.
The school will not tolerate any use of abusive language whether written or oral by students or parents. Disparaging remarks verbally or on social media will be deemed unacceptable and the student will be either suspended or expelled depending on the severity of the matter.