With the innumerable blessings that technology has bestowed upon the students of the 21st Century, the pressure to compete and perform at the highest level came with the breakthroughs. It is tragic to see that many schools in India are still caught in the cycle of exams, results, and a rigorously structured system that attempts to squeeze marks and grades out of children. This has a disastrous effect on the child’s mental health and fortitude. By pushing students who perform badly into a spiralling abyss, critical thinking and creativity are bound to be undermined.
At Concorde International School, we are trying to mould students into great human beings, not just doctors or engineers. The school was established in Mandya in 2006 by the Concorde Education Society with the sole aim of providing top-notch ‘360-degree’ education to all our students. The management team of Concorde International School takes great pleasure in not only planting the seeds of change, but watching them grow in the form of powerful young minds with a burning desire to change the nation.
Concorde International School is dedicated to nurturing young minds through a vast array of cultural activities and fascinating events.
We take great pride in our rich teaching culture that has been successful in helping children understand the true meaning of diversity.
My school is a tension free school. It allows me to enjoy different aspects of life on play and learn basis. I am enjoying my last days of schooling in Concorde and of course yes, it is my most fascinating journey of life.
- Sri Nidhi
(X Std.)
I am proud to be a Concordite as my school has offered me the core foundation of my life from which I derive the maximum strength and morality to achieve loftier goal and objectives in life.
- Prarthana M P
(X Std.)
Concordites have visual learning opportunities from NextEducation & we also get to learn outside the classroom with educational field trips like interschool competition, NCSE, Olympiad along with global exposure via international projects like British Council, Level UP and DearME that inspire us to dream big.
- Pratipade
(X Std.)
Dr. Gururaj Karajagi is an accomplished scientist and visionary who holds a doctoral degree in Chemistry from the esteemed Karnataka University. He has published over 22 research papers in various reputed journals. He is also a well-known columnist who has authored more than 1500 columns. He is extended his influence to the boards of a few medical and government bodies as well.
As a member of the Karnataka Jnana Aayoga, he has successfully brought 86 schools under the ‘Academy for Creative Teaching.’ He is a passionate crusader for better education that is geared to reach more students.
He has always been a guiding light for our institution.
I. Please fill in the pupil’s information sheet in the diary providing complete
details.
II. Please send your children to the school regularly. Please ensure that the
children will not remain absent unnecessarily for avoidable reasons. Children
with 100% attendance will be recognized and honoured.
III. Please do not send the child to school if he/she is sick. In such cases please
send the leave letter promptly.
IV. If you are sending your child by school van, please ensure the presence of the
child in time at the pickup point. In other cases, please ensure that your child will
be at school well before the commencement of school hours.
V. The diary contains the day to day instructions/observations relating to your
child. Please sign the diary every day and take note of the contents.
VI. Please do not try to meet your child or the teacher in the school during the
school hours. Public are not allowed inside the school premises without the
permission of the principal.
VII. Please attend the parents meet compulsorily which helps you to understand
the progress of your child.
VIII. Please do not allow your child to wear any jewellery, except a pair of ear
rings. We express our inability to take any responsibility for the loss of the
valuables brought to the school by the students without our knowledge. Please
do not send the child to school with nail polish. Your child is welcome to wear
limited number of plastic/rubber bangles while attending the school.
IX. Please furnish proper information and details of the private van drivers to the
class teachers. Please note that the school will not bear any responsibility of the
safety of the children outside the school premises. If you are sending your child
by private van,it will be at your risk and responsibility.
X. Please do not allow your child to bring mobile phones, I phones or any other
mode of instruments of communication or entertainment. We search at random,
the bags/pockets of the students. Any such material found will be confiscated
and suitable action will be taken against the child.
XI. We believe that private tuitions will not help the children in improving the
standards. Instead, they may even prove to be harmful! Think twice before
sending your children to tuition.
XIII. Please do not allow your child to carry money unnecessarily.
XIV. Please do not make call to school unless it is very urgent and important.
XV. Seeking Permission to take the ward during the school hours is not
permitted. Either he / she has to take half-a-day leave or full day leave in such
circumstances.
XVI. You are welcome to drop your suggestion / complaint into the Suggestion
Box kept at the entrance of the school.
XVII. You are welcome to meet the Principal/Administrator, on Tuesdays and
Thursdays between 4:00 p.m and 5:15 p.m for queries / clarifications. You may
even mail them to the e-mail address of the Administrator, viz,
“cisadmin@concordeacademy.edu.in”
XVIII. Parents can meet Mrs BS Lakshmi, Secretary, Concorde International
School with prior appointments.
I. Classes commence after the Morning Prayer. The students are required to be
punctual and to be present in time for the prayer. Late entry to the school will be
permitted to a maximum of five times in a year only.
II. Students should be regular to the school. If the attendance of a student is less
than 75%, he/she will not be permitted to take the annual examination.
III. Records are maintained regarding punctuality, regularity, behaviour and
academic performance of the students and intimated to the parents periodically.
IV. Students should come in neat and complete uniform. Neat fitting bloomer is
compulsory for girls and short haircut is compulsory for boys.
V. Irregular attendance, unsatisfactory progress in studies, habitual idleness and
disobedience are injurious to the moral tone of the school and are sufficient
reasons for the dismissal of the pupil.
VI. Any damage to the school property must be remedied at the cost of the
offender.