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SCHOOL VISION STATEMENT We envision a supportive, democratic and inclusive community, which promotes the holistic development of all stakeholders. SCHOOL MISSION STATEMENT To nature our students in a secure and healthy environment in order to create citizens who can lead quality lifestyles in this progressive world. SCHOOL MOTTO Fulfilment through Enlightenment OUR CORE VALUES Justice and Fair-play, Honesty and Integrity, Commitment and Dedication, Respect, Humility Kindness, Tolerance and Excellence. |
THE NATIONAL ANTHEM by Mr. Patrick Castagne Forged from the love of liberty, In the fires of hope and prayer, With boundless faith in our Destiny, We solemnly declare, Side by side we stand, Islands of the blue Caribbean Sea, This our Native Land, We pledge our lives to Thee. Here every creed and race find an equal place, And may God bless our Nation, Here every creed and race find an equal place, And may God bless our Nation. |
THE NATIONAL PLEDGE by Ms. Marjorie Padmore I solemnly pledge to dedicate my life To the service of God And to my country. I will honour my parents, My teachers, my leaders and my elders, And those in authority I will be clean and honest in all my thoughts, My words and my deeds. I will strive, in everything I do To work together with my fellowmen Of every creed and race For the greater happiness of all And the honour and glory Of my country. |
SCHOOL PLEDGE by Mr. Keith Josephy (Past Teacher) I will do all in my power to succeed in my academic endeavours. I will get involved in the cultural activity of my choice and give it my best in training and performing when I get the chance. I will take my religion seriously and respect the religion of all students. I will lead others by good example, encouraging them to attain the noble aims of the school. May God Bless my efforts. |
SCHOOL PRAYERS
by Mr. McDonald Mitchelle (Past Teacher)
by Mr. McDonald Mitchelle (Past Teacher)
MORNING PRAYER
Our God and Father, whose spirit lives and moves in us.
We thank you for the wonderful world of Nature, where we experience your presence.
We thank you for life, the joys and pleasures of living, for this institution of learning where we are nurtured in
knowledge and wisdom and where we learn to be kind and loving to one another.
Inspire us by your Holy Spirit to do our best in our studies, perseverring diligently in our desires for knowledge,
truth and understanding.
Endow us with zeal and enthusiasm to hold fast to the things that are just and right
so that we may beworthy of your gifts showered upon us.
May our horizons widen with new attitudes and skills that would equip us to prove ourselves
citizens of this fair land of ours.
AMEN
DISMISSAL PRAYER
Heavenly Father,
As we draw close to yet another day,we thank you for the knowledge gained today
And the opportunities to experience your loving precence in our lives.
Protect us as we journey home and make us ready to receive
the joys and blessings of a new day.
This we ask in your loving name.
AMEN
Our God and Father, whose spirit lives and moves in us.
We thank you for the wonderful world of Nature, where we experience your presence.
We thank you for life, the joys and pleasures of living, for this institution of learning where we are nurtured in
knowledge and wisdom and where we learn to be kind and loving to one another.
Inspire us by your Holy Spirit to do our best in our studies, perseverring diligently in our desires for knowledge,
truth and understanding.
Endow us with zeal and enthusiasm to hold fast to the things that are just and right
so that we may beworthy of your gifts showered upon us.
May our horizons widen with new attitudes and skills that would equip us to prove ourselves
citizens of this fair land of ours.
AMEN
DISMISSAL PRAYER
Heavenly Father,
As we draw close to yet another day,we thank you for the knowledge gained today
And the opportunities to experience your loving precence in our lives.
Protect us as we journey home and make us ready to receive
the joys and blessings of a new day.
This we ask in your loving name.
AMEN
ABOUT San Fernando East Secondary School consists of Principal - Ms Patricia Pitt, Vice Principal - Mr Aravind Ramgoolam, Fifty (52) Teachers, and nine (9) Civil Service Staff Members.
Forms 1-3 Subjects: English Language & English Literature, Mathematics, Integrated Science, Social Studies, Spanish, Art/Craft, Dance, Drama, Physical Education, Technology Education, Information Technology and HFLE. Forms 4-5 Subjects: English A, English B, Mathematics, Chemistry, Biology, Integrated Science, Physics, Agricultural Science, Spanish, Principles of Accounts, Principles of Business, Information Technology, Social Studies, Geography, Visual Arts, Music, Theatre Arts, Food Nutrition and Health, Family Resource Management, Technical Drawing, Office Administration, Electronic Document Processing Management, Physical Education, Cosmetology (CVQ), Agricultural Science-Ornamental Aquaculture, Crop Production/Grow Box (CVQ), Metal Engineering Technology (CVQ) and Building Construction (CVQ). |
SCHOOL BASED MANAGEMENT TEAM PRINCIPAL: Patricia Pitt VICE PRINCIPAL: Aravind Ramgoolam CLERK III: Debra Chandool-Mohammed GUIDANCE OFFICER: Don Roberts SCHOOL SOCIAL WORKER: Joan Bynoe MODERN STUDIES H.O.D.: Kristal McKenzie-Phillip MODERN LANGUAGES H.O.D.: Racheal Choti TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION H.O.D: Leon Roopnarine V.A.P.A. H.O.D.: Paul Julien MATHEMATICS & IT H.O.D.: Diana Balliram SCIENCE H.O.D.: Naresh Birju DEAN: Murcheson Flemming DEAN: Roslyn Benjamin DEAN: Karen Dick-Roach DEAN: Videsh Seepersad DEAN: Anil Lutchman SHSSO: LIBRARIAN: Sheena Dalip-Mungaroo LOCAL SCHOOL BOARD CHAIRMAN: Nicola Joseph |
SCHOOL RULES
1. UNIFORM
1.1 The complete school uniform must be worn at all times.
1.2 UNIFORM FOR GIRLS
Girls must wear a white short-sleeved shirt with the school's monogram on the pocket. The shirt must be worn with its band loose-fitting, and 6" below the waist. The skirt must be made with 3 box pleats to the front, 1 1/2" deep and 3 box pleats to the back. The side pocket in the skirt must be on the right side and the skirt's band must be 1 1/2" wide with a black button and 8" zipper placed on the left side.
1.3 The length of the school skirt must be three inches (3") below the student's knee. Gils must wear black shoes (without coloured markings) and plain black socks must be worn at least one inch (1") above the ankle. No ankle socks are allowed. The school tie must be worn under the shirt collar and the knot is to be located between the first and second buttons of the shirt. A plain white vest (without print) must be worn under the school shirt. Undergarments (bras) may be white or black and not visible under the vest/shirt.
1.2 UNIFORM FOR GIRLS
Girls must wear a white short-sleeved shirt with the school's monogram on the pocket. The shirt must be worn with its band loose-fitting, and 6" below the waist. The skirt must be made with 3 box pleats to the front, 1 1/2" deep and 3 box pleats to the back. The side pocket in the skirt must be on the right side and the skirt's band must be 1 1/2" wide with a black button and 8" zipper placed on the left side.
1.3 The length of the school skirt must be three inches (3") below the student's knee. Gils must wear black shoes (without coloured markings) and plain black socks must be worn at least one inch (1") above the ankle. No ankle socks are allowed. The school tie must be worn under the shirt collar and the knot is to be located between the first and second buttons of the shirt. A plain white vest (without print) must be worn under the school shirt. Undergarments (bras) may be white or black and not visible under the vest/shirt.
1.4 UNIFORM FOR BOYS
Boys must wear a white short-sleeved shirt with the school's monogram on the pocket. The shirt must always be tucked into a pair of ASH GREY school trousers (not jeans or "baggy bells" or "skinny fit"). The base of the trousers must be 16 to 18 inches in width. The trousers must be worn on the waistline. A pair of plain black socks and black shoes (without coloured markings) should be worn. A plain white V-necked T-shirt (without print) may be worn under the school shirt.
Boys must wear a white short-sleeved shirt with the school's monogram on the pocket. The shirt must always be tucked into a pair of ASH GREY school trousers (not jeans or "baggy bells" or "skinny fit"). The base of the trousers must be 16 to 18 inches in width. The trousers must be worn on the waistline. A pair of plain black socks and black shoes (without coloured markings) should be worn. A plain white V-necked T-shirt (without print) may be worn under the school shirt.
1.5 UNIFORM FOR PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Students must wear a plain white T-shirt and black track-pants.
1.6 Students may be required to wear special uniforms for Dance, Theatre Arts, Food and Nutrition, Home Management, Technology Studies and Agricultural Science at the discretion of the respective teachers.
1.7 JEWELLERY
Students are allowed to wear a simple wrist watch. GIRLS ONLY are permitted to wear a small stud ot stopper (gold or sliver) on the ear lobe ONLY. No other type of jewellery is to be worn.
Rings, chains and bracelets of any kind are NOT ALLOWED. Any jewellery not allowed WILL BE LODGED IN THE OFFICE FOR COLLECTION AT THE END OF THE TERM BY THE PARENT/GUARDIAN. The school will not be held responsible for any stolen or lost items of jewellery.
1.8 PERSONAL GROOMING FOR GIRLS
Hair must be simply styled and well-groomed. Elaborate hairstyles, weaves and coloured or tinted hair are NOT ALLOWED. Long hair must NOT be left open. ONLY black or white woolies are to be worn to keep hair in place. Braids MUST be neat, simple and tied with no elaborate styles. No coloured braids are allowed. Makeup is strictly prohibited. Lip gloss is NOT ALLOWD. Finger nails must be kept short, clean and free of nail polish. Shades, caps, visors, scarves, bandanas and any other head gear MUST NOT be worn by students.
1.9 PERSONAL GROOMING FOR BOYS
Hair must be simply styled and well-groomed. Elaborate hairstyles, coloured or tinted hair are NOT ALLOWED. Boys should have NO markings, mohawks or engravings on scalp or eyebrows. Shades, caps, visors, scarves, bandanas and any other head gear MUST NOT be worn by students. No earrings are to be worn.
Students must wear a plain white T-shirt and black track-pants.
1.6 Students may be required to wear special uniforms for Dance, Theatre Arts, Food and Nutrition, Home Management, Technology Studies and Agricultural Science at the discretion of the respective teachers.
1.7 JEWELLERY
Students are allowed to wear a simple wrist watch. GIRLS ONLY are permitted to wear a small stud ot stopper (gold or sliver) on the ear lobe ONLY. No other type of jewellery is to be worn.
Rings, chains and bracelets of any kind are NOT ALLOWED. Any jewellery not allowed WILL BE LODGED IN THE OFFICE FOR COLLECTION AT THE END OF THE TERM BY THE PARENT/GUARDIAN. The school will not be held responsible for any stolen or lost items of jewellery.
1.8 PERSONAL GROOMING FOR GIRLS
Hair must be simply styled and well-groomed. Elaborate hairstyles, weaves and coloured or tinted hair are NOT ALLOWED. Long hair must NOT be left open. ONLY black or white woolies are to be worn to keep hair in place. Braids MUST be neat, simple and tied with no elaborate styles. No coloured braids are allowed. Makeup is strictly prohibited. Lip gloss is NOT ALLOWD. Finger nails must be kept short, clean and free of nail polish. Shades, caps, visors, scarves, bandanas and any other head gear MUST NOT be worn by students.
1.9 PERSONAL GROOMING FOR BOYS
Hair must be simply styled and well-groomed. Elaborate hairstyles, coloured or tinted hair are NOT ALLOWED. Boys should have NO markings, mohawks or engravings on scalp or eyebrows. Shades, caps, visors, scarves, bandanas and any other head gear MUST NOT be worn by students. No earrings are to be worn.
2. REGULARITY AND PUNCTUALITY
2.1 School begins at 8:00 a.m.
2.2 Students entering between 8:00 am and 8:10 am must join the late line at the assembly before proceeding to the classroom.
2.3 The school gate will be closed at 8:30 am. Entry will only be granted to students with a written explanation from their parent/guardian. Parent meetings will be held for students who are late for three (3) or more times per month.
2.4 School dismisses at 2:15 pm. No student is permitted to leave the compound before the dismissal bell rings and the closing prayer is said unless a written request is received from the parent/guardian.
2.5 Students are expected to be regular and punctual to school and classes at all times.
2.6 A student who was absent MUST bring an excuse signed by his/her parent of Guardian, on the first day that he/she returns to school. This excuse MUST be given to the Form Teacher.
2.7 Any student who has been absent for a period exceeding one (1) week must bring a medical and be accompanied by his/her parent/guardian.
2.8 A student who wishes to leave the compound during school hours MUST bring a written excuse signed by his/her parent or guardian requesting said permission which is subject to the knowledge and approval of the Form Teacher and Principal/Vice Principal. This letter must be first presented to the Form Teacher.
2.9 Students are not permitted to leave the school compound without a letter signed by the Principal/Vice-Principal.
2.2 Students entering between 8:00 am and 8:10 am must join the late line at the assembly before proceeding to the classroom.
2.3 The school gate will be closed at 8:30 am. Entry will only be granted to students with a written explanation from their parent/guardian. Parent meetings will be held for students who are late for three (3) or more times per month.
2.4 School dismisses at 2:15 pm. No student is permitted to leave the compound before the dismissal bell rings and the closing prayer is said unless a written request is received from the parent/guardian.
2.5 Students are expected to be regular and punctual to school and classes at all times.
2.6 A student who was absent MUST bring an excuse signed by his/her parent of Guardian, on the first day that he/she returns to school. This excuse MUST be given to the Form Teacher.
2.7 Any student who has been absent for a period exceeding one (1) week must bring a medical and be accompanied by his/her parent/guardian.
2.8 A student who wishes to leave the compound during school hours MUST bring a written excuse signed by his/her parent or guardian requesting said permission which is subject to the knowledge and approval of the Form Teacher and Principal/Vice Principal. This letter must be first presented to the Form Teacher.
2.9 Students are not permitted to leave the school compound without a letter signed by the Principal/Vice-Principal.
3. MOVEMENT ON THE COMPOUND
3.1 Movement between classrooms and specialized areas must be done quickly and quietly and in an orderly fashion. Students must always walk using the left hand side of the corridor or stairway. Students must arrive at all their classes ON TIME.
3.2 Students must refrain from loitering arounf the school buildings, on corridors or in washrooms during class time. sitting on the steps is NOT allowed.
3.3 Students are not allowed in the office area unless on urgent business or summoned to the office.
3.4 The staff room is OUT OF BOUNDS for students.
3.5 The School Farm is OUT OF BOUNDS for students during class time except when accompanied by a teacher.
3.6 The Car Park is OUT OF BOUNDS for students. The Bicycle Shed must be used on entry and exit of the school compund.
3.7 Students are NOT to enter any classroom, except their own, unless prior permission is obtained from a teacher.
3.8 The staff washrooms are for staff only.
3.9 The cafeteria is OUT OF BOUNDS for students except during the break or lunch period.
3.2 Students must refrain from loitering arounf the school buildings, on corridors or in washrooms during class time. sitting on the steps is NOT allowed.
3.3 Students are not allowed in the office area unless on urgent business or summoned to the office.
3.4 The staff room is OUT OF BOUNDS for students.
3.5 The School Farm is OUT OF BOUNDS for students during class time except when accompanied by a teacher.
3.6 The Car Park is OUT OF BOUNDS for students. The Bicycle Shed must be used on entry and exit of the school compund.
3.7 Students are NOT to enter any classroom, except their own, unless prior permission is obtained from a teacher.
3.8 The staff washrooms are for staff only.
3.9 The cafeteria is OUT OF BOUNDS for students except during the break or lunch period.
4. PHONES AND OTHER ELECTRONIC DEVICES
4.1 CELL PHONES - Cell Phones must be switched off upon entry to school and remain turned off during school hours. Any cell phone that rings or is being used for any purpose without permission at ANYTIME will be lodged in the office, and MAY ONLY BE COLLECTED BY THE PARENT/GUARDIAN AT THE END OF THE TERM.
Identification of ownership of the cell phone must also be provided. The school will not be held responsible for any stolen or lost cell phones.
IN CASE OF AN EMERGENCY PARENTS/GUARDIANS WHO WISH TO COMMUNICATE WITH THEIR CHILD/WARD CAN CALL THE SCHOOL at 657-7384.
4.2 ICT DEVICES - Laptops and Tablets are ONLY permitted under direct supervision of a teacher. However, the use of these items for illegal purposes such as the storage of porn and games which exhibit violent acts or the explicit use of obscene language will result in such devices being lodged in the office to be collected AT THE END OF THE TERM by the parent/guardian. The school will not be held responsible for any stolen or lost items.
Identification of ownership of the cell phone must also be provided. The school will not be held responsible for any stolen or lost cell phones.
IN CASE OF AN EMERGENCY PARENTS/GUARDIANS WHO WISH TO COMMUNICATE WITH THEIR CHILD/WARD CAN CALL THE SCHOOL at 657-7384.
4.2 ICT DEVICES - Laptops and Tablets are ONLY permitted under direct supervision of a teacher. However, the use of these items for illegal purposes such as the storage of porn and games which exhibit violent acts or the explicit use of obscene language will result in such devices being lodged in the office to be collected AT THE END OF THE TERM by the parent/guardian. The school will not be held responsible for any stolen or lost items.
5. OTHER SCHOOL RULES
5.1 There should be NO:
5.2 The Ministry of Education stipulates that the police must be summoned in all incidents of extreme indiscipline. Please note that the following are Criminal Offences Punishable by Law:
5.3 Students should NOT be "liming" in public places such as The Village Plaza, Pleasantville or in San Fernando by Dottin's Library Corner, La Pique's, RMP Mall, Cyber cafes or Arcades in their school uniform.
5.4 REPORT BOOKS:
5.5 Students must be equipped for school with the timetable, prescribed textbooks, exercise/note/lab books and equipment/uniform for each stipulated subject and other necessary school stationery.
5.6 A student is not allowed to change his/her course of study or drop subjecs without the permission of the Principal and with the agreement of the parent/guardian.
5.7 A written excused by the parent/guardian must be brought in by the student if his/her homework is not completed and submitted on time.
5.8 All assignments must be done in the appropriate book as requested by the subject teachers.
- Sitting or standing on desks
- Sitting on the stairways.
- Playing cards on the school's compound.
- Gambling.
- Chewing gum is strictly prohibited on the compound.
- Removing furniture from the classroom or any other area.
- Writing or drawing of graffiti or marking on desks, tables, walls, steps ect.
- Skipping or breaking class, hiding in the toilets or loitering around the compound.
- Littering of classrooms, walkways, lawns, drains ledges, roofs ect.
- Possession or drinking of alcoholic beverages and smoking of cigarettes or other substances.
- Defacing or damaging of school furniture, equipment, buildings, or other infrastructure.
5.2 The Ministry of Education stipulates that the police must be summoned in all incidents of extreme indiscipline. Please note that the following are Criminal Offences Punishable by Law:
- Use of firecrackers (Explosives Act 16:02) and illegal drugs or alcohol.
- Use of obscene language.
- Gambling and stealing.
- Fighting in or out of school and the possession and use of weapons, firearms (Firearms Act 16:01).
- Possession of weapons intended for crime (Chapter 11:02 Sect 62(1)).
- Possession and sale of pornographic material.
- Bullying and extortion of others; Cyber-bullying ( Computer Misuse Act Ch 11:17).
- Involvement in gang activity.
- Sexual misconduct (Sexual Offence Amendment Act 2000; Children's Amendment Act Ch 46:01).
- Threats or attacks on teachers and others (Education Act Sect 44)THESE.
5.3 Students should NOT be "liming" in public places such as The Village Plaza, Pleasantville or in San Fernando by Dottin's Library Corner, La Pique's, RMP Mall, Cyber cafes or Arcades in their school uniform.
5.4 REPORT BOOKS:
- Each student is required to have a School Report Book.
- Parents/Guardians are responsible for collecting and checking their child's/ward's report book each term.
- Parents/Guardians must sign the report book and ensure that it is returned to the Form Teacher during the first week of the new school term.
- Parents/Guardians are free to bring in report books for discussion with teachers concering their child/ward's progress.
- Students should never tamper with entries made in the report book. This is an illegal act.
- Any alteration of marks or overall grade in examinations will be made and initialed by the respective teacher only.
- Any irregularities in the report book should be brought to the attention of the Form Teacher or Dean.
- Parents/Guardians are expected to pay attention to the advice, request and comments noted in the report books.
5.5 Students must be equipped for school with the timetable, prescribed textbooks, exercise/note/lab books and equipment/uniform for each stipulated subject and other necessary school stationery.
5.6 A student is not allowed to change his/her course of study or drop subjecs without the permission of the Principal and with the agreement of the parent/guardian.
5.7 A written excused by the parent/guardian must be brought in by the student if his/her homework is not completed and submitted on time.
5.8 All assignments must be done in the appropriate book as requested by the subject teachers.
6. DEPORTMENT AND ATTITUDE
6.1 Students must be polite and respectful to all members of staff, school personnel, fellow students and visitors AT ALL TIMES.
RESPONSIBILITIES OF PARENTS/GUARDIANS
Parents/Guardians should ensure that:-
- their child/ward understands and obeys ALL the school rules.
- they make every effort to attend PTA meetings which are held every third Wednesday of each month that school is in session.
- they make every effort to attend Parents Day and parent conferences in order to acquaint themselves with the members of staff involved in their children's education.
- they make every effort to be present when requested by school personnel.
- their child/ward treat classmates and other students like family that you respect and care about, do not do or say anything that will hurt them.
- their child/ward always use class time wisely and productively
- their child or ward protect and respect the enviroment. Cleanliness is next to godliness.
- their child/ward learn something new and positive everyday, in every class.
- their child/ward act responsibly at all times.
Fulfilment through Enlightenment