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CONTENTS
Importance of Education
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Introduction of School
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Vision
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Aims & Objectives
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History & Background
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Academics
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Co-Curricular Activities
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Admissions
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Fee Structure
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Uniform
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IMPORTANCE OF EDUCATION
The ink of the scholar is more sacred than the blood of the martyr.
Hazrat Muhammad (PBUH)
Education makes people easy to lead but difficult to drive, easy to govern, but
impossible to enslave. (Peter Brougham)
Do not train children to learning by force and harshness, but direct them to it by what
amuses their minds so you may be better able to discover with accuracy the peculiar
bent of the genius of each. (Plato)
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INTODUCTION OF THE SCHOOL
WELCOME TO SESS
Supreme Education School System SESS is a model private sector educational
institution styled on the modern educational system of international standards with a
blend of religious education, specially designed to meet the requirement of the
students to meet the challenges by involving the four E’s approach EXPOSURE EXPANSION - EXPLORATION- EXCELLENCE established since April 2004,
SESS has innovated modern education standards, with universally acclaimed
academic excellence and all round development of students.
"At SESS we mean something special by the word 'Education'. To us, creating the best
education for your children means giving them every opportunity to fulfill their
potential be it in terms of academic achievement or in the broader sense of personal
development."
WORDS OF PRINCIPAL
We know that one of the most important decisions that parents make on behalf of the
child is the decision about which school to send them to. There are few things which
are likely to have more impact on a young person's future than the quality of the
school they attend. So we work hard to ensure that everyone who sends the child to the
SESS is happy with that choice. It is our belief that every child deserves the very best
start in life and we make it our purpose to provide just that to all the children who
enter our doors. We Endeavour to provide the best possible teaching and curriculum;
we want your child to make progress and achieve the very best they can; but most of
all we want the children at the SESS to be happy and enjoy their life with us.
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Our vision is to be at the top in producing the true Muslims, truthful,
hardworking, confident, tolerant, steadfast & courageous progressive individuals, who
will prove themselves as valuable assets for the nation and the country. We prepare
our students to be professional, skilled individuals also fitted for the modern world,
committed to the communities in which they live and work.
Our mission is to provide the students educational services with the blend of religious
education so that they experience learning success and success in eternal life.
We are committed to providing quality education and willing to promote it for
Generations to come.
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 Develop the ability to think and learn logically.
 Develop fully as individuals, developing personal qualities of selfrespect, self-confidence, and self-discipline by promoting a caring and
positive atmosphere.
 Gain skills and competence not only in the field of numeracy, literacy
and science, but across all areas of the curriculum.
 Develop the qualities of caring for others and sharing in the school
community as a whole.
 Develop an appreciation for the world around us and their place in it.
 Develop the creative aspect of themselves and an awareness of
aesthetic considerations.
 Develop lively, ensuring minds and the ability to apply themselves
constructively to task of all kinds.
 Develop leaders to steer the world of tomorrow.
SESS is the “Home of Love & Joy” where children learn and live
like one family and experience success in a variety of ways.
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WRONG is WRONG,
even if everyone is doing it.
RIGHT is RIGHT
even if no one is doing it.
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TRUSTWORTHINESS
HONESTY
COURTESY
RESPECT
RESPONSIBILITY
FAIRNESS
CARING
CITIZENSHIP
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HISTORY AND BACK GROUND
Supreme Education School System is a model institution styled on the modern
educational system of International standard specially designed to meet the
requirements of the child in his early, formative years by involving the four E's
EXPOSURE, EXPANSION, EXPLORATION and EXCELLENCE.
Each child is to be assisted in growing according to his natural design without
deprivation or forcing, in an environment and by a process, which also supply a social
direction to his achievement. All activities are tuned into the child's stage to
development.
The growth of children in this institution is the success of the "Teaching Methodology,
Curriculum & Creativity". At SESS where each child is assisted in growing by a
system so that he feels the thrill of success and finds his own worth and dignity.
Today SESS has grown into a leading Islamic educational institution imparting allround education and its quality of teaching has been recognized.
FACULTY
An essential ingredient of a good school is competent teachers. Meticulous care is
exercised in the recruitment of academic staff of all categories so that school is
managed by highly qualified and experienced staff, well versed and proficient in their
subjects. There is therefore diversity and broadness of vision. The institute has highly
qualified trained and experienced teaching staff which comprises male and female
members. All the teachers are aware of the latest teaching techniques and pay
individual attention to each child to ensure that all the children discover themselves to
their maximum according to their ability/aptitude at their own rate.
Methodology & Curriculum
The school environment can help or hinder the realization of goals for young children.
Keeping this in view the school provides the best possible environment that will
contribute to the development of child both physically and mentally. Provision is made
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for continuous growth in social and emotional development through a balanced
programmed that will meet the needs of the child. The emphasis in the school is for
inculcating a 'spirit of inquiry' at a very young age. Teaching is done through 'PlayWay' methods, stimulating materials, creativity, making use of the latest electronic and
mechanized audio-visual systems. Experimentation is done in the relevant matters to
make the child actually understand and appreciate what otherwise may appear to be
meaningless or incomprehensible. A systematic and regular method of evaluation of
the student's progress in all fields of the educational activities has been adopted and a
consolidated record of the student is maintained.
The medium of instruction is English with due emphasis to URDU and
ISLAMIAT.SESS lays great importance on religious, cultural and national traditions.
During the course of each school day, children will be engaged in a variety of
activities, covering different aspects of the curriculum.
ACADEMICS
The school comprises of three sections:
PRE-PRIMARY
Pre-School, Nursery & KG
PRIMARY
Grade One to Five
SECONDARY
Grade Six to Metric
COLLEGE SECTION
The college offers the following courses:
F.A, F.Sc, ICS, B.A, B.Ed., B.Com, M.Ed.
Co-Curricular Activities
At SESS ample opportunities and facilities are provided to activate the mind as well as
the body. Students are encouraged to participate in a variety of activities some of these
activities are:
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Naat & Qir’at Competition
Spallation
Story Telling Debates
Art & Craft Activities
Independence Day Celebration
Defence Day
Iqbal Day
Art & Craft Exhibition
Science Exhibition
Quaid Day
Seerat-e-Rasool (S.A.W) Conference
Fun Gala
ADMISSIONS
ADMISSION PROCEDURE
School Office is responsible to provide complete assistance regarding admission
process.
1. Parents seeking admission of their child must fill in the Admission Form.
2. Admissions are solely based on merit, availability of seats, written tests and
short interview of the student. Those who will pass the written test will be
issued the admission forms.
3. Once the admission is approved by the Principal, fee challan will be issued.
4. Admission will be confirmed on the submission of fee as well as of the
following documents. Copies of the following documents should be attached
with the application form:
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Two Passport size photographs
Attested copy of Birth Certificate issued by COMPENTENT AUTHORITY.
National Identity Card of father/ guardian
Previous School Leaving Certificate.
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ADMISSION POLICY
Testing:
Students entering Playgroup and Kindergarten are tested for English proficiency,
aptitude and maturity. To be eligible for testing, a student must fulfill the age
requirement as per the admission rules and regulations. Final admission and placement
is determined by the Principal.
Students entering class I to Matriculation are tested for class placement & aptitude.
Final admission and grade placement is determined by the Principal regardless of
previous school’s class placement, in order to best fit the students into our system.
Withdrawal of students: A month’s notice is to be given in writing to school office by
the parent/guardian in case of withdrawal. If any student is withdrawn without the
requisite notice, a month’s fee will be payable in lieu of notice.
ATTENDANCE POLICY
Regular attendance is essential if a student expects to be successful in school.
Absenteeism can be a major cause of poor performance or failure.
Whenever a child is absent from school, for any reason, parents are requested to call
the school office between 8:00 and 9:00 a.m. to report their child’s absence. This
procedure is protection of each child and child’s parent. In case of more than one
absence, a written application must reach school office notifying the reason of
absences.
LATE ARRIVAL AND EARLY DISMISSAL
It is the responsibility of parents or guardians to insure consistent school attendance.
Consistent student attendance is highly correlated with student achievement. Please
make every effort to promote the excellent school attendance of your child as
instructional time is extremely important. Regular students are awarded with
Excellence Award at the end of the session.
SIGNING STUDENTS IN AND OUT OF SCHOOL
The school discourages the early dismissal of students when classes are in regular
session. Students should be removed from school early only for legitimate reasons
when a reasonable situation prevents the child from attending school for the entire
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day. Needless early dismissals are disruptive both to the child’s education and to the
class that is interrupted. Of course, there are occasions (medical appointments, etc.)
when dismissing a child early is warranted. In such cases, the parent need to report to
the school office to “sign-out” the child, stating the legitimate cause for the early
dismissal. It is recommended that the school be notified in advance of such
circumstances.
TARDINESS
The school has established a procedure for student tardiness as follows:
Students are late if they arrive after the start of the day bell rings.
Following three (3) consecutive late arrivals at school, parents will be called.
On 4th late arrival the student will not be allowed to enter the class.
ASSEMBLY
Assembly is very essential part of the day in a school where students gather in a place
and start their day with the name of Allah Almighty. Classes equally participate in the
assembly according to the Roster. Assembly includes:
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Recitation from Holy Quran with translation.
Hadith with Translation & Explanation.
Na’at
Speech
Information about any country, Personality, Religious Festival, Important
Event etc.
6. Kalmat
7. Dua
8. National Anthem.
LUNCH PROGRAM
During “Lunch time” class teachers will stay with the students inside the class and tell
them the Lunch manners.
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PICK UP & DROP OFF
Your child’s safety is vitally important to us. We encourage students and families to
walk and ride bikes to school. Supervision begins at 7:50. Students cannot be dropped
off before this time.
At the end of the school day, staff will supervise the student till fifteen minutes after
the off time.
Before the first day of school, please be sure your child knows where you intend to
meet. Thank you for your continued cooperation.
SCHOOL HOURS
The school campus is open to students from 7:50 am to 2:10 pm. The first bell rings at
7:55 and the tardy bell at 8:00. School ends at 2:00. Students are not allowed to arrive
prior to 7:50 am, as there is no supervision provided on the playgrounds. Please be on
time to pick up students. Students not picked up by 2:20 pm are brought to the office
to call home.
HOMEWORK POLICY
Purpose: The purpose of assigning homework at Solana Pacific is to strengthen
academic skills, reinforce concepts taught by teachers, develop student responsibility
and accountability, and promote parents awareness.
Homework will generally fall into one or more of these different categories and may
include, but is not limited to, the following examples:
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Practice - This includes activities to reinforce skills such as studying spelling
words and practicing math facts.
Preparation - These are assignments designed to provide background
information and focus on future class activities. Studying for tests and reading
supplementary materials are examples of such homework assignments.
Extension/Creative - Activities such as book reports, science projects, and
research for social studies reports are examples of such homework.
Amount of Homework: The amount of homework assigned shall be related to
the maturity and ability level of the students in a given class.
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Be advised that students may spend more than one hour daily completing school work,
as time at home may be spent doing assigned homework and completing unfinished
classroom assignments.
LOST & FOUND
We make every effort to return lost items if names are on them. Please insure that your
child's name is on coats, lunch boxes, sweatshirts, and other personal items that may
be misplaced.
PARENT TEACHING MEETING
Two meetings are held in each Term. Parents can visit school office on first three
Saturdays of every month during 9:00 am to 12:00 pm.
HEAD LICE
Please look out for symptoms of excessive itching and white nit eggs on hair follicles.
Students with head lice will be sent home for treatment.
HEALTH
If your child becomes ill or injured during the school day, parents will first be noticed.
If we are unable to reach the parent, we will call the people listed on the emergency
card. Be sure to keep up-to-date information on your child’s emergency card, which is
on file in the school office.
GROUNDS FOR SUSPENSION
 Caused, attempted to cause, or threatened to cause physical injury to another
person.
 Possessed, sold or furnished firearm, knife, explosive, or other dangerous
object.
 Caused or attempted to cause damage to school or private property.
 Stole or attempted to steal school or private property.
 Knowingly received stolen school property or private property.
 Engaged in an act of bullying, including, but not limited to, bullying committed
by a means of an electronic act, directed specifically toward a pupil or school
personnel.
 Participated in an act of hate violence.
 Harassed, threatened, or intimidated another student
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Fee structure
Pre-School to One
Two to Matric
Registration Fee
300
Registration Fee
300
Admission Fee
3000
Admission Fee
3000
Monthly Fee
2200
Monthly Fee
2200
Exam Charges
1300
Exam Charges
1500
Stationary Charges
1200
Total Charges
8000
Total Charges
7000
F.SC & ICS
I.COM & F.A
Registration Fee
4000
Registration Fee
4000
Admission Fee
10000
Admission Fee
10000
Monthly Fee
42000
Monthly Fee
48000
Exam Charges
8000
Exam Charges
8000
Total Charges
64000
Total Charges
70000
Sibling Fee
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1st Child
2nd Child
3rd Child
4th Child
100% Fee
90% of Fee is Charged
80% of Fee is Charged
80% of Fee is Charged
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School Timings
Pre-school to KG
Summer timings (7:30 a.m to 12:30 p.m)
Winter timings (8:00 a.m to 1:00 p.m)
Grade One to Matric
Summer timings (7:30 a.m to 1:30 p.m)
Winter timings (8:00 a.m to 2:00 p.m)
School Uniform Guidelines
Summer Uniform
Pre School to KG
For Boys
Grey shorts, white shirt with school monogram, white socks, black school shoes, black
school belt.
For Girls
Red & white checked frock, white shorts, white socks, black school shoes.
One to Metric
For Boys
Grey pant, white shirt with school monogram, white socks, black school shoes, black
school belt.
For Girls
Red & white checked shirt and white shalwar, white socks, black school shoes.
White scarf with (red & white checked piping) from Grade One to Five.
White dupatta with (red & white checked piping) from Grade Six to Metric.
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Winter Uniform
Pre School to KG
For Boys
Grey pant, white shirt with school monogram, white socks, black school shoes, black
school belt, reddish maroon blazer with school monogram.
For Girls
Red & white checked frock, white leggings, black school shoes, reddish maroon blazer
with school monogram.
One to Metric
For Boys
Grey pant, white shirt with school monogram, white socks, black school shoes, black
school belt, reddish maroon blazer with school monogram.
For Girls
Red & white checked shirt and white shalwar, white socks, black school shoes,
reddish maroon blazer with school monogram.
White scarf with (red n white checked piping) from grade one to five.
White dupatta with (red n white checked piping) from grade six to matric.
Stationery & Uniform Suppliers
Stationery is available in school canteen & The School Uniform shop near Lala book
Depot is official suppliers of school Uniform.
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