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The school uniform policy has to be followed as determined by the school. Students who do not observe the policy uniform code will not be allowed to attend school.
The Bay View Academy uniform is available at Ghani Sons. The uniform policy is as follows:
BOYS:
GIRLS:
Students, who do not follow the dress code, will be sent home. Uniforms that do not meet school requirements must be replaced.
Examinations are introduced in the Junior School in Class IV as part of the on-going process of development towards the O-Level.
Students appear for their first exams in Class IV. Mock exams are held in the First Term to guide students through the process of sitting for an exam. These results are not recorded in the report card. However, Second Term results are recorded to form a complete student profile.
Examinations will be held in English Language, Mathematics and Urdu in both the First and Second Terms. Term results in each subject will be based on a process of continuous assessment.
We hope you will help your children to use the Library effectively and encourage them to read a variety of books of their level.
Below are isolation periods for children with infectious diseases, which must be adhered to by parents. A child is not allowed to re-enter the school after having an infectious disease without a medical certificate. Children returning after such an absence must report to the School Office before going to class.
S.# | NAME |
TRANSMISSION |
ISOLATION PERIOD FROM SCHOOL |
1. |
Chicken Pox | Usually infectious before rash appears. | 14 days from onset of rash. No blisters containing fluid should be present. All open scabs should be crusted and all scales should have fallen off. |
2. |
Conjunctivitis | Infectious while symptoms are present. | Until symptoms have cleared. |
3. |
Diphtheria | Until certified fit by doctor including negative throat and nasal swab. | |
4. |
Dysentery and Diarrhoeal disease | Infectious even after symptoms improve. | Until convalescence (symptom free) is definitely established and normal stools are seen when off treatment. |
5. |
German Measles | Usually infectious before rash appears. | 7 days from onset of rash in the case of a mild attack. |
6. |
Head Lice | Until head has been cleaned and medicated. All nits must be removed. | |
7. |
Hepatitis | Usually infectious before symptoms appear. | Minimum 2 weeks. Until symptom free along with fitness certificate from doctor. Liver function test normal. |
8. |
Measles | Usually infectious before symptoms appear. | For not less than 12 days from the date of onset of the rash. |
9. |
Mumps | Usually infectious before symptoms appear. | For not less than 2 weeks from onset, with clear evidence of no swelling or inflammation of the throat. |
10. |
Poliomyelitis | Return when certified and cleared by the doctor. | |
11. |
Ringworms | Return when certified and cleared by the doctor. | |
12. |
Scabies | Transmitted by direct contact or handling of contaminated objects. | Until proper treatment has been given. Return when certified cured by pediatrician or dermatologist. |
13. |
Typhoid Fever | Water-borne feco-oral route. | Minimum 2 weeks. Return when certified clear by the doctor. |
14. |
Whooping Cough | Highly Contagious | At least 2 weeks from onset and until cough has subsided. |