Tameer-i-Wattan

Public Schools & Colleges Abbottabad

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  •   Phone: +92-992-412801 | +92-992-384647
  • Contact: Mandian, Abbottabad, Pakistan.

Students Life

Welcome to Tameer-i-Wattan Public School & College Abbottabad, a nationally recognized institute providing academic excellence, and a vibrant community of scholars and learners committed to serve the nation and the humanity across the world.

Student Code of Conduct

Felicitating you and the student for such a glorious opportunity to build a future in great Tameer-i-Wattan, may we implore you to kindly note the following for strict compliance please:

  1. No migration will be admissible for Scholarship students, in case of migration students has to pay full fee for the previous session.
  2. The student will be expected to strictly adhere with the college code of conduct.
  3. He/She will ensure high status of punctuality in the morning and will not leave the college premises before the classes are over.
  4. He/She will be expected to attend the college in a meticulous dress/ uniform to feel pride to be a Tameerian.
  5. He/She will demonstrate the highest moral standard while dealing the fellow students or faculty. The student will not be a part of undisciplined gangs in or outside of the college.
  6. The student will not take part in sectarian or other activities.
  7. The students will keep away from drugs or any other kind of addiction.
  8. Will keep away from unfair means during all board and local exams.
  9. The student will ensure to clear the college dues will in time.
  10. It will be the responsibility of parents/ students to submit all the required documents along with the admission form.

Note:

Beard students are not allowed to keep ‘FRENCH BEARD”. Such student’s either to shave the French beard or leave the college accordingly.

Important Note:

May we remind you once again that any violation of the afore cited code of conduct may lure a strict disciplinary action including the termination of the student or his/her disqualification to appear in the board exams.

Examination

At the beginning of the semester, the Principal of the Institute shall announce the approximate dates of examination.

  1. The examination paper shall normally be set and marked by the teacher.
  2. Students with less than 80% attendance in a course will not be allowed to take the examination.
  3. For board classes (SSC & HSSC) results below 60% in detention examination lead to disqualification of students for annual board examination held in future.

Grading Procedure

The equivalent of percent marks, letter grades and grade points shall be as Follows.


%Marks Letter Grade Grade Point
90-100 A+ 4.00
80-89 A 3.67
70-79 B 3.33
65-69 C 3.00
56-64 D 2.25
45-49 E 2.00
Below-45 F 1.50

All courses taken by a student will be shown on his/her transcript including those of Failure or Repetition.

RE-ADMISSION

Re admission for boarder/day scholars may be allowed at the discretion of board of Governors on payment of re admission charges settled by administration authorities.Under no circumstance will a second re admission be allowed in one academic year.

WITHDRAWAL AT PARENTS REQUEST/ DISCHARGE

A written request for withdrawing a student must reach the office well in advance i-e about a month in case of Boarders, and not less than ten days in case of Day Scholars. The school/college leaving certificate will be issued only after all the school/college dues including canteen etc, have been cleared. In case of a day scholar/day boarder, full fee for the month, and in the case of a boarder, full fee for the quarter during which the withdrawal takes place or student's name is struck off, will have to be paid. Applications for withdrawal at the end of the academic year must be submitted latest by the day the annual examination results are announced. Once a student's name has been transferred to the rolls for the next year, fee for the month of March in case of a Day Boarder / Day Scholar and for the 1st quarter in the case of Boarder, becomes payable and the school/college leaving certificate will be issued only after the same, along with the other outstanding dues, which have been met.

WITHDRAWAL/DISCHARGE BY COLLEGE ON ACADEMIC AND DISCIPLINARY GROUNDS

For withdrawal on academic and disciplinary grounds, following policy is strictly followed:

ACADEMICS:

  1. Continuous Failing in Monthly/Semester exams.
  2. Failing in One subject in Annual Examination will be liable to detention.
  3. If already a detainee and fails again in one subject in Annual Examination.
  4. Failing in any subject or securing 'C’ or lesser grades in SSC Part-1 Board Examination.
  5. Failing in any subject or securing 'C' or lesser grades in SSC Part-2 Board Examination.
  6. Failing in any subject or securing 'C' or lesser grades in HSSC Part-1 Board Examination.
  7. For Non Board Classes failing in two subjects in annual examination merits detention in the same class.
  8. Board class failures in terminal and send-up exam may either repeat the class or be withdrawn on academic grounds.
  9. Repeated failures in monthly tests/terminal/send-up exams.


DISCIPLINE:

  1. Cheating in exams or in any other form.
  2. Committing theft.
  3. Grave immoral conduct.
  4. Smoking.
  5. Physical violence or attempt there of resulting in injury or having the potential to cause serious injury.
  6. Repetitive /prolonged absence (without leave) or bunking form classes.
  7. Bunking from college premises.
  8. Any immoral/undesirable/unbecoming conducts, while on leave.
  9. Willful/serious damage to college property.
  10. Instigating other students or acting as kind of ringleader to violated/undermine the college policies/rules/orders wherein good order and discipline of the institution is threatened/ compromised.
  11. Any collective/group activity which is illegal / unauthorized and tends to undermine/compromise the good atmosphere of the college/state of discipline.
  12. Possession/use of drugs/intoxicants and weapons/knives etc.
  13. Any other act which is dishonorable and below the expected standards of conduct of a Hallian. Involving in agitation or instigating other students to agitate/go on strike.


FINE:

Major Offences:

Warning along with a fine upto Rs. 5000/- and parents call may be executed on Red slip for committing following offenses:

  1. Disobedience of legal orders of the College/House Appointments.
  2. Disfiguring or damaging the College property.
  3. Lending or borrowing money/possessing extra money other than sanctioned.
  4. Visiting ‘Out of Bound' places.
  5. Arriving late after leave / weekends etc.
  6. Possessing Undesirable printed material.
  7. Keeping Mobile Phones (These, if confiscated, will be destroyed publicly).
Minor Offences:

Warning along with a fine upto 1000/- and parents call may be executed on Observation slip for committing following offences:

  1. Improper dress/haircut. Late coming to the College.
  2. Poor class Room/Dining Hall behaviour.
  3. Irregular in home assignments.
  4. Irregular / poor attendance in the classes/games/functions.
  5. Throwing rubbish in the college area.
  6. Possessing following unauthorized items: Musical instruments, radio, walkman, video games, MP- 3, electric appliances, valuables etc.

Late Fee

Students who fail to pay their fees on due date are fined as follows.

  1. Asum of Rs. 50/- per day is charged as late fee from the Boarders till the last day of the quarter i.e. 10th March, 10th June, 10th September and 10th December for 1st , 2nd , 3rd and 4th quarters respectively.
  2. In case of the Day Boarders and day Scholars, the fee must be paid by the 5th of every month, after which a late fee fine of Rs 20/- per day will be charged till the end of the month, after which the student's name will be struck off the school/college rolls.
  3. On no account a student's name can be kept on the school/college rolls, if his/her fee remains unpaid even after the above dates. Re-admission will be on discretion of the Principal end and payment of re-admission fine.

Co-Curricular Grooming

Realizing the same from last your college has established a separate directorate under a senior professor as director tutorials and co-curricular wing. Last year English/Urdu declamation were held. The Iqbal day was celebrated where the students proved their skills to sing the Kalam-e-Iqbal in such a way that audience seemed enchanted.

CHANGE IN BOARDER/DAY BOARDER STATUS

Please note that a student, who is admitted as Boarder/Day Boarder, is not subsequently allowed to shift over to Day Scholar at least for two years, because there are separate seats as well as selection criteria for admission to both the school/college. Change of seat from one to the other is not possible for at least one study session of two years. Anyone who does not want to continue as a Boarder or Day Boarder in spite of the 2-years restriction will automatically stand withdrawn from the school/college on receipt of application for the change.

Pocket Money

Students up to class V are not allowed to have any cash with them, nor may they be given any money by their parents/visitors. A sum of Rs.1000/- per term or Rs. 5000/- per annum should be deposited with the House Master/Mistress. They are allowed to make purchases out of this account twice a week under the supervision of the school staff, Money orders are NOT accepted. Students in higher classes i.e. class VI up ward, should deposit the cash with their House Master and get it from him, Whenever required. The House Master will maintain a separate account for each student and deposit the entire amount in the pocket money account of their house, or may receive it through visitor's money orders. They are allowed to keep an account with the school canteen but may not spend more than Rs. 150/- per month. It is the school/college responsibility to ensure that the school canteen supply things of good quality and charges reasonable rates.

LETTERS WRITING

Every Boarder is persuaded to write at least one letter every week to his parents/guardian on their present address given in the admission form, any change in address should be communicated to the school/college by the parents / guardians, in writing at their earliest convenience. They are also advised to write to the children quite frequently all their letters should be replied as promptly as possible. Official correspondence is also made on this address. The school/college welcomes at least occasional letters from the parents/guardians enquiring into the health welfare and progress of their children/wards. It is in the best interest of the students if there is a regular contact between the school/college and parents in this.

TELEPHONE CALLS

Parents/Guardians of Boarders can contact to concerning housemasters on their official number 24/7 regarding the academics and others issues of their children. Parents / Guardians of day scholars can contact regarding any complaints to the below given numbers.

Boys Wing:
0992-385278-79

Girls Wing:
0992-384647-48

JOURNEY TO COLLEGE/HOME

It will be the responsibility of the parents/guardians to arrange safe journey for their sons/wards for going home and coming back to the College at the beginning and end of breaks/holidays. However, where possible, the college may arrange journey by rail/road/air of the students in groups on behalf of the parents/guardians. The College will adopt all possible measures for the safety of the Students during their stay at the College Campus. However, the College shall not be held responsible for any kind of accidents/mishaps causing any kind of physical harm or injury.

Parent-Teacher Meetings

It is a pristine fact that good working relationship between parents and teachers is one of the strong pillars on which an educational institute stands for the achievement of academic excellence.
It is needless to say that the first learning institute for a child is a mother’s lap whereas; a teacher not only flourishes the mind but also uplifts a child spiritually. therefore, the combination of parents and teacher’s edification for the child reaches to the climax of understanding and development.
Keeping in mind the importance of parents-teachers role Tameer-i-Wattan Public School & College conducts parents Teachers meetings on regular basis.

ATTENDANCE

Punctuality is the backbone of any field of life; achievement and accomplishment is the product of regularity. Observing the gravity of the major offence of missing the classes, the education code, as well as the Board's Calendar (BISE Abbottabad) have laid down that a student who has less than 75 % of possible attendance, counted from the date of the commencement of the academic session, or the date of his/her admission to the school, in case of new admission, may not be allowed to take the annual examination. Therefore, we consider that complete class attendance is primary to learning and punctuality is the bedrock of discipline. On our part, the School and College have taken further strict measures to curb absenteeism. These measures are as follows.

  1. Attendance in class is recorded twice a day in the morning assembly and then after the recess. Leave for absence has to be applied for in advance writing and the application, written in ink, should be duly signed by the parent/guardian.
  2. Application for medical must be delivered personally by the parent/guardian to eliminate the chances of malingering.
  3. Name of boys absenting themselves without valid reason for three (3) consecutive days or a broken period of five (5) days or more in one half of a term are liable to be struck off the school/ college rolls and will have to seek re-admission.
  4. In the process of readmission, the student may also miss the Mid-term or End-term exam. As per our new marking system, the marks of each of the four exam in a session will now contribute to the core of the final exam thus, the absence from anyone exam would substantially decrease the chances of passing at the end of the year.
  5. Students of college sections who remains frequently absent from the class, during the term will not be allowed to continue their studies in the college and their Admission form will be with drawn and the student will not be allowed to take the examination.
  6. A fine of Rs. 50/- per day is levied for absence without leave in case of Day Boarder/ Day Scholar , and Rs. 100/- per may be imposed for absence immediately after the vacation/holidays and in case of college students any day of the year.
  7. Late comer will be fine Rs. 100 per day & casual student will be fined heavily and will be given warning letters leading to expulsion from the school/ college.
  8. After the three warning letters the student will be expelled from the college/School on the disciplinary grounds showing the irregularity in the attendance.
  9. Telephonic information about the leave will be entertained only in case of emergency.

Tameer -i-Wattan
Public Schools & Colleges

Address:
Jinnahabad, Mandian, Abbottabad , Pakistan

Boys wing:
+92-992-412801 | +92-992-412802

Girls wing:
+92-992-384647 | +92-992-384648

Mansehra wing:
+92-333-0551090

Email: info@twpsc.edu.pk

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