Parents
We believe that education is a partnership between school and families. We value the important role parents play in supporting their children’s learning and growth, and we are committed to building strong, open relationships within our school community.
Through regular communication, parent-teacher meetings, workshops, and school events, we ensure that parents are informed, involved, and empowered to be active participants in their child’s educational journey.
Safety First
Your child’s safety is our highest priority at Bassmati. We are committed to providing a secure and caring environment where every student feels safe, supported, and protected.
We have a comprehensive emergency response plan in place covering a wide range of situations, including fire drills, airstrikes, and medical emergencies. All staff are trained in safety protocols and first aid, and students participate in regular safety drills throughout the year. Fire extinguishers and first aid kits are available on all floors, and all windows are fitted with blast film. Safety also includes safeguarding students from harmful behaviour. The school has clear safeguarding policies that apply across all aspects of school life.
Bully-Free School
Inclusiveness is a core value at Bassmati, and we do not tolerate bullying or any form of discrimination.
Teachers actively monitor students’ wellbeing, including their social interactions, and work proactively to prevent bullying. All students receive a personal Behaviour Passport, encouraging them to develop and demonstrate our 5C values.
If you become aware that your child is experiencing bullying or discrimination, whether from other students or staff, please inform school management immediately. We will work closely with you to address and resolve the situation promptly.
Healthy Food Policy
We promote healthy eating habits and kindly ask parents to avoid sending unhealthy food items with their children. This includes soft drinks, flavoured milk, juices, chocolates, candies, chewing gum, chips, and industrially processed cakes.
Instead, we encourage nutritious options such as sandwiches, fruits and vegetables, eggs, raisins, nuts, and other wholesome snacks. Please ensure that your child brings a water bottle to school each day.
An exception is made for birthdays where children are welcome to bring a cake to share with classmates. We kindly ask that no soft drinks are included.