Capacity of parents to pay
The fee is set against what families in and around Katwa can reasonably afford, so that a Shemford education stays within reach.
Norms for Fixing Fees
How the school fee is arrived at, and what it covers.
The school fee is fixed after considering several factors, such as the normal capacity of parents to pay, the guidelines provided by the CBSE and State government, the average pay scales offered in private schools, the need to balance income and expense of the school on an annual basis, the need for a reserve fund, the school’s contingency fund, expenses towards sanitation, healthcare and other similar issues. The latest infrastructure provided at the school also matters much in deciding the quantum of fees.
What goes into the calculation
CBSE and State Government guidelines
Fee setting follows the guidelines issued by the Central Board of Secondary Education and the State Government.
Pay scales for teaching staff
Average pay scales offered in private schools are taken into account, because good teachers are what a school fee mostly buys.
Balancing annual income and expense
The school must balance its income and expenditure on an annual basis, without cross-subsidy from anywhere else.
Reserve and contingency funds
A reserve fund and a contingency fund are maintained so that an unexpected year does not disrupt teaching.
Sanitation, healthcare and welfare
Expenditure towards sanitation, healthcare and similar student-welfare provisions is factored into the calculation.
Infrastructure provided
The latest infrastructure provided at the school matters a great deal in deciding the quantum of fees.
Fee Structure
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