FAQs
Frequently asked questions.
For Junior KG admission, the child should have completed 3 – 4 years of age as of June 1st of the academic year.
Parents should submit a copy of the child’s birth certificate, Aadhaar card, two passport-size photographs, parent ID proof, and (for transfers) the Transfer Certificate (TC) and previous year’s report card from the earlier school.
Registrations for the next academic year typically open in February. Mid-year admissions are considered on a case-by-case basis, subject to seat availability and an interaction with the principal.
For Junior KG there is no written test — only a friendly interaction with the child and parents. For higher classes, a basic entrance assessment in English, Maths, and the regional language may be conducted to determine readiness.
O.M.A School is recognised by the Government of Tamil Nadu and follows the Tamil Nadu State Syllabus, delivered through CBSE teaching methodology for stronger conceptual learning.
With each section limited to 30–35 students, we maintain a healthy student-teacher ratio. This ensures every child receives individual attention and personalized guidance to thrive academically and personally.
Formal PTMs are held after every Formative Assessment (FA) and Summative Assessment (SA). Parents may also request a meeting with class teachers any working day with prior appointment.
The new academic year begins in the last week of May. The detailed holiday calendar is shared with parents at the start of the year.
Standard I to X (First Bell 8.40 am): Monday to Friday — Assembly 8.45–9.00 am, Learning Time 9.00 am–12.20 pm, Lunch Break 12.20–1.00 pm, Learning Time 1.00–3.00 pm.
Office Working Hours: Monday to Saturday, 9.00 am - 5.00 pm. Office Visiting Hours: on all working days 9.00–9.30 am & 2.30–3.00 pm; Saturday 9.00–9.30 am.
School uniforms and textbooks are typically issued during the month of May, before the new academic year commences in June.
Fee details are shared at the time of admission and vary by grade. Fees can be paid termly via Cash, DD, or Online Transfer at the school office. Please contact the admissions desk for the current academic year’s fee schedule.
Refunds are governed by the school’s admission policy. Please consult the admissions office for specific terms applicable at the time of withdrawal.
Yes, we have a dedicated fleet of safe school buses that cover various routes in and around Muthupet. Each bus has a driver, a conductor, and a female attendant for the children’s safety.
Yes, the school has a canteen that serves basic snacks and beverages. Students are encouraged to bring their own healthy, home-packed lunch and snacks. We promote nutritious eating habits and actively discourage packaged junk food, fizzy drinks, and chocolates, ensuring a wholesome environment for every child.
Yes. The school has a first-aid room with trained staff. In case of emergencies, parents are notified immediately and the child is taken to a nearby hospital if required.
The campus is monitored by CCTV cameras at key locations. Visitor entry is controlled by security and 24/7 security is available on campus. Attendants accompany children on buses, and fire-safety drills are conducted periodically.
Yes. We prioritise holistic development. Yoga, Physical Training, and involvement in extra-curricular activities are mandatory parts of our curriculum.
Students can participate in music (vocal & instrumental), classical and folk dance, art & craft, drama, public speaking, and a range of sports including throwball, kabaddi, kho-kho, volleyball, badminton, chess, and athletics. Annual day, sports day, and cultural fests are key calendar events.
Our students benefit from Smart Class & Digi Class rooms, a dedicated Computer Class, Yoga & physical training, Music, Life Skills training, and English Oratory Skills sessions — all part of our holistic development approach.