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      • Vision and mission

      • MISSION

        To make Nellaidhoo School a caring, friendly and a resourceful environment where teachers model and skillfully facilitate learning and practice of Islamic mannerism.

        VISION

        To make students of Nellaidhoo School intellectually sounds, morally upright, skillful and responsible citizens with Islamic values and patriotism, to be contributing members of the society.

        MOTTO

        In pursuit of excellence.

      • About the Nellaidhoo School

      • Nellaidhoo School came into existence in 1943, in the name of ‘Maqthab’. By then, it was a school made of wood sticks and thatch leaves, and the subjects taught are Quran, Dheeniyyaath and Thaana liyun. Even with little complications, the school persisted until 26th June 1980, and got registered in the name of ‘Nellaidhoo Maqthab’, in Ministry of Education. Again, on 23rd January 1995, the school renamed in to ‘Nellaidhoo Madharusaa’ and registered as a school for primary and middle school learners. The residents of the island ran the school up until 1st August 2005, and then it became a government school in the name of ‘Nellaidhoo School’. Additionally, it turned out to be a secondary school by the introduction of 8th grade.  In the year 2007, students participated in GCE o’level examinations, and in 2012, the school has achieved an outstanding accomplishment in the examinations. It was by raising the pass percentage in to 60. Consequently, with this improvement, the school introduced grade 11, and thereby started teaching for Higher Secondary level on 16th June 2013.

  • STUDENT MATTERS

      • Assembly
        1. Every Sunday and Thursday assembly will be held on assembly ground.
        2. National, School flags will be hoisted in the assembly on every day.
        3. On days of morning, the flags should be raised and lowered half-mast to the length of the flags. Flags must be lowered when the session is over.
        4. Government regulations require school to hoist the School flag only on working days.
        5. All the leading teachers on duty will supervise the assembly. 
      • Second Unifrom
        • Students should use uniform from authorized seller.
        • Students from FS to grade 3 students should use skirt (girls) and short (boys) with T-shirt Students from grade 4 and 12 use Tracksuit with T-shirt.
        • Girls who wear veil should use long sleeve shirt with tracksuit.
        • Girls who do not wear veil should have one braid in hair with royal blue ribbon.
      • Uniform Code
        • Class teacher should regularly check the uniform and inform students and parents if it needs to be corrected.
        • Class teacher should check student’s hair, nails and cleanliness once a week and ask them to maintain it.
      • First Uniform Code
        • Students should use approved fabric for first uniform.
        • KS 1 girls and girls who don’t wear veil should use short sleeve shirt tie and track suit. They should have one braid in hair with navy blue ribbon. Other girls should use long sleeve shirt with tie. They should use a sharp black veil and skirt with trouser (Haruvaalhu)
      • Second Uniform Code
        • For all the extra classes
        • For all the outing and field trips
        • For the days they have Art and PE
        • For all the extracurricular activities.
        • First uniform should be used for official meeting and functions unless it is informed by LT to use second uniform.
      • Good Practices

      • All the students must wear face masks and practice 3 feet distance at the school as a precautionary measure in this pandemic period.  Even all the students must wash their hands for at least 20 seconds according to the handwashing procedures to clean hands before entering the class.

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