Greetings! Maitri School is proud to celebrate its third year as a fully established school - a milestone made possible by your unwavering support. From the very beginning of your child’s journey with us, your trust has been our greatest strength.
As we look ahead to 2026, my team and I remain committed to partnering with you to deliver an enriching, high-quality educational experience for your child. Together, we will continue to nurture curiosity, foster growth, and inspire excellence at Maitri School.
Thank you for being an integral part of the Maitri family.
1. EXPECTATIONS
In our effort to provide your child with a quality education, we seek your cooperation and support to ensure your child attends school during all days of the school terms, is punctual for school, is attired appropriately and participates actively in lessons and all school activities.
1.1 Attendance
Your child is expected to attend and participate actively in all school events and school-assigned activities such as field trips and celebrations.
Should your child be unwell and unable to attend school, please produce either a Medical Certificate or a parent’s / guardian’s letter the day the child returns to school.
1.2 School Uniform / PE Attire
Our students are expected to be always neat and wear the uniform with pride. All students are to wear school uniform / PE attire unless otherwise given approval.
Students from M1 and M2 levels only need to wear PE attire.
Students from M3 levels onward need to wear both the school uniform (on days where is no PE lessons) and PE attire (on days where there is PE lessons).
SHINE Festival is Maitri School’s signature biennial event, inspired by our belief that “There is a Star in Every Child.” The festival aims to provide an authentic platform for students to showcase their unique talents, strengths, skills and achievements developed through their Co-Curricular Activities (CCAs). Beyond celebrating their accomplishments, SHINE seeks to build students’ confidence,
This year, Maitri School celebrated Teacher’s Day with the theme “Garden of Gratitude”, taking time to appreciate the dedicated teaching and non-teaching staff who play an important role in supporting our students and their families. A week before the celebration, staff were invited to write messages of gratitude to one another. These heartfelt notes were