Leadership Messages

The people establishing this school, in their own words.

From the Desk

Words From Our Leadership

Dhruba Saikia, President
President

Dhruba Saikia

Royal Public Senior Secondary School Kachua Tiniali

Dear parents and guardians, welcome. For years, families in and around Kachua Tiniali have had to send their children far from home for a good education, or settle for less than they wanted for them. We started this school so that they no longer have to choose.

Royal Public Senior Secondary School Kachua Tiniali opens with every class from LKG to Class XII, because we want to be a school a child can grow up in, not one they pass through. It is run by a registered society of people from this area, who will be answerable to the families who put their trust in it.

A new school has to earn its reputation. We intend to earn ours honestly, one child and one year at a time. I invite you to come and see what we are building.

— Dhruba Saikia, President
Badrul Alam, Director & Secretary
Director & Secretary

Badrul Alam

Royal Public Senior Secondary School Kachua Tiniali

Setting up a school means deciding a great many things before the first child arrives: the classes, the subjects, the teachers, the fees, the way results are worked out. We have tried to decide each of them carefully, and to write them down plainly, so that every family knows exactly what to expect. You will find all of it on this website.

We have also decided that parents should not have to wait to find out how their child is doing. Every family will have its own login to see results, fee receipts and school notices from home. A school should have nothing to hide from the parents who choose it.

If you have a question about admission, fees or anything else, please call or message us. We would be glad to hear from you.

— Badrul Alam, Director & Secretary
Supal Das, Principal
Principal

Supal Das

Qualifications

Dear students and parents, it is a privilege to lead a school in its very first year. Everything we do together now becomes the tradition that later batches inherit, so I intend for us to begin well.

In our classrooms, children will be taught in Assamese, expected to work hard, and treated with patience and respect. They will be assessed four times a year, fairly and openly, and every result will be explained to you on the report card, not just printed.

My door will be open to parents. If something is not working for your child, please tell me. That is how a new school becomes a good one.

— Supal Das, Principal

Meet Us in Person

A message on a website only says so much. Come to the school and ask your questions directly.