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Thakuranichak Union High School, established in 1938, stands as a symbol of tradition, discipline, and educational excellence in the village of Thakuranichak. Affiliated with WBBSE and WBCHSE, the school provides education from Class V to Class XII, with a consistent commitment to nurturing young minds.
A team of dedicated and experienced teachers ensures personal attention and guidance for every student. The school upholds integrity, honesty, and discipline in all aspects of school life while promoting respect, equality, and inclusion. It continues to preserve its rich legacy and inspire curiosity, continuous learning, and strong moral character among students.
With a vision to nurture confident, responsible, and socially aware citizens, the school prepares students to face modern challenges with knowledge and courage. Its mission focuses on providing quality education, maintaining a value-based environment, and encouraging both academic and co-curricular growth.
Students actively participate in Eco Club, Cultural Club, Literary Club, Science Club, Sports Club, and Art & Craft Club, fostering creativity, teamwork, and leadership. The school also provides guidance for competitive examinations like WBJEE and IIT-JEE.
Modern facilities including smart classrooms, laboratories, library, safe drinking water, and mid-day meal support ensure a comfortable learning environment. Special care is given through the Vidyasagar Kaksha for students who need additional academic support.
Discipline, regular attendance, and punctuality are strictly maintained to create a focused academic culture. With a proud legacy of the past and a clear vision for the future, the school continues to empower students to become responsible, confident, and capable individuals, ready to make meaningful contributions to society.
Code of Conduct for Students
Thakurani Chak Union High School, established in 1938, has a proud and glorious history of more than 80 years. To uphold its long-standing tradition, discipline, and reputation, it is essential for all students to maintain proper behavior and follow the rules of the institution.
• “Respect begets respect” — students must behave politely and respectfully both inside and outside the school. Respect towards teachers and elders is essential.
• Students must attend school in the prescribed uniform and must carry their identity (ID) card at all times.
• Students must be punctual and attend school and the daily prayer assembly on time. They must remain present in the assembly for 10–15 minutes and maintain
silence and discipline.
• After the prayer, students should enter classrooms in a line, sit properly, and pay attention to lessons, taking notes when necessary.
• At the beginning of the academic year, class monitors and assistant monitors will be appointed. All students must cooperate with them.
• Students must keep their classrooms and verandas clean and tidy at all times. No one should create any kind of mess inside or outside the classroom.
• After school starts, students must remain in their classrooms unless there is an urgent need. Discipline must be maintained in the library, laboratory, and playground.
• Leaving the school premises without permission from the Assistant Headmaster will be treated as an offense.
• Discipline must be maintained during all school functions and sports competitions. Students must behave properly during celebrations.
• Students must not take others’ belongings without permission. Any found item must be submitted honestly to the school office.
• In the absence of a teacher, if any student breaks discipline, the class monitor must report it to the Assistant Headmaster or another teacher.
• Students must take proper care of school property. Wasting water or damaging taps, switchboards, or furniture is a punishable offense.
• If a student falls ill after coming to school, they must inform the teacher or the Assistant Headmaster immediately.
Academic Rules and Instructions
Throughout the academic year:
• Classes V–IX: Three Summative exams and one Test exam
• Class X: Two Summative exams
• Promotion to the next class will be based on the total marks obtained.
• From 2026, two MCQ-based class tests will be taken in each class. Students must remain prepared for all examinations.
• Answer scripts of the first two terminal examinations must be signed by guardians and submitted to the school.
• If a student is unable to attend an examination, they must inform the Assistant Headmaster with a valid reason and submit an application.
• Parent-Teacher Meetings will be held twice a year for each class/section.
• Any kind of unfair means (cheating) in examinations is strictly prohibited. Students involved will not be promoted. Assisting others in cheating is also punishable.
• During examinations, students should not leave the classroom unnecessarily and must submit their answer scripts on time.
• To be promoted, students must obtain at least 25% marks in each subject and maintain a minimum of 70% attendance.
• Eating tiffin inside the classroom is not allowed. Classrooms must be kept clean and tidy at all times.
• Bringing valuable items such as watches, jewelry, cameras, tape recorders, mobile phones, or non-academic materials is a punishable offense.
• Students must be aware of moral values and cultural discipline.
• After school, students must leave the campus peacefully and in an orderly manner.
• Maintaining cleanliness of the school environment is the moral duty of every student.
• Students must maintain punctuality and regularity in attendance and in the submission of school work.
• Students should reflect discipline in their studies, behavior, and overall conduct, upholding the reputation of this historic institution.
Assistant Headmaster: Dr. Utpalendu Adak
President: Sri Nirmal Kumar Mandal