RIS does not sponsor an individual tutoring program. Teachers who want to refer a student for private tutoring or teachers who are interested in tutoring a student must observe below regulation.

Referral Persons
1. must discuss the needs of the child with the section principal prior to the tutorial arrangement.
2. may suggest a tutor’s name and the number of hours per week.

Tutors
1. must not tutor their own students.
2. need to obtain permission from their principal if they intend to use a classroom for tutoring. There is a fee charged for air-condition and janitorial service. One classroom is to be shared by two tutors.
3. all tutoring lessons begin after 3:00 p.m. and end at 4:00 p.m.
4. must inform the student’s principal about the tutorial lessons so that follow-up on the student’s progress can be made.

The School Clinic, located on the ground floor of the Middle School, Room M 105, is open from 6:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The clinic is run by a School Medical Officer and a full-time Nurse. Their primary functions are to identify, treat, refer, and follow-up pupils with health problems.

Each new student is required to have a complete medical examination at the time of registration. A medical form for this examination is included in the registration packet. The attending doctor should sign the medical form. This medical clearance for new students also includes the following:

1. TINE TEST or CHEST X-RAY (Only one is required)
2. AUDIOMETRIC HEARING TEST
3. BLOOD and URINE ANALYSIS

1. The Parent Consent Form, issued at the beginning of each school year, is a request for the parents’ written consent for the school authorities to allow emergency treatment for their child at a specified hospital should there be a need and/or if the parent or guardian cannot be reached in time.

2. Both old and new students are required to hand in at the School Clinic at the time of registration a completed Health Clinic Card. The Health Clinic Card is updated at the beginning of each subsequent school year with the signed seal of the hospital/clinic.

No student will be admitted to class until all medical forms have been updated and submitted.
The School Clinic maintains an up-to-date health/medical file for each student.

1. MINOR AILMENTS
The School Clinic treats minor injuries and illnesses occurring at school.Any student coming for treatment during class hours must present a Building Pass or Clinic Pass signed by the teacher for the period. Students who need medical advice or attention before or after school or during break of lunch need not secure a pass.
Cases of students who visit the Clinic frequently, will be brought to the attention of the Homeroom Teacher, the Counselors, or the Psychologist as appropriate.

2. SERIOUS ILLNESSES AND REFERRALS
In case of serious illness, the student is advised to go home. The School Clinic will notify the parent/guardian to pick the student up.When needed, a referral will be made to have the student taken for further check up or treatment in a nearby hospital.

3. EMERGENCY CASES
In the case of an emergency when a student has to be brought to the clinic immediately, the Building Pass or Clinic Pass may be sent later for the student’s health records. The School Clinic gives first aid for emergency.

 ABSENCES
The Clinic contacts parents or guardians of students who have been absent for three consecutive days without notice.

VACCINATION
Details regarding current vaccinations are sent out to parents for their information and written consent. The school makes arrangements for a specialized hospital team to give the vaccinations.

HEALTH TALKS
Health talks to students in their Religion Values, Health, or Science classes are given or arranged by the Medical Officer as needs arise.

HEALTH BULLETINS
The School Clinic Bulletin Board displays current health news from periodicals or “Medical Alert” notices issued by embassies or community sources.

EMERGENCY KIT
An emergency kit is provided by the School Clinic for off-campus student activities and field trips.

D. ACCIDENT INSURANCE CLAIM

A comprehensive (24-hour) Accident Insurance coverage is provided for all students up to 50,000 B. yearly. In case of injury due to accident, the procedure to file a claim is as follows:

• Obtain a claim form from the School Clinic.

• Have the clinic/hospital complete the details on the claim form and the attending doctor sign.

• Hand in the completed claim form within 30 days, attaching receipt(s) of medical expenses from the clinic/hospital.

• The School will process and send in the claim form. Reimbursement will be paid within a few weeks. Receipts for further follow-ups can be claimed accordingly.