Rules of Conduct

Student should attend school in the prescribed uniform.
The school uniform should be full, clean and well pressed. Students who are not smartly dressed may be sent home.
Students should assemble class-wise for the morning assembly.
Every student must behave respectfully towards the members of the staff.
Every student shall have with him/her the text books and note books required for the class he/she attends. No newspapers, periodicals, comics, etc. other than school books shall be brought to the school.
Home assignments shall be done regularly and carefully and submitted at the stipulated time.
The school premises and surroundings should be kept neat and tidy. Unwanted paper bits should be put into waste paper baskets. It is the duty of the students to keep their class rooms absolutely clean.
Student’s behaviour should be gentlemanly at all times and in all places both inside and outside the school. No shouting or whistling is permitted.
No student shall enter or leave the class room after the lesson has begun without the permission of the teacher.
No student shall disturb another class at work on the flimsy plea of borrowing a pen, pencil or book from his/her friend.
Jewellery must not be worn in the school. Girls are advised to wear studs only.
Staff and students are expected to speak English in the class rooms, school premises, school bus and at bus stops.
Students should have respect to school property, they should not scratch or damage school furniture, write or draw on the walls. Any damage to school property will have to be made good.
Students shall not borrow, lend or exchange money or articles.
Playing in class rooms and on corridors are strictly prohibited.
Parents are required to see that their children come to school with proper haircut and hairstyle.
When passing along corridors during class hours students shall keep silence. Whenever they have to move to the laboratory, computer room, auditorium, library, etc. they should do so in an orderly manner and by not disturbing the neighbouring classes.
Pupils should realize that they are responsible to the authorities of the school not only for their conduct in school but also for their general behaviour in and outside.
Pupils should be polite and courteous and greet their teachers and elders on his/her first meeting in the school premises.
When the teacher enters the classroom, the pupils shall rise and remain standing till they are asked to sit or till the teacher takes his/her seat.
Pupils should cherish the sweet memories of their happy school life with love and gratitude and speak well of the school.
Pupils should abjure cheating and stealing.
Students are prohibited from bringing mobile phones or any electronics gadgets unless they get special permission from the Principal.
Every student must get acquainted with the rules and regulations of the school given in this handbook besides the timely instructions given by the authorities through public announcements or by notices issued by the Principal.