You should be habitually clean and neatly dressed. The school uniform is to be worn
on all school days and on all occasions of functions organised by the school.
Pupils who are not properly dressed and whose general appearance does not confirm
to such regulations as the school prescribes, may be sent back home by the Principal.
It is strictly forbidden to throw anything out of place and at anyone.
No shouting or whistling is allowed in the school premises.
It is necessary that pupils must obey the monitor appointed by the class teacher
to maintain discipline during his/her absence from the class.
Boys should have their hair trimmed at regular intervals.
You have to be punctual and regular in the school and join the morning assembly,
as the bell starts ringing, in a disciplined manner. By the time the bell stops,
ensure that you are in position at the allotted place.
Observe order and decorum befitting the occasion.
You must not bring any sharp instrument to the school.
You must not lend or borrow money or other articles from your fellow student
The school will not be responsible for loss of books, money and other valuables
brought by you to the school. However, every effort will be made to recover the
things lost, if reported to the Class Teacher or the Principal immediately.
You are expected to be polite, courteous, respectful and well disciplined inside
and outside the school.
You must take care of your school property. No student should scratch or spoil any
school furniture, or write or draw lines on the walls or in any other manner damage
things belonging to others. Damage done even by accident, either by you or by any
one else, should be reported at once to the Class Teacher or to the Principal. Any
damage done will have to be made good either individually or collectively.
It is compulsory for all children to converse in English as the CBSE syllabus stresses
on student competence to speak confidently and fluently in English. A student must
speak in decent language all the time. He must ensure that his speech is courteous
and polite. No student should participate in any kind of rumour spreading and should
refrain from speaking ill about others.
Buying eatables from street vendors is strictly forbidden outside the school premises
Any communication sent from the school should be conveyed to the parents promptly.
Parents must meet the teachers by prior appointments and with the permission of
the Principal only.
The general behaviour of students should be good not only in the school but also
outside. Any reported objectionable conduct outside the school will make the students
liable for disciplinary action.
Before leaving the class room at the end of the day student should arrange the desk
and chairs in proper order, switch off the lights and fans, close the window, throw
the waste paper and unwanted materials in the dustbin and then leave the classroom
Students are not followed to receive private tuitions from the teachers of the school.
No child who is suffering from any infectious disease will be allowed to attend
the school until he/she is free from the infection.
The name, class and section of the pupil should be clearly marked on all his/her
belongings.
No article will be passed on to the students either in the form of food or stationery
during school hours.
Students are not allowed to drive any vehicle to come to school
Do not send expensive gifts and sweets on birthdays or any other festivals
Students are not allowed to wear any kind of ornaments in school, except a small
earning for girls.
The Principal has full authority to refuse admission to a child and give transfer
certificate to existing students on disciplinary charges
Students are not given half-day leave
Every student should take care of his/her personal belongings School authorities
will not be responsible for loss of such belongings.
A student must extend due courtesy and respect to all members of staff. Respect
for elders and affection for juniors should be soundly inculcated. Refinement in
behaviour should distinguish every pupil of the school. Every child is expected
to uphold the name and honour of the school.
