School Rules

• Every student should bring his/her schoolbag according to the timetable and school diary to school each day.
• Regularity, obedience, courtesy in speech and conduct, cleanliness of uniform in expected from every student.
• Care must be taken of all school property and no students should scratch or spoil the desk/chair, damage any school furniture, write, draw anything on the walls or in any other way damage the things belonging to others.
• The wearing of uniform is mandatory.
• Running and shouting in the school is not allowed. When using staircase and corridors all must keep to the left. Walking or standing around the office area or the visitors’ lobby should be avoided even during recess.
• Students are not allowed to bring any sharp instrument like knives, blades, nail cutter etc, to the school.
• No collection of money/gifts for any purpose, whatsoever, is to be made without the permission of the principal.
• On school days and for school functions and outings, school uniform is mandatory for students.
• The warning bell will ring five minutes before the interval ends as a signal for all to go to their respective classrooms. This should be done promptly and in silence.
• Presence of every child in the assembly is compulsory.
• The school cannot be held responsible for books, money or any such articles lost. The children must look after their own things. It is not advisable for children to bring money or valuable articles to the school.

Student Attendance

• A student is required to have at least 80% of attendance of the total working days to entitle him to appear in the final examination.
• Exemption in deserving cases is granted only when a parent applies for the leave of his son/daughter on any of the following grounds and supported by a medical certificate, whenever necessary.
• Early leave after a test or exam is strictly not permitted.
• Leave of half day should be avoided for security reasons. It can be granted in exceptional cases.
• The name, class and section of the pupil should be clearly marked on all belongings of the students; blazers, tie and belt.
• Students are not allowed to use the school telephone except for emergency with the permission of the Principal. They will not be called to answer the phone calls during the school hours.
• Always give healthy and fresh Tiffin to your children.
• We are deeply concerned about the safety and security of our student. Please note that no child may be taken home during school hours unless there is an emergency. In that case, the principal may be contacted and permission and gate pass should be obtained.
• Students may not enter the staff room, unless sent for an important purpose.
• Girl’s hair must be plaited or tied back if they reach the shoulders. If the rubber band is worn, they must be white. No fancy hair clips or other accessories are permitted.
• Boy’s hair must not touch the collar and should be cut a little above the ear-lobe.
• Students should be made responsible to take care of their personal belongings. Students are not allowed to wear jewellery.
• If earnings must be worn, they should be small hoops or studs. But no bangles, rings, bracelets, tattoos of any kind will be allowed.
• Participation in games or in other extra-curricular activities is compulsory. Exemption may be granted only on the medical grounds.
• Lost and found articles are to be deposited in the principal office.
• Mobiles are strictly banned in the school. If found with the child, the mobile will be confiscated.
• Unit tests will be taken after the given time table & date sheet.
• Any change in the address and telephone numbers of the parents must be communicated properly to the school authorities.
• A student who repeatedly leave their books at home and students, who do not complete their work, will be fined. Students must reach the school 5 minutes before the assembly bell. If the pupils are late in the assembly they will be sent home. The school accepts no responsibility if a child is obliged to return home for non compliance of any of the school rules.

Student Birthday

• Students are allowed to wear casuals befitting to the school environment. Please note that the students are allowed to distribute only toffees and chocolates among their classmates.

Zero Period

• Zero Periods is provided on every working day from Monday to Friday. The students are given grooming in all outdoor and indoor activities.

For Parents

• Is a friendly, caring school and we want you to be fully informed about all aspects of school life and your child’s education. You will receive written notices. This is a vital communication link so carefully take note of all dates concerning your child. If you have any information you wish to share with the school community, please let us know. We operate an open door policy for parents. If you have any concern for your child or just need to talk, please try to meet the class teacher or principal. It is always better to try and solve any problem when it is small so please do come and talk.
• Parents should look into their children’s School Diary everyday and see that the lessons and homework assigned is duly completed every day.
• No child should be absent without a prior written leave application.
• Remarks made in the School Diary should be acknowledged and countersigned regularly by parents.
• If you feel that a child is not making the desired progress, please make it a point to discuss with the principal.
• Parents are not allowed to meet their children or the teachers during school hours without prior permission of the Principal.
• Parents are expected to participate regularly in school for functions, especially when they are invited.
• Please ensure and encourage that your child takes part in all the activities of the school hours.
• The date of birth of a student once entered will not be changed.
• Fines may be imposed by the principal for irregularity, indiscipline or damage to the School property.
• Co-operation between parents and School Authorities is of paramount importance for the ultimate achievement of the School’s objectives in the education of our pupils. It is essential therefore that parent carry out their responsibilities as joint educators with the school authorities.
• It is the duty of parents to see that their children come punctually to school. Clean and neatly dressed.
• Parents are particularly expected to sign the report or any other similar documents when requested to do so. Failure to do so may put their children to great inconvenience as teachers are instructed to send the children home to get their remarks signed. They should also keep an eye on the attendance record.
• If a pupil is likely to be absent for a long period of time, the Principal must be informed within a week or else her, his name will be struck off the rolls.
• Parents and guardians are specially requested to notify the school Authorities in writing of any change in their address or telephone number (Residence & Office).
• Complaints, if any, should be made to the Principal and not to the Class Teachers.
• Parents and Guardians are requested to interview the teacher on Open days fixed by the school Authorities, as regards to their child’s progress in studies. Last working day of the month is the tentative day for Parents Teacher Meeting.
• The school will not be responsible for goods, money or books lost by the students. All articles belonging to a child must be marked with the class and section and the child’s full name.
• The Fine will be imposed for discipline and uniform by the principal.