(Recommendations to Parents)
Every student must carry his/her diary to school every day. Students who come to school on their own should reach the school 15 minutes before the bell rings. Changing the classroom between periods should be done silently and in an orderly manner. All boys (except Sikhs) must wear their hair short. Girls must tie their hair neatly with black bands. Care must be taken of all school property. No student should damage any school furniture; write or draw anything on the walls. Damage done should be reported at once to the class teacher. A fine will be levied. No books (other than textbooks or library books), magazines, or papers should be brought to the school. Lending or borrowing of money or other articles is strictly prohibited. The school is not responsible for goods lost. Students who come to school with their escorts should never leave before the escort arrives.

In case of delay, they should report to the school office. The school reserves the right, after a warning, to suspend a student whose progress is unsatisfactory or whose conduct is harmful to other students. Parents and guardians of all students should contact the teacher on PTA days to note the progress of their wards. Parents and guardians must not visit wards or teachers without prior permission of the Principal. Students should get their report cards signed by their parents/guardians within two days of receipt of them.

Without a class pass no student will be allowed to leave the class for any work. At the first warning bell, all must fall into line immediately, for the Assembly. Pupils are expected to obey the Captains appointed by the School. In going from one classroom to another for special subjects, all shall move in an orderly manner, under the captain’s supervision. Strict regularity, punctuality, implicit obedience, courtesy in words and deeds, cleanliness in dress and person, and proper care of books and school property are expected from every pupil. Irregular attendance unwarranted absenteeism, lack of authentic leave application, habitual lack of interest in school work, stealing, misconduct even outside the school premises, and willful repeated breaches of school regulations are sufficient reasons for the dismissal of the child from school.

Pupils are responsible to the Authorities not only for their conduct in school but also for their general behavior outside. Any report of objectionable conduct on the part of any pupil will make his/her liable for disciplinary action. Hence misbehavior in public streets and conveyance is liable to the same action. The Principal in the interest of the school and without assigning any reason may ask a parent/guardian to withdraw his/her child/ward should the child`s conduct, behaviour, or influence in the Principal`s opinion be in any way detrimental to the common good of the school and its smooth running.

FORBIDDEN PRACTICES

1. Spitting on or near the school building.
2. Disfiguring or otherwise damaging any school property.
3. Rowdyism and rude behavior.
4. Use of violence in class/school campus.
5. Slam books and other albums.
6. Huge sums of money
7. Mobile Phones.
8. Camera, Photographs, and perfumes.
9. Cosmetics, CDs, Cassettes and Magazines.
10. There will be surprise checking and if a child is found in Possession of any of the above he/she will be liable for a severe punishment.

MORNING ASSEMBLY

Every morning assembly will be conducted under the supervision of class teacher on duty. All students are supposed to come in school assembly in proper uniform.

SELECTION OF PREFECTORIAL BOARD

1. Head Boy and Head Girl will be selected by voting of students teachers and principals.

CAPTAINS

Each house master is supposed to select the following who will assist him/her in the selection and preparation of teams for inter-house competitions:
House Captain

House Vice – Captain
House Prefects
Games Captain

All the office bearers after the investiture ceremony should be responsible for giving a name to the school in the sphere for the discipline of their class and will be assisting the house – captains for various inter-house and inter-school meets.

2. CLASS MONITORS

Every class will have one class monitor and two prefects responsible for the discipline of their class.