Rules Of Conduct For Pupils

All pupils shall be present in the school premises ten minutes before the morning assembly and should not leave the campus or board the bus before the
       school hours are over.

Pupils should bring books as per time-table and the school diary daily.

Withdrawal of pupils during the school hours will not be permitted without the prior permission of the Principal.

Home assignments should be submitted by the pupils regularly.

Pupils are responsible for the custody of their books and belongings. The school does not accept the responsibility for the loss of books, money, umbrella, tiffin
       box, ornaments etc. Label all belongings including shoes, socks, pencil boxes, water bottles, umbrellas etc.

All the pupils are expected to speak in English while in the school campus, and also while they are in the bus.

Any damage done to the school property or that of other pupils will have to be made good; even accidental damages must be reported to the class teacher.
       Pupils must keep the school premises clean.

While moving along the corridors, pupils should keep to the left

No pupil suffering from contagious disease will be allowed to attend the school. Proper medical certificate is to be submitted at the time of rejoining.

Pupils should not borrow or lend money or exchange any other articles.

Pupils must keep books and other articles in good condition throughout the academic year.

Pupils should not play in the classrooms or in the corridors.

Aluminium boxes, sharp objects like razor, blades etc. should not be brought to the school.

Mobile phones are prohibited in the compound. Mobile phones brought to the campus without permission will be confiscated.

Undesirable magazines, books, playing cards CDs or other such items are not allowed in the school.

Parents and guardians are specially requested to notify the school of any change in their address or telephone numbers.

Students should not enter the computer room, laboratories and library unless teachers / instructors are present. Grown up students should not meddle with
       the merrygo rounds, swings, cycles, chairs, toys etc. of the K.G. block.