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A – DISCIPLINE

The value of discipline is the way to do what needs to be done. Not only does it allow one to establish a positive action. It helps us train our minds and body

  • Students must be always polite to all fellow-students, teachers and all other non-teaching staff including helping staff and transport staff of the school.
  • Use of abusive language and harsh tones is not permissible in any situation.
  • Students must be punctual to the school. Students should also be punctual in reporting back to class after breaks, activities or classes in the labs.
  • Running, playing or shouting in corridors or class rooms is strictly prohibited.
  • Loitering in the campus is not allowed.
  • Students of all classes are strictly prohibited from bringing mobile phones, flash drives, i-Pods or any other gadget to the school.
  • Students should not carry much cash to the school. Students are also requested not to indulge in borrowing or lending of cash to other students. • Students should not wear expensive ornaments. • Students are not allowed to wear fancy and colourful clothes except on birthdays or when specially permitted by the school authorities • Students must take care of the school property and belongings. Any damage to school property caused by the students will have to be made good at the parent’s expense.
  • Students are expected to be environment-friendly. Wastage of electricity, or water and any damage to plants must be avoided at all costs.

B – PERSONAL CARE/HYGIENE.

  • Students should keep a cotton cloth napkin or small towel for their use before and after food.
  • Students of Pre-primary classes can keep a spare dress with the school store for emergency use.
  • Students should inform the school office or nurse if they are on any treatment.

C – ACADEMICS

  • The school gives minimum home-work as a matter of practice in junior grades.
  • Some assignments and research activities may be given on week-ends to inculcate independent learning.
  • In case unexpected holidays are declared by the authorities, the teaching plans may get disturbed. In such cases, some home-work may be given. The parents and students are expected to cooperate with this arrangement in their own best interests
  • Students must take the initiative in getting his/her work completed if he/she misses a class owing to any reason. Teachers will surely help them, but it is not the teacher’s responsibility to remind them in the case of class III and above.
  • Extra reading and widening of the horizons of knowledge is always appreciated by the school.
  • Students’ participation in extracurricular activities is appreciated. However participation in extracurricular activities or interschool competitions cannot be used as an excuse for not studying
  • Students are expected to take the assessments seriously. Students found to be indulging in unfair practices during tests will be dealt with very strictly.
  • Participation in external assessments, tests and competitive exams is purely optional but is recommended by the school.
  • The internal assessment in the school will be carried on as per the recommendations of CBSE and will be changed on the basis of the circulars from the board from time to time. The students and parents will be intimated about the changes, if any

D – LIBRARY

  • The school has a Library with more than 8000 books. The book will be issued to the students from standard III onwards during the library period.
  • Grade I & II students are encouraged to read storybooks in the library period.
  • No student from Grades I to XII will take any book out of the library without permission
  • Reference books are available for senior students which they can borrow for 3 days.
  • Silence must be maintained in the library at all times.
  • Library uses Online Public Access Catalogue. Students can search online books available in the library anytime and from any location and can get them issued according to their need.
  • Along with a physical library school also has an e-library. It has more than 3000 e-books, digital Newspapers and e-journals
  • Library Blog is created. School achievements published in Newspapers are available on it. Students can also listen to audio of stories.
  • Students should take maximum benefit of the library.

E – SCIENCE LABORATORY

  • The school has separate Physics, Chemistry, and Biology labs.
  • Students of Grade VI onward visit the laboratory to have practicals.
  • Students must not enter the labs if the science teacher or the lab assistant is not present in the laboratories.
  • Students must read and follow the safety measures displayed in the laboratories.
  • Students must bring the record books on all days of practical classes.
  • Students must not touch the apparatus or chemicals unless instructed by teachers.
  • Students must not switch on or off any equipment without instructions from the teacher.
  • Students must not try out any experiment in the absence of a science teacher or lab assistant.
  • Wastage of water or chemicals in laboratories must be avoided.
  • Students are strictly warned against playing pranks and practical jokes with anyone using lab chemicals or instruments.

F – COMPUTER LABORATORY

Students are taken to the Computer lab from Grade I onward.

  • Students must not enter computer labs if a teacher or lab assistant is not there.
  • Students must read and follow the rules of discipline displayed in the computer lab,
  • Students must bring the computer notebook or lab records on all days of the computer laboratory period.
  • Students should not load or delete programmes on school computers.
  • Students should access the files and programmes strictly as instructed by the teacher and must not try to access any other programme or files saved in the computers of the lab. Using CDs, external hard disks, or flash drives on school computers is strictly prohibited.

G- LANGUAGE LAB

  • The school has a language lab equipped with computers and with software for listening skills. Grade I onward students are taken to language lab to develop their language skills.
  • Students must enter the language lab only when a teacher is there.
  • Students should carry notebooks with them while going to the lab
  • Students must read and follow the rules of discipline displayed in the lab.
  • Students are supposed to bring their own headphones.
  • Students should shut down computers while leaving the lab.

G- PHYSICAL EDUCATION

  • The school has a playground with basketball and badminton courts to play outdoor games.
  • A big auditorium is available to play indoor games.
  • Students should accompany PE teachers to the playground.
  • Students must be careful about their own safety and not cause any injury to anyone intentionally or unintentionally.
  • Obey the Physical Education teachers.
  • Maintain the sportsman’s spirit.
  • Do not indulge in foul and unfair practices.
  • Participate wholeheartedly in physical activities.
  • Inform the school authorities about any health-related problems that may prevent the student from participating in Physical education activities.

INSTRUCTIONS TO PARENTS

  • Parents are requested to read and understand the rules and regulations at the onset of each academic year.
  • The Parents must inform the school of their latest contact details and update the office as soon as there is any change. If our instructions do not reach you due to a change in contact details, the school holds no responsibility for any loss or damage.
  • Renewal of residence permit and CPR should be intimated to the office. A copy of the renewed residence page and CPR of the parents and the student must be submitted to the office to update the records in the office. These copies are subject to verification from officials of the Ministry of Education frequently. It is the responsibility of the parents to update all the required records.
  • Parents are not allowed to go to the classrooms during class hours. If they have any problem, they are requested to meet the Principal.
  • The school does not recommend tuition and does not permit its teachers to accept private tuition.
  • Parents should try to attend all the Parents Teachers Meetings or Open Houses
  • Our staff members are trained to answer the parents politely. The parents are encouraged to bring forward their problems in a polite manner. Parents are requested not to raise their voices or behave in an impolite manner to any member of the staff.
  • Parents are strictly prohibited from distributing sweets or gifts to students and staff on their ward’s birthdays. Buying a book to the school library is encouraged by the school with the child’s name on the book.
  • When a student remains absent from school for less than 3 days, a leave note must be sent to the class teacher. If the leave is for more than 3 days, a separate letter addressing the principal must be sent with the student on the day of resuming. In case of planned holidays, the leave letter must be submitted before going on leave. In case of absence due to sickness, a medical certificate accompanied by a parent’s note should be sent.
  • A child suffering from a communicable disease should be sent to school only after getting a fitness certificate from the treating doctor.
  • If the child has a history of health problems like asthma or epilepsy, the parents are requested to give details about it to the school, the phone number of their clinic, and the doctor’s contact numbers for emergencies.
  • Please do not send your child to school when he/she is ill. Instead, send a letter and the doctor’s certificate as early as you can.
  • There should be a name tag on sweaters. You may use fabric paint or embroider the child’s name on the inner side of the sweater. Pupils’ sweaters might get exchanged after PT classes.
  • Parents must pay the school fees on time.
  • Please note that in the event of an unexpected holiday during assessments, the assessments scheduled on that day will be held at a later date. The remaining assessments will be conducted as scheduled.
  • Parents will not be permitted to meet any Management or School official as a group. All issues to be discussed can only be done individually. The school reserves its obligations only to individual parents and not to groups of parents.

CAMPUS DISCIPLINE

Types of indiscipline:

  • Non-adherence to rules conforming to Uniform include:
  1. Any student without a proper uniform and without a letter from the parents.
  2. Boys: elaborate hairdos
  3. Boys: Military Haircut
  4. Boys and Girls: Colouring of hair
  5. Girls: Showy Ornaments, fringe of hair and makeup.
  • Coming late to school and coming without a proper application for leave after being absent from school (Refer to leave application format)
  • Truancy
  1. Leaving the campus without proper permission
  2. Leaving the class without proper permission
  3. Any interaction accounted for by forged note or signature.
  4. Coming late to class after recess /break/PE periods/art periods.
  • Damaging school property
  • Misbehaviour
  1. In the classroom with the teacher.
  2. Disturbing the class.
  3. Using abusive language in the class.
  4. Disobeying the teacher on campus.
  5. Disobeying the teacher on the bus.

ACTIONS TO BE TAKEN BY THE SCHOOL

  • For any act of indiscipline, the students will be given a written warning in the form of a red card.
  • In the event of the student indulging repeatedly in the same act of indiscipline, the student will be summoned the next day with the parents and placed under suspension.
  • If a student, who rejoins school after serving the period of suspension is again found to be indulging in any act of indiscipline, he/she will be dismissed from the school without any further notice.