General Discipline

DISCIPLINE

• 1. Students should be present at the school at least five minutes before the first bell for the assembly at 9.15 a.m. Those who reach earlier should sit quietly in the classroom preparing their lessons in silence. Habitual late comers will not be allowed to enter their classes without the permission of the principal. At the first bell all students must proceed to their classes without delay. At the second bell they should keep silence and be ready for the morning prayer.
  2. Any student who causes damage of any kind in the classroom, laboratory or on the campus shall be liable for the compensation.
  3. Ability to communicate well in English is very important in the changing Hence all students should converse in English in the school premises.
  4. During the absence of a teacher the class leader will be responsible for the order and discipline of that class. He / She should send his/her assistant to the principal to inform about the absence of the teacher.
  5. Each day commences with a prayer at the assembly for which all students must be present.
  6. In the morning before assembly there should be silent study in the classroom. Pupils should not be found talking, playing or loitering in the compound.
  7. All should be habitually clean and neatly
  8. Moving along the corridors, changing classrooms between periods must be done in silence and in order and all are expected to walk holding their hands behind their
  9. To exempt any pupil from drill or games a doctor’s certificate is is required.
  10. No student will be allowed to go home during class hours unless a duly authorized person comes to take him/her with a letter from the parents.
  11. No student should leave the school premises during recess except those who go home for their lunch, for this, a pass will be issued.
  12. Children who go back home along with parent / guardian should never leave the school before they In case of any delay they should report the matter at the school office.
  13. The students should behave in a refined manner wherever they They should always remember that the school is judged by their conduct.
  14. Students should greet their teachers whenever they meet them.
  15. Students should not quarrel with each other either in class or outside.
  16. Exchange of articles, money and other transactions between students are not
  17. Immoral behaviour, habitual contempt to the authorities, repeated dishonesty and anything which will lower the moral tone of the school are sufficient reasons for dismissal of a student.
  18. Presents to teachers or supporters are not allowed without special permission from the Principal.
  19. Presents to teachers or supporters are not allowed without special permission from the Principal.

   

DECENCY, DECORUM AND CONDUCT

• 1. Pupils must keep the class rooms and school premises absolutely clean, thus promoting clean environment.
  2. Damages to school property, disfiguring of walls, indecent language or behavior are serious offences which may entail punishment and even dismissal.
  3. Pupils should respect the school authorities and members of the
  4. Pupils should be responsible for the safety of their They are advised not to bring any costly article to the school.
  5. Pupils are forbidden to bring magazines, periodicals, mobile phones, smart watches or pen drive to school without the permission of the Principal.
  6. Pupils are not allowed to bring bubble gums or chewing gums to school. They may distribute chocolates or candies on their birthdays in their respective classes, if they desire.
  7. In all, it must be noted that the school is keen on the children maintaining a presentable decorum in dress, language and Every pupil is expected to keep the high tone of the school by excelling in conduct, good manners and cleanliness both in and out of the school.

PERSONAL POINT SYSTEM

• The Periodical Progressive Development Card of each student is carefully observed and accurately recorded with a view of reinforcing his / her positive behavior and correcting unacceptable behaviour. The PPD report can be considered as a cumulative report of the character and conduct of a student because a student’s sense of responsibility, punctuality, honesty, neatness, industry, positive attitude which are revealed through his/her behaviour are recorded in it. Significant achievements as well as sincere efforts are rewarded with positive points while negligence with negative points.

  • Positive points will not compensate minus
  • Those who obtain the highest positive points will be
  • The parents of the students who get 100 minus points have to meet the class teachers at the school.
  • The parents of the students who get 200 minus points will have to meet the
  • Those who get 300 minus points will not be re
  • Semester-wise verification from parents is