School Rules

Uniform Rules and General Appearance

• A student must wear uniforms with pride and ensure that they look neat and presentable at all times. Student ID Cards are an integral part of School Uniforms as also the School Belts. These must be compulsorily worn to school every day.
• A student must always come to school in uniforms, even during the Practical and special classes.
• No student is allowed to attend any Open House (PTM), School functions in or outside the school in any dress other than school uniform.
• Students from class V onwards are permitted to wear a watch (NON DIGITAL, ANALOG WATCHES ONLY)
• Girls with short hair are required to wear Black Hair Bands, both inside the campus as well as when they go out to represent the school.
• Girls with long hair should have two plaits folded up using Black Ribbons.
• Boys should have a short and tidy haircut. Hence, gelled hair and fancy haircuts are not allowed.
• Sikh boys must wear navy blue patkas/ turban.
• Boys are required to wear shirts and pants as per the design specifications of the prescribed uniform.
• Students are not allowed to come to school wearing expensive jewellery items, expensive watches etc.
• Personal hygiene is of paramount importance and students should take care and be responsible to be well turned out at all times.
• All the students should have a complete awareness of ways to maintain personal hygiene.
• Nails should be trimmed properly and students are not expected to use nail polish and mehendi.
• Students without proper uniforms, without wearing ID card, and without carrying school Almanac are not allowed on the school campus and are liable to be sent home. Students are advised to keep their ID cards in their school bag after they reach home.
• Care must be taken that the uniform is washed and ironed well and worn with clean white socks and polished black shoes.
• Students are not allowed to use perfumes and scents.
• Failure to comply with the aforementioned rules will result in disciplinary action.

Class Room Rules

• Speak only in English in the class and in the school campus.
• Attend the classes on time and be seated quietly.
• Respect the rights of other students and do not disturb or interrupt the class.
• Respect the personal space of other students and follow a 'no touch' policy.
• Respect and cooperate with teachers and other students.
• Be attentive, follow the instructions of the teachers, and work quietly during class hours.
• Raise your hand and wait for your turn to speak in the class.
• Always obtain the teacher's permission before asking any questions, talking to other students, or moving within the classroom.
• Take the out pass/ gate pass from the teacher before leaving the class for any reason whatsoever.
• The class leader will take charge of the class during the change of teachers between two periods and the students of that class will maintain absolute discipline during that me.
• In the absence of the teacher, the Class leader will be in charge of the class and all the students should obey his/her instructions.
• Students are not allowed to enter a classroom that does not belong to them.
• Changing classrooms between periods should be done in silence and in an orderly manner with the teacher's permission.
• Students are not allowed to remain in the classroom during the Physical Education, Computer, Art, Dance, Music, Library, periods.

Late Coming Rules

• Students should reach the school by 7.00 a.m. every day and enter through Gate 1.
• Line up immediately when the first bell rings. Reach the assembly ground promptly, in silence, and in an orderly manner for prayer.
• Students coming late between 7:00 A.M to 7:30 A.M. are allowed only to enter through Gate 1.
• Students are expected to reach the school in me & should desist from habitual late coming.
• Late coming for more than 3 times that is after 7.10 a.m. in a month will be recorded by the teacher in the diary and the student will not be allowed to enter the school campus after the third time.
• Since students are expected to reach school at least 5 minutes before the start of school, students arriving late will not be allowed to enter the school premises without a plausible explanation for their late coming.
• Arriving late for school is not acceptable and will be dealt with strictly.

Absence from school

No student who has been absent will be allowed to attend class unless the reason for the absence, is recorded by the parents in the 'Record of Absence' sheet of the Almanac. In case a child reports to school without a stated reason parents will be required to meet the Principal otherwise child may be sent back home. There is no provision for half-day leave, except in cases of extreme emergencies with the permission of the Principal. So students who are ill should not be sent to school even on exam/test day. The parents are advised not to fix up appointments with the Doctor during school hours. The school has no policy of holding retest/re-exam

Students suffering from the following diseases must observe the prescribed period of quarantine before returning to school.

Chicken Pox	Till the scabs fall completely	Not > 15 Days
Cholera	Till the child has completely recovered	Not > 15 Days
Measles	Two weeks after the rash disappears	Not > 20 Days
Mump	Until the swelling has gone	Not > 15 Days
Whooping Cough	Till the doctor certifies	Not > 20 Days
Hepatitis, swine, flu etc	Till the doctor certifies	Not > 20 Days

Parents are requested to co-operate with the school and not send children till the quarantine period is over.

In case of absence of more than three days on Medical Grounds, Medical Certificate and Prescription should be attached along with the Leave application on return of the student to the school.

Parents are informed in the event of serious illness or emergencies and may be requested to come to school to take their child home, if necessary. This requires the parent to provide emergency contact name and phone number accurately for the school to reach the parents. Further, it is also necessary that these details are updated immediately whenever there is a change.

Absence for more than 25% of the total number of working days may result in detention of the child in the same class. On medical grounds too, a student cannot remain absent for more than 40% of total working days.