Rules & Regulations

Code of Conduct and Guidelines designed to maintain discipline, academic excellence, and mutual respect across our campus community.

General Discipline

Students should arrive at the school before the first bell. If they arrive after the bell, they shall be sent back.
When Student move along the corridors, or during the recess, they must walk in a perfect silence and in a single file.
Great care must be taken not to litter the classroom, corridor or compound. They should use the bins to dump. Sweet wrappers, polythene bags, scraps etc.
Cell phones/Mobile strictly prohibited/ banned during class hours. Use of all kinds of tobacco strictly prohibited in the school.
Books other than text book not related to study should not be brought to school.
Conduct contrary to discipline or against the reputation of the school will result in disciplinary action against the student.

Students with less than 75% attendance will not be eligible for promotion.
No retest/re-exam is held for a Student who fails to appear for test/examination, without a grave reason/without approval of principal implies failure.

All students must wear clean and neat uniform and properly polished shoes. Students without proper school uniform will not be allowed to stay in the school. They will be sent back home.
Boys: Black Pant (Full), White Shirt, Black Shoes, Black Sweater/Blazer.
Girls: Black Kurti (Top) White Shalwar, White Dupatta, Black shoes, Black Sweater/Blazer.
School ID:- A students needs to wear School ID. Without ID students are not allowed to stay in the class room.

With Drawal / Dismissal - A parent may withdraw his\her ward. He has to clear all dues to take Transfer certificate.
The school administration reserves the clear right to dismiss any student whose diligence, academic progress, or moral character is found consistently unsatisfactory.

Students should put at least two hours in studies at home.
Guide them to become a resourceful member of the home. Encourage self-help for work and study.
Inculcate in them the idea of the dignity for work, a virtue necessary for successful career in life.
Guardians are responsible for the safety of their wards during their way to school and back home.