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CODE AND REGULATION

It is mandatory for both the parents and the students to abide by all the instructions failing which the school authorities will be compelled to take disciplinary action against the offender. This could include suspension from the school.

The following practices will lead to strict disciplinary action

• Disfiguring or damaging school property.
• Bunking classes or assessments.
• Bunking school.
• Rude and arrogant behaviour with any member of the staff or with fellow students.
• Using derogatory language
• Littering school campus
• Damage to library books
• Scribbling or writing on the uniform
• Disrespect to school uniform code
• Carrying cell phones, i-pods, laptops, pen drives etc to the school.

UNIFORM

• Students have to come to school neatly dressed in proper uniform with clean shoes and tidy hair.
• Students are not allowed to bring/wear any fancy or expensive jewellery to school.
• The school does not approve of henna(mehendi) and nail polish which looks out of place with school uniform.
• Students may wear home clothes to class on their birthdays ONLY.

BIRTHDAYS

• Children are not allowed to bring anything except toffees for distribution among classmates, friends and teachers. They cannot bring any cakes, gifts etc to school for friends or teachers. On teacher’s birthday they may give them cards only and no gifts are allowed.
• Instead of spending on sweets, donate a book to the library on your birthday- scores of children will share this gift for a long time.

MONEY

Students, both day scholars and residential, are strictly forbidden to bring money to school. Any money found will be confiscated and used for social services.

ATTENDANCE/LEAVE

• On no account may any student leave the school premises without the permission of the Principal or teacher on duty.
• Leave must be applied for in the format at the back of the students’diary.
• Students must be very regular in attending school. Pupils who have been absent from classes must have the reason entered in the leave application filled in by the parent or guardian.
• Absence from classes in order to study is disapproved of.
• Half day leave must be applied for in advance. No student will be permitted to leave the school premises without the permission slip from the office.
• Repeated absences without leave for more than 10 consecutive days renders the pupil liable to have her name struck off the roll. Re-admission , if granted, will be done on the payment of a re-admission fee of Rs 500.
• All students are expected to be present on the opening and closing day of the school session. Those absent must present a medical certificate because of sickness and testmonial for other reasons.
• All students must make it a point to be present at school functions and attendance is essential for all activities and games. Students will not be excused from games without a medical certificate.

EXAMINATION

• An academic report is sent to parents four times in an academic year. In addition to half yearly and annual examinations, two other assessments are made on a continuous basis of routine class tests, assignments and projects.
• Annual Promotion Examinations are conducted in March and the new session begins from April. However, the school year is divided into two terms with summer vacation in May-June.
• Children who are ill should not be sent to the school to attend the classes or take tests, ill health affects pupil’s score and may be contagious. Tests and examinations will be adjusted if the leave application is accompanied by a doctor’s certificate.
• Parents/guardians must attend parent-teacher meeting held after each assessment/examination
• Every report must be signed by the parent or guardian and returned by the student to her class teacher the day after it is given to students.

NORMS OF PROMOTION

• Promotion is decided on the basis of marks obtained throughout the year combined with the marks of the Final examinations.
• The general criterion for promotion is that a student should have grasped the subject matter of her present class sufficiently well to follow the subject in the higher class easily. A percentage of 40 in aggregate marks of the year’s average must be obtained in each subject.
• Only those pupils who have passed in all subjects finally have a right to be promoted to a higher class.
• Promotions are decided at a staff meeting and hence the results are final and can not be reconsidered.