Attendance- It is compulsory for all students to attend assembly in the morning. At the stroke of the FIRST BELL, all must proceed briskly, and in silence, to the quadrangle or classroom, as the case may be, for the morning prayer. At the stroke of the THIRD BELL, the school family prays together," A family that prays together stays together".
No student will absent himself/herself from school without leave approval/application. Only for weighty reasons will leave be granted after an application is submitted personally by the parent/guardian to the Principal. However, no leave will be granted for absence just before or after Dusshera, Deepawali, Christmas and other such holidays or during the first week of a new session, those absent without prior leave approval, strict action will be taken against them. Those absent because of sickness must inform the school before or on the reopening day. If sick, a medical certificate must be submitted, along with the leave application. Separate leave notes should be submitted if sibling are in different class. Students should submit leave applications signed by the parent, countersigned by the Principal, on the next day of their absence from the school.
Entries in the calendar must be countersigned by the parents/guardians where ever necessary. Pupils who are absent for more than a fortnight without a leave application will be struck off the rolls. They will not be re-admitted.
Written permission of the Principal is required for students to leave the school premises. Parents are requested, except in case of real necessity, not to apply to the Principal to allow the children to leave the school before the final bell rings to end the school day. Children will not be sent home even in an emergency with anyone who might come for them during the school hours without a written request from the parent/guardian.
All major permissions should be directly obtained from the Principal.
Irregular attendance, habitual idleness, neglect of home work, disobedience and disrespect towards members of the staff or bad moral influence, justify dismissal of a student from school.
Pupils are responsible to the school. Making noise, shouting, talking loudly whistling, fighting, using foul language, stealing, disobedience, disrespect, damaging school property, bad conduct in and outside the school, are severely punishable offences. In such matters the Principal's decision is final.
No student shall scratch, spoil or damage any school furniture or any other
property of the school or draw or write anything anywhere on any of the school (i) property, or the property of other students and teachers, even by accident or ignorance. Such cases should be immediately reported to the class teacher/ Principal. The financial compensation of the damage shall be paid by the offender, who shall be subject to further action as deemed fit by the Principal.
Students are strictly forbidden to bring any type of electronic equipments, magazines, mobiles or objectionable literature to school. In such cases these articles will be confiscated and further disciplinary action will be taken.
Attendance at official school functions such as sports day, Independence Day, Republic Day, Annual Prize Distribution Day, Children's Day, etc is compulsory. 10. If students want to meet the Principal for emergency reasons, it should be during the first period only after which they are not supposed to leave the class.
PUPILS RESPONSIBILITY: Pupils are responsible for their own books, pens, calculators, cycles, cardigans, tiffin boxes or any other stuff Articles that are found in school premises should be deposited in the office. Students are also advised not to bring expensive items in the school.
Only English Language should be used within the school premises.
Every pupil of the school is required to have a copy of the calendar. He/she should moreover, make himself/herself well acquainted with the rules and obey them. The almanac must be brought to school everyday.
Any student going out of class room during teaching period has to get an outpass from the teacher concerned without which no student will be permitted to movearound.
