Code of Conduct

General Code of Conduct for Students

All students are expected to be courteous and respectful; they need to learn certain basic things. They have to be punctual and should take pride in wearing neat and proper uniform at the school. No discrimination based on caste, creed or religion is allowed in the school. Use of intoxicants is strictly prohibited. Use/possession of intoxicants, if detected, would invite immediate suspension/dismissal from the school. Ragging and bullying of fellow students are strictly prohibited and shall be seriously dealt with. Mobile phones, i-pods, media players, cameras and other electronic gadgets are not allowed in the school as well as in the Hostels

Boarders have to maintain their rooms neat and tidy, make their beds and keep the soiled linen in the baskets/bags provided. No boarder will be permitted to remain in the hostel during class hours without the express permission of the Warden/ Principal.

Rights and Responsibilities of Students

Rights

• Secure and peaceful residential environment.
• Protection, care and tolerance from others.
• Freedom from harassment, bullying and victimization from others.
• Social opportunities.
• Sporting, Physical and outdoor opportunities.
• Communication with parents, relatives and friends.

Responsibilities

• Help maintain a secure and peaceful residential environment.
• Respect themselves, the school and others.
• Be sensitive to the beliefs and customers of others.
• Participate in social, sporting, outdoor and cultural opportunities to the best of their ability.
• Be honest.
• Be safe and aware of boundaries, rules and regulations at all times.
• Contribute to community life in as many ways as possible.

Special Notes for Parents

Parents are expected to co-operate with the school authorities in enforcing punctuality, regularity and discipline. Please ensure that your ward revises the lessons and does the homework regularly. Parents should take an active and helpful interest in the activities of the school.

As the medium of instruction in the school is English, it would be helpful if the student can practice English conversation at home. Parents may, therefore, encourage the students to converse in English. Awareness of current affairs through discussions at home goes a long way to build a sound base for good general knowledge and ability to participate in discussions elsewhere. Students should be encouraged to read newspapers, books and magazines. Students suffering from contagious or infectionus diseases should not be sent to the school unless cured completely.

Parents/Guardians are requested to go through the school diaries of their wards every day. Remarks made in the diary should be seen and countersigned by the next day.

Parents are requested to intimate the school office promptly in the event of any change of address or telephone number, so that the school authorities can contact them quickly in case of emergencies.