Guidelines for Conduct Grade

Serious Offences

Parents/guardians will be informed when serious offences are committed by students. Further actions such as demerit points, probation, suspension or expulsion may be taken by the school.

Examples of serious offences are, but not limited to:

Defiance towards teachers
Cyber offences
Inappropriate behaviour between students
Damage to school property/vandalism
Forgery
Cheating in assessment
Disregard of rules
Fighting
Bullying
Sexual misconduct
Shoplifting/theft
Substance abuse / consumption of alcohol

The table below shows the award of demerit points for the various serious offences.

A discipline dossier for each serious offence committed will be kept where the details of the nature of the offence and the disciplinary action will be recorded.

Minor Offences

The table below shows the award of demerit points for the various minor offences.

Conduct Grade

The Conduct Grade will be computed based on the total demerit points accumulated in the course of the year. The Conduct Grade will be reported at the appropriate progress reports:

C1:

Promotional Examination Progress Report

C2:

Block Test Progress Report
Preliminary Examination Progress Report

Each year’s Conduct Grade will be independently calculated and reported.

NOTE

Repeated offences committed in each school term may result in graver disciplinary action taken against the student.

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