Established in 1938 (English and Hindi Medium)
Irregular attendance, unjustified or unexplained absence, habitual late coming, disobedience or objectionable behavior of any kind may result in the removal of the child from the school.
School property willfully damaged or destroyed will be required to be made good. In addition a heavy fine may also be imposed.
Students of the school are not permitted to drive any vehicle, other than a bicycle, while coming to the institution or while returning home from it. A breach of this rule may result in the student’s name being removed from the school rolls.
Parents/Guardians are requested to notify the school of any change in address or telephone number.
All correspondence to the Principal should be addressed by designation, not by name.
In the case of heavy rain, please do not telephone the school to ask if there is a holiday. The school will function normally for those students who are present.
The school is not responsible for the loss of personal belongings. It is not advisable for students to bring valuables to the school.
Parents and guardians are NOT allowed to see their wards or to interview teachers during school hours.
Students should bring the school diary to class, every day.
All students are expected to attend their classes from the commencement of the term.
All students are expected to report to school in neat and proper uniform or else he/she would be liable to be sent back home.
Every pupil is required to do assignments set in class as well as all homework set for the day. Parents are requested to ensure that homework assigned is completed on time.
Classroom observation of teachers and pupils is conducted at regular intervals by the Section Heads.
A student must be present for a minimum of 80% of the entire working academic session, failing to do so child would not be allowed to sit for examination.
Should a child be injured or unwell during school hours, every effort will be made to inform the parents/guardians. The school authorities will take whatever measures are considered necessary based on the emergency.
Principal reserves the right to waive any of the rules contained herein, without assigning any reason for their action.
The following may be interpreted as gross misconduct and may result in a student’s dismissal from the School.
Truancy either from assembly or from class.
Habitual late coming.
Being incorrectly dressed.
Shortage of attendance.
Indifference towards studies.
Insubordination towards school authorities.
Failure to participate in the co-curricular activities of the school held during school hours (e.g. P.T., debates, elocution, dramatics, essay, competitions, quizzes etc.)
Driving a motorized vehicle on the school campus.
The meeting of friends who are outsiders or even ex-students on the school campus.
Smoking or chewing of addictive substances.
Drinking.
Stealing.
Spitting or writing on the walls.
Acts of violence or abuse.
Reading or purveying of obscene material.
Vandalism or willful destruction of school property.
Bringing or using mobile phones on campus.
Students must report to school 10 minutes before the prescribed school timing. Students who come late will not be allowed to attend classes.
Students must be regular and punctual in attendance.
No leave of absence will be granted during the term, except under very special circumstances.
A certificate from the school doctor or a registered medical practitioner must support requests for leave on medical grounds.
Absentees on rejoining school must produce a letter from their parents or guardians explaining the cause of absence supported by a medical certificate in case of illness.
If an appointment is made with a doctor, the child must not be sent to school on that day.
Students afflicted by infectious diseases or those who have been exposed to such diseases in their homes, must complete the quarantine period before rejoining school. This should be indicated on the medical certificate.
The Principal’s prior permission for leave of absence from school is essential.