School Decorum
GENERAL RULES
1. The Personal Data in the Diary should be completed, signed by parents/guardians and submitted to the concerned class teacher.
2. Students who come on their own or by private transport should reach school ND Block between 7:30 to 7:55 a.m. No late comers will be admitted in the school after 7:55 a.m. and will be sent back. No student is allowed to bring bicycle/scooter/ motorcycle/car to school. School will not be responsible for loss or damage to the vehicle.
3. Students who are escorted by servants or who come by private transport should not leave the school unescorted. In case of delay, they should report to the school reception.
4. No student should visit canteen after 7:55 a.m. To purchase an item from canteen, one should go to canteen before 7:55 a.m. , during recess or after school is over.
5. No lunch boxes will be received later in the school for any student. Students should carry their own lunch boxes with them in the morning. They should bring hand sanitizer with them regularly.
6. Students should wear neat, clean and ironed school uniform with the Identity Card regularly.
7. Non Sikh boys should get their hair cut at regular intervals. Sikh boys must wear turbans from Class IX onwards. Wearing school shoes and socks, decent hair cut, nail cut, tying of hair neatly for girls - all these must be taken care of. Inners and vests must be worn without fail.
8. Sports House Uniform shall be worn only on the assigned days for a particular class.
9. Students should maintain discipline and silence in classrooms, laboratories and the school library.
10. No student should bring mobile phones to school.
Normal Etiquettes - For Students At School
1. Maintain cleanliness in and around the school
2. Do not spit
3. Keep your desk clean
4. Do not litter. Use dustbin
5. Bring water and lunch, do not share
6. Carry sanitizer, handkerchief/tissue/napkins
Code of Conduct
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No student should damage school furniture, white /black / E-boards, other items or deface the walls or in any way damage things belonging to others. Damage done even by accident should be reported at once to the Class Teacher or to the Incharge or the Principal. Any damage done will have to be made good by the one who causes it or the whole class will be held responsible.
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Students are advised to keep their class rooms /toilets /school building /campus neat and clean and throw litter into the dustbins only.
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No student shall indulge in any unwanted activity. Indiscipline in any form will not be tolerated. Indulgence in any indisciplinary activity will be regarded as an offence. It will be strictly dealt with and may result in suspension, expulsion, fine or written apology.
Offences:
(a) spitting in or near the school building/school campus;
(b) disfiguring or otherwise damaging any school property;
(c) rowdyism, rude behaviour, whistling and shouting, bullying;
(d) use of violence in any form, foul language;
(e) casteism, communalism or practice of untouchability;
(f) bursting of crackers in school premises;
g) chewing gum in the school premises;
h) littering in the school premises;
(i) writing on school walls;
(j) moving around in school without 'Class Pass' during assembly and school hours;
(k) carrying undesired / unwanted magazines, e-cigarette, money, valuable items, CDs, cameras, mobile phones or any other expensive electronic gadget to school under any circumstances;
(l) bunking classes / school;
(m) wearing undesirable dress, shoes / things (not in accordance with uniform / dress code of the school);
(n) Stealing, breaking, damaging E-boards, other electronic / mechanical devices or any other school property;
(o) Unacceptable and indecent behaviour or activity in or outside school;
(p) damage to buses, misconduct with drivers, conductors or bus mates.
(q) The use of e-cigarettes (capes), tobacco and drugs is strictly prohibited in the school campus. Any student caught in possession of these prohibited items or using them in the school premises will be dealt with strictly and will be liable for serious disciplinary action/suspension from the school.
Warning Card
Discipline is a vital aspect of the educational process and plays a crucial role in shaping students’ behaviour, character and academic success.
To maintain discipline and to curb unruly behaviour of the students, a system of WARNING CARD is followed in the school.
Any of the above mentioned offences/ misbehaviour/ gross indiscipline can result in student being given a WARNING CARD. The card is issued to the student in the presence of the parent.
GREEN CARD will be issued to a student after 2 reminder warning/ written warning of misbehaviour/ gross indiscipline.
YELLOW CARD will be given to a student after 2 Green Cards or if the misbehaviour/ indiscipline of the student still persists.
RED CARD will be issued after 3 Yellow Cards or depending upon the severity of indiscipline/unruly behaviour as per the direction and discretion of the Disciplinary Committee and the Principal.
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Wilful absenteeism in any class especially in the secondary and senior secondary classes is extremely undesirable and strict action will be taken in this regard.
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Under no circumstances will a student be allowed to go home after examination/test is over or during regular school hours. Leave for half-a-day will not be given except in emergency and should be avoided for security reasons. Taking away your child from the class for a short period or for a medical checkup is not permitted.
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The photograph of a student will not be attested by the Principal or accepted by teachers/ receptionist if it is not in a proper school uniform.
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Any kind of warning/ punishment loses entitlement to any awards.
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Recommendation to Parent/Guardian
1. Motivate your ward to speak in English at all times. Politeness in speech, low volume, decent language, speak a lot about a child. Arrogance, argument, pride, indifference do not leave a good impression. Ensure that your child cultivates the right qualities and interest in studies, co-curricular and sports activities.
2. Check the school Diary everyday, visit school website for circulars, messages, etc. if any from teachers, school, examination related and CBSE.
3. Check the haircut, uniform and punctuality of your ward. Confirm your ward carries contents according to the timetable for that day. Ensure he/she wears Identity Card.
4. Restrict daily pocket money. Excessive spending should be discouraged.
5. Lunch should be properly packed so that the notebooks are not stained or spoiled. A napkin is always handy.
6. In order to avoid mischief/mishappening in the school –
* Ensure that your ward does not carry excess money, mobile phones, electronic gadgets like Tablets, Smartwatches, Headphones etc. and expensive jewellery/valuables to school.
* Any of the prohibited items, if found, will be confiscated immediately and confiscated material will not be returned. Strict disciplinary action will be taken against the student. Parents must ensure the compliance of this rule by their wards.
* School will not be responsible for any loss or damage to such items if brought to school.
7. Criticism of a teacher should be avoided in the presence of the child because it undermines respect for the teachers and the school. In case of a legitimate complaint, please meet the Class Teacher / Principal. Similarly do not discuss family problems in front of your child.
8. Make sure that you meet the Class Teacher and Subject Teachers on all Parent Teacher meetings. Kindly adhere to the timings given. In emergency you can meet a teacher on prior permission only during visiting hours with the permission of the receptionist. No parent/guardian should visit classroom to meet the concerned teacher under any circumstance or without Principal’s permission.
9. Carry Identity Card issued by the school during your visit to school. Only parents and not brothers, sisters, uncles, aunts or strangers should be sent to collect their ward or to collect report card or meet Class Teacher.
10. The school is not responsible for any unruly behaviour of students or disputes that occur outside the school premises.
11. The school reserves the right to detain or deny promotion to a student whose performance continues to remain unsatisfactory.
12. To handle emergencies successfully, maintain communication with teachers and keep records up to date. Any change of address or telephone number should be notified immediately to the school.
13. Avoid encouraging your ward to take leave on examination days or to return home after her/his examination is over.
14. There is a need to be aware of Three R's of the On-line world - Rights, Responsibilities and Respect before you give your ward access to use internet.
15. Convey your impression about the work of your ward at home on first fifteenth of every month on page provided in the Diary by using one of the remarks
a. Very Satisfactory b. Satisfactory c. Unsatisfactory