CONDUCT AND DISCIPLINE

School has profound faith in self-discipline as it believes that discipline is essential in all walks of life. It is an integral tool for the development of personality. The measures outlined are of ‘self-help’ variety and serve to inculcate an awareness in:

All pupils are expected to be neat and clean and wear the prescribed school uniform.
Shoes need to be well polished.
Girls are advised to make their hair into two plaits using maroon ribbons.
Fancy/Ornamental hairdos/clips are not allowed.
Behaviour/Deportment/Speech
Running in the corridors is prohibited.
Courtesy and politeness will be the hallmark of the pupils, who must greet all staff members, visitors and elders, showing due respect at all times.
Classroom discipline should be maintained.
Pupils must avoid loud talk in and out of classes, in the library and laboratories is a must.
Damage to school property will be penalized.
Litter must be put into litter bins/dustbins and waste paper baskets.
Students are required to show exemplary behaviour in bus, van, auto, etc. Disciplinary action will be taken against those who violate this rule.