School Diary
Every student must be in possession of his/her School Diary on every working day. Non-compliance with this may debar a student from attending school for the day.
School Uniform
Student must strictly follow the code of the school uniform on all regular days from home to school and back. They must also abide by the same on special/remedial class days, holidays, Saturdays and on days they represent the School in external competitions and functions.
- Skirts should be just above knee level and shirts properly tucked in, with green leggings for girls.
- Boys' trousers should not be below the waist, belts must be worn, shirts tucked in and ties double-knotted.
- Shoes must be clean/polished daily. No sneakers or non-regular shoes are permitted. No high heels. Medicated shoes may be allowed with prior permission.
- P.T. shoes must be cleaned with liquid white cleaner. Chalk should not be used.
- Girls' hair should be properly done/clipped. Boys should have a neat haircut with no long sideburns. No spiking or colouring of hair. Nails must not be long or polished.
- No ornaments are permitted in school.
- No mehendi outside the palm area if required for religious purposes. Tattooing is not allowed.
- Students must wear the correct uniform as per the class timetable.
- Laboratory coats are compulsory during practical classes.
Boys
a) Light red T-shirt with green colour and green border in sleeves + hunter green trouser (half/full) for Nursery, KG-I & KG-II.
b) Green striped white shirt with green border in collar/sleeves + hunter green trouser (half/full) for Class-I onwards.
Girls
a) Light red frock with green colour and green border in sleeves/frock end for Nursery, KG-I & KG-II.
b) Green striped white shirt with green border in collar/sleeves + hunter green skirt from Class-I onwards.
c) Girls from Class-I onwards must use full green leggings or stockings inside skirts.
School Transport Rules
School car is a voluntary service by school authority. School management coordinates between car owners and guardians for students.
- Change requests must be submitted in writing. Changes are permitted only in case of permanent residence shift, subject to availability of seats and existing routes.
- High discipline must be maintained in the car. A complaint may result in withdrawal of the facility without prior notice.
- Students will be picked up and dropped only at the previously mentioned point.
- Students cannot discontinue the school car service in the middle of the session. Car fees must be paid up to March.
- Pool car charges must be paid by the 10th of every month.
- Guardians are not permitted to use or travel in the school car.
- Do not call the driver unnecessarily while the vehicle is being driven.
- The car will not wait for latecomers.
School Car Behaviour
School car is an extension of the school; students must follow school behaviour standards. The driver and conductor are in charge of student safety.
Any problems should be reported to the school administration. Disciplinary action may include loss of school car privileges.
Guardians must sign the car rules at the time of admission or when adding the car service.
Library Policy & Rules
The school has a well-equipped library and students are encouraged to make proper use of it.
- Strict silence must be maintained.
- No damage should be caused to books.
- Any lost or damaged book must be replaced by the responsible student.
- Magazines and periodicals are not issued.
- A fine of Re. 1/- per extra day will be charged for late return and no new book will be issued until the previous book is returned.
Privileges
Library use is a privilege. The Principal and Teachers decide the terms of library usage. Inappropriate behaviour may result in loss of this privilege.
Acceptable Use
At school, students may use the library to research, learn, read and write. Students must follow appropriate behaviour at all times.
- Only age/class-suitable textbooks, reference books and story books may be used.
- Students must be polite to the librarian, assistant and classmates.
- Appropriate language must be used.
- Silence must be maintained.
- Students must queue while entering and returning books.
- Books must be placed back correctly.
- Books must be returned within the due period.
- Instructions given by the librarian or assistant must be followed.
Library Safety Rules
The student must follow these safety rules:
- Handle books and magazines carefully.
- Do not tear pages.
- Do not mark or write on library materials.
- Ask a teacher if any material makes the student uncomfortable or inquisitive.
- The school is not responsible for the truth or veracity of information contained in library materials.
Security
Students may use the library only when a teacher, librarian or library assistant is present.
Vandalism
- No damage may be caused to reading materials, furniture or the arrangement of the library.
- No damage may be caused to books belonging to others.
- The sanctity and decorum of the library must be maintained.
- Stealing is strictly prohibited.
- Library materials issued to a student are for that student's use only and must not be shared.
Library Policy
- Check the book for damage before reading and report any damage immediately.
- Use only materials specifically assigned by the librarian.
- Only textbooks, reference books, magazines and journals directly connected to assignments may be used.
- Eating and drinking are not permitted.
- Do not damage library materials with a pen, pencil, marker or hand.
- Photocopying extracts is allowed only with written permission from the subject teacher, which must be shown to the librarian.
- Scribbling on tables is strictly prohibited.
- Students may not use the library unless specifically instructed by the class/subject teacher, except during the designated library period.
- Willful damage is strictly prohibited.
- Students must not break the queue while receiving or submitting library material.
Failure to Follow Any of the Above Will Result In
- Possible loss of library privileges.
- Possible suspension from the library.
- Possible suspension from school for a period determined by the Principal.
Laboratory Rules & Policy
Guidelines for Computers and the Internet
Guidelines for computers and the Internet are important for students. Students must be guided by these guidelines to ensure their understanding of the safe and appropriate use of technology.
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