GENERAL RULES
1. All the pupils should attend the class punctually with a through preparation of their lessons taught in the previous classes. They should come to school, neat and tidy, in the prescribed uniform.
2. Pupils who are absent without prior permission should get the permission of the Principal in order to attend school the following day.
3. All applications for leave of absence should be made in advance except in the case of sudden illness or any unexpected incident.
4. Pupils are requested to keep the classrooms and the school premises absolutely clean. To this end they are advised to make good use of the waste paper boxes provided.
5. Pupils are strictly forbidden from scribbling anything on the wall, furniture, or anywhere on the premises of the school.
6. Should pupils damage furniture or any other school property wantonly they will make good the loss to the institution.
7. Pupils will have to stay back after class hours for evening games and other co-curricular activities if the teachers so desire. The office phone can be used by the students to inform the parents whenever necessary.
8. Pupils should, at all times, show respect and deference to the school authorities and the teaching and non-teaching staff. They should remember that every child of this institution is a gentleman or a lady in the making.
9. The warning bell before the first period of each session is a signal for all to go to the school assembly or to their respective classrooms. This should be done in silence. As soon as the students reach their classrooms they should get their books ready for the first period of class. Moving from one classroom to another, between periods, should be done in silence and in order.
10. All students should be habitually clean and always neatly dressed. A student who is slovenly or not in uniform may have to be sent home with due information to the parents.
11. Boys should see to it that their hair is trimmed properly.
12. The student’s behaviour should be gentlemanly or lady-like at all times and in all places, both inside and outside the school. No loud shouting or whistling is allowed on the school premises.
13. Pupils are not allowed to bring razor blades or any sharp instruments to school.
14. The school is not responsible for the goods lost. Pupils are advised not to bring to school valuables, like expensive watches or fountain pens.
15. Children who come to school in the care of attendants should never leave the premises before the attendants arrive. In case of delay in going home, they should report to the school office. We hope and pray God that the children entrusted to our care will conduct themselves to the satisfaction of all concerned and go out of the school after a successful career as God-fearing young men and ladies useful to themselves, to their parents and the country at large.
We hope and pray God that the children entrusted to our care will conduct themselves to the satisfaction of all concerned and go out of the school after a successful career as God-fearing young men and ladies useful to themselves, to their parents and the country at large.
FOR THE INFORMATION OF THE PARENTS
1. Parents can meet the Principal in her office on any working day of the school between 11:30 am and 12:30 pm and between 3:30 pm and 4:30 pm. Other than the parents, no outsider will be entertained to discuss matters, academic or otherwise, concerning the students of the Vidyalaya.
2. Parents are not permitted to meet the teachers within the school campus without the knowledge of the Principal.
3. Parents should help their wards to be punctual and regular in attending school.
4. If the child is indisposed, the parents are advised not to send the child to school.
5. During the working hours of the school, if any student hurts himself or falls sick, the school office will inform the parents immediately. Parents should respond to the call without delay. To the extent possible, necessary first-aid will be given.
6. During school working hours (excepting the lunch interval – 12:40 pm to 1:20 pm.) no outsider will be permitted to take any student out of the campus.
7. During the lunch interval, hundreds of students go home to have their lunch. Some students bring their lunch themselves. In other cases, parents bring lunch for their wards. Even though no outsider can gain entry into the school campus, many students, on their own free will, go out of the campus. Therefore, the school cannot accept any responsibility for the movement of students in and out of the school campus during the lunch interval or after school hours or before the school starts in the morning.
8. Generally, students will not be permitted to stay in the campus of the school after the working hours unless they are asked to stay back by the teachers for specific purposes.
9. Several students have arranged their own means of transport. The school cannot keep track of such transport arrangements. Therefore, parents are advised to take necessary precautions in this regard.
10. Identity cards will be provided to the parents, attendants and drivers who accompany the children of LKG, UKG and Std. I to school and back home. One identity card with a maximum of three photographs of attendants and parents will be provided to each student. No person other than the ones in the identity card will be permitted to take the child home from school. Co-operation of the parents in this matter and adherence to the rule are absolutely imperative.
PROHIBITION ON THE USE OF CELL PHONES IN THE CLASS-ROOM
11. Prohibition on the use of cell phones in the class-room We are enjoying the fruits of technological advancements. The calculator, to start with, the cell phone and the laptop have become a necessity nowadays. A large number of people, including children, have become addicts to these alluring gadgets. But, this facility interferes with our life style and routine, thus making it, at times, a nuisance to the user and to the neighbours as well. Therefore, in the interest of everybody, students are advised not to bring cell phones to the class-room, library or laboratory. Laptops can be brought in only if the facility is to be used in the class room to help in the process of teaching-learning and with the prior permission of the teacher / principal. The authorities of the school are within their powers if they confiscate cell phones or other gadgets from the students. Therefore, parents are requested to prevent their wards from carrying cell phones with them to school. The cell phone, which has broken the barriers of communication, is no doubt a boon – but not without its negative impacts namely, the health hazard, noise- pollution and denial of privacy to others, which make it a great nuisance.
Parents will have access only to the school office and to no other area of the school unless specifically permitted by the Principal. This rule is not applicable to the parents visiting the school to collect progress reports of their wards on ‘open days’.
RULES FOR PROMOTION OF PUPILS TO HIGHER CLASSES
1. No student is detained in the same class for a second year upto and inclusive of Std. 5.
2. The promotion of a pupil is on the basis of his / her performance throughout the year and hence, the importance of regularity in attendance and academic work. Three tests, pre mid-term, mid-term and post mid-term are held for all classes and the student’s performance in these tests will be taken for the 10 marks meant for the internal assessment. At the end of the year, an examination will be held covering the lessons done during the whole of the academic year.
3. The student securing less than 33% marks in the Annual Examination, in one or more subjects, will be detained in the same class for a second year..
4. Results declared at the end of the year, are final in all cases and will not be considered for review under any circumstances.