Code of Conduct for Students

Students must report to school on time and be present at least 10 minutes before the first bell.
Discipline, respect for teachers, staff, and fellow students are integral to school life.
Students must attend all classes regularly and remain in the classroom during class hours.
Wandering in corridors, playgrounds, or campus areas during class hours is strictly prohibited.
Respect for school property is mandatory; any damage to furniture, equipment, or infrastructure will be viewed seriously.
Ragging, bullying, violence, or use of abusive language is strictly prohibited inside and outside the school premises.
Students must actively participate in academic, co-curricular, and school-mandated activities.

Wearing the prescribed school uniform on all working days is compulsory.
Uniforms must be clean, neatly pressed, and worn with proper shoes and socks.
Hair and personal grooming must be maintained as per school guidelines.
Girls: Neatly braided hair with ribbons; no fancy hairstyles or cosmetics.
Boys: Neatly groomed hair; trendy or non-approved hairstyles are not permitted.
Students without proper uniform, shoes, or identity card will not be permitted to attend classes.
Jewellery, ornaments, tattoos (temporary or permanent), and fashionable accessories are strictly prohibited.

Regular attendance is mandatory for academic progress and promotion.
100% attendance is expected for all tests, examinations, and school programmes.
Leave applications must be submitted in advance, except in cases of medical emergencies.
Medical certificates must be produced for prolonged or medical leave.
Leave during examinations and assessments is strongly discouraged.
Latecomers will not be allowed to attend the first period.

English is the compulsory language of communication within the school campus.
Students are expected to converse in English during class hours and school activities to enhance language proficiency.
Speaking in vernacular languages within the campus is discouraged and may invite corrective measures.