• It is vitally important that changes in residence/office addresses and telephone numbers are communicated in writing to the School Office immediately as they occur.
• The School does not hold itself responsible for injuries sustained by pupils while in School. However, First Aid will be rendered immediately and injuries necessitating Hospital/OPD Treatment attended to without delay.
• Pupils are advised not to have Private Tuition. Parents are urged to encourage their children to do their daily work diligently and honestly and to pay utmost attention to their studies in the class room.
• Parents/Pupils (Individually or collectively) are forbidden to give teachers gifts. Neither Parties nor gift presentations by students or parents on birthdays of students or such occasions are allowed. A token gift of a flower or a sweet may be allowed.
• Collection of funds for whatever use is forbidden without prior permission of the Principal.
• Pupils are required to behave politely and avoid use of indecent language or action injurious to the feelings of fellow students, teachers or others in the school.

• Any such behaviors indicative of hurting others caste or community will attract serious disciplinary action or even dismissal.
• No student shall indulge in any of the following practices viz. Spitting in and around school building. Disfiguring, scribbling on walls, desks or otherwise damaging any school property.

• Smoking, gambling, use of drugs or intoxicants, rowdyism and rude behaviour, use of violence in any form, casteism and communalism use of obscene language, causing hurt to the modesty of others, playing truant during class hours, etc.

• Serious violence of the rules and regulations and the discipline of the school is punishable including removal or expulsion from the school. Such action will normally follow a written warning to allow improvement in conduct
• Immediate expulsion and/or even rustication will follow if the continued presence of the defaulting students is damaging to the physical and moral well being of other students and of the school, or if the violation is punishable seriously at the Board Level. Such as unfair practice at the examination.
• In the absence of the teacher from the class room, pupils are required to observe silence and obey the Monitor of the class.
• Students may be required to take part in various co-curricular activities even after school hours. When so required, participation will be deemed compulsory.
• Staying away from mandatory School Functions, including Annual Day and Sports Day, without prior permission and/or justification will be considered a discipline default.
• English being the medium of instruction in school, students must speak English even in their private conversation in school.
• Students are responsible to School authorities for their conduct not only in School, But also for their general behaviour outside. Any report of observed objectionable conduct outside the school on the part of the student will make them liable to disciplinary action. It is expected that through their good behaviour they enhance the prestige of the school.
• A student involve in any incident even outside the school which brings discredit to the institution either because of unpleasant nature or inviting criminal or legal action by police or the court will be dismissed from School without further enquiry.
• Every Pupil must possess a copy of the School Diary which should brought to the school everyday. Apart from entering legibly the name and other personal data, pupil should not enter in it anything except what relates to school work.
• Pupil should not bring valuables or money to the school. They are also not allowed to bring to school magazines, pictures, books, cassettes, CDs cameras, mobile phones, etc.
• Pupils are forbidden to bring crackers, explosives, harmful instruments and other dangerous materials to school.
• Every student should take care of school properties, intended or neglectful damage to school properties is a serious breach of school discipline and will have to be made good by the defaulting students.
• Students will remain home when they are sick. Once they come to school they will remain for the entire school hours. This rule applies even during the time of examination.

Students are requested to report to school always in the prescribed uniform. Parents are requested to go through the detail of the uniform as given below.

• Navy Blue Blazer with School crest
• Grey Flannel Trousers (color: middle grey)
• White shirt & Navy Blue Pullover
• School Belt, Tie and Grey Woolen Socks

• White shirt
• Grey cotton or terylene trousers (color: middle grey)
• School Belt and School Tie
• Boys of Classes I to V – half pants (colour: middle grey)
• Black shoes (Liberty) and grey cotton or nylon socks
• School blazer (on cold days)

• T-shirt with half sleeves of house colour
• White Shirt
• White gym socks

• Pupil must be punctual at the beginning of the day, for all subjects classes and activities. Attendance for morning assembly is compulsory.
• For every absence, a written statement signed by the Parents/guardian is required on the day pupil returns. If a student is absent for more than three days for reason of ill health, a certificate from a doctor is required stating illness and fitness.
• A student who arrives late, will be required to bring an explanatory note from the parents.
• All explanatory notes for absence/late arrival should be handed over to class teacher. No one, who is late or has been assent on the previous day, will be admitted to class without permission of the Principal.
• Pupil are not granted leave for extending vacation period. Prior permission should be sought for absence from School for any reason known or planned in advance.
• Students who are regularly sick and fall short of the required 75%of attendance may be asked to leave the School on grounds of Physical unfitness.
• No leave will be granted during the examinations
• Students late for the third time will be sent home and considered absent.
• Students will not be allowed to leave school early unless parents/guardian present a written note to the Principal for reason of emergency.
• Attendance on the first day of the School after vacation is absolutely essential. A fine for each day of absence may be imposed on those absent from the first day. Those absent due to illness must inform the School either before or on the reopening day and present a medical certificate before they are admitted to class. Pupil who do not join school on the first day without any information are liable to forfeit their places. Readmission may be considered. The names of pupil who remain absent without leave of six consecutive days may be struck off the rolls. A punitive fine may be imposed on late comers as a measure of exemplary punishment.

Classes I to IV will have three tests during the scholastic year. Detailed report cards showing the grades obtained by the pupils are issued for the information of parents, shortly after the examinations have been held. The result of the examinations held at the end of the scholastic year will be sent to the parents.

Classes V to X will have three examinations during the scholastic year besides the class tests. Marks obtained in these tests will be counted in the final examinations.

Promotion to the text class is decided on the result of examinations and tests held during the year. The final examination is not only examination for promotion. Student failing in more than one subject will not be promoted to the next class.

Students and parents are reminded that minimum passing marks in the school are 40% for Classes V to X and 45% for Classes I to IV and XI & XII. While detentions are kept to a minimum, students who do not qualify as per the Assessment System will not be promoted. THE PRINCIPAL`S DECISION REGARDING PROMOTION OR DETENTION IS FINAL. Results declared are final there will be no re-test.

No special arrangements are made for the examination of pupils who, for any reason, absent themselves from any part or entire examination.Answer books submitted by the pupils in their examination will not,under any circumstances, be given to the parents, private tutors or others. Absence from the whole examination involves loss of marks.Absence from one or more subjects in the tests involves loss of marks and will bring down the percentage and excludes the pupil from obtaining a grade. Students who fail to appear in any one of the papers illness/accidents must produce a medical certificate from the Government Hospital. Medical Certificates from private practitioners will not accepted unless the are known to the school.

Wilful breach of any of the regulations pertaining to the conduct of examinations is punishable with the expulsion from the examinations or,if subsequently discovered, with the cancellation of the papers. Any tampering with reports (forging signature and changing the marks) will result in the parents being compelled to withdraw the student from the school.

• Fee payment from 1 April 2024 onwards for the session 2024-25.
• Payment to be deposited in 8 installments through E Care Pro App.
• Payment is to be made by the 25th of the month. A late fee of Rupees 100/- will be charged after the 25th of the month.
• CBSE registration fee will be charged in the month of October for classes 9 - 12.
• School has increased the fee by 8% for the present session 2024-25.
• Newspaper, Olympiad and NCC charges to be paid in the month of May.

• Students are encouraged to use class and school Libraries under the guidance of their class teachers and the librarian.
• Silence must be observed in the library at all times.
• Library Books are issued to the pupil once a week, on the days fixed for each class. These must be returned within 7 days and, if required, may be re-issued for another 7 days.
• Students are expected to take care of the library books. Writing or marking on a book is strictly forbidden. Damage/loss of books, while in possession of the students, will have to be made good by the student in whose name the book is issued.
• Books are issued exclusively for the use of the borrower. Anyone found loaning books to other person may be denied the facility of the Library.
• Reference Books are Periodicals will not be issued to the students. However, they may refer to them during the Library period.
• Books must be returned before the commencement of each terminal examination. If students fail to do so neither their result nor the School leaving Certificate will be given.
• Library fines are to be paid at the school office and a receipt obtained

• One calendar month’s notice will have to be given for the withdrawal of the child from the school. However Full fee of the installment will be charged.
• All dues must be cleared and books and other school property and items returned before the child is withdrawn and Transfer Certificate obtained.
• Pupil who fails in a class for two consecutive years will not be allowed to continue in the school.
• The Management reserves to itself their right to dismiss any student. Students whose academic performance is indifferent or poor in spite of the efforts by the school, and/or whenever disciplinary profile is not satisfactory will not be admitted to the Senior Secondary Section of the School after the Secondary School Examination.