General Code of Conduct

• Use of rough or uncivilized language is strictly prohibited, whether directed at academic staff, students, or support staff.

• Students must greet staff and visitors politely at all times.

• Respect and obedience towards school prefects are mandatory.

• Students must walk calmly and sensibly around the school; running, playing, or any form of horseplay in corridors is not allowed.

• Mutual respect among students is essential. Any form of bullying — physical, verbal, or mental — will be dealt with severely.

• The School Students’ Council is responsible for maintaining discipline and executing various duties.

• Students must cooperate with the Students’ Council and follow instructions given by prefects on duty.

• Students who physically harm others will face suspension or rustication.

• Respect for school property is compulsory. Furniture must not be damaged or written upon.

• Any damage to school property must be reported immediately to a teacher or house parent.

• Students should not display overt signs of affection towards teachers, students, or staff.

• Litter must be disposed of in the bins provided, and students are encouraged to pick up litter when seen.

• Bullying is strictly prohibited.
  Bullying is defined as deliberately hurtful behavior, repeated over time, making it difficult for victims to defend themselves.
  Types include:

  • Physical bullying: hitting, kicking, theft

  • Verbal bullying: name-calling, racist remarks
    Severe disciplinary actions, including suspension or rustication, will be taken against students found guilty of bullying.

Code of Conduct for Academics

• Students are expected to complete all classwork, assignments, and homework regularly and submit them on time.

• Copying from peers is prohibited; offenders will be required to repeat the work during academic detention.

• All work must be neat and legible.

• Students falling behind in their work may be placed under academic detention.

• Students must adhere to the school calendar and return to school promptly after vacations.

• Textbooks must be handled carefully and not written on; exercise books should be kept neat and tidy.

• Unfair means during tests and examinations are strictly forbidden. Violators will face severe consequences, including a 25% deduction in marks.

• Routine work must be completed on time; failure to do so may result in academic detention.