Rules & Regulations

School Policies

Clear guidelines help every student thrive. Please read all policies carefully.

Students must bring their homework diary every day.
Tiffin and water bottle must be labelled with name and class.
Name, class and section must be written on the bag, books, copies and all belongings.
Students must be regular and punctual and complete assignments daily.
No student may leave the school premises without the Principal's permission.
Students are responsible for their own belongings; the school is not responsible for any loss.
After an infectious disease, a medical certificate from a registered doctor is required before returning to school.
Bring text books and notebooks as per the timetable.
Wear a neat, clean, properly ironed uniform and polished shoes every day.
Use dustbins; keep classrooms and school premises clean at all times.
Do not write on walls or damage furniture or school property.
Newspapers, cell phones and electronic gadgets are not allowed on school premises.
Do not loiter; visiting the staff-room without permission is strictly prohibited.
Gifts to teachers and inviting them to personal functions require the Principal's prior permission.
Individual problems are considered sympathetically; collective complaints are not entertained.
Guardians may not meet teachers or wards in the school premises without the Principal's permission.
90% attendance is compulsory. As per CBSE, 75% attendance is required to appear in the Board exam; 85% is required for awards.
Every student must carry their identity card at all times.
Late arrivals, unexplained absence and neglect of homework are treated as misconduct.
The morning assembly is compulsory; students must attend on time.
Guardians must check and sign the homework diary daily.

Uniform: Guardians must ensure that their ward attends school in the prescribed uniform. Details can be obtained from the school office or downloaded from the Downloads page.

Students must maintain law and order in the school at all times.
All students must be polite and cooperative with teachers, staff and fellow students.
Silence and decorum must be maintained during class hours, examinations and assemblies.
The class monitor is responsible for maintaining order in the teacher's absence.
Misconduct, use of abusive language or disrespect to staff will lead to punishment or expulsion.
Bunking of classes is strictly prohibited.
No child may drive a motor vehicle or bike to school.
Wilful damage to school property must be repaired and a fine may be imposed on the offending student.

Test and exam dates are given well in advance in the school planner.
Question papers are prepared as per CBSE guidelines; Unit Test IV follows an objective pattern.
Exams are not preponed or postponed for individual students, and missed exams are not re-conducted.
Only medical leave supported by an MBBS doctor's certificate is sanctioned during tests.
Use of unfair means will attract deterrent punishment including cancellation of the exam.

Pass marks are 40% in each subject. Promotion to the next class requires meeting the aggregate criteria communicated by the school at the beginning of each session.

Grading Scale

Percentage	Grade
90 – 100	A+
80 – 89	A
70 – 79	B+
60 – 69	B
50 – 59	C
33 – 49	D
00 – 32	E (Fail)

Promotion Notes

LKG to Class II: generally promoted on continuous evaluation.
Class III to V: promoted on meeting minimum pass marks in each subject.
Class VI to VIII: promoted on meeting minimum pass marks and attendance requirements.
Class IX: promoted to Class X on meeting CBSE promotion criteria.
Answer scripts are not retained beyond one month; re-checks are at the Principal's discretion.
There is no promotion on trial; a student failing two successive years must be withdrawn.

The fee must be paid by the 10th of each month to avoid a late fine. If unpaid by month-end, the student's name is struck off the roll.
No student may appear in any examination until all dues are cleared.
One month's tuition fee is remitted if the full session fee is paid in lump sum (this concession also applies to conveyance fees).
A fee card is issued on payment of the first month's fee.
Sibling concession: the younger sibling receives a concession on submission of the sibling concession form.
Fees once paid are non-refundable. The fee structure can be revised without assigning a reason.

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One month's written notice is required before withdrawing a child from the school.
All dues must be cleared and a no-dues certificate obtained before the Transfer Certificate (TC) is issued.
A TC for a student leaving at the start of or during the session is issued on payment of six months' fees or all dues for the session (whichever is applicable as per rule).
A child absent for 30 consecutive days without information will be struck off the roll.
On re-admission after being struck off, the full admission fee is charged afresh.

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