Rules and Regulations Features

Rules and Regulations

Students should arrive the school ten minutes before the morning bell is rung. School uniform is to be worn on all school days.

Students who are slovenly dressed will be sent home.

Students must carry with them their School Diary failing which they will not be allowed to enter the class.

At the sound of the first bell students must assemble for prayer, after which they have to move quietly in a line to their respective classrooms.

Students should be careful to keep their classrooms and the school premises clean and tidy.

Students are not allowed to bring or keep/wear costly items or any kind of valuables like calculators, mobile phones, precious coins, stones or any items of jewellery-like chains, rings etc. The school will not be responsible for loss of any such articles.

During school hours students must move about silently and in order.

The child should come with proper lunch box, water bottle and cloth napkin.

Parents/servants who bring lunch are not allowed to enter the building. They should hand over the lunch box to the guard.

No student shall be allowed to go home during school hours. In emergency the student will be allowed to go with his/her parents only. If the child is sick, please do not send him/her to the school.

Irregular attendance, habitual idleness, neglect of home work, disobedience and disrespect towards teachers or any reprehensible behaviour may entail dismissal from the school. Students are accountable to the school authorities for their conduct both in and outside the school.

Every student must take part in school games and other activities unless declared physically unfit or exempted by the Principal.

No collection for any purpose whatsoever shall be made in the school without the prior permission of the Principal.

Care must be taken of all school property and no student should scratch or spoil the desks or damage any school furniture; write or draw anything on the wall or in any way damage things belonging to others. Damage done even by accident should be reported at once to the class teacher or the Principal. Any damage done will be made good by the concerned student(s) together with a fine imposed on him/her/them for such an offence. Such offence may entail expulsion from the school also.

Firing crackers or splashing colours in school premises is strictly forbidden. Non-compliance of these instructions will result in expulsion from the school.

The school reserves the right to dismiss students whose diligence or progress in studies is constantly unsatisfactory or whose conduct is harmful to school or whose guardians show no interest in the progress of their ward(s). Immorality, grave insubordination, contempt of authority or willful damage to school property are sufficient reasons for immediate expulsion.

Students should behave in proper manner wherever they go. They should remember that the school is judged by their conduct. They should greet their seniors, teachers and elders when they meet them.

Weaker sections and disadvantaged group of society:

In a true spirit of democracy and fair deal to all in our school preferential admissions are given to the socially and economically weaker sections of the society.

Accordingly, under the RTE Act-2009 in our school too, 25 percent of the admissions in Nursery is reserved for them. School provides free education to these students without any discrimination.

<div class="headline-page"><h3>Private Tuition</h3></div>
School doesn't encourage any form of tuition. Regularity in work will ensure the success of students. Private tuition by SIS staff will not be allowed except for some genuine students only after permission from the Principal. In case, students are found taking tuition from SIS staff, strict disciplinary action to the extent of their expulsion from the school may be taken. Hence, parents are advised not to engage SIS staff for their wards.

<div class="headline-page"><h3>Head Boy and Head Girl</h3></div>
Head boy and the head girl of the school will be elected by the students. They will organise all the activities with the help of teachers.

<div class="headline-page"><h3>House Appointments</h3></div>
Students are divided into four different groups called houses namely Blue, Green, Red &amp;Yellow for all academic, co-curricular and outdoor sports and games competitions. Each house is managed by a teacher called House Master/Mistress who guides the students, House Captain and the Vice Captain. This system helps to inculcate keen competition, sense of responsibility and develop qualities of leadership in the students.

By this way the students are trained to hold positions of responsibility. The class monitors perform duties assigned to them by the class teachers.

Location

Facilities

Board: RBSE
Medium: English
Classes: Secondary
Facilities: SmartClasses, Computer, ActivityHall, DanceRoom, Library, MusicRoom
Timing: Morning
InstituteType: School
Management: Private
Boarding: DayScholar
Sports: Basketball, Kho_kho
Activity: Dance, Karate