Students Must

• Show respect to teachers, staff, visitors, and fellow students at all times.
• Maintain honesty in thought, word, and action.
• Be punctual, attend school regularly, and come prepared for classes.
• Wear the complete school uniform neatly and maintain personal hygiene.
• Speak politely and use appropriate language with everyone.
• Keep classrooms, corridors, restrooms, and the school campus clean.
• Practice courtesy by greeting teachers and elders wherever they meet them.
• Follow instructions given by teachers without argument.
• Handle school property with care and avoid scribbling on desks or walls.
• Participate actively in academics, sports, and all school activities.
• Avoid fights, bullying, teasing, and any form of disrespectful behaviour.
• Never bring prohibited items, harmful objects, or valuables to school.
• Promote peace and harmony and help younger students whenever possible.
• Uphold the dignity and reputation of the school both inside and outside the campus.

Students are expected to be role models of discipline, integrity, and responsibility.

What Parents Expect from Students

Parents trust the school to shape their children into responsible, well-mannered, and value-based individuals. The following qualities reflect what every parent wishes to see in their child:

• Purity in thought, word, and deed.
• Respect for parents, teachers, elders, and society.
• Fairness and honesty in work, play, and interactions.
• Truthfulness—always choosing honesty over convenience.
• Kindness and empathy towards the helpless, needy, and weak.
• Ability to say “NO” to anything wrong or harmful.
• Avoidance of fights, quarrels, and negative company.
• Readiness to help others whenever needed.
• Courage and optimism while facing challenges.
• Love for the country, pride in its culture, and respect for all humanity.

These qualities help students become strong individuals and responsible citizens.