Admission & Withdrawal

1. 1. A pupil who has attended any recognised Secondary School can be admitted only when a transfer certificate from the school is produced.
2. 2. Pupils coming from Primary School or after Private Study shall ] be examined and admitted only to the class for which they are found fit.
3. 3. Pupils who are found to have obtained admission by false representation shall be summarily expelled.
4. 4. Application for admission should be made in the prescribed Form available at the office.
5. 5. Special Fees should be paid before the pupil's name is entered in the Register.
6. 6. Application for admission should made by the parent of guardian with the approval of the parents living.
7. 7. Each pupil has to pay the Special Fees in June and January.
8. 8. Applications for withdrawals at the end of the School year must be made by March 14 of the Calendar year, if application is made after this, the fees for the year must be paid.

Attendance Rules

1. 1. Application for leave of absence shall state the reason for absence and the period, bearing the counter signature of the parent or guardian. This should be presented to the Teacher for period not exceeding a week. For longer period previous sanction should be obtained whenever possible. In unavoidable case, the application for leave should reach the office on the second day of absence at the latest.
2. 2. In case of illness extending over one week, a medical certificate should be produced by the pupil on the day he / she rejoins school after illness.
3. 3. Action will be taken by the Class Teacher if the Pupil is absent during prayer or the class period.
4. 4. Repeated absence without leave will entail the removal of the pupil's name from the rolls.
5. 5. A pupil should not leave the class without the premission of the Teacher or until the class is dismissed.
6. 6. Application for admission should made by the parent of guardian with the approval of the parents living.
7. 7. Each pupil has to pay the Special Fees in June and January.
8. 8. Applications for withdrawals at the end of the School year must be made by March 14 of the Calendar year, if application is made after this, the fees for the year must be paid.
9. 9. A fine of Rs. 5/- for each day of absence will be leived.
10. 10. Since the emphasis is on sports in India, attendance at evening games is compulsory for all the pupils.

General Rules

1. 1. Houses.
   There are four houses in our school. They are as follows:
   a. Carey House (Brown) - named after Rev. Dr. William Careythe first Baptist Missionary who started the Baptist Church in India.
   b. Patel House (Green) - named after Sardar Vallabhai Patel, freedom fighter who integrated all the States into the India Union.
   c. Raman House (Red) - named after Sir. C.V. Raman, Noble Laureate discoverer of the Raman Ray.
   d. Tagore House (Blue) - named after Rabindranath Tagore the great Indian Poet who wrote the National Anthem and also secured the Noble Prize for Literature for his Novel" Gitanjali"
2. 2.Pupils should come neatly and modestly dressed to School.
3. 3. The School Assembly begins at 8.45 a.m. When the long bell rings pupils should hasten to their places and march in order to the assembly and stand quietly in their proper places and rows.
4. 4. Strict silence should be observed by the pupils in the Assembly when prayer is made and when the Principal or any other Teacher addresses them. When they are directed to disperse, they should march silently in rows to their class rooms take their seats and 1 await the Teacher.
5. 5. Every pupil shall wish the teachers on his / her first meeting them for the day with in the school premises.
6. 6. When a teacher enters the class room, the pupils shall stand and remain standing till they are asked to sit.
7. 7. Permission to leave the school premises during working hours will be granted only on the production of a letter of request from the parent or guradian, in special cases.
8. 8. Pupils marching from one class room to another shall do so in perfect order and silence under the guidance or the class pupil leader of captain.
9. 9. Pupils found loitering in the school premises during school hours will be dealt with suitably.
10. 10. Pupils found scribbling on the school wall or throwing pieces of paper on the floor, spitting in the walls, furniture's and floor or causing damage to any School property will be severely punished. Any damage done to school property must be made good by the pupils concerned.
11. 11. Pupils should keep their classrooms neat, the floor clean and the furniture in order.
12. 12. The school expects from pupils, punctuality, politeness, obedience and good manners at all times.
13. 13. A pupil will be suitably punished for irregular attendance and neglect of studies, disobedience or other misconduct on her I his part even outside the school premises. Any serious misconduct may lead to dismissal of the pupil from school.
14. 14. Each pupil must look after her / His own property. The school cannot take any responsibility for books money or other articles that may be lost by a pupil within the school premises
15. 15. No pupil shall bring into the class room unauthorized books or magazines or objectionable articles or pan, Supari.
16. 16. Previous sanction from the Principal is required
    (i) to arrange for a party, picnic or meeting
    (ii) to give presents to teacher or arrange demonstrations in their honor.
17. 17. Pupils are strictly for bidden to take part in any political activity.

Tuitions can be taken from the class teachers and subject Teacher through the Principal.

Examination And Tests

1. Test and Examinations will be conducted as noted in the Calendar
2. 2. No pupil should absent here self / himself from any test or examination. If a pupil is unable to attend a test due to illness, a medical certificate should be produced. T
3. 3. Dishonest Practices on the part of a pupil during tests and examination will be severely dealt with and she / he is liable to be dismissed from the school.
4. 4. Progress Report Cards will be issued to pupil after the tests and terminal Examinations.
5. 5. For purposes of promotion at the end of the year the marks obtained by the pupil in all the various tests and examinations are taken into consideration. Hence a pupil who absents herself / himself from any one of the tests and who does not
   prepare properly for the tests runs risk of being detained in the same class for another year. Pupils absence from any examinations will not be re-examined.
6. 6. Promotions to higher standards will be put up in the school on the first week of May. The results so declared are final and will not be reconsidered.
7. 7. In short, a dignified and responsible behavior is expected from each student both inside and outside the school.
8. 8. With regard to all other matters not noted in these rules, the pupils of the school shall conduct themselves in a way not derogatory to the institution.