Code of conduct

GENERAL EXPECTATIONS

1. Students are expected to behave well in Public and to represent the school with pride.
2. Students are expected to be alive to the learning process at all times whether in the classroom or outside.
3. Inappropriate discrimination on ground of gender/race /religion /cultural background/or academic or sporting must be avoided at all times.
4. The student should avoid carrying cash/mobile/camera/wrist watch etc in the school.
5. It is against the School policy for any of its staff members, including teachers, to take any gifts, favors and /or accept any personal invitations.
6. Students should treat school property with respect and any damage to it must be brought to the notice of school authorities. A student guilty of wilful damage will be punished and charged for any necessary repairs/maintenance.
7. All school activities are compulsory unless expressly excused by the school for a valid reason.
8. Parents are expected to cooperate with their child’s teachers to help guide their child to become an independent learner; to be aware of and show interest in the child’s developmental progress; to attend meetings and workshops sponsored by the school which are designed to inform parents of ways to help their child develop to his/her potential.
9. Teachers take primary responsibility in creating a positive learning environment and in providing learning opportunities that are enriching and age-appropriate. Teachers are encouraged to continuously develop their teaching skills and knowledge. Teachers shall also communicate with parents on a timely basis regarding the student’s progress.
10. Personal Cleanliness and hygiene are recommended to all.
11. The cleanliness of the school campus is the responsibility of every person in the campus. Bins are provided for use. There is no indignity in picking up litter and putting it in the bin.
12. Any form of verbal or physical abuse in the school is totally unacceptable, under no circumstances should students abuse or fight with each other. Strict action will be taken against the defaulter.

DISCIPLINE

The purpose of discipline is to help children learn ways of behaving that are acceptable to themselves and to others. With very young children, this usually means setting limits for their safety, the safety of others and the safety of property. Young children need to be reassured that the people who care for them will guide and protect them. Classroom ground rules emphasize that the child will not hurt himself, any other person, or any property. Corporal punishment is absolutely prohibited.