1. No leave of absence is granted except on a written application from the parents or guardian and that too only for serious reasons. A pupil taking leave without permission of the Principal may be dismissed from the school forthwith.
2. If a pupil is absent due to sickness, the Principal must be informed at once and on the return must produce a valid Medical Certificate. When a pupil who has been absent for any reason returns to school, he/she must bring a leave of absence from the parent or guardian, otherwise, the pupil will not be allowed to attend classes but sent home. In this case, the school disclaims all responsibility.
3. Pupil not returning punctually to school after the holidays are liable to have their names struck off the roll.
4. A boy /girl who has been absent from the school, or who misses the first period of the first session will not be admitted to class unless he/she brings a written leave application from home. If a pupil is absent for more than 7 days continuously, he/she must produce a medical certificate with valid proof. A medical certificate is only a reason for one's absence and cannot be used as a means for getting marks or passing the examination.
5. Irregular attendance, habitual idleness, disobedience of the student, conduct injurious to the moral tone of the school by the students as well as of parents are sufficient reasons for the dismissal of a pupil.
6. All kinds of damages done to the school premises will have to be made good /replaced/repaired.
7. Personal cleanliness and hygiene are expected from all.
8. At the "First Bell" i.e. 5 minutes before the meeting commences all must take their allotted places. The prayers before class will be said after which all go in silence to their respective classrooms.
9. The School is not responsible for the loss of books, money, clothes, etc. Students must look after their own belongings. Bring no valuable articles to school.
10. Students are expected to speak in English in the school premises as the medium of instruction is English.
11. Parents are expected to be co-operative with the staff in enforcing regularity and discipline by seeing that their diaries and by taking an active interest in the (Games/Sports) cultural or any other activities of the school regularly failing which may call for administrative measures.
12. Parents particularly requested to sign the progress report and other communications from teachers sent through the diaries. The students will not be admitted into class if their reports are not been duly signed in time, and the school disclaims responsibility.
13. Parents, guardians or other persons are not allowed to see the pupil or interview their teachers during school hours without the sanction of the Principal. For any unavoidable reasons, a prior appointment must be sought.
14. The school fees should be paid for the full session as applicable.
15. In case a student meets any accident within or outside the premises of the school causing injury, fatal injury or otherwise, the School authorities are not responsible, therefore, the student has no right about the legal claim in that respect.
16. In case a student is found getting blasphemy to the School, misbehaving with his fellow student or causing damage to the School property, is liable to be turned out from the School.
17. The Principal is fully authorized to penalize any student who is not punctual, who does not attend national functions, does not come in school dress or does not carry out the work written on his / her Diary.
18. A student found cheating or using unfair means during examinations, is liable to be debarred from examinations. Such students are liable to be turned out from the School as well.
19. In avoidance of any of the said directives, any action taken by the Principal is not liable to be challenged in any court of law.
20. No student is permitted to bring any object liable to prove a source of disturbance such as crackers during Diwali, water pistols and colours during Holi or any other electrical gadgets & pieces of equipment. Possession of any such item by a student would lead to confiscation of the goods and suspension of the student from classes.