Christ School

Discipline

Discipline is an integral part of the learning process. A student learns self-control of emotions and impulses, and to live in harmony with others by respecting their customs and traditions, by keeping the laws of the country and by obeying the commandments of God.

A teacher leading students through the Christ School campus

Order and cleanliness

Order must be the hallmark of our school. For this, an atmosphere of silence must be maintained by everyone during working hours in classrooms, staff rooms and offices, so that everyone contributes to maintaining excellent standards in everything.

Cleanliness is a prerequisite of orderliness. All the classrooms, corridors and the campus as a whole must reflect this in a school that aims at bringing an atmosphere of godliness.

Rules of the school

  1. Students arriving on the campus before the first bell (8.20 a.m.) go straight to their own classrooms and stay busy with the day’s lessons, exercises or homework, in silence. They must not be seen outside their classrooms or in the playgrounds.
  2. At the first bell, students and teachers assemble in the school auditorium in class order. On dispersal, students move to their classrooms in perfect order with their class teacher.
  3. Pupils attend class punctually, with their lessons well prepared and homework satisfactorily done.
  4. Every pupil respectfully greets the teachers on his or her first meeting on the school premises.
  5. When the teacher enters the classroom, all students stand, greet the teacher and remain standing until asked to sit or until the teacher takes his or her seat. They thank the teacher when the class is over.
  6. Students do not leave their classrooms during or between periods, but remain silent and prepare for the next period. When taken to the library, laboratory or playgrounds, they move in two lines, keeping to the right side of the corridors.
  7. No pupil leaves the classroom during working hours without the permission of the teacher.
  8. Students do not enter any classroom other than their own at any time, and take care of their own belongings. Valuable or curious articles, books or magazines not prescribed in the syllabus, and expensive jewellery, may not be brought to school.
  9. Classrooms, corridors and school premises are kept neat and clean. No littering is permitted; waste is always put in the bins provided. Display boards, walls, furniture, boards and shelves are kept neat and in order. Keeping their classroom absolutely clean is the personal duty of the students.
  10. Students and staff speak only in English on the campus, except in language classes. Each one should endeavour to keep high the refined tone of the school by excelling in good manners and deportment.
  11. No pupil leaves the school premises during school hours, including recess, without the permission of the Principal.
  12. Pupils are in full uniform on all working days. Pupils coming to school without the full uniform will not be allowed to sit in class.
  13. The handbook issued at the beginning of the year is kept neat and tidy, brought to school every day, and written in only in its calendar section. It is an important record of the student’s career, conduct and studies for the year; if lost, a new one is issued by the office only with the special permission of the Principal, on the recommendation of the class teacher.
  14. No monetary collection of any kind may be made from students or staff, and no meeting, party, picnic or organised school activity arranged, without the prior approval of the Principal. Parents are earnestly requested not to make personal gifts to staff members.
  15. No damage is to be done to school property - walls, furniture, library books or the digital/LED boards in the classrooms. Any damage, accidental or otherwise, must be brought to the notice of the Principal, and those responsible will repair it at their own expense or replace it identically.
  16. Any pupil found to have secured admission by means of a false certificate or false representation of any kind will be summarily dismissed, forfeiting any fee paid.
  17. Inattentiveness, indifference to study, discourtesy towards any member of staff, or any act that affects the discipline and tone of the school will be viewed seriously and, in extreme cases, is sufficient reason for dismissal. Immorality, grave insubordination, contempt for authority, wilful damage to school property and malpractice in examinations are sufficient reasons for immediate dismissal.
  18. Everyone must be acquainted with the rules and regulations in the school handbook, as well as the timely instructions given by the authorities through announcements and notices. Ignorance of the rules will not be accepted as an excuse.
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