Rules and routines for
successful students
Academic excellence starts here
At our school, our top priority is to provide a safe, disciplined, and productive learning environment for our students. To achieve this goal, we maintain a set of golden guidelines and a code of conduct. These rules are carefully made to help every student learn and grow well, both in their studies and as a person.
Code of conduct
- Uniform
Wear the school uniform on designated days and choose appropriate casual clothing. Keep the shoes and socks clean.
- Language
Communicate primarily in English to improve language skills and ensure effective communication.
- Cleanliness
Avoid littering and use designated bins for trash.
- Orderly movement
Walk in a single file while moving around the school.
- Energy conservation
Turn off lights and air conditioning when leaving a room.
- Consistent uniform
Wear the complete school uniform, including your I-card.
- Respect for property
Take care of school property to maintain a positive learning environment.
- Appearance
For Boys
1. Keep hair short and well-groomed.
For Girls
1. Short hair: Trim and use a black hairband. Pin loose strands.
2. Long hair: Oil, comb, and plait it with a black band or ribbon.
3. Avoid ponytails.
4. Wear black cycling shorts when required.
The golden rules
Speak in English
Be gentle with others
Be kind and helpful
Listen and don't interrupt
Be honest
Work hard and don't waste time
Care for school property
Keep surroundings clean
The essential guidelines for parents
- School phones
Limit calls at school for emergencies only. Discourage students from using the school phone for personal items.
- Computer and internet
Students can use computers for educational purposes only,
avoiding inappropriate content.
- Personal property
No toys, electronics, or valuables allowed. Money, if needed,
should be deposited with a mentor.
- Field trips and permission slips
Parent/guardian permission is required for off-campus field trips organized by the school.
- Family holidays
Plan vacations during school holidays to avoid taking long leaves and disrupting the learning experience
- Change of address
Keep your child’s information card updated for timely emergency contact and provide alternative emergency contact numbers.
- Visitors
All visitors must check in at the front office for safety and wear a visitor’s pass.
- Arrival time and late coming
Inform the office if a child will be late to avoid disruption.
- Leaving school during the day
Provide a signed note in case your child has to leave school between classes.
- Attendance
Regular attendance and punctuality are required. Inform the school of absences through parental notes or calls for safety and record-keeping.