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Code of Conduct

Code of Conduct

The school expects all students to maintain a high standard of discipline.

Being an English medium school, they are expected to communicate in English during school hours. They should be tidy, well mannered and considerate to the needs of others and courteous at all times. They should be dedicated to their academics and actively participate in the co-curricular and co-scholastic activities of the school. Violation of any of the norms of conduct is subject to an appropriate form of punishment decided by the school. Serious offences such as immoral behaviour, indulging in physical fights/brawls inside and outside the school campus, damaging school property and forgery can lead to suspension or dismissal.

Members of the Student Council, Prefects and Monitors together with the Staff are responsible for the discipline of the school. The students must abide by the dress code as prescribed in the school diary. Electronic Gadgets and other inappropriate items are not allowed in the school premise and can be confiscated by the school management if found with the students.

Appearance
  • Students must strictly adhere to the rules of the school regarding the uniform and their turn-out.
  • Any deviation from the prescribed uniform is unaccepted. Parents are requested to monitor the turn-out of their wards in the morning before they set off to
  • The parents must ensure that they pick right fabric prescribed by the school for their ward’s They need to be careful as some readymade garment sellers sell outfits which do not confirm to the school specification.
  • Boys are expected to have a proper hair They are not permitted to sport long side burns/beards while they are in the school. While the boys must keep their hair short and well-groomed, the girls must tie up their hair in a plait with white / black elastic hair bands.
  • Colouring of hair is strictly prohibited. Boys are not allowed to use gel/cream and sport spikes on their hair.
  • On all the days, students are expected to wear proper shoes as follows.

 

Do’s

Not allowed to wear

Boys

Must wear black leather shoes with laces. Ensure that the shoes are polished everyday.

Shoes without laces, having high heels, rexene or sports shoes.

Girls

Must wear black leather shoes with straps.

Shoes having heels , rexene or sports shoes.

  • The white shoes worn on P.E. days ought to be white. No designs or brand names or stripes are
  • Boys must wear formal pants above their No baggy or slim fit pants will be allowed. They must wear black belts with no fancy buckle. Boys must wear white inner ware (half sleeve or sleeveless) with the uniform.
  • All students are expected to keep their finger nails trimmed No nail polish is allowed.
  • Girls / boys must wear white plain socks up to their calf muscles (crew socks). No designs or brand names or stripes are permitted. Ankle length socks are not allowed.(The skirt/pinafore should be at least 3 inches below the knee.)
  • All students are expected to wear their ID cards daily.
  • Girls must wear white leggings with regular
  • Boys are not permitted to wear earrings, chains, bracelets, wrist bands or rings. Girls are permitted to wear small earnings and thin chain with a single They are not allowed to wear any other fancy jewellery / gold ornaments.
  • ISM is a secular So, no student is allowed to display his/her religious affinity in behaviour or in attitude.
  • No student is expected to wear a cap except during outdoor
  • For evening games students must wear proper sports outfit with
  • For tutorials and extra classes, students must report in proper school Girls are not expected to move around in shorts within /outside the school premises.
  • Students are expected not to assemble outside the school in large gatherings or squat in front of the shops and buildings near the
  • Students from Classes I to VIII are permitted to wear coloured clothes on their birthdays. However, they are expected to come in modest clothes covering their knees and and shoulders.
  • Students are forbidden from wearing any kind of cosmetics except when they are participating in any cultural items.
Violation of the Code of Conduct

The school adopts a positive/constructive approach to the management of discipline wherein the students should adhere to the norms of conduct of the school and commit to behave or act in an appropriate manner.  Keeping in mind their holistic development, the school would strive to create a teaching-learning environment conducive to disciplined growth among students.

The school would also make attempts to understand the causes of problematic behaviour among children and counsel them appropriately. However, if the misconduct do occur despite the above measures, the school would be obliged to take punitive action for the purpose of deterrence and in the larger interest of the school/community.

Discipline committee has the authority to take the final decision on any related matter. Violation of the Code of Conduct prescribed by the school attracts appropriate action depending on the act of indiscipline.

The school expects all students to maintain a high standard of discipline.

Being an English medium school, they are expected to communicate in English during school hours. They should be tidy, well mannered and considerate to the needs of others and courteous at all times. They should be dedicated to their academics and actively participate in the co-curricular and co-scholastic activities of the school. Violation of any of the norms of conduct is subject to an appropriate form of punishment decided by the school. Serious offences such as immoral behaviour, indulging in physical fights/brawls inside and outside the school campus, damaging school property and forgery can lead to suspension or dismissal.

Members of the Student Council, Prefects and Monitors together with the Staff are responsible for the discipline of the school. The students must abide by the dress code as prescribed in the school diary. Electronic Gadgets and other inappropriate items are not allowed in the school premise and can be confiscated by the school management if found with the students.

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