HOW TO CONDUCT YOURSELF

1. Be a regular scholar. Come to school in clean and tidy School Uniform.

2. Let there be grace and sense of purpose in your work and movement.

3. Be regular in morning assembly. Be quite and take active part in its conduct.

4. Extend your help in keeping the class-room and the campus clean. Don't scatter bits of paper on the floor. Should you find any remove them. Neither spoil the walls nor damage the school furniture and, other properties. They are yours and you have to pass them on to your younger brothers and sisters. Report any damage or losses immediately to the 'class-teacher or principal. Any damage will be made good by the person responsible.

5. Don't loiter about outside the class-room while the school is in session.

6. While moving from one class to other take care not to disturb other classes. Always move in a queue. Bring only the prescribed text books and note-books to school. Take care of your things. Don't lose them. Should you find anything belonging to the school or any of student deposit it in the office.

7. While going out of the class when the school is in the session take Class -Pass

8. Read Newspaper and magazines regularly. Don't mark underline or annotate them.

9. Don't do anything that is derogatory to your self-respect.

10. Your work and conduct should be such that it brings a good name to the school. .

11. Carry out the instructions of Class-monitor. House leader or school prefect.

12. Be an active participant in every school activity.

13. Enter-Home-assignments in your school calendar regularly and do the work regularly.

14. Follow up the corrections and suggestions by the teacher.

HOME EXAMINATlON AND PROMOTION RULES

1. The final assessment of the pupil at the end of the Academic session shall be based on the achievement of the student in the Term Tests. Cumulative Test, Session Ending Examination, Regular Home and Class work and Projects/ Practical undertaking by him/ her throughout the year.

2. The percentage of distribution of marks of each Subject will be as under:

3. There will be at least three term tests throughout the year. These tests will be conducted by the Subject-teachers after the completion of each term. In each subject Cumulative Tests will be held in November and the Session Ending Examination in the 2nd and 3rd weeks of March.

4. The Progress Report of the Test/Exam will be handed over to the students after each term. For this, the whole session is divided in three terms. The distribution of marks for each term is shown in the Exam Schedule.

5. Each student would need to pass the continuous and comprehensive evaluation as well as the annual examination separately with at least 1/3 marks. Thus each child should obtain not less than 20 marks out of 60 in each subject in the continuous and comprehensive assessment for class VI onwards and 13 marks out of 40 in annual examinations for being promoted to the next class:

For Primary Classes:

For Classes I & II

Promotion from class I & II will be decided on the basis of continuous and comprehensive assessment, made every month, of the work done in the class and assignments given to the students. No unit tests, half Yearly examination & session ending examination would be held for them.

For Classes III to V

Assessment would be in grades like (A, B, C, D & E). Subject wise and over all i.e.

A – Excellent

B – Very Good

C – Good

D – Average

E – Needs Guidance

There will be no Re-examination for Unit Tests.

1. In Class I to V, the Session Ending Exam will be replaced by an Informal test. The test need not necessarily be a Written Test. It may be programmed to include Oral Test or other forms of Test to assess the abilities of the pupil.

2. In classes VI to VIII, to pass the examination, a pupil must obtain not less than 33% marks in each academic subject viz, languages, Mathematics, Science & Social Sciences. In Class IX & XI a pupil should obtain not less than 35% marks in each academic subject and as aggregate of 40% for promotion.

3. In classes VI to VIII, a candidate failing in one or two subjects may be granted promotion provided he/she has secured at least 30% marks in each of the subjects he/she has failed in but maintained the aggregate of 35%.

4. In classes IX and XI, a candidate securing an aggregate of 40% but failing in one or two subjects by not more then 5 marks will be eligible to take a supplementary Examination in those subjects. The candidate will be promoted to the next higher class only if he/she secures at least 35% in each of these subjects in the supplementary Examination.

5. If a pupil fails for two years consecutively in the same class he/she will not be allowed to continue for the third year and he/she has to leave the school.

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