Rules & Regulations for Students
The school authorizes and reserves the right to take appropriate disciplinary
action including dismissal against any student whose conduct is detrimental to the moral
tone, discipline and educative atmosphere of the School Campus.
Students shall attend class regularly and punctually. Students are expected to
keep the classrooms and school premises clean and make use of the litterbins.
Pupils should at all times show respect and reverence to the school
authorities and to the members of the staff. Care must be taken for all school properties.
Damage done to buildings, furniture, library books, sports goods etc., must be paid for.
Students are advised not to bring any valuables such as gold chains, cameras,
tape recorders, costly watches or other articles to the school. The school will not be
responsible for the loss of pupil’s belongings.
Every student should bring the “Hand Book” to the school on all working days. It contains
all the detailed information regarding the teaching, learning experience in the school.
The student's behaviour should be gentlemanly / lady-like at all times and in all places,
both inside and outside the school. Periodicals and books of low moral standards are not permitted
inside the school. Organizing or collecting funds for any purpose without a written permission of the
Principal is forbidden. We expect that the students entrusted to our care will conduct themselves to the
satisfaction of all concerned and leave the school after a successful career as God-fearing young men
and women useful to themselves, their parents and their country.
Any student involving in the following acts will be given a severe
warning. Three such warnings will result in dismissal from the school.
They are as
follows:
- Copying and aiding others to copy; malpractices such as altering marks and forging signature.
- Physical violence - fighting with other students, causing serious injures etc.
- Stealing things - inside and outside the school.
- Use of vulgar language and indecent behaviour.
- Disrespect for school authorities and teachers.
- Continued absence for more than 5 days without any information or prior permission.
- Engaging in private tuitions without the written permission of the school authorities.
- By obeying teachers and other adults caring for them.
- By greeting teachers, other adults and each other.
- By using the golden words “please”, “sorry” and “thank you whenever necessary.
- By being aware of others while moving around the school and being helpful.
- By saying “please excuse me” (and waiting) if you want to speak to someone who is busy doing something else.
- By not interfering with other people’s property.
- By not teasing, ridiculing others.
- By taking care of school property and the whole school.
- By being considerate and sensitive to the needs of others around you.
- By being punctual, neatly dressed and equipped for daily lessons.
- By respecting other people’s points of view.
- By following non-violence.
- By not using bad language at any time.
In Montfort School, that everyone is of equal value and deserves respect and
understanding. Each person is a unique individual with his / her own special qualities and will
be encouraged to develop respect for themselves and everyone with whom they come into contact,
irrespective of their culture or tradition. We will deal with situations fairly and justly with
the help of parents.
Checking a child, if necessary, will focus on the
behaviour and not the child and we will actively seek Peace, Reconciliation and Harmony, looking
to Christ as our Guide. Our ultimate aim is that children should be responsible for their own
behaviour.