• As part of our commitment to maintaining a safe, respectful, and academically focused environment, we would like to remind all families of our School Rules and Regulations. These guidelines are designed to ensure that every student learns in a positive and secure atmosphere.

• We kindly ask that you review and discuss these rules with your child at home, so together we can reinforce the values of discipline, respect, and responsibility.

Students are expected to:

• Never bring toys, real or toy weapons, knives, or sharp objects to school.
• Avoid fighting, bullying, or engaging in physical conflict with others.
• Always show respect to teachers, staff members, and fellow students.
• Refrain from using foul or vulgar language.
• Remain on campus unless they have a gate pass issued by the school office.
• Avoid playing in the toilet or water areas and wasting water.
• Stay out of classrooms during break time unless accompanied by a teacher.
• Do not bring electronics or mobile phones to school (except school tablet PC); confiscated items will not be returned.
• Always act with honesty; cheating is not tolerated.
• Respect the property and belongings of others.
• Avoid throwing objects or causing disturbance in class.
• Show respect for all cultures and religions.
• Never give gifts or money to any school staff member.
• Keep the school environment clean and take care of all school property.
• Do not bring gum or candy to school.
• Avoid playing on stairs or in unsafe areas.
• Attend school regularly and punctually. Medical certificates are required for illness-related absences.
• Wear the proper school uniform neatly with socks and closed shoes.
• Maintain good personal grooming and hygiene.
• Always raise your hand before speaking in class.
• Use English on campus at all times.
• Complete classwork and homework on time and always do your best!
• Keep the campus clean by putting trash in the proper bins.
• Use the hallway passport to go out of the classroom
• Do not celebrate any kind of event in the school compound or out of school without the knowledge of the school.
• Students shall not create any social media group that may expose them to cheating each other.

For Grades 1–5 Students:

• • Gray trousers
  • Gray vest, and
  • Light cream shirt.

For Grades 6–8 Students:

• • Gray trousers/skirt and
  • Gray necktie,
  • Light cream shirt, and
  • Golden beige sweater.

For Grades 9–10 Students:

• • Blue-black trousers/skirt and
  • Blue-black necktie,
  • Light blue shirt, and
  • Light grayish sweater.

For Grade 11–12 Students:

• • Blue-black trousers/skirt and
  • Blue-black necktie,
  • Light blue shirt, and
  • Light periwinkle sweater.

1. Boys must keep their hair short and neatly trimmed.
2. Girls must tie their hair neatly in single plaits using simple hair bands.
3. Students with incomplete, shabby, or dirty uniforms will not be allowed in class. Parents will be called to bring a proper uniform or take the child home.
4. No large earrings (only small “O” size allowed), friendship bands, colored hair, or colored nails are permitted.
5. Girls’ skirts must be below mid-calf length; no miniskirts allowed.
6. Students must wear socks every day with closed shoes (no sandals or slippers).
7. Socks must cover the ankles.
8. Boys must not pierce their ears.
9. Boys must not gel or freeze their hair, and girls should avoid inappropriate hairstyles or excessive hair ornaments.
10. Parents should check their child’s appearance before they leave home each day.
11. Students wearing inappropriate uniforms will be sent home to change.
12. Chapsticks and lipstick are not allowed.

Minor infractions (e.g., tardiness, uniform issues) may result in the loss of privileges/detention, or in additional classwork. Serious or repeated violations (e.g., fighting, lying, cheating, disrespect) will follow this process:

Step 1: Parents are called for a conference to discuss the student’s behavior and sign an agreement to cooperate in correcting it.

Step 2: A second conference will be held, and the student may be suspended for one week, receiving zero for missed work.

Step 3: Persistent misbehavior will lead to expulsion from the school.

The following actions will result in immediate expulsion:

• Smoking or having/using prohibited substances.
• Forming boyfriend/girlfriend relationships in school.
• Fighting or violence in and out of the school compound.
• Disrespecting staff, including guards and cleaners.
• Damaging school property.
• Parental refusal to comply with school rules or aggressive behavior toward staff.
• Engaging in actions outside school that reflect poor character or bring disrepute to the school.