Cleanliness

CLEANLINESS Pupils must come to School in neat and well pressed School uniforms. Those coming in crumpled or stained uniforms or unpolished shoes are liable to be sent back home or fined. It is the duty of all the students to keep their classrooms and other places in and around the School, clean and in order; they should cultivate the habit of using the dustbin.

No pupil is allowed to write on the black board unless asked to do so by the teacher. Before leaving the classroom students will pick up waste paper and any unwanted material from the floor and place it in the waste paper basket; will leave desks and chairs in proper arrangement; will put off lights and fans; will close windows; in general the room will be left in a condition to be used again.

Maintaining cleanliness is not only a responsibility but also a reflection of a student’s character and respect for the school community. Pupils are encouraged to take initiative in keeping common areas such as corridors, playgrounds, laboratories, and libraries free from litter. Proper disposal of waste, careful handling of school property, and avoiding any form of damage or defacement are expected at all times. Students should also practice personal hygiene, such as washing hands before meals and after outdoor activities, keeping hair neat, and ensuring shoes and socks are clean. By observing these habits consistently, students contribute to a safe, healthy, and pleasant environment for themselves and others, fostering a culture of care, discipline, and pride in their school.