• Students are expected to arrive on time and attend all classes regularly.
• Absentees usually require parental notification or documentation.

• Students should treat teachers, staff and fellow students with respect and courtesy.
• Disruptive behaviour, bullying or harassment is not tolerated.
• There may be specific codes of conduct regarding languages, dress code and attitude.

• School often has dress codes that dictate appropriate clothing.

• Mobile Phones, tablets and other electronic devices may be restricted during class hours or must be used for educational purpose.
• Rules may also address gaming, social media or personal calls during school hours.

• Cheating, plagiarism or any form of academic dishonesty is prohibited.
• Students are expected to complete their own work and follow ethical guidelines.

• Students should follow safety rules in labs, during physical activities and on the playground.
• Schools typically have protocols for handling emergencies, health concerns and accidents.

• Consequences for breaking rules can range from warnings to detention, suspension or expulsion.
• Severe violations may lead to further actions, including involvement from law enforcement.

• Damaging school property, vandalism or theft can lead to serious consequences.
• Students are usually expected to care for the own personal items and the school’s property.

• Students may be restricted to specific areas for eating and rules about food sharing, littering and food wastage is strictly not encouraged ,balance diet is recommended (VEGETERIAN FOOD)

• Participation in extracurricular activities may have its own set of guidelines.