Reading is an essential means of gaining knowledge and developing language skills; therefore, students are encouraged to cultivate a habit and love for reading.
Students may utilise the library section of the school app to search for books and check their availability.
Strict silence and order must be maintained within the library premises at all times.
All personal belongings, bags, and articles must be left outside the library. Students are permitted to carry only an exercise book and the library book intended for return into the facility.
Permission to enter the library during regular class hours must be obtained from the Principal.
Students are expected to handle books with extreme care. Folding pages, underlining text, or tearing any part of the book is strictly prohibited.
Students are requested not to re-shelve books themselves to ensure they are placed in the correct categories. Please leave books on the designated 'Return Table' if unsure of their proper location.
The school library is not responsible for any personal items (stationery, money, etc.) left inside returned books.
The library card must be surrendered to borrow a book. Only one book is issued per card, and students may not borrow books using another student’s card.
Books are issued for a period of one week. Renewals are not permitted.
Overdue books may be returned on any day, subject to a fine of Rs. 5 per day.
Books marked exclusively for consultation must remain in the library to ensure they are available to all students at all times.
Borrowed books must be returned directly to the librarian. Circulation of library books among students is strictly prohibited; violators may face fines and the withdrawal of their library card.
Before leaving the library, students must submit all borrowed books for scrutiny by the librarian.
All reference books and magazines used within the library must be returned to their designated places after use.
Students must inspect books—including the barcode—for defects before borrowing. Failure to report a pre-existing defect renders the student liable for any damage noted upon the book's return.
Students must either replace the book or pay the full cost of the book for any damage incurred while in their possession.
Any book lost while in a student's possession must be replaced by the borrower.
A remark will be entered in the library section of the school diary for every late return. Three such remarks will lead to the withdrawal of the lending card and an additional fine of Rs. 50/-.
Students are not permitted to retain library books during the summer, autumn, or winter vacations.
Before applying for a Transfer Certificate (TC), students must return all borrowed books and obtain a "No Objection" letter from the librarian.
The science laboratory is a space dedicated to serious academic inquiry and experimentation. To ensure the safety of all students and the preservation of school equipment, strict adherence to the following guidelines is mandatory.
Absolute silence must be maintained by all students while inside the science laboratories to ensure focus and safety.
All school bags and any items not essential for the practical experiment must be left outside the laboratory.
Students are responsible for cleaning their workstations and the laboratory thoroughly before leaving.
No student is permitted to enter or work in the laboratory without the presence and active supervision of the subject teacher.
Any injury, chemical spill, or apparatus breakage, no matter how minor, must be reported immediately to the teacher in charge.
Food, drinks, and chewing gum are strictly prohibited inside the laboratory to prevent accidental ingestion of chemicals.
Any form of indisciplined behaviour, running, or unauthorized experimentation is dangerous and strictly forbidden.
During practical classes, students are required to wear a clean laboratory overall.
A student who does not possess or is not wearing the required overall will be denied entry to the laboratory.
Students must never touch, taste, or smell any reagents or chemicals under any circumstances.
Excess reagents are never to be returned to the stock bottles to prevent contamination.
Students must handle all scientific apparatus with care.
Students must accept full responsibility for any damage caused to laboratory equipment and are liable to pay for the replacement or repair costs.
The computer centre is a vital academic space, and students are expected to treat the equipment and the facility with the highest level of care and responsibility.
The computer centre is a place for serious academic work, where strict silence must be maintained at all times.
As computers are complex electronic instruments mastered through guided practice, students must strictly follow the rules and work in accordance with the instructions provided by the computer teacher or instructor.
Computer time is a valuable resource and should be utilised efficiently; time must not be wasted during laboratory sessions.
To protect equipment from dust—which is the greatest enemy of computers—students are required to remove their shoes before entering the computer room and must wear clean socks.
As computers are delicate and expensive machines, students must immediately report any observed defects, technical malfunctions, or damage to the teacher. This ensures prompt action can be taken and the equipment remains available for the next user.
Any damage caused to school computer equipment due to negligence or misuse must be compensated by the student.
Students may not bring any personal items into the computer room without prior permission from the teacher.
The introduction of any food or beverages (including water) into the computer centre is strictly forbidden.
Students are not permitted to install, delete, or modify any system software or settings. Users must not attempt to access or modify files belonging to other students or the school system.
The use of personal USB drives, pen drives, or external storage devices is prohibited unless explicitly authorized by the teacher for a specific academic project.
Upon completing their work, students must follow the proper shutdown procedure for their terminal. Workstations must be left clean, and chairs must be pushed in before leaving the room.
Internet access is provided solely for educational purposes. Accessing unauthorised, non-academic, or inappropriate websites or any social media site e.g. Facebook, Instagram etc are strictly prohibited and will be treated as a serious disciplinary breach.