For parents

Everything for the school run.

Timings, the uniform for every class and season, and the rules every student follows, all in one place.

Students leaving through the school gate

Students playing a circle game in the courtyard

School timings.

We keep seasonal timings for students’ comfort. Please arrive 10 minutes early to settle in before the day begins.

Summer: 7:30 am–1:30 pm
Winter: 8:30 am–2:10 pm

School uniform.

Our uniform stands for discipline, unity and pride. It is worn for every class and P.T. session, and the winter blazer and accessories are compulsory in season.

Girls, Classes V–VIII

Maroon half-sleeve shirt with the school monogram on the pocket
Maroon divided skirt, knee length, with a side pocket and belt loops

School beltBlack shoesMaroon socksMaroon ribbons

P.T. uniform: House T-shirt with school track pants, white ribbons, white Liberty shoes and white socks

Girls, Classes IX–XII

Maroon kurta, knee length and straight fit, sleeves above the elbow, collar and front button strip
Plain white salwar (no Patiala salwar)
White cotton dupatta

Black shoesMaroon socksMaroon ribbons

P.T. uniform: House T-shirt with school track pants, white ribbons, white Liberty shoes and white socks

Boys, Classes IV–VIII

Maroon half-sleeve shirt with the school monogram on the pocket
Maroon straight-cut pants with belt loops

School beltBlack shoesMaroon socksMaroon dastar for Sikh students

P.T. uniform: House T-shirt with school track pants, white Liberty shoes, white socks, white dastar for Sikh students

Boys, Classes IX–XII

Maroon half-sleeve shirt with the school monogram on the pocket
Maroon straight-cut pants with belt loops

School beltBlack shoesMaroon socksMaroon dastar for Sikh students

P.T. uniform: House T-shirt with school track pants, white Liberty shoes, white socks, white dastar for Sikh students

Rules & regulations.

A disciplined, respectful school lets everyone learn. These are the rules every student follows.

Be present
Come every day, in the proper uniform.
Respect
Respect everyone and follow the rules.
Language
Speak English at school.

Attendance and punctuality

Attend regularly and arrive on time.
Absences need a valid reason and a note from a parent or guardian.
At least 70% attendance across the year is required for promotion to the next class.
Extended medical leave needs a medical certificate; planned absences need a leave application approved in advance.
Late arrivals report to the office before joining class.

Dress and appearance

Wear the school uniform at all times.
Clothing is clean, modest and appropriate for school.
Keep appearance neat and avoid distracting items such as large accessories.

In the classroom

Listen attentively and take part respectfully.
Raise your hand to speak and don't interrupt others.
Follow the teacher's instructions and the rules for group work.

School property

Handle desks, books and equipment with care.
No vandalism; report any damage straight away.
Don't use other people's belongings without permission.

Electronic devices

Personal devices, including mobile phones, are not allowed at school.

Corridors

Move quietly and calmly; no running, shouting or blocking the way.
Hold doors open and let others pass.

Language and communication

Respectful language at all times; offensive or hurtful language is not tolerated.
Bullying, teasing or disrespect leads to disciplinary action.
English is the main language during school hours, except in language classes, cultural events and approved programmes.
Not speaking English brings a warning first, then a fine of ₹50 per repeated incident.

Academic integrity

No cheating, plagiarism or academic dishonesty.
Homework and assignments are your own work unless the teacher says otherwise.
Dishonesty can mean a warning, reduced marks or more serious action.

Fairness and inclusion

Treat everyone fairly, whatever their background, culture or beliefs.
Celebrate differences and keep the school inclusive.
Harassment or discrimination of any kind is unacceptable.

Disciplinary steps

Breaking the rules can lead to a warning, a note to parents, detention or suspension.
Repeated offences may involve counselling, a parent meeting or further steps.
Every disciplinary step is meant to help the student understand and correct their behaviour.