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School Code of Conduct
Although school rules target specific areas of behavior, our Code of Conduct defines a wider, more general ethical standard based on our core philosophy.
Lotus Valley International School inculcates, and expects, an attitude of integrity from its students. It is part of our philosophy that all individuals in our community are treated with respect. Students should adopt and maintain a caring and helpful attitude, showing due respect for everyone. Every Lotus Valley student should be an asset to the school, a source of pride for their family and a person who earns, and gives, respect in all dealings with others.
GUARDIANS TO KINDLY
- Check the haircut, uniform & punctuality of your ward.
- Ensure that your ward carries books / exercise note books according to the time table for that day.
- See that he / she is prepared for the weekly test. Also, please take action on the teacher's remarks made in their class work / home work exercise note books.
- Restrict daily pocket money; excessive spending should be discouraged.
- Children should not bring mobiles, crackers, colors, transistors etc. to the school. All these are strictly prohibited in the school.
- No student will be allowed to go home during school hours. In case of emergency the school doctor will inform the parents to pick up their ward.
- If your ward is absent from school please help the child to make up for all the work missed by him / her.
- For security reasons, you are requested to refrain from sending the Tiffin and any other material for your ward during school hours.
- Visiting hours for meeting class teachers / subject teachers / Principal are to be observed as per the given schedule, during the PTI.
SCHOOL RULES
- Decorum should be observed at all times in the school premises. Students are expected to be attentive, with class work and homework done regularly to accepted standards.
- Movement between classrooms should be done in a disciplined manner. Students should keep to the left when walking in the corridors.
- School uniform should be worn neatly and proper standards of personal hygiene maintained. Boys' hair should be short (Sikh boys should wear patka or turban as appropriate). Girls should tie long hair neatly and wear only minimal discreet jewellery.
- No expensive personal items or large amount of money should be brought to the school. This also applies to mobile phones, which are not allowed in school premises.
- Bullying, or lowering the self esteem of a fellow student in any form, will not be tolerated.
- Theft, practical joking, or 'borrowing' items without permission, are forbidden.
- School property should be respected. The school authorities have provided a beautiful learning environment. Please keep it that way and refrain from defacing the environs, fixtures and fittings, and uniform with graffiti. Ensure that any litter is disposed off in the designated places.
- Anything which could cause injury to self or others should not be brought to the school.
- Students are expected to have a reasonable degree of organizational skills. Lockers and storage spaces should be kept neatly. Exercise books and text books should not be defaced, and students should have class materials ready at the appointed time. Classrooms should be tidied at the end of each day.
- Any queues should be orderly. In the interest of safety, there should be no rough horseplay, rowdy behavior or abusive language used.
- Punctuality counts a great deal; be on time for all commitments. Please be advised that the school gates will be closed at 8:30 a. m. Any late arrivals must give prior information to the school if they are to be admitted.
- All absence from school must be attested with a parental letter, in advance if possible, or retrospective if need be. Failure to do this will result in an entry of 'absence without leave' from the school and a requirement to explain this absence to the Principal.
- You may bring your lunch to the school or purchase a snack from school cafeteria. If you bring food, it should not be oily, spicy or unhealthy. Items which produce crumbs or cause untidiness should be avoided. Guidance will be given to parents on food and nutrition, if requested.
- Regulations governing school transport must be meticulously observed for the welfare of all fellow travelers.
- Grievous or repeated infringement of school rules will lead to parental discussions, and escalation of such behavior may result in a period of exclusion from the school.
- It is compulsory for all children to converse in English as the school stresses on students' competence to speak confidently and fluently in English. A student must speak in decent language all the time. He / She must ensure that his speech is courteous and polite. No student should participate in any kind of rumor spreading and should refrain from speaking ill about others.
- If a child has missed assessment / evaluation exam due to medical reasons he/she shall be granted medical leave only on doctor's certification. An average of that subject will be given. However, this shall be considered only at the end of the session.
- Attendance on the last working day of the session is compulsory. No child will be allowed to leave early unless there is an emergency. Parents are therefore, requested to make travel plans accordingly.
- If your child is absent, kindly refer to our website www.lotusvalleygurgaon.com for Class work / Homework.
- For security reasons the parents are requested to wait at the main gate and not to enter the primary block to pick up their ward when the school gets over. Their ward will be handed over to them by a teacher.
In case of any emergency the child will be handed over to the parent before 2:30 p.m after the prior written permission from the Principal.
BIRTHDAY CELEBRATIONS
- Students, on their birthdays, are greeted during the Morning Assembly. We request parents not to send expensive gifts to be distributed to children & teachers in school. We expect you to send either one small chocolate or two toffees with your child to be given to his friends.
- Ordering snacks for birthday celebration from the school cafeteria shall be considered only after prior approval from the respective Head. A total amount of Rs 50/- per head will be allowed. It is compulsory for the children from classes I to X to wear school uniform on their birthdays.
Regulations Regarding the Media
Book/Stationary & School Cafeteria