1. All the Staff and Students are to move to the place of assembly at the first bell and be ready to start the assembly at the scheduled time.
2. Everyone is expected to participate in the proceedings with due reverence and attention.
3. After the assembly, the students are to proceed to their classrooms in silence.
4. Before entering their classrooms after the assembly, students must line up orderly manner in front of their respective classrooms and enter only along with their teacher.
5. After school assembly, a prayer before class will be conducted in the classroom by the subject teacher.
6. Students should avoid undue haste while moving into or out of the building or classrooms.
7. All students are expected to participate in the school functions, whether in the auditorium or elsewhere in a disciplined and organized manner.
8. All should participate in the proceedings attentively and engage wholeheartedly in the programs. Inappropriate behavior will be dealt severely.
AT HOME
1. Good manners like charity begin at home.
2. Love, respect and obey your parents. Help to make your home a truly happy home.
3. Have a sense of loyalty to your home.
4. Do not let down your parents, brothers and sisters in front of others.
5. Do not let share your family secrets with others.
6. Let your conduct be such that your parents will be rightly proud of you.
7. Be ever willing to lend a helping hand at home. Remember that a happy home is built upon the close cooperation of father, mother, brothers and sisters.
AT SCHOOL
1. Your school is a Second Home.
2. Bear in mind therefore that it has a claim to growth and maturity, as our motto reveals. GROWING IN WISDOM AND STATURE.
3. Your school expects you to be an honest, hardworking and upright person.
4. Be prompt and diligent in your studies. Cultivate a love for knowledge.
5. Develop sound and methodical study habits.
6. Be kind, polite and respectful when dealing with your teachers.
7. Take good care of your school premises.
8. Do not carelessly throw waste materials on the floor, draw on the desk or scribble on the walls.
9. Never let your school down by your misconduct.
10. Give a good account of yourself wherever you go.
ON THE PLAY GROUND
1. Always play well and be fair.
2. Do not outdo your opponents by unfair means.
3. Abide by the decision of the referee or the umpire.
4. Self-control is a necessary virtue even on the playing field.
5. Accept defeat gracefully as you would accept victory.
ON THE STREET
1. Observe the rules of traffic.
2. Do not walk in the middle of the road.
3. Always keep to your right.
4. While in a group never walk more than two or three abreast.
5. Remember the road is not a play field. Do not yell out to people across the street.
TOWARD YOUR COUNTRY
1. Take legitimate pride in your rich cultural, heritage and diversity of language, tribe, caste, creed and community that characterizes beloved India.
2. Be willing to give your all to preserve your nation‟s cultural heritage and territorial integrity.
3. Feed the hungry, attend to the sick, clothe the naked and give shelter to the homeless.
4. In brief, serve the community, serve all through as acts of social service
TOWARDS YOUR COMPANIONS
1. Always be polite in your dealings with your companions.
2. Be considerate about the needs of others.
3. Cherish the good names of others as you would cherish your own.
4. Be willing to see the other person‟s point of view. Admit that you do not have all the answer to all the problems of the world.
5. Do not make personal fun of the personal defects of others.
6. Never laugh at the social customs, religious beliefs and observations of others.
7. Be slow to anger and to give offence.
8. If you hurt someone, be willing to apologies for your offence.
9. Forgive others as God forgives you.
10. Express a kind word of thanks for any service rendered to you.
11. Never keep for yourself what belongs to others.
12. In short do unto others as you would expect others to do unto you.
TOWARDS YOURSELF
1. Have a goal or purpose in life.
2. Develop a healthy sense or personal worth.
3. Know your limitations. Discover your abilities.
4. Strive to better yourself. Don‟t just be satisfied with mediocrity
5. Value criticism in as much as it helps you better yourself.
6. Do not run away from difficulties. Difficulties are meant to be overcome.
7. Failure is a stepping stone to success. Learn from your past mistakes and failures.
8. Do not be a slave to your black moods and feelings. Whendowncast, remember humor helps to lighten life‟s burden.
9. Change what you can in yourself. Accept what you cannot change. But have the fine sense to know the difference.
10. Cultivate sound healthy habits.
11. Work hard to realize your ideals. There is no substitute forhard work. Remember humility is sign of a truly great person.
12. Be a man of integrity. Always uphold the truth. No matter what you do, try to be original; never a slavish imitator
13. Do not be satisfied in doing bare minimum. Apply yourself whole heartedly to task at hand.
14. Have a keen sense of duty. Never avoid your responsibility.
15. Be punctual for your appointments. Honour all your commitments.
16. Do today what you can. Tomorrow never comes.
17. Pay attention to your personal appearance and cleanliness.
18. Let your manner of speech be gentle.
19. Life is what you make it. Strive to make something worthwhile out of your life.
20. To sum up; always remember that whatever you are, whatever you may, you carry with you, good name of your family, the dignity of your school, and the reputation of community and nation.
21. Be sure that you give a good account for yourself.
22. Accept defeat with a smile as you would accept victory.