Student Guidelines

At KAMALAM, we emphasize discipline, punctuality, and proper conduct. Here are the guidelines every student must follow:

• Punctuality: Students should reach the school by 9:15 a.m. Latecomers must bring a note of explanation from their parents.
• Assembly: Students are required to go to the assembly in an orderly manner as soon as the bell for assembly rings.
• Leaving School Premises: Students are strictly forbidden to leave the school premises at unusual times. In case of emergency/sickness, an application should be made to the Principal seeking permission.
• Books: Students must bring books according to the specified time-table. All books must be neatly covered and labeled.
• School Uniform: The school uniform is obligatory on all school days and official functions. Parents must ensure that students come to school neatly dressed in the prescribed uniform with polished shoes, tie, belt, and ID card.
• Grooming:
  • Girls with very short hair should wear hairbands.
  • Those with shoulder-length hair should make a ponytail with a black elastic band.
  • Long hair should be plaited and tied with a black elastic band.
  • Boys must have a regular crew-cut.
• Nail Check: The nails of the children will be checked every Monday. They should be properly trimmed and kept clean. Nail painting of any kind is strictly prohibited. Tattoos, bangles, goggles, fancy pins, mehendi, etc., are not allowed. However, girls may wear a small bindi and small earrings.
• Silence: Silence must be observed in the corridors and on the stairs during class hours.
• Cleanliness: Extreme cleanliness must be observed in school premises. Throwing litter, pieces of paper, seeds, and skins of fruits are strictly prohibited. Writing or scribbling on walls, desks, benches, or anywhere else is strictly prohibited.
• Belongings: Students must look after their belongings. They are advised not to bring valuable articles or mobile phones to school. Harmful or lethal objects should not be brought to school.
• Conduct: Students are always expected to set standards of good conduct and courtesy in the school, on the buses, and at public places. The school is judged by the conduct of the students. They should greet their teachers and elders whenever they meet them.
• Language: Speaking in English is compulsory within the school, in the school bus, and while waiting at the bus stop to board the bus. Every student shall venture to make the school proud by excelling in studies and good manners.

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Visiting Time for Parents: