School Discipline:

Discipline is the law of nature. Without it, nothing works. Inculcating discipline amongst children is the most
significant aspect of education and is not confined to school alone. Parents, too, must co-operate with the
school in observing these norms:
(1) Attendance is compulsory for celebration of National Days.
(2) Irregular attendance, unjustified or unexplained absence from school, habitual late
coming, leaving the school premises without permission, disobedience and any type
of unruly and objectionable behavior are considered to be grave acts of indiscipline
on the part of a student which can lead to his/her permanent expulsion from the
school.
(3) The school uniform, only in prescribed school colour, should be immaculate, clean
and smart, and should be worn on all working days and functions. Actions will be
taken against students who are habitually improperly dressed.
(4) Students on their way to and from the school are expected to conduct themselves in a
responsible manner. Being on the road in any mode of transport entails caution, care
and attention to safety rules.
(5) Students who expect to reach home late after the school due to personal reasons must
inform their parents/ guardians in advance.
(6) Students are expected to take proper care of the school property. It is for their
convenience. They should not break any item of furniture and fixtures within the
school.
(7) They should not write, scratch or engrave graffiti on desks, chairs and other
surfaces.
(8) They should not damage or remove things belonging to other students.
(9) Damage done even by accident must be reported at once to the Principal/
Supervisor/Class Teacher. Anyone who notices something damaged must report the
matter to any of the personnel mentioned above.
(10) If a student causing damage to the school property is identified, he/she will be
charged with a fine.
(11) In the event of collective damage to school property in a classroom, the entire class
occupying that classroom will have to bear the cost of damages.
(12) The school is not to be held responsible for the loss of personal belongings. It is not
advisable for students to bring valuables to the school.
(13) Parents are requested not to give more than Rs. 100/-to their ward. If for some
reason, he has to bring more, written information must be sent to the class teacher.
(14) Running and shouting in the school premises is not allowed. While using staircases
and corridors, all must keep to the left. Loitering in the lobby and the office areas is
strictly forbidden even during recess.
(15) Students are strictly forbidden from purchasing eatables from unauthorized
vendors/hawkers near the school premises.
(16) No money collection for any purpose is allowed to be made in the school.
(17) At the end of each examination, all students are issued their report cards which are to
be signed by their parents/guardians and then returned to the school.
(18) Bus monitors and Bus staff are responsible for orderly behavior in the bus. They
must ensure that only those students who hold a valid bus pass travel in the bus. Any
unruly and in disciplined behavior while travelling in the bus will result in
withdrawal of the bus facility.
(19) It is compulsory for all students to attend the assembly.
(20) All our students should observe high standards in their general get up, deportment
and conduct.
(21) Use of foul, unparliamentarily language is a punishable offence.
(22) In order to acquire competency in spoken English, all students must converse in
English while they are in school.
(23) Using unfair means in a test or examination is a grave offence. A student who is
found using unfair means will be awarded zero in the subject and will be issued a
strict warning. Repetition of the same offence will result in his/her expulsion from
the school.
(24) Students are not permitted to carry cellular phones and pagers to the school. If a
student brings a mobile phone to the school, it will be confiscated for a period of one
months and a fine of Rs 2000 will be imposed. They are not allowed to use school
phones without permission. They cannot be called to the school offices to attend to
phone calls during school hours. However, in case of emergency, the telephone may
be used by the students.
(25) Misbehavior inside the school premises or in the school conveyance may also lead to
disciplinary action against the concerned student. Objectionable behavior, use of
abusive language, discourtesy and disrespect to the teachers, disobedience and
irregular attendance will also lead to strict disciplinary action.
(26) Students are not allowed to drive motorized vehicles such as cars, scooters and
motorcycles within or outside the school.
(27) Under no circumstances will crackers, fireworks, firearms and any other
inflammable material be permitted in school. A student indulging in any act of
indiscipline could be suspended / expelled from the school.
(28) Bunking classes or school is strictly prohibited.
(29) Writing on shirt/uniform is a punishable offence.
(30) Retribution Card: In order to maintain discipline in the school, the system of
retribution cards is followed. Any of the below mentioned misbehavior or
indiscipline can lead to the student being given a retribution card. The card is issued
to the student in the presence of the parent. It will be issued by the coordinator for a
period of 3 days and signed by the headmistress. The card will be returned to the
Coordinator on the 4th working day. 3 retribution cards will lead to one yellow card.
• Using abusive language
• Writing / scribbling on shirt/ uniform/ furniture
• Carrying costly articles (like expensive watches, fountain pens, Cameras, jewelry,
electronic gadgets)
• Carrying money more than Rs. 100
• Linking names and spreading rumors
• Bullying others
 • Constantly interrupting the teaching process and indulging in rude and
Unacceptable behavior in the class and school premises Yellow Card: Any of the
below mentioned misbehavior or indiscipline can lead to the student being given a
yellow card. It will be issued for a period of 5 days and signed by the Principal.
• 3 retribution cards will lead to one yellow card. The student will Report to the
coordinator for detention during break time and PT periods
• Disfiguring or damaging school property
• Bunking classes
• Bringing a cell phone, I pad, I pod, PSP to school
• Use of violence in any form
• Harming / hurting any Person / Property / Self
• Damaging, scribbling or tearing pages from library books, text books or exercise
books
• Bringing sharp and injury causing articles such as knife, scissors, paper cutters etc.
• Misconduct, indiscipline and misbehavior in school transport
• Using holicolours, bursting crackers will lead to severe penalty in the form of
marks deduction and suspension from school
Issue of three yellow cards will lead to immediate suspension for a period of 1
week.3 suspensions will lead to immediate expulsion.

Roll numbers of students who do not follow the school rules or behave in an
indiscipline manner may be withheld based on the code of conduct issued by the
CBSE.

Hyderabad International School strives to promote a sense of self-respect, ownership and

identity through its uniform.
Procedures
The purpose of uniform is not just clothing, rather it holds many benefits:
1. Allows students to feel proud and not ashamed to wear cultural clothing of the time of
Rasulullah (SAW) in a western society.
2. By wearing the same clothes it allows students to feel they are equal no matter what
nationality, colour or background they are from.
3. Allows students to feel that they are proud of being a part of the school.
4. School uniform enhances this feeling of belonging.
5. School uniform prevents the inevitable loss of self-esteem caused to individual
students should a family not be able or willing to provide the newest, most expensive
or most fashionable clothing and equipment.
Jewellery
On health and safety grounds we do not allow children to wear jewellery in our school. There
is no exception to this rule.
Haircuts
The school does not permit children to have ‘extreme’ haircuts that do not conform to the
rules of Islam or could serve as a distraction to other children. Hair should be cut in one
length only.
Girls
Regular
 White shirt with collar and half sleeves with the school logo and knee-length
dark Navy blue divided skirt (I-X).
 Plain Black sports shoes and Plain Navy Blue socks.
 Navy blue cycling shorts(V-X) (shorter than the skirt).
 Black ribbons with two plaits or two ponytails depending on the length of
hair.
 School belt.
 Navy blue cardigan during winter.
 Tie (VI-X).
Sports
 White T-Shirt with house color collar and school logo.
 House colored divided box pleated skirt for classes I to X.
 Plain White sports shoes and Plain white socks.
 White ribbons with two plaits or two ponytails depending on the length of
hair.
Boys
Regular
 Dark Navy Blue Shorts for classes I-IV.
 Dark Navy Blue Trousers for classes V-X.
 White shirt with collar and half sleeves with school logo.
 Plain Black sports shoes and Plain Navy Blue socks.
 School Belt.
 Navy blue ‘V’ neck sweater during winter.
 Tie (VI-X).
Sports
House colored shorts, white T-shirt with collar and school logo (I-IV).

House color T-shirt with collar and school logo (V-X).

White track pants for classes I to X.
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Plain White sports shoes and Plain white socks.
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Uniform Rules
 Students must attend the classes only in the prescribed uniform. Uniform
should be neat and clean.
 Students should carry their ID cards daily.
 The boys should have a well-trimmed haircut. Applying Mehndi on the hands
is not permitted.
 Students should have trimmed nails.
 The defaulters will be given 5 chances in a term.

Rules & Regulation

 It is compulsory for every child to come to school in full school uniform with well
polished shoes, nails well filed, teeth clean and hair properly Combed.
  Students are required to bring school diary, books and note-books to the School
according to time-table.
 Gold ornaments, jewellery and costly articles should not be brought to the school.
 Any damage done in the class or in the premises will have to be made good by the
parents of the child concerned and school property should be preserved with care.
 The parents should meet class teachers only on Saturdays, or by prior appointment
through the Principal to avoid any disturbance during the Class hours.

SCHOOL UNIFORM RULES

Wearing a School uniform generates a sense of belonging, pride and loyalty towards the
school, encourages the attitude of working in a team and that is reflected when they have to
represent their school at inter-school events, clubs, sports and competitions.
 Students are expected to come in proper and complete uniform to school at all
times, even during OPEN DAYS. The school uniform is to be worn when the
student represents school for any event.
 Girls are permitted to wear only studs in their ears. Any other jewellery is not
permitted and shall be confiscated. Boys are not permitted to wear any
jewellery. Parents are requested to ensure that their child/children wear/s
clean undergarments.
 All boys must keep their hair short. Exceptions on religious grounds will be
made.
 Girls up to Class III with long hair should tie their hair into 2 plaits along with
a black hair band. Girls of Class III and above are permitted to wear their hair
in a single braid or ponytail, tied back with black bands only.
 Hair streaking, hair extensions, coloured lip balms, nail polish and shortening
of shirt sleeves among girl students is prohibited. Children found violating
this rule will not be allowed to attend class until it is rectified.
 One extra set of clothes and undergarments should be sent with the student
by the first week of school in a labelled bag for all children up to Class I.
 Students are permitted to wear watches (Basic) only from Class IV upwards.
Fancy watches will be confiscated.
 HPE Uniform to be worn on WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY, consists of House T-
Shirt and Black track pants for boys and girls.
 Students are expected to wear the pullover/sweaters/blazer as per the school
uniform code only.