Every pupil shall attend school regularly and punctually in a clean and correct uniform. Once the school gate is closed, late-comers to school will not be admitted to class.
Students should take care of their personal appearance. A student coming to school with untidy clothes, hair, or shoes, is liable to be sent back home.
The school is not responsible for the loss of jewellery, money, or other articles belonging to the students.
No pupil shall leave the classroom without the permission of the teacher.
No books, magazines, or newspapers shall be brought to school or circulated in class without the approval of the School Authorities.
Membership in clubs or societies that would interfere with the studies of pupils is subject to the permission of the Headmistress.
Pupils are not allowed to take part in political movements or any demonstration against Government orders.
Pupils are not permitted to prepare for private examinations without the previous permission of the Headmistress.
No collection for any purpose whatsoever, either by the staff or students can be made without the sanction of the Headmistress.
Pupils suffering from fever, vomiting, or aches of any kind, will not come to school even on S.A's until they are completely recovered.
Pupils will not be permitted to go home after the F.A to attend a marriage, a function, or for any other reason. If their presence is needed in the family, let them not attend school that day.
Students should keep the school premises clean and pleasant. Waste paper, fruit peels and seeds must be thrown in the baskets and bins provided for the purpose. Pupils will have to make good any damage done to school property, or to the property belonging to other students.
Class teachers are available to the parents to enquire about the progress of their children only on the days appointed. On other days, teachers may be contacted with prior information before or after class hours.
Irregular attendance, insubordination to teachers, habitual inattention to class work, forging the parents' signature, tampering with the marks of the Progress Report Card, stealing, writing or scribbling on the walls of the school, obscene and vulgar language and copying in school exams is punishable by immediate expulsion from the school.
The school authorities may frame and issue from time to time disciplinary rules of a permanent or temporary character within or without the school precincts, as far as such rules are necessary to maintain the credit and reputation of the school.
All students of Holy Mary High School will endeavour to vie with one another in proving their loyalty to the school by respectful behaviour towards the school and the members of the staff, and by ready cooperation in all the activities of the school and by living up to its noble tradition and time-honoured customs at all times and in all places.
The Prospectus should be brought to school every day.
During the change of periods, pupils shall rise and thank the teachers who have finished the lesson and greet the incoming teachers.
Cell phones/electronic goods are not allowed in school.
Five marks are awarded for discipline which includes punctuality, uniform and cleanliness in Physical and Health Education.
Students are not allowed to apply mehndi (temporary henna tattoos) as it causes distraction.
Pupils who find lost property will at once hand it over in the Headmistress' office and the pupil who has lost the article should report it immediately.