Official School Prospectus & Student Diary Directives

School Rules, Regulations & Code of Conduct

Clear policies designed to cultivate high moral character, academic excellence, safe transport, respectful community conduct, and disciplined habits across all grades.

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Discipline & Routine • Prospectus Page 09

General School Rules for Students

Essential daily norms governing school attendance, morning assembly, punctuality, campus decorum, and care of school property.

Policy Highlights:School Diary & ID Card mandatory every dayArrive at least 10 minutes before school starts5-minute warning bell before assemblyLow-waist trousers/skirts strictly bannedZero tolerance for property defacement

Attendance & Morning Routine

  • Each and every student must carry the school diary along with their identity card to school every day.
  • Students must reach school at least 10 minutes before the scheduled time. Parents are encouraged to use school transport facilities for safe and timely commuting.
  • A warning bell will ring 5 minutes before assembly, which is a signal for all students to proceed to the assembly ground promptly and maintain silence.

Uniform & Grooming Standards

  • Students must always come to school clean, well-groomed, and neatly dressed in proper school uniform.
  • Wearing uniform is compulsory on all working days and school functions.
  • Students without proper uniform will not be allowed to attend classes. Low-waist trousers/skirts are strictly prohibited.
  • Boys must maintain proper haircut at regular intervals. Sikh boys must wear black turban/dastaar as per school uniform guidelines.

Campus Decorum & Property Care

  • Discipline must be maintained at all times.
  • Shouting, whistling, or creating noise is not allowed.
  • Running in corridors is strictly prohibited.
  • Students must take care of school property.
  • Writing, scratching, or damaging furniture, walls, or any school belongings is strictly prohibited.
  • Any damage, even if accidental, must be reported immediately to the class teacher.
  • Any damage caused to school property will be borne by the concerned student, along with a fine as decided by the school authorities.

Strictly Prohibited Items on School Premises

  • ✕Tobacco or tobacco products, drugs, alcohol, or any intoxicating substances
  • ✕Firecrackers, weapons, or any harmful objects
  • ✕Pets or animals
  • ✕Mobile phones, iPods, or similar entertainment devices
  • ✕Calculators or any unauthorized electronic gadgets

Note: Possession of any prohibited item may lead to strict disciplinary action, including confiscation and possible expulsion without notice.

Ethics & Integrity • Prospectus Pages 10 & 11

Code of Conduct for Students

Moral guidelines, student character virtues, academic honesty, prohibited campus behaviors, and social etiquette.

Policy Highlights:Polite, respectful communication with teachers and peersZero tolerance for bullying and foul languageStrict ban on watches, gold jewelry & ornamentsNo borrowing/lending money on campusMandatory participation in school events when selected

Moral Values & Personal Conduct

  • Always behave politely.
  • Always be decent in talks and behavior.
  • Accomplish your work and tests honestly.
  • Face adversities with courage.
  • Never cheat or use unfair means in life.
  • Never be cruel — cruelty is the trait of a bully while kindness is the mark of generosity.
  • Never hesitate to say 'NO' when asked or tempted to do a thing which you know is wrong.
  • Respect the liberty and the rights of others.
  • Always put on proper, neat, and clean school uniform.

Campus Regulations & Restrictions

  • No book (other than prescribed textbooks or library books), magazine, or paper should be brought to school without the permission of the Principal or Teacher.
  • Lending or borrowing money or any other articles is strictly prohibited.
  • Students are advised not to buy or accept anything from strangers.
  • Students are not allowed to meet visitors during school hours.
  • The school reserves the right to expel a student with unsatisfactory academic progress or improper conduct as per school rules.

Personal Belongings, Discipline & Safety

  • Students are not allowed to wear watches, earrings, or any jewelry. Girls may wear only small studs. Application of nail polish, mehendi, or tattoos is strictly prohibited.
  • Students are not allowed to bring money or valuable articles to school.
  • Bullying and the use of foul language are punishable offences.
  • Students found tampering with school records or property will face strict disciplinary action.
  • Whenever students are selected for academic, cultural, or sports activities, participation is compulsory.
  • No student is allowed to appear in examinations without an admit card.
  • Riding two-wheelers without a valid license is strictly prohibited.
Quarterly Timelines & Bank Details • Prospectus Page 12

Fees Institutions & Banking Rules

Official payment channels through Punjab & Sindh Bank, quarterly schedule, late fee policies, and parent visiting appointment protocols.

Policy Highlights:Payment through Punjab & Sindh Bank Bijnor BranchMonthly/Quarterly payment window: 1st to 10th of beginning monthLate fee of Rs. 50/- per month applicable after the 10thCash, UPI & Demand Draft acceptedParent meeting hours: 09:30 AM to 11:30 AM with prior appointment

Fee Payment Channels & Timelines

  • Fee is to be paid by Cash, UPI or by Demand Draft issued in favour of CAPTAIN A. V. S. GAHLOT PUBLIC SCHOOL, HALDAUR, BIJNOR payable at Bijnor.
  • Monthly fee is payable from 1st to 10th of the beginning month of the quarter in any branch of Punjab & Sindh Bank Bijnor.
  • After 10th of the due month, fee will be accepted with late fee of Rs. 50/- per month.
  • Cash will also be accepted in school office.
  • Fee institution instructions have also been provided separately on the fee receipt book.
  • In case of doubt regarding the payment of any dues, parents/guardians are advised to make the payment first and then clarify the matter.
  • Parents should keep the fee deposited receipts in safe custody in order to produce them as proof of their payment whenever required.

Parent Visiting Hours & Communication Protocol

  • Visiting Hours for Parents: 09:30 AM to 11:30 AM on all working days.
  • It is important for parents and teachers to have a good rapport with each other. Parents can meet the Principal from 9:30 AM to 11:30 AM on all working days with prior appointment only.
  • If parents wish to meet respective class/subject teachers on days other than PTM, they may do so only after obtaining prior permission from the Principal.
  • Parents can write a note in the School Diary to the class teacher for an appointment with the concerned teacher. The class teacher would do the needful and inform them accordingly.
Safe Commute & Bus Code • Prospectus Page 13

Transport Rules & Bus Safety Guidelines

Regulations governing safe student transit on the school fleet, boarding norms, designated stops, and passenger conduct.

Policy Highlights:Buses will not wait for latecomersBoarding and de-boarding strictly from front door onlyNursery to Class II students must be received by guardians at stopsNo moving inside the bus while in motionStrict prohibition of littering or unruly behaviour

Boarding & Departure Safety

  • The buses will not wait for latecomers. Students should stay away from the road until the bus arrives.
  • No student should come near the entry door of the bus until it has come to a complete halt. All students must occupy seats immediately after boarding the bus.
  • The front door of the bus is the only authorised entrance and exit.
  • The drivers are authorized to stop the buses at designated stops only, unless directed by the bus supervisor, for some authentic reason(s).

Transit Decorum & Vehicle Care

  • When the bus is in motion, students must not move around in the bus and no part of their body should be outside the bus.
  • Waste objects, trash/food must neither be discarded inside the bus nor thrown out on the road. It must be thrown in the dustbin only.
  • Students will be held responsible for any damage to buses caused either out of negligence or vandalism.
  • Unruly behavior is strictly prohibited. Courteous behavior is expected at all times.
  • Strict discipline is expected to be maintained in the bus. The driver's attention must not be distracted for any reason.

Administrative & Route Regulations

  • No refund/adjustment of the bus fare will be done, even if the bus is used for a few days only.
  • Students must travel only by the buses allotted to them by the Transport Officer.
  • Students of Nursery to Class-II must be picked up at the bus stops by their parents/guardians, failing which they will be brought back to the school.
Dress Code & Schedules • Prospectus Pages 14 & 15

School Uniform & Bell Timings

Comprehensive summer and winter uniform breakdown for boys and girls from Nursery to Class VIII with bell schedules.

Policy Highlights:Summer Session: 1st April – 31st Oct (07:50 AM – 01:30 PM)Winter Session: 1st Nov – 31st March (08:40 AM – 02:30 PM)Black leather lace shoes with white socks mandatoryMonogrammed blue belt and school tieNavy blue blazer & grey V-neck sweater in winter

General Uniform Instructions

  • All students must wear the prescribed school uniform on regular school days, during examinations, and at all school events.
  • All students must wear black leather lace shoes in white socks.
  • Blue belt with school monogram and school tie.
  • Shoes of any other color or type are not permitted. Canvas/sports shoes may be worn only during games.
  • Wearing jewelry or trinkets is strictly prohibited.
  • Girls must keep their hair neat and properly tied. Long hair should be neatly plaited with ribbons/ruffles and blue hair band.
  • Turban, scarf, or cap if worn, must be blue or white.

Summer Uniform (1st April to 31st October | 07:50 AM to 01:30 PM)

  • Boys Nursery / LKG / UKG: Sky blue half-sleeve shirt (pocket with school monogram), Airforce blue shorts.
  • Boys Class 1st to 5th: White half-sleeve shirt (pocket with school monogram, vest underneath), Navy blue shorts.
  • Boys Class 6th & Above: White half-sleeve shirt (pocket with school monogram), Navy blue trousers.
  • Girls Nursery / LKG / UKG: Sky blue half-sleeve shirt, Airforce blue tunic (with school monogram).
  • Girls Class 1st & Above: White half-sleeve shirt, Navy blue tunic (with school monogram).

Winter Uniform (1st November to 31st March | 08:40 AM to 02:30 PM)

  • Boys Nursery / LKG / UKG: Sky blue full-sleeve shirt (pocket with monogram, vest underneath), Dark grey trousers, Grey V-neck woolen sweater, Navy blue blazer (with school monogram).
  • Boys Class 1st & Above: White full-sleeve shirt (pocket with monogram), Dark grey trousers, Grey V-neck woolen sweater, Navy blue blazer (with school monogram).
  • Girls Nursery / LKG / UKG: Sky blue full-sleeve shirt, Dark grey tunic (with monogram), Grey V-neck woolen sweater, Navy blue blazer (with school monogram).
  • Girls Class 1st & Above: White full-sleeve shirt, Dark grey tunic (with monogram), Grey V-neck woolen sweater, Navy blue blazer (with school monogram).
Parent-School Partnership • Prospectus Pages 16 & 17

Guidelines for Parents / Guardians

Cooperation protocols between parents and educators covering diary scrutiny, health, campus visits, report cards, and eco-campus policies.

Policy Highlights:Check and sign school diary dailyNo classroom visits during teaching hours without Principal permissionStrict polybag-free zone — no polythene tiffins or bagsOnly toffees allowed on birthdays; no gifts/sweetsClass VI+ students cannot wear casual clothes on birthdays or PTM

Academic Support & Daily Monitoring

  • To get the best from the school for your child, you are advised to maintain close contact with the school. Parents and guardians should check the school Diary daily and ensure that lessons and homework assigned for the day are completed. Remarks given by the Principal/Teachers in the diary should be acknowledged.
  • Parents/Guardians are requested to read and explain the school rules to their wards.
  • Ensure your child attends school on the notified date at the beginning of the semester or after each vacation.
  • Parents should sign the progress report card and return it to the school within three days of distribution. If the report is lost or damaged, a replacement will be issued after payment of Rs. 100 at the administrative office. Rs. 75 will also be charged for replacement of the I-Card.
  • The student's name, admission number, class, section, and house must be clearly marked on all belongings and uniform.

Campus Visits, Leaves & Health

  • Parents are not allowed to visit classrooms to meet their children or teachers during regular teaching hours without permission from the Principal.
  • Parents must inform the school of any changes in their address or telephone number using the prescribed form available at the school.
  • Avoid requesting half-day leave. In case of emergency, written permission must be obtained from the Principal.
  • Do not send your child to school if they are unwell or not in good health, even for assessments.
  • The collection and distribution of lunch boxes and other belongings is not the responsibility of the school. Parents should ensure that such items are sent with the child only.

Conduct, Grievances & Campus Policies

  • Parents should avoid criticizing the school or teachers in front of their child, as it may lead to loss of respect for teachers and negatively affect the child's learning and progress.
  • If there is any genuine complaint, please meet or write to the Principal at the earliest. The complaint will be personally reviewed, and appropriate action will be taken.
  • All communication by parents/guardians should be addressed to the Principal/Coordinator through the class teacher. The student's name, address, phone number, admission number, and class/section must be clearly mentioned.
  • Parents are advised not to send sweets, presents, etc. to school for any occasion like birthdays, Teacher's Day, Children's Day or any other festival. On the child's birthday, only toffees may be distributed in the classroom.
  • Students of Class VI and above are not permitted to come to school in casual dress on any day, including birthdays and PTMs.
  • Parents are requested not to board the school buses, either to see off or receive their wards. Parents should not attempt to overtake or stop the school bus to facilitate boarding. Parents should not argue with teachers, conductors, or drivers present in the bus.
  • The school is a polybag-free zone. Parents are requested not to send or bring items like tiffin, stationery, or craft materials in polybags.
  • Any change in schedule or urgent information will be communicated to parents via SMS.
Reading Sanctum & Book Circulation • Prospectus Page 18

Library Rules & Regulations

Official code of conduct for the school's 6,000+ volume knowledge library, book borrowing policies, open-shelf ethics, and silence protocols.

Policy Highlights:Open to all bona fide students; Class I+ receive weekly library periodAbsolute pin-drop silence must be maintained at all timesBooks issued strictly within the library during library periodsReference books, encyclopedias & periodicals are non-issuableOpen-access shelving: replace books neatly in designated racksDamaged or lost books must be replaced or paid for in full

General Eligibility & Library Routine

  • The school library is open to all bona fide students of the school.
  • All classes from Class I onwards are allotted at least one library period per week.
  • Students are required to follow all rules and guidelines diligently during their library periods.

Library Code of Conduct & Ethics

  • Maintain Silence: Absolute silence must be maintained in the library at all times to foster focused reading.
  • Discipline: Students should behave in a responsible, courteous, and disciplined manner.
  • Open Access System: The library follows an open access system. Students must maintain proper arrangement and return books to their respective shelves after use.

Book Issue, Circulation & Reference Norms

  • Issue of Books: Books will be issued within the library only.
  • Reference Books: Reference books and encyclopedias are meant for use within the library only and will not be issued.
  • Non-Issuable Material: Journals, magazines, and periodicals will not be issued.
  • Issue Timings: Books will be issued during the library period as per the class timetable.

Care of Books & Penalty Clauses

  • Care of Books: Damaged, defaced, or lost books must be replaced by the student or paid for accordingly.
  • Misuse of Property: Any student found damaging library property will be fined and may be debarred from using the library for the entire academic year.

Campus Library in Action (Real Photos)

Students exploring the 6,000+ volume knowledge haven during designated reading periods

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Library Reading Hall: Students immersed in quiet reading and study
Library Reading Hall: Students immersed in quiet reading and study
Junior Section Reading Tables under the supervision of faculty
Junior Section Reading Tables under the supervision of faculty
Open-Access Steel Stacks: Students browsing literature, science, and history
Open-Access Steel Stacks: Students browsing literature, science, and history
Young Readers enjoying illustrated storybooks and reference texts
Young Readers enjoying illustrated storybooks and reference texts
Aisles of 6,000+ volumes, competitive exam primers, and periodicals
Aisles of 6,000+ volumes, competitive exam primers, and periodicals
Dedicated Study & Reference Space equipped with globe and charts
Dedicated Study & Reference Space equipped with globe and charts
Guided Library Period fostering disciplined reading habits from Class I
Guided Library Period fostering disciplined reading habits from Class I
Principal & Parent Meetings

Dedicated Parent Visiting Hours

Parents can meet the Principal between 09:30 AM and 11:30 AM on all working days with prior appointment. For subject teacher meetings outside PTM, kindly write a note in your ward's school diary.

School Administration
+91 94122 84120
Grievances & Official Enquiries
captainavsgahlotps@gmail.com