Domohani, Kalla, Asansol

How to Conduct Yourself

• Be a regular scholar. Come to school in clean and tidy school uniform.
• Let there be grace and sence of purpose in your work and movement.
• Be regular in morning assembly. Be quiet and take active part in its conduct.
• Extend your help in keeping the class-room and the school campus clean. Don't scatter bits of paper on the floor. Should you find any, remove them. Neither spoil the walls nor damage the school furniture and other properties. They are yours and you have to pass them on to your younger brothers and sisters. Report any damage or losses immediately to the class teacher or the Principal. Any damage will be made good by the person responsible.
• Don't loiter about the outside the class-room while the school is in session.
• While moving from one class to other take care not to disturb other classes. Always move in a line.
• Bring the prescribed text books and notebooks only.
• Take care of your things. Don't lose them.
• Should you find anything belonging to school or any other student, deposit it in the office.
• While going out of the class when the school is in the session, take class pass.
• Read newspapers and magazines regularly. Don't mark, underline or annotate them.
• Don't do anything that is derogatory for self-respect.
• Your work and conduct should be such that brings a good name to the school.
• Carry out the instruction of class-monitor, house-leader and school prefects.
• Be an active perticipant in every school activity.
• Enter Home-assignment in your school callender regularly and do the work regularly.
• Follow-up the corrections and suggestions by the teacher.