Hebron & its Activities

Students failing twice in the same class or failing three consecutive years will not be allowed to continue in the school. The school management holds to itself the right to dismiss students who continuously fail to make satisfactory progress, in their studies, or whose conduct is in any way disadvantageous to the orderly life of the school.

Smoking, bringing & consuming alcohol or narcotic drugs, disrespect towards the staff, bad moral influence, contempt of authority and willful damage to school property will lead to the dismissal of the students from the school.

Pupils who are absent on the first day or last day of any term or who are away from the school from ten successive days without permission will have their names removed from the school register and will be readmitted only if there is a vacancy and on the payment of the usual admission fees.

Punctuality and regularity in attendance, proper dress, an earnest effort in home work, assignments and gentlemanly behavior in and outside the school area always insisted on, and on all these matters the parents’ co-operation is expected at all times.

Students are answerable to the school authorities for their conduct in and outside the school. Hence, any misbehavior inside school and in public places outside the school and transference will warrant serious disciplinary actions initiated by the school authorities.

While every care will be taken to prevent accidents, the management will not be liable for injuries and accidents sustained by the pupils in the course of everyday activities. However, the school cannot be held responsible for the security of the pupil before and after the school hours.

The students behavior during the entire period of schooling will decide the nature of the Character Certificate and transfer Certificate issued to a student when leaving the school.

Parents are requested to bear in mind that the school attaches great importance to building the sound Character in pupils. Therefore, they are expected to co – operate with school authorities by making their children understand that a well controlled and disciplinary way of life is as much important at home as in school by seeing that they set up their lessons and taking an active interest in the activities of the school.

Parents are welcome to visit the school. Howe ever, parents are not allowed to interview teachers or meet their ward/s, or take them home during school hours without the prior permission of the principal or the Headmistress. In all such cases parents are requested to make prior appointment with the school office either over the phone or through a letter sent through their students.