Parents and students are advised to read the contents of the Almanac carefully and abide by the rules laid down by the school authorities strictly.
- Students must carry the Almanac to school daily.
- Students will not be allowed to enter the school on short leave. In case of a medical or any other emergency, the student may be allowed to leave the school. A gate pass will be issued from the office of the Vice Principal. The student must be accompanied by a parent or an authorised person.
- Students who come to school on their own must reach the school punctually. The school gate will close at 7:20 a.m. (summer timings) and 8:00 a.m. (winter timings). Late arrivals will be sent home immediately. Habitual latecomers will invite disciplinary action as deemed fit by the school authorities.
- Parents and guardians are not permitted to enter the school premises during school hours without a prior appointment. Appointments may be fixed by telephone at 011-43399200 / 241 or through the official email address provided on the school website.
- Students are not allowed to bring mobile phones to school. Once confiscated, such items will not be returned. Electronic watches and all other electronic devices are strictly prohibited. Students must not carry any electronic communication device capable of storing, recording, playing audio-visual content, transmitting or receiving images, or providing unfiltered internet access, such as iPads, pen drives, DVD/CD players, gaming consoles, handheld PCs, smartphones, laptops, tablets, or similar gadgets. Unmonitored use of any electronic device is strictly prohibited as per CBSE directions.
- Students must not bring cigarettes, e-cigarettes, e-hookah, deodorants, perfumes, explosive materials, crackers, sharp tools, or knives to school. Parents are advised to check their ward’s school bag before departure. Non-compliance will invite strict disciplinary action.
- Buying, selling, or using e-cigarettes, hookah, tobacco, vape products, or similar substances in or within a 100-yard radius of the school campus is strictly prohibited and punishable under the Cigarettes and Other Tobacco Products Act (COTPA), 2003.
- Complaints related to bullying, smoking, or sexual abuse may be lodged at the email IDs provided under Safety and Security (Page 26). Complaint boxes are also available within the school premises.
- Students may avail of the Accidental Insurance facility provided by the school.
- Changing classrooms between periods must be done in an orderly and silent manner. Students should not leave the classroom unnecessarily at the end of every period.
- Students are advised to use the washrooms during the home room period or change of periods and must return to class within two minutes. In emergencies, students must inform the concerned teacher and return within two to three minutes.
- No books other than textbooks or library books, and no magazines, should be brought to school.
- Lending or borrowing of money or articles is strictly prohibited.
- Students who come escorted must not leave the school before the escort arrives. In case of delay, they must report to the school security officer at the reception.
- Students are not permitted to use the school telephone. In emergencies, the Class Teacher, Representatives, or Coordinators will contact parents at the earliest.
- Celebration of birthdays or festivals within the school campus is not permitted. Parents should not send cakes, sweets, or gifts. Birthday bumps are a punishable offence.
- Staff and students must follow the Green Rules to maintain clean and green surroundings. Littering with disposable tumblers, papers, polythene bags, or single-use plastic items is strictly prohibited.
- Students must keep classrooms, school buildings, and the campus clean. Waste must be disposed of in dustbins. Plucking or damaging plants and flowers is prohibited.
- Students are expected to respect school property. No student should damage / be involved in damaging any school furniture; write or draw anything on the walls or in any way damage things belonging to others. Any damage—intentional or accidental—must be reported immediately to the Class Teacher, Class Representatives, Coordinators, Vice Principals, or Principal.
- DPS Mathura Road students must be polite at all times and remember that their conduct reflects the image of the school. Students should greet teachers whenever they meet them.
- Proper care of Smart Boards must be ensured. Students must not tamper with them. The class will be collectively responsible for any damage caused.
- Damaging RFID card readers or CCTV cameras is strictly prohibited and will invite severe disciplinary action.
- The school is not responsible for loss of personal belongings. Students are advised not to bring valuable items such as expensive watches, jewellery, cash, or costly stationery.
- DPS Mathura Road provides education from Pre-School to Class XII. Seniors are expected to treat juniors with care and affection, while juniors must show respect towards seniors.
- School fees must be paid by cheque, demand draft, or online within the stipulated time.
- Students are not permitted to visit kiosks outside the school premises. Violations will attract punishment as per school rules.
- Students using the school bus must maintain discipline. Indiscipline will lead to withdrawal of bus facilities. Refer to Transport Rules in the Almanac. Students indulging in aggressive or violent behaviour will not be allowed to use the school bus and must be dropped and picked up by parents.
- A clinic proforma duly signed by the Class Teacher or Subject Teacher must be carried by students visiting the clinic during school hours.
- Vaccination records must be submitted at the beginning of the academic session.
- Canteen facilities are available only during break time or after school hours (subject to prevailing conditions).
- Students must comply with all instructions issued by school authorities at all times.
- Children are not allowed to take photographs of any friend or student, teacher, Vice Principals or Principal in the school campus without his/her prior permission. They are not allowed to upload any such material on any social site without prior permission of the concerned student or teacher.
- Use of unfair means during examinations will invite disciplinary action as decided by the school authorities.
- The school reserves the right to suspend or take strict disciplinary action against any student whose academic progress is unsatisfactory or whose conduct is detrimental to others.
Prohibited Practices (As per Directorate of Education) No student shall indulge in the following:
- Absence from classes without permission
- Misbehaviour towards teachers or school staff
- Disobedience of lawful instructions
- Intentional disturbance of classes
- Eve-teasing or misbehaviour towards girl students
- Bringing unauthorised persons or articles into the school
- Acts of moral turpitude or behaviour unbecoming of a student
- Carrying or using mobile phones
- Misuse of Smart Boards
- Use of motor vehicles such as scooters or mopeds and bringing them to school
- Theft or pilferage of school or student property
- Propagating strikes or disruption of classes
- Association with banned organisations
- Spitting or littering on school premises
- Disfiguring or damaging school property
- Writing on uniforms
- Smoking or consumption of harmful substances such as gutka or pan masala
- Gambling in any form
- Use of drugs or intoxicants (vaping strictly prohibited)
- Rowdy or rude behaviour
- Violence or bullying in any form (physical or verbal) which may harm any student physically or mentally
- Cybercrime
- Discrimination based on caste, religion, or practice of untouchability
- Bursting crackers or throwing colours within the school premises
- Bunking classes
All the above acts are strictly forbidden. In case of misconduct, the Principal/HOS shall take appropriate action based on the recommendations of the Disciplinary Committee. Observance of discipline and good conduct is essential for a student’s continuation in the school. In case of breach of discipline by a student, appropriate disciplinary action will be taken as specified under Disciplinary Measures on Page 25.
Note: The school reserves the right to modify these rules without prior notice.