SMCites are expected to conduct themselves as ladies at all times in all places. The whole hearted cooperation of Parents/Guardians is expected at all times in the formation of the character of their children. As the child progresses from the junior to the senior classes increasing opportunities will be given to shift from conforming order to self imposed discipline.

• Students should arrive in the school at least five minutes before the first bell is rung. No student will be permitted to enter the school premises after 15 minutes from the start of assembly unless due to unavoidable reasons.
• At the sound of the first bell all should go to the assembly ground in silence.
• All students should be habitually clean and neatly dressed. The School uniform is to be worn on all Class days, Examination days and for all the school functions at or outside the school.
• No book other than those used in class magazines, papers or comics may be brought to the school without the headmistress’ permission.
• Exchange of articles or money transactions between students is not allowed.
• Any damage to school property must be made good.
• Running, playing or shouting inside the school building is not allowed.
• Students are forbidden to bring transistors, mobiles, pen drives, crackers, explosives and other dangerous material to school.

• Leave of Absence : Leave for extending holidays attending marriage etc., is not granted without prior written application from a Parent or Guardian, and it must be sanctioned by the Headmistress. Those sick for more than three days must submit a Medical Certificate on the day of reporting to School.
• Long Absence : Those absent for more than two days should get the leave sanctioned by the Headmistress. Repeated absence without leave or unexplained absence for more than five days renders the student liable to have her name struck off the rolls.
• Absence due to sickness : A student returning to School after an infectious or contagious disease should produce a fitness certificate from a doctor permitting her to attend the class. Students suffering from the following diseases must observe the prescribed period of quarantine before returning to class.
  Chicken Pox : 6 days after the disappearance of the first drop of vesicles
  Measles : 7 days from rash
  Mumps : Until swelling of swollen gland has subsided which may take 9 days from the appearance symptoms.
• Re-Opening Day : All have to attend class on reopening day after each vacation, more so on the first day of the new academic year. Those absent because of sickness must inform the School before or on the representing day, and present a medical certificate from a registered Medical Practitioner before they are admitted to class failing which they must pay the penalty.
• Late Coming : All those who come late to school should get the diary signed before they enter the class. If anybody is more than 20 minutes late, she must report to the Headmistress.

• All students should be present in school on the opening day of each term.
• Irregular attendance, unjustified absence or objectionable oral behavior justify dismissal. If a student is absent for fifteen consecutive days without an application or for three days at the beginning of a term, her name may be struck off the rolls.
• No books, other than the required text books may be brought to school. No student should bring to the school any objectionable articles, electronic goods, such as camera, tape-recorder, knives, weapons, crackers, explosives etc. The offenders are liable to be dismissed or rusticated from the school and the confiscated goods will not be returned. The decision of the school authorities is binding on all.
• Any damage of school property will have to be made good. The decision of the Headmistress regarding the amount is final.
• No student suffering from a contagious or infectious disease will be permitted to attend school. After recovery a fitness medical certificate is to be submitted.
• During school hours, students are not allowed to receive visitors or make phone calls.
• Any students desiring to be exempted from P.T. or games must produce a doctor’s certificate to the effect that she is physically unfit to take part.
• All students should be habitually clean and always neatly dressed. They are expected to come in school uniform everyday.
• The School Diary should be brought to the school daily.
• Students are responsible to the school authorities not only for their conduct in school but also for their general behaviour outside. Any reported or observed objectionable conduct out of school shall make them liable to disciplinary action.
• Students are not allowed to enter a classroom other than their own.
• Articles found in school or on its premises are to be handed over to the office.
• Students should at all cost avoid writing, carving and scratching on walls and furniture. Such habits are detrimental to good education and a sign of low taste.
• Headmistress’ permission is required:- (a) to make a collection for any purpose whatever;
  (b) to arrange for a party, picnic or meeting;
  (c) to join a sports or to play a game not arranged by the school;
  (d) to give presents to teachers or stage demonstration in their honour;
  (e) to arrange for private tuition from the school teachers.
• No student is allowed to take private tuition from her own teachers.
• Long finger nails, nail-polish, Mehendi, the wearing of finger rings, chains or any kind of jewellery are strictly prohibited. The school will not be responsible for their loss. Mobile phones are not allowed.
• All are expected to speak English in School to be able to express themselves better in written and oral work.
• Uniform and Diary : Those who come to School without proper uniform or the School Diary will be Penalized.
• Loss of Diary : If a girl loses her Diary she will buy a new Diary.
• Unfair Means : If any student is found using the following unfair means will be given zero in the subject. Repetition of the same will result in dismissal.
  - Having in possession papers, notes or any other material or information to the examination in the paper concerned.
  - Giving or receiving assistance directly or indirectly of any kind or attempting to do so.
  - Writing questions or answers on any material other than the answer book.
  - Tearing of any page of the answer book.