ANNUAL CALENDAR

Code of Conduct for GDGIS Students
General:
1) The school community is expected to live in the spirit of brotherhood, peace, harmony,
good citizenship and reflect high moral values at all times.
2) Students are governed by this code of conduct from the time they join school till the
time they leave.
3) All students will adhere to this code of conduct at all times, to maintain a very high
standard of behaviour and conduct in this school. Special attention will be paid to the
following:
1) The students will be smartly dressed in accordance with the school regulation. Untidy
and unkempt haircuts will not be permitted.
2) The students will be considerate, courteous and polite to all students, adults and
helpers.
3) All teachers and visitors will be respectfully wished in a befitting manner.
4) All members of the student body and prefects are responsible for the discipline of the
school and compliance with all rules.
5) Students will interact with teachers respectfully at all times, and obey instructions
given to them, both in the class and on campus.
Uniform:
1) Students are expected to wear the prescribed uniform at all times. Private clothing is
not to be worn on the school campus unless specified. Dress Code: In order to create a
consistent and safe environment that is free of distractions. GDGIS has a uniform dress
code for all students. We believe that a higher standard of dress encourage greater respect
for individuals, students and others, and result in a higher standard of behavior. In other
words, students who come to school dressed properly will excel academically and
conduct themselves appropriately while at school.
Damaging school property:
1) The school will not tolerate any damage to books, games kit and belongings of fellow
students, belonging of teachers and damage to school property. In addition to being
fined, the parents/ guardians asked to pay the full cost of damaged articles. Such
misbehaviour may also result in students' expulsion.
Expensive items:
Expensive items such as cameras, iPods, mobile phones, expensive sneakers and so on
are not permitted at school. The school is not responsible for the loss or theft of such
items, and if brought to the school, they will be confiscated. Confiscated items
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