- Every student in the morning. Must arrive at school before 7.15 a.m. Classrooms and designated areas should be cleaned and completed before 7.30 a.m. The teacher in charge of the class and the relevant prefects should act responsibly in this regard.
- As soon as the school bell rings, all children must arrive at their designated meeting places.
- During the morning religious ceremonies and the playing of the national anthem, the school anthem and the evening stanzas, the students, teachers, non-academic staff and all those who are in the school should refrain from their duties and participate respectfully and actively in those activities.
- All students must remain in their classroom until after school and must not stay in another classroom, playground, or other place for any reason.
- At the end of each period you should quietly prepare for the next subject until the scheduled teacher arrives. If the teacher does not show up within 10 minutes, the class leader or subject leader should ask the teacher in charge of the section.
- You have to go to the line when going to another place and back to class for group subjects. The list of students for each subject should be maintained by the teacher in charge of the subject and should be sent to the teacher in charge of the class by the subject leader.
- Any problems that arise in the children should be reported to the teacher in charge of the class first. The teacher in charge of the section or subject should be informed only in the absence of the relevant teacher.
- It is forbidden to have contact with any outsider during school hours.
- It is strictly forbidden to bring and keep photographs, articles, mobile phones, CDs and other equipment that are not relevant to the school education process. If caught with such items, they will not be return.
- You will not be allowed to participate in any sports training without permission during school hours. Sportswear should not be worn anywhere other than on the playground.
- Must come to their classroom as soon as the break is over.
- School and classroom equipment should be protected.
- If a child does not attend school for more than two days, the parents should inform the teacher in charge of the class. If not exceeding three days the guardians should come to the school and hand over to the teacher in charge of the class.
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