Schools warn students: Missing 3 days excludes from exam
The schools issued a warning to students and parents that continuous absence of more than three days will result in their being barred from taking the monthly exam. They also emphasized the importance of punctual daily attendance at the morning assembly and not allowing students into school after it. Additionally, they stressed the significance of adhering to the school uniform, with deductions in conduct grades imposed for violations. Wearing ripped trousers, bangles, chains, and rings during school hours was prohibited, with a warning that students who do not comply may face suspension and be barred from evaluations. These measures aim to maintain student discipline and ensure the continuity of the educational process.
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