Rules & Regulations
At Logos College, our rules are designed to create a safe, respectful, and supportive environment where all students can grow and thrive. We believe that discipline, responsibility, and mutual respect are essential in shaping strong individuals and a positive school community.
General Conduct
- Students are expected to be respectful to all staff, fellow students, and school property at all times.
- Politeness, honesty, and integrity must be upheld within and outside school premises.
- Disruptive behavior, bullying, or the use of offensive language will not be tolerated.
Attendance and Punctuality
- Students must attend school regularly and arrive on time.
- Absences must be communicated in writing by a parent or guardian.
- Repeated tardiness or unexplained absences may lead to disciplinary action.
Uniform and Appearance
- Students must wear the full school uniform neatly and correctly every school day.
- Personal grooming should be neat and appropriate. Extreme hairstyles or inappropriate accessories are not permitted.
Classroom Behavior
- Students are expected to participate actively and respectfully in all classroom activities.
- All school property, including books and furniture, must be used with care.
- Mobile phones and other electronic devices are not permitted on school premises.
Homework and Assignments
- Homework must be completed and submitted on time.
- Plagiarism or copying others’ work is not allowed and will be addressed seriously.
Use of Facilities
- Students must help keep classrooms and common areas clean and tidy.
- School equipment and resources must be used responsibly.
Discipline and Consequences
- Any violation of school rules will be addressed by the class teacher or school administration.
- Consequences may include verbal warnings, written notices, detention, or parental involvement, depending on the nature of the violation.
Parental Involvement
Cooperation between parents and the school ensures a better learning environment for all students.
Parents are encouraged to stay informed about their child’s progress and participate in school activities and meetings.
