Rungta Public School is part of the distinguished G.D. Rungta Educational Society, an institution dedicated to shaping futures through quality education. Our journey began in 1999 with just 240 students.
Today, that scenario has been completely transformed. The Rungta educational community has experienced growth and now proudly comprises more than 4,000 students from diverse parts of the country. This growth reflects our enduring commitment to providing a better education opportunity for every student.
INTRODUCTION
School board & Affiliations
Rungta Public School is officially affiliated with leading national and international education boards:
- Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE): Affiliation No. 3330201
- Cambridge Assessment International Education (CAIE): Registration No. IA036
WHY RUNGTA?
At RPS, education is not a standard path—it's a personalized journey powered by aspiration. Your child is an individual learner paired with a team of passionate, dedicated mentors who provide exceptional instruction and genuine care. We support a strong value system and excellent discipline with good infrastructure. This environment delivers an outstanding range of opportunities that actively nurture the child, preparing them not just for exams, but for life.
General Instructions
A successful Rungta education relies on a strong partnership, requiring parental respect for the system and learning. The school maintains a focused environment through clear expectations. Enrollment may be discontinued for persistently unsatisfactory academic progress or conduct detrimental to the well-being of others.
- To maintain the focus of learning, parents should not enter classrooms or approach teachers during class hours. Please schedule all meetings with teachers or the Head in advance.
- For security and safety reasons, requesting half-day leave is strongly discouraged. In emergencies only, you must provide a written request approved by both the Principal and the Class Teacher, and the Bus-In-Charge must be informed.
- Please avoid criticizing the teacher or school in the presence of your child, as this can cause them to lose respect for their teacher, thereby hindering their learning and academic progress.
- All official communication from Parents/Guardians must be addressed to the Head and routed via the Class Teacher. Conversely, all official school communication to parents will be channeled by the respective In-Charges (I/Cs), Section Heads, or the Head.
- The Name, Admission Number, Class/Section, and House of the pupil must be clearly marked on all of the student's personal belongings.
- We require active parental cooperation to ensure your child's progress. Please pay close attention to their regularity, punctuality, and discipline, and show interest in their daily academics. Parents must check the Student Handbook every day for instructions and homework, their bags for notices, and dedicate quality time to reviewing notebooks, especially during the weekends.
- Encourage your child to take interest in academics, co-curricular activities, sports & community service.
- If you receive feedback of a concern from your child, please communicate this matter directly to the Class Teacher. This valuable insight helps us support your child's emotional well-being and build their confidence in the school environment.
- Any change in address or telephone number must be immediately intimated to the school office.
- Taking leave during working days is strongly discouraged as it disrupts academic progress. Parents are solely responsible for ensuring the student makes up for any loss of studies incurred due to absence.
- Active participation in all Weekly Tests, FPTS, and Activity Based Evaluations is mandatory as these assessments directly impact the student's final promotion and class standing; thus, applying for avoidable leave is strongly discouraged. Leave during term time is strictly reserved for serious illness or the death of a very near relative, with limited exceptions for essential family customs (like a condolence visit by the only male member) or attending the marriage of a real sibling or a real uncle/aunt.
- To be eligible to appear for the Final Examination, students must complete a minimum of 75% attendance during the academic year.
- Students using school transport are expected to maintain the best decorum and discipline on the buses. Failure to do so may result in the withdrawal of the bus facility.
- Students must attend school in a neat, well-ironed, complete uniform. Boys are required to have a proper haircut.
- Parents are advised to give pocket money judiciously. Students must not possess more than ₹50/-. Any extra amount found will be confiscated.
- For reasons of safety and discipline, valuable articles (such as gold/diamond jewellery, including chains, rings, or bangles) and cosmetics (including facial makeup, henna, or waxing) are strictly prohibited. In compliance with CBSE guidelines, electronic gadgets (mobiles, iPods, and cameras) are also not permitted inside the school premises. Any prohibited items found will be confiscated and returned only at the end of the session. Repeated violations may lead to the student being asked to leave the school.
- Students are responsible for taking care of all school property. Any damage caused must be repaired or paid for by the concerned student.
- To promote efficient communication, parents are required to consult the RPS Handbook and any issued circulars before making inquiries over the phone.
Rules & Regulations
- Every student must carry the School Handbook and Identity Card to school every day.
- Non-bus commuters should arrive at school at least 5 minutes before the Home Room period begins.
- Students must be neat, clean, and properly dressed at all times. Wearing the prescribed school uniform on all working days and during school functions is mandatory.
- Boys must maintain regular haircuts as per school guidelines.
- Students should take utmost care of school property. Damaging or scratching desks, chairs, walls, or any school belongings is strictly prohibited.
- Students must not bring books or magazines other than textbooks, reference books, or library books without prior permission.
- Lending or borrowing money or personal items is strictly not allowed.
- The school is not responsible for lost belongings. Students must not bring expensive items or electronic gadgets such as mobile phones, iPods, cameras, DVDs, etc.
- For any purchases, parents may use school-issued coupons available at the school office.
- Students must exhibit polite and respectful behaviour at all times, inside and outside the school.
- Bursting crackers, throwing colours, spraying ink, or any such activities inside school premises are strictly prohibited and may lead to expulsion.
- Students must participate in community services, school festivals, and functions.
- Students must not remain absent on special working days such as Saturdays, the last working day before exams or vacations, and the reopening day after breaks.
- For half-day leave, students must attend classes until the first break.
- Any student found using unfair means in tests will receive zero marks in that subject and may face additional disciplinary action. Any change in address or contact number must be reported to the class teacher immediately via a written application or email.
- When leave is granted, students must obtain a Gate Pass from the concerned authority before leaving the school or hostel. .
- The School Mess provides pure vegetarian meals. Parents are requested not to send non-vegetarian food, including eggs, in the lunchbox.
Discipline Codes
Parents and students are requested to note that the following practices are unacceptable and will invite strict disciplinary action. Please refer to the section on disciplinary measures:
- Disfiguring or damaging school property.
- Bunking School and classes.
- Bringing articles such as expensive watches, cameras, irrelevant CD, mobile phones, laptop, electronic pens, i-pads, i-pods etc. to school.
- Using abusive language.
- Not wearing the school uniform, during the term.
- Damaging, scribbling on or tearing pages from library books or text or exercise books.
- Bringing sharp articles (knives, etc.) which can cause injury.
- Smoking, gambling, drinking or using psychotropic, narcotic drugs.
- Bursting firecrackers or throwing color/ water on one another within or near the school premises.
- Late arrival in classes/ School.
- Misconduct, indiscipline and misbehavior with the teacher/ admin staff / House Master/any other School staff.
- Assembling at or going to the book shop, cafeteria, and hostel during regular class time.
- Stealing/ borrowing without permission
- Bullying, teasing or harassment of any kind.
- Sloganeering and signature campaigns.
- Chewing flavored gum, betel nut, tobacco etc.
- Trinkets: Girls are not allowed to wear trinkets in school. Trinkets include hanging earrings, hoops, bangles, anklets, chains etc. They can wear any small ear tops without hangings.
- A few major Discipline Code/Rules are elaborated below:
HAZING, BULLYING, HARRASEMENT & ASSAULT
- All forms of physical violence, threats, or intimidating behaviour are strictly forbidden.
- Any form of harassment or intimidation, including sexual harassment, is prohibited.
- Offensive weapons or replica weapons must not be brought to campus.
- Violations may result in suspension, expulsion, or other disciplinary actions as recommended by the Discipline Council.
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The severity of action will depend on:
- The extent of the violence, threat, or harassment.
- Actual or potential harm caused.
STEALING OR "BORROWING WITHOUT PERMISSION"
RESIDENTIAL MIXED SOCIALIZATION
- Boys and girls must not engage in mixed socializing in residential areas restricted to one gender.
- Any student present in such gatherings will be considered in breach of school rules unless they leave immediately upon noticing the situation.
- Disciplinary actions may include suspension, expulsion from residence, or placement under Principal’s Warning.
- Mitigating circumstances (like prior good behavior) may be considered; aggravating circumstances may lead to expulsion.
Disciplinary Measures
The school believes in fostering discipline through dialogue and guidance. However, in severe or repeated cases, the following measures may be taken to correct behavior:
The Head of School reserves the right to expel a student immediately for serious offenses. Additionally, the Head of School may withhold the Character Certificate of any student whose conduct does not align with the school’s expectations.
CHILD CARE & PROTECTION POLICIES
Child abuse and neglect are global concerns. They violate a child’s fundamental rights and hinder their physical, emotional, academic, and social development.
RPS fully endorses the Rights of the Child as outlined in the prevailing Child Protection Act.
RPS endorses the Rights of the Child, as per the prevailing Child Protection Act
Schools have a special institutional role in society as protectors of children. Schools need to insure that all children in their care are afforded a safe and secure environment in which to grow and develop, both at school and away. Educators, having the opportunity to observe and interact with children over time, are in a unique position to identify children who are in need of help and protection. As such, educators have a professional and ethical obligation to identify children who are in need of help and protection, and to take steps to insure that the child and family avail themselves of the services needed to remedy any situation that constitutes child abuse or neglect.
All staff employed at RPS must report suspected incidents of child abuse or neglect whenever the staff member has reasonable cause to believe that a child has suffered, or is at significant risk of suffering abuse or neglect. Reporting and follow up of all suspected incidents of child abuse or neglect will proceed in accordance with administrative regulations respective to this policy. Furthermore, cases of suspected child abuse or neglect may be reported to the appropriate employer, to the respective Cells / Agencies in the Local Authorities and / or to the appropriate child protection agency in the Country.
RPS seeks to be a safe haven for students who may be experiencing abuse or neglect in any aspect of their lives. As such, RPS distributes this policy annually to all parents and applicants and provides training to all staff working at RPS and will continue to make every effort to implement hiring practices to insure the safety of children, and will review the policy annually for compliance and effectiveness.
In the case of a staff member reported as an alleged offender, RPS will conduct a full investigation following a carefully designed course of due process, keeping the safety of the child at the highest priority.
In the case of a staff member reported as an alleged offender, RPS will conduct a full investigation following a carefully designed course of due process, keeping the safety of the child at the highest priority.
As per the directives of the CBSE and the State Government, we have undertaken the following measures for the Welfare, Protection and safety of Children under our care:
- The School Building is safe and secured for children.
- Round the clock security guards are available to safeguard the interest of the children.
- The school provides safe drinking water and sanitation to children.
- The fire extinguishers are installed.
- CCTV coverage is available in all the classes, activity rooms and corridors.
- The School buses have the First Aid Kit and fire extinguishers.
- A Committee is constituted for redress Grievance / Complaints of Children.
- A Committee is constituted to protect children against sexual abuse.
- The school is committed to care of the emotional security of the child.
However, the Head of School retains the right to expel a student outright if the offense is of a serious nature. The Head of School will have the right to withhold the Character certificate of any student whose conduct is not in keeping with the rules laid down by the school.