School rules
According to the Christian tradition, the love and respect of Warden College is the essence of behavior and discipline. By affirming the positive qualities of each student, we encourage Christian men and women with clear, vivid, confident, self-disciplined, and Christian leadership qualities.
We strive to increase students’ self-esteem and confidence by making them successful and encouraging them to take part in various and varied activities of school life. House points are awarded for positive contributions and participation in school events. The feeling of healthy competition is promoted.
Code of conduct
Student Code of Conduct, which is published in the Student Logbook and is a condition of admission to Warden College, which refers to the underlying principles in which students respect others and perform quality work.
Student Code of Conduct
1. Respect for others and all school and personal property is a feature of our school. Good behavior can be expected
All students from all time.
2. School uniforms should be worn very nicely, without jewelry (except a short stud) and makeup and color
Nail varnish. The hair should be neat and neat. Boys should shave clean.
3. Require students to pass school grounds All visitors must report to the main office.
4. The school is a smoke-free zone.
5. If students in Years 1–5 get permission from the Dean, they can bring the school.
6. All the students are expected to be well-run, pleasant, polite and cooperative.
7. Alcohol and other drugs and solvents are not allowed in schools or any other official office.
8. It is a privilege to represent the school so that the selected students will proudly do so.
9. Cell phones and other electronic devices should not be used during class unless specifically instructed.
Teacher
Class rules
1. Teachers facilitate learning in the classroom and students follow the instructions.
2. Be on time for all classes and have all the necessary equipment.
3. Practices that hinder learning or distract others are not acceptable.
4. Respect the rights and property of others.
5. Always speak with respect. Down-and-down language is not acceptable.
