Our school policies
The commitments that keep Jyoti safe, fair and caring — written in plain language, for the families we serve.
Read a brief summary below or download each full policy.
Supervised computer-lab learning builds digital skills.
School internet use is supervised and learning-focused.
We teach online safety, privacy and respect.
Student phones stay with teachers until dismissal.
Any misuse of technology is handled with counselling first, and parents are always kept informed and involved.
English-medium CBSE curriculum, Classes I–XII.
Concepts, critical thinking and practical learning guide teaching.
Exams, projects and participation track student progress.
Senior streams: Commerce and Humanities.
Report cards and meetings keep parents informed.
CCTV and controlled entry support student safety.
Authorised pickup and regular emergency drills protect students.
Staff follow child-protection procedures; concerns receive confidential attention.
First-aid facilities are available on campus, and we maintain up-to-date emergency contact information for every child.
Report safety concerns to the office.
Every student is valued; discrimination is unacceptable.
Every student’s voice matters.
Individual support helps students with learning needs.
Activities and leadership opportunities are open to all.
Students and parents can access confidential counselling.
Yoga and mindfulness support emotional wellbeing.
Around examinations, we run stress-management and study-skills sessions so that children feel supported rather than pressured.
Students facing difficulties receive support.
We partner with parents throughout — because a child's wellbeing is a shared responsibility between home and school.
Bullying is taken seriously, including online.
Repeated harmful behaviour is bullying.
Report concerns to teachers or the office confidentially.
We stop harm, support students and involve parents.
Above all, we build a culture where kindness is celebrated and every child feels they belong.
Safe, fair and caring — every single day
Every student deserves safety, respect and support.