Xavier's English School

Discipline

At Xavier’s English School, we cultivate a safe, respectful, and nurturing environment where students are guided to grow academically, socially, and emotionally. Our rules and regulations ensure discipline, mutual respect, and responsible behavior both inside and outside the classroom. Students follow a uniform dress code and are encouraged to maintain personal responsibility. Scholarships and merit-based awards are offered to recognize excellence and support deserving learners.

Extracurricular activities form a vital part of student life, encompassing arts, sports, debate, and competitions. The school’s House System promotes teamwork, leadership, and healthy competition among students.

Rules of Discipline for Students

  1. English must be used for all conversations except in Nepali, Samajik classes or with Nepali teachers.
  2. Arrogant behaviour toward staff or peers may result in strict disciplinary action, including expulsion.
  3. School property must be handled with care; damages must be accounted for.
  4. Academic and disciplinary rules must be followed strictly.
  5. Complaints may be addressed to school administration.
  6. Uniform codes must be maintained; unauthorized alterations are prohibited.
  7. Politeness and courtesy are mandatory at all times.
  8. Classroom discipline must be maintained; nuisance or disruption will be addressed seriously.
  9. Failure to follow these rules may result in strict disciplinary action.

Payment Rules

  1. Annual fees must be paid at the start of the academic session.
  2. Monthly tuition fees should be paid by the 10th of each month.
  3. Two months’ fees may be charged in advance before long holidays or terminal exams.
  4. Students with fees unpaid for three consecutive months may be removed from the rolls; re-admission requires payment of all dues and a re-admission charge.
  5. Late payment fines:
    • One month delay = 2% of monthly fee
    • Two months delay = 4%
    • Three months delay = 6%
  6. Timely payment rebate: 2% on monthly fees.
  7. Advance payment for the full year at admission grants a 10% rebate.
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House & Club System

Themes: Growth, Environmental Awareness, Wisdom, Compassion

Green Guardians Club: Tree plantation, waste management, “Go Green” campaigns, eco-awareness workshops
Health & Wellness Club: Yoga, healthy eating campaigns, mental health talks, stress management
Knowledge & Quest Forum: Science exhibitions, quizzes, debates, fact hunts

Themes: Leadership, Resilience, Excellence, Adventure

Adventure Club: Hiking, obstacle races, trekking, survival skill training, exploratory learning
Red Rise Speakers’ Forum: Debates, TEDx-style presentations, extempore contests, story narration
Crisis Response Team: First-aid, fire safety drills, emergency simulations, self-defence workshops

Themes: Creativity, Imagination, Innovation, Expression

The Artful Alchemist: Drawing, painting, exhibitions, drama, dance, music workshops
Techno Wizards Club: Coding contests, robotics projects, app design, tech fairs
Lit & Lens Circle: Magazine publishing, poetry slams, photography, digital storytelling

Themes: Unity, Integrity, Social Responsibility, Teamwork

Unity Sports Club: Inter-house football, basketball, relay races, sportsmanship workshops
Compassionate  Hearts Club: Social outreach, fundraising, visits to elderly homes, awareness rallies
Integrity Circle: Anti-bullying campaigns, integrity pledges, value storytelling, role-plays

Uniform Code

Dark Blue Pant with Purple & White Striped Shirt (boys & girls)

Black Leather Shoes with Dark Blue Socks

Tuesday:
Grades 6–10: White Pant and House T-Shirt
Grades 1–5: White Pant and House Shirt
White Canvas Shoes with White Socks

 

Friday:
Grades 1–5: White Pant and House T-Shirt
Grades 6–10: White Pant and House Shirt
White Canvas Shoes with White Socks

Winter Season Additions:
Dark Blue Sweater or Blazer (with school logo)
Cap/Muffler (Dark Blue)

  1. Tight-fitting dresses are prohibited.
  2. Tapered pants are not allowed; crease must be maintained, and lower circumference should cover the lace.
  3. Any alteration of clothes must be pre-approved by administration.
  4. Only prescribed socks may be worn.
  5. Girls must wear pants at all times; skirts are not permitted.
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