TRS Campus, Sri Krishna Nagar, Tiruttani Road, Arakkonam – 631003
TRS Global Public School, a proud initiative of the Rural Welfare Trust, stands as a beacon of quality education rooted in Indian values and global vision. With over three decades of excellence in technical and teacher education, TRS Global Public School was conceived to shape future-ready citizens through a blend of academic excellence, holistic growth, and value-based learning.
At TRS Global Public School, we believe that education must be rooted in values. Discipline, mutual respect, and personal responsibility are the cornerstones of a successful learning journey. Our rules and regulations are designed to maintain a safe, respectful, and inspiring environment for all students.
These guidelines help students develop self-discipline, time management, and accountability—skills that shape them into successful individuals both inside and outside the classroom.
Our school community thrives when everyone—students, staff, and parents—respects the boundaries set to protect learning, safety, and values. The code of conduct is not about restriction, but about creating a space where every child can grow with dignity, freedom, and purpose.
Students must attend school regularly and punctually.
For short leave (1 day), a leave letter must be submitted to the class teacher or the school office.
Medical leave exceeding two days must be supported by a doctor’s certificate.
Students appearing for exams while unwell must leave after the exam (marked as half-day attendance).
A minimum of 85% attendance is mandatory for promotion to the next class.
Attendance is compulsory on important school days such as: Independence Day, Republic Day, Annual Day, Sports Day
Students must carry their school diary daily and record all homework, assignments, and announcements.
Parents are expected to review and sign the diary regularly.
All books, notebooks, and stationery must be brought as per the day’s timetable.
Cleanliness is everyone’s responsibility. Students must keep classrooms tidy and avoid littering.
Scribbling on desks, benches, or school property is strictly prohibited.
English is the official language of communication on campus.
Other languages (Tamil/Hindi) may only be used during language periods.
Students are encouraged to develop fluency in English through regular use and practice.
If a child is undergoing medical treatment, a copy of the prescription must be submitted in the diary and informed to the class teacher.
Parents must keep their contact details updated with the school office for emergency communication.
Children must be picked up by a parent or authorized guardian with written consent.
Students are expected to display respect, kindness, and good manners at all times.
Acts of bullying, teasing, aggressive behavior, or abusive language—whether verbal or physical—will be dealt with strictly.
Electronic gadgets are NOT allowed on campus: Mobile phones, Smartwatches, iPods, Cameras, Toys or gaming devices.
Violation may lead to confiscation or disciplinary action.
Violations of school rules may lead to:
Verbal warnings
Written notices to parents
Temporary suspension
Fines or penalties (in specific cases)
Dismissal (in extreme circumstances)
The Principal’s decision in all disciplinary matters shall be final and binding.