Hostel Rules for Resident Students

"Learn to Do Right"

At Nazareth Residential School, we believe that discipline and structure are essential for the holistic development of our students. Our Rules & Regulations are designed to create a safe, respectful, and productive environment where students can thrive academically, socially, and spiritually. These rules apply to all students, whether they are day scholars or hostel residents, and are strictly enforced to maintain the integrity and culture of our school.

Hostel Rules for Resident Students

  1. Curfew and Schedule:

    • Students must adhere to the hostel schedule, including meal times, study hours, and lights-out.

    • Leaving the Hostel: Students are not allowed to leave the hostel premises without permission.

  2. Visitors:

    • Only authorized visitors (parents and one designated person) are allowed to meet students during visiting days.

    • Visitor Verification: Parents and authorized visitors must provide photographs and signatures for verification during admission.

  3. Health and Hygiene:

    • Students must maintain personal hygiene and keep their living spaces clean.

    • Medical Complaints: Any health complaints must be reported to the Hostel Superintendent immediately.

  4. Personal Belongings:

    • Students are responsible for their personal items. The school is not liable for lost or stolen belongings.

  5. Behavior:

    • Respectful and polite behavior is expected at all times. Bullying, teasing, or any form of misconduct is strictly prohibited.

Consequences for Violations

We expect every student at NRS to:

  • Take their studies seriously and strive for academic excellence.

  • Participate actively in co-curricular activities and school events.

  • Uphold the school’s values of integrity, respect, and responsibility.

  • Develop a lifelong love for learning and a commitment to personal growth.

Why Rules & Regulations Matter

  • Discipline: Rules help students develop self-discipline, time management, and responsibility.

  • Respect: A structured environment fosters mutual respect among students, teachers, and staff.

  • Safety: Rules ensure the safety and well-being of all members of the school community.

  • Holistic Development: By following rules, students learn to balance academics, co-curricular activities, and personal growth.