Specific Behavioral Guidelines
Establishing a professional, safe and respectful environment that prepares students for future roles in healthcare with integrity and responsibility.
Structured discipline from the first bell
Students must be in full uniform to enter the classroom. Adherence reflects professionalism and prepares students for the clinical environment.
Entry to classrooms is only allowed after 8:30 am, ensuring a structured start to the academic day.
Students must seek permission from the teacher before leaving to maintain decorum and prevent disruptions.
If the teacher is late or absent, students wait quietly until further instructions are provided.
Resting, napping or sleeping is strictly prohibited to foster an active and engaging learning environment.
Ownership of learning
All homework assignments must be submitted on time, reinforcing discipline and accountability in academic tasks.
A secure campus for everyone
Students are not permitted to possess or handle dangerous objects on campus, ensuring safety for everyone.
Throwing objects around the college is strictly forbidden to maintain a safe environment.
Building a supportive community
Avoid rough play, fighting, bullying, threats or harassment. A respectful atmosphere is essential for well-being.
Respect the property of others and avoid theft, vandalism or misuse of belongings.
Treat the college as your home
Treat the college as your home — keep it clean and orderly at all times.
All rubbish must be thrown in designated bins to keep the college clean and hygienic.
Eight principles for a productive learning environment
Arrive on time with all necessary materials for class.
Listen to teachers and fellow students without interrupting.
Complete and submit all assignments by the due date.
Treat teachers and classmates with respect, maintaining a supportive environment.
Keep hands and feet to yourself for a safe classroom experience.
Handle college property responsibly to prevent damage or misuse.
Recognise and respect the rights and belongings of others.
Act in a safe and responsible manner, following safety protocols at all times.
Professional standards in appearance
Girls must keep their hair neatly tied back.
Chains, hanging earrings and other jewelry are not permitted for safety and uniform appearance.
Students must wear black sandals to clinicals, college and community visits.
Why adherence matters
By following these guidelines, students benefit in several ways — creating an atmosphere where learning thrives and future healthcare professionals are shaped with discipline and empathy.
Students remain more focused and engaged in classroom activities.
A well-managed classroom promotes a structured learning environment.
Students show respect for teachers and peers, fostering cooperation.
Adherence to rules positively impacts academic achievements.
A disciplined environment minimises disruptive behaviour and disciplinary actions.
These behavioral guidelines help establish a professional, safe and respectful environment at Sree Mookambika College of Nursing, preparing students for future roles in healthcare with integrity and responsibility.