Examinations play a crucial role in assessing academic progress. At St. John's High Secondary School, the following guidelines are set in place for various examinations:

Types of Examinations :

Quarterly, half-yearly, mid-term examination, revision examination, and year-end examinations are conducted in the school.

Conduct in Examination Hall :

Silence must be maintained in the examination hall.

Standing up is permissible if needed.

Transferring and talking to the next student should be avoided.

Books and handwritten papers must be removed from the examination hall.

Disciplinary Measures :

Students following incorrect methods will face severe punishment.

Permission to write the examination may be denied for those violating the rules.

Illness during Examinations :

Candidates unable to appear for the examination due to illness should submit an application along with a medical certificate before the examination.

These guidelines are in place to ensure fair and disciplined conduct during examinations, promoting an environment conducive to academic integrity.

Ensuring the health and well-being of our students is a top priority at St. John's High Secondary School. Here are the guidelines regarding medical examinations:

Annual Medical Examination :

An excellent medical team conducts a comprehensive medical examination of the students once a year.

Primary Health Center :

A primary health center is in operation within the school premises, providing immediate medical attention when required.

Medical Officer Visits :

A dedicated medical officer visits the school twice a week to attend to the overall welfare of the students.

Parental Communication :

In case of any health concerns or specific needs, doctors may contact the parents to discuss and provide necessary information.

These measures are in place to ensure that students receive timely medical attention and support, contributing to their overall well-being.