Principal
Upholds inclusiveness, creates a gender-free atmosphere, implements policy fairly and leads institutional well-being.
Guiding ethical, inclusive and responsible conduct across teaching, learning, research and extension activities.
The Code of Conduct provides guidelines for acceptable behaviour by everyone involved in the College’s teaching, learning, research and extension activities.
It is grounded in integrity, transparency and honesty, and seeks to protect the College community from ethical misconduct and illegal behaviour on campus.
Each member of the College community has a role in sustaining an inclusive, respectful and disciplined environment.
The published Code sets distinct expectations for the Principal, teachers and students.
Upholds inclusiveness, creates a gender-free atmosphere, implements policy fairly and leads institutional well-being.
Model dignity, discipline and punctuality; teach without discrimination; mentor students and follow College, University and statutory rules.
Learn with discipline, respect and responsibility while protecting the safety, dignity and property of the College community.
Key responsibilities drawn from the College’s published Code of Conduct.
| For | Expected conduct | Focus |
|---|---|---|
| Principal | Lead honestly, fairly, objectively and supportively; communicate policies and provide remedial measures based on feedback. | Inclusive leadership and institutional development |
| Teachers | Inspire learning, act without prejudice, mentor students, work collaboratively and protect weaker students. | Professional dignity and student development |
| Students | Carry ID, follow the dress code, attend regularly, remain punctual and respect teachers, peers and authorities. | Discipline, respect and responsible participation |
| Students | Do not possess or distribute drugs, tobacco or cigarettes; do not engage in ragging, harassment, intimidation, theft or damage to property. | Safety and campus integrity |
| Students | Observe mobile-phone rules, avoid unauthorised media or material circulation, and do not interact with media on behalf of the College without permission. | Responsible communication |
Failure to comply with directions of the College or its officials may lead to disciplinary action. Students should take care of their possessions; the College is not responsible for loss of valuable belongings.
Follow the Code, speak to the College office when guidance is needed, and use the appropriate support channel for concerns.