The days in the school commences with a prayer at an assembly at which all students are expected to be present.

At the warning bell, all must immediately go for the assembling or get into line in classes for assembly.

All students should be habitually clean and neatly dressed. On all school days, the school uniform is to be worn.

Running, loud shouting, and whistling is not allowed inside the school complex. 

No students can leave the school premises during school hours(including the recess) without the permission of the principal. 

Habitual idlness, irregular attendance, of disobedience of conduct injurious to the moral tone of the school is sufficient reason for the expulsion of the student. 

Care must be taken off all school property. No student should spoil the desk, chair to any other furniture, writer or draw on the walls or damage any other thing belonging to other students or school. Any such damage is to be made good by the student who does it. 

No books (other than textbooks), magazines, pictures, etc. are to be brought to the school.

No responsibility is taken for the goods or money lost, valuable articles should not be brought to the school.

All should take pride in keeping the school clean. Waste paper or other rubbish is to be thrown in the waste paper basket or bins provided for.

Students are themselves responsible for the safe custody of their books and belonging.

Cycles must be kept locked and parked on the cycle stand.

The students are not allowed to bring any vehicle to the school premises.

Saint Meera School students should observe polite behavior in speech and manner at all times. They should greet their teachers when they meet the building and the use of the unparliamentary language is punished offenses.

The School reserves to itself to right to expel students whose conduct is harmful to other students.

Students should get their report cards signed by their guardians within two days of the receipt of the report card.

The name, class, and section of pupils should be clearly marked in the belongings of the students, blazers, coats, and jerseys should be marked bearing the name of the student.