Whenever individuals live together, discipline is necessary and, this is especially true for an educational institution. This discipline is formative, not repressive. It leads the student to develop self control, which is the essence of a well ordered and successful life. Therefore, the school requires of its students to conform to certain regulations, aimed at the growth of the entire school, and more so, of the individual student.

• Every student should carry with him/her daily the school diary.
• Children must be in their respective class rooms at least ten minutes before the time fixed for the assembly to commence.
• All pupils are expected to be present for assembly during which they pray together.
• No child is permitted to leave the school premises without the permission of the Principal, which will be granted only at the written request of the parents.
• On school days and for all functions children should wear the school uniform. Children who come to class without the school uniform must bring a note of excuse from their parents or else they will be sent home. In winter, the sweater should be simple, without any design on it. Children are not allowed to wear jackets in school. They are allowed to wear blazers as per the colour of the uniform.
• Running, playing, shouting and whistling inside the school building is not permitted.
• Proper care must be taken of the school property and no pupil should scratch or spoil the desks or chairs or damage any school furniture, write or draw anything on the wall, or in any way damage things belonging to others. Damages done even by accident should be reported at once to the class teacher or to the Principal. Any damage done will be made good by the one who does it. Anyone who sees something damaged should report the matter even if he/she does not know who has done it. No pupils should bring razor blades or any sharp instruments to school.
• All should be particularly careful not to throw any paper, peels etc. any where on the school premises. They should use dustbin especially provided for the purpose.
• No books (other than the text and library books), newspapers or periodicals and electronic gadgets like Transistors, Cameras, Mobile Phones etc. should be brought to the school.
• All students must speak in English in the school.
• Money should not be lent or borrowed or articles exchanged between the students.
• No collection for any purpose whatsoever is to be started and no meeting, demonstration, party or picnic may be held without the previous permission of the Principal.
• Presents to the members of the staff or other demonstration on their honour also require previous sanction of the Principal
• The school is not responsible for articles or money lost. Students must not bring valuables (like expensive watches, pens etc.) to school.
• All letters and correspondence addressed to pupils are subject to scrutiny by the Principal.
• Parents and guardians are not permitted to walk into classrooms or interview teachers during class hours. They are encouraged to visit the classes at any time on the second Saturday of each month, to discuss the progress of their children with the teachers.
• The name, class and section of the pupil should be clearly mentioned on all his/her belongings.
• The students should behave in a refined manner wherever they go. They should always remember that the school is judged by their conduct. They should always greet their teachers, elders, friends in a pleasant and audible tone of voice wherever they meet them in school or outside.
• Cycles must be locked and kept only at the cycle stand. No vehicle should be driven in the school campus. While entering or leaving the school gate, one must walk instead of riding. Students of the school are strictly prohibited to drive or ride scooters, motorcycles, cars to school.
• Students who come to school escorted by servants should never leave before their servants/guards/escorts/drivers arrive. In case of delay they should report to the school office.
• Students are not allowed to receive visitors or to make phone calls during class hours unless the matter is very urgent.
• Enrolment in Bethany Convent School implies, on the part of the pupils and parents, willingness to comply with the requirements and regulations of the school.
• The Principal has the right to suspend any pupil without having to state any reason provided that she is satisfied that such a step is necessary in the interest of the school.