1. The School regulations consist in a booklet where there are all the rules that must be respected. It includes penalties for those students who don’t respect the rules too. They have been in force since 2009. In every classroom there is a copy of the School regulations, so that every student can read them and be informed.

2. The students have the right to: ● A qualified education ● Command respect ● Freely choose the optional activities the school offers ● Freely express their opinions and their thoughts ● Immediately be informed about the results of oral tests and written tests (within 15 days) ● Start lessons on time ● Be informed about communications and notices

3. ● Command respect ● Choose the teaching methods they consider appropriate ● Freely express their opinion

4. Students have the duty to: ● Devote themselves to study ● Be punctual ● Not to leave or enter school without authorization ● Bring the teaching material ● Bring back the written tests signed by a parent within 7 days ● Always do their homework ● Concentrate and not to disturb their classmates ● Respect the school furnishings ● Not to be strategically absent ● Use proper language ● Dress appropriately ● Keep the mobile phone off during lessons ● Respect the freedom of thought and religion without prejudices ● Have a break once a day ● Keep the classroom tidy

5. ● Respect the students ● Inform the students about the results of written tests within 15 days ● Inform the parents about their children’s behaviour ● Be in the classroom 5 minutes before the beginning of the lesson ● Register the students’ absence and check the absence excuse notes ● Not to leave the students alone in the classroom ● Allow the students out one at a time ● Keep the classroom tidy ● Read students communications and notices ● Keep the mobile phone off during lessons ● Fill in the class register and keep it in their personal locker

6. CLASS: two hours a month. SCHOOL: once a month for a maximum of a school day. The class and school assemblies may not be in the same week and the headmaster and teachers must be present. The assemblies may be suspended by the headmaster.

7. One or more classes can take part in a single trip. If for economic problems a student can't afford to go, the school provides for him/her. The trips must be made by 30th April. The duration of the trips is: up to two days for classes 1 and 2; four days for classes 3 and 4 and five days for classes 5.

8. When students miss classes or are late they will be admitted in class only with written permit. If a student has suffered from an infectious disease, a medical certificate is requested to be readmitted. If students have to leave before the end of a class, their parents must fetch them. Verbal warning. Written censure. Repairing of the damage caused. Expulsion from school for up to 15 days. Expulsion from school for more than 15 days or until the end of the school year. In case of severe offence the student is not admitted to the national exam.