Follow these principles to be Courteous

Follow these principles to be Courteous

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  • Always stand smart to attention in front of teachers and elders. Do not lounge with hands in the pockets.
  • Treat old people with respect and help them voluntarily.
  • It would be courteous to say, "Can I help you? " to any stranger who obviously does not know the way round or needs some help.
  • If a teacher or any adult drops anything, it is polite to pick it up and offer it to them.
  • If you are seated in a crowded bus and an old person gets in and finds no vacant seat, it is polite for you to stand up and offer yours.
  • Students should greet teachers and adults known to them, with respect with both hands saying 'vanakkam'.
  • When greeting people it is better to say "Good Morning", "Good afternoon" etc.,
  • If you have to cross any one in close, always say "Excuse Me".
  • When speaking to visitors in school. address a lady as 'Madam' and a gentleman as 'Sir'.
  • Chewing (Gum, Sweets, etc.,) in public is not polite and is forbidden in the class-room.
  • Cultivate the habit of quiet, controlled movement and speech.
  • If you did not hear properly what was said to you, say "I beg your pardon".
  • Say 'Thank you' for any service rendered to you.
  • Do not talk in the library, Consultations if any, should be in a whisper.
  • In the class or in the hall when the teacher or a speaker is talking to the class or to the Assembly, keep silent.
  • If you feel like coughing or sneezing in public, do it quietly into a hand kerchief. Refrain from doing it, if you can.