Makeup and Jewellery School is not the place for makeup or jewellery and we expect students to present themselves in a manner that is both smart and appropriate to a place of education. Students should not come to school wearing obvious makeup and if they do so, they will be asked to remove it immediately (makeup includes eye-shadow, lipstick, coloured nail varnish etc). Students are actively discouraged from wearing jewellery due to the fact that it can pose a danger to both the wearer and others. In addition jewellery is often of great sentimental or financial value and its loss or damage can be very upsetting. At the same time we accept that some students may wish to wear items that are of religious or sentimental importance. This is acceptable so long as it follows the following conditions. The rules are the same for girls as for boys. Acceptable Jewellery:
One small simple ring (that is not sharp) may be worn on each hand
One small stud/sleeper earring can be worn in each ear. (No hoops whatsoever)
One simple bracelet (that is not sharp) can be worn on each wrist
One simple chain may be worn around the neck
An inexpensive wristwatch
During classes the activities undertaken may require jewellery to be removed for health and safety reasons. In such circumstances students are responsible for their own property. If in the slightest doubt, students should not wear such items to school. Chewing Gum Students must not bring chewing gum to school. It is not allowed on the school premises or on the school bus. Water Students should have a water bottle with them at all times. Students can fill up water bottles at break or lunch NOT between classes. If they forget their water bottle, then at break and lunch they can go to reception or the cafeteria to get water.
Absence from School or Late Arrival Parents are asked to telephone, email or send a note of explanation to the Tutor if a child is absent through sickness or any other reason. Late arrival at school – students are to report to the school receptionist at the front office or Khun Rung in the Secondary Office to sign in. The above staff will adjust the official school record accordingly.
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