Write down five rules that are followed at your school. If you were to make one new rule, what would it be?
Common school rules include:
(1) Arriving on time and attending all classes regularly.
(2) Wearing proper school uniform.
(3) Maintaining discipline and silence in corridors and classrooms.
(4) Respecting teachers and fellow students.
(5) Keeping the school premises clean and not littering.
A new rule could be related to environmental conservation like 'Every student must plant and care for one tree in the school premises' or 'Use of single-use plastics is prohibited in school' or 'Students must participate in at least one cultural or sports activity each year.'
Explanation
The chapter on page 7 explains that just as a country needs rules (the Constitution) to run smoothly and keep everyone safe and happy, schools also have rules for orderly functioning. The teacher explains this concept by connecting it to how India made a set of rules called the Constitution on 26 January 1950.
Solution Steps
Five common school rules: arriving on time, wearing uniform, maintaining discipline, respecting others, and keeping premises clean.
A new rule could focus on environmental conservation.
Examples of new rules include mandatory tree planting, banning single-use plastics, or requiring participation in cultural or sports activities.