Safe and Reliable School Transport
The Hills Public School has a good transport system, and it covers all the routes around Simrahi.
Our transport facility is arranged to help students travel safely and comfortably between home and school. The school focuses on timely movement, route discipline, and proper coordination for the convenience of parents and students.
Bus Rules
- A student using the school bus is expected to be at the bus stop at least five minutes before the scheduled pickup time.
- Students are allowed to use only the allotted bus and bus stop. For a change in bus stop, prior information to the school is necessary. No change will be allowed without prior written permission of the school.
- Parents are responsible for escorting their wards to and from bus stops. Parents, or whoever is authorized by the parent, should be at the bus stop to receive their ward from the respective bus drop points. For the child to come unescorted, a written application has to be submitted.
Why Transport Discipline Matters
School transport is not only a convenience, but also an important part of student safety and routine. Regular timing, allotted stops, and proper parent coordination help the school maintain discipline and smooth transport movement every day.
We request parents and students to follow all transport rules carefully so that the system remains safe, organized, and dependable for everyone.
Transport Highlights
- School bus coverage around Simrahi
- Timely pickup and drop discipline
- Fixed route and allotted stop system
- Safety-focused travel support
- Parent coordination for smooth transport
Uniform and Grooming Guidelines
School uniform must be worn correctly at all times.
Hair should be kept neat and simply styled. Boy’s hair has to be neatly cut at all times. Girls must neatly pin up or tie hair, or wear a white hair band. Loose flowing hair, elaborate hair styles, and fancy accessories are not allowed. Fringe must be neatly pinned up.
Finger nails should be kept short and clean. No nail polish is allowed. Jewellery, wrist watches, nail paint, and mehendi are strictly forbidden.
