Uniform regulations are enforced outside of school, because "our uniform represents our school".
We have a lift from the basement to the top floor, and most students bring really heavy bags/suitcases (even primary students), but only teachers and seniors are allowed to use it, and primary students are only allowed to use it in the morning. Drivers/maids/help of any kind basically isn't allowed past the basement. The thing is, classes for year 3-6 are on a floor that can't be reached via the lift, so we watch the poor lil children struggle with suitcases every morning.
....That never stopped my class from sneaking into the lift though....
We're not allowed to leave books in our lockers or under our desks. We found that out the hard way when we left for summer break and came back with all our books missing. We weren't allowed to photocopy them, so most people spent a load of money ordering new ones, or begging seniors to lend them their hand-me-downs. I got through my Secondary years without a Chemistry book, and my last year of secondary without a Biology book. Not sure how I survived, those teachers are the strictest (bio teacher was head of discipline).
Apparently relationships between JC and Secondary students are fine, but two girls dating get broken up. I'll choke the snake that ruined a perfectly good relationship...Shady hoe...
You don't get your report until you pay any fines. I had a semester-long book fine that I only had because I didn't want to take my report card home. Suckas