Respecting the elders, especially one’s parents and teachers, standing up when they enter or leave a room in which he or she happens to be, standing erect when being spoken to by them, helping them when the need arises, never making fun of them.
Being friendly and not quarrelsome with one’s companions. Being honest in one’s dealings with others, truthful in speech, sporting in behaviour.Being clean and tidy: In one’s person, always having one’s shirt buttoned, hair combed and shoes polished, in one’s home, helping the others to clean up and wash up; in school and in the classroom, not throwing paper on the floor or throwing ink here and there.
Saying “Good morning” and “Good evening” at proper times, “Please” and “Thank you” when asking or receiving anything.
“May I come in?” before entering a private room, classroom or office, Never using vulgar speech or obscene language, shouting in the playfield, hooting or booting at a match.
Always being cheerful and smiling and ready to help.