14.12. To take part in improving the quality of teaching.
14.13. To an objective evaluation of their school performance, for which they must be informed as to the criteria of the evaluation and the tests or exams they must take.
14.14. To request clarification, by the method established by the school, as to the marks they obtain, throughout the academic year.The student’s parents or guardians may request this, in their place.
14.15. To the confidentiality, which the school must guarantee, of any information that refers to personal or family circumstances. 14.16. To educational and careers guidance.
14.17. To individualised mentoring, and help from the school’s educational psychologist, both individually and in groups.
15. The duties of students and pupils
It is a basic duty of pupils and students to study and train themselves. This is reflected in the following obligations or duties: being.
15.1.To try hard in their academic studies and also in their education as a human 15.2. To know, respect, and comply with the Internal Regulations.
15.3. To attend class and take an active part in the school’s academic activities. 15.4. To complete their homework.
15.5. To comply with the school timetable.
15.6. To follow the guidance of their teachers and tutor with respect to learning and behaviour, and show them appropriate respect and consideration. 15.7. To respect other pupils’ right to study, both in class and after class.
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