Compliance for School (K-12)

School Compliance & SWM Rules 2026

24 rules typically apply to a school in India, covering waste management (including SWM Rules 2026) and general compliance obligations.

This is EarthReheal WasteLedger's plain-language interpretation, for informational purposes only — not legal advice. Always confirm against the official rule text and your regulator. Rules shown reflect our current catalog and may not capture every site-specific condition.

Waste Management (12)

Segregation, disposal, EPR, and related waste-stream obligations — including SWM Rules 2026.

General Compliance (12)

Reporting, licensing, and regulatory obligations beyond waste.

FSSAI Act 2006

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Fire Safety / NBC / IS 14435

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Air Act 1981 (DG set)

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Noise Pollution Rules 2000

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CGWA Groundwater Rules

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ODS Rules 2000

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Water Act 1974 / STP Rules

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Petroleum Act 1934 + PESO Rules

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Shops & Establishments Registration

Nearly every commercial or institutional premises operating in India needs Shops & Establishments registration from the state labour department or municipal corporation — this is separate from any sector-specific licence and applies regardless of business type.

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POSH Internal Complaints Committee

Any workplace with 10 or more employees must proactively constitute an Internal Complaints Committee, including an external member, at every branch or office location — waiting until a complaint arises is itself a violation.

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POCSO Child Protection

Every school employing or engaging staff who interact with minors must maintain a documented child protection policy, verified staff records, and periodic awareness training — this is now a recognized precondition for state recognition and board affiliation renewal, not a discretionary best practice.

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School Recognition & Affiliation

A school operating without valid state recognition or lapsed board affiliation cannot legally admit students, conduct board examinations, or issue valid transfer/leaving certificates — and RTE quota non-compliance is separately enforceable against the recognition itself.

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