SMILE is a boarding school of 154 students and 10 teachers each having magic powers and carrying magic wands which mishandled can be a dangerous weapon. Therefore, there are strict rules in place to keep order and maintain discipline. These rules will not always be consistently applied, as different SMILE faculty members may have differing interpretations of them, and may even play favourites — they are still human beings, after all. That said, any rule-breaking by students risks disciplinary action.

This is not a complete list, but should cover most major regulations.

Don't forget to be nice and THINK when you make comments. If one of those is not respected better not to make the comment

House Areas

Students may not enter the common rooms or dormitories of houses other than their own. Each common room has a protective measure in place to restrict access. The Wisdom Tower and Courage Dungeon require passwords. Justice Tower and Transcendence Basement require the answer to a riddle. The Temperance  and Humanity Basements require tapping a specific barrel in a particular rhythm. Attempts to bypass these protective measures by members of other houses are considered serious offences.

Attendance

Students must attend all classes and assemblies that they are scheduled for.

SMILE is a boarding school full of eyes (students, faculty, ghosts, Peeves, paintings, etc.), making it just about impossible to get away with playing hooky. If you skip classes, you will be caught and disciplined.

Gain of House Points:

Commendation	Avg. Gain
Being helpful/displaying great attitude		20 points
Tutoring in Study Hall		8 points
Reporting issues to faculty		5 points
Winning a SMILE Game	2	50 points
Participation in SMILE match		10 points
Winning the SMILE Cup	5	150 points
Showing house/school spirit (e.g. attending a SMILE match)		6 points
Good participation in class	11	99 points

Possible punishments:

The most common form of discipline is the deduction of House Points. This relies mainly on house pride and the peer pressure of one's housemates to be effective.

Usually no more than five or ten points is taken at a time for minor infractions. But more severe rule-breaking can see the loss of twenty, thirty, even fifty points.

                                                     = - 5 points