DISCIPLINE
The general
behaviour of pupils is a matter of great importance in the
running of the school and to the well-being of the community.
Qualities of honesty, kindness and fair dealing are constantly
encouraged whilst politeness and thought for others are regarded
as the basis of relationships between pupils and teachers.
Children are expected to be responsive to discipline and to
observe school rules and parents are consulted at an early stage
when a pupil's behaviour causes concern.
The following
thoughts and principles were drawn up in consultation with the
children. Some apply just as much to the adults in the school as
to the children.
a) We think
our school rules should be based upon care, consideration and
thought for other people.
b) We believe
we should always try to do our best to behave in ways which will
not cause harm or nuisance to anyone or anything else and be of
benefit to everyone, including ourselves.
PRINCIPLES OF BEHAVIOUR
1. Always try
to do our best and work our hardest.
2. Always
treat other people kindly and politely.
3. Always
walk about the school quietly and thoughtfully.
4. Always
play sensibly and carefully.
5. Always do
as we are asked by a teacher or supervisor.
6. Always
think about what we do and say.
A detailed Code of Conduct is available for all parents -
download it HERE.
