Students discipline & welfare

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Discipline & Welfare at Maa Ambey Public School

WELFARE AND DISCIPLINE

Our School has a firm, but fair approach to student welfare and discipline. Our Discipline and Welfare plan promotes self-discipline, positive interaction and behaviour and encourages children to take responsibility for their own actions. We encourage in each child the following appropriate independent behaviour

Co-operation and Caring, Commitment, Cleanliness, Communication and Courtesy, Consequences

EXPECTED BEHAVIOUS AT OUR SCHOOL

All students are to:-

  • follow instructions the first time they are given.
  • treat people with care when working or playing together
  • take turns to speak so that everyone may contribute
  • understand that people are different in abilities, ideas and appearance
  • discuss problems and seek help from others
  • use the crossing and obey the supervisor
  • always use appropriate language (no swearing, sexist or abusive language)
  • finish eating snacks/lunch before playing
  • act in a safe manner at all times
  • move to line quickly at the end of each break
  • remember manners - give way to adults entering rooms etc.
  • care for school environment and place all litter in the bins
  • on wet days children are not to take sports equipment outside (personal or school)

UNACCEPTED BEHAVIOUS AT OUR SCHOOL

All students are to:-

  • disobedience - not following a teacher’s instruction the first time it is given
  • careless and improper use of equipment in the classroom and playground
  • climbing trees and building structures other than play equipment
  • leaving the school grounds/classrooms without permission and being inside school buildings without teacher permission / supervision
  • riding bikes and skateboarding in the school grounds
  • playing in and around the toilets
  • fighting, bullying, teasing and any other forms of aggressive, dangerous behaviour eg. throwing stones, wielding sticks etc.
  • playing unsafe/aggressive games eg. British Bulldog, Brandy, Martial Arts or War Games/Use of toy guns.

When Behaviour is Unacceptable or School Rules are Broken the following may apply :-

All students are to:-

  • discussion and a warning
  • time out from the group
  • removal from own classroom and temporary placement in another classroom or area
  • written or verbal apology
  • loss of privileges (e.g. misbehaving during an excursion or sporting event)
  • clean, repair or replacement of equipment if warranted
  • meeting with Parents or Guardians
  • suspension

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