Preparatory Routines Expectations Preparatory students will be collected from the auditorium at 8.25am by myself, Mrs MacAlpine, and will leave promptly, as the bell sounds, in order to start the first session at 8.30am. It is important that students are punctual as arriving late interrupts lessons. Obviously, there are times when lateness is unavoidable in these circumstances, your child must report directly to the main – office. Students will be escorted to the auditorium at the end of the day, by myself, to be collected or to join their respective bus line. If another adult is picking up your child, then we must receive notice of this too. If you arrive late for collection, please report to the office. Timetabled library sessions occur twice a week and it is the responsibility of the student to return their library books on a weekly basis. Preparatory students have a blue library bag which they must bring to school on Library days. If they have this bag they will not be allowed to borrow don’t a book. Frequently, letters are given to students to take home and it is the responsibility of the student and parent to ensure that these are dealt with accordingly. Please check you communication child’s folder daily as this is where any letters will be placed. What to Bring to School Library bag should be brought each Monday and Wednesday for the timetabled library – session; Water bottle should be at school each day and taken home regularly to be washed; – Hat should be brought to school on a Monday the children will bring the hat home on a – Friday to be washed and returned to school on Monday Snack and lunch should be packaged appropriately; – Swimming bag to be brought on Mondays, as per school calendar swimming sessions; – PE kit should be worn each Wednesday and Thursday; – Permission slips each letter has its own submission date for responses; – Medication this should be given directly to the Nurse with clear instructions; – Instrument tuition (if your child has subscribed to these) instrument and books. – Preparatory students can sign up for instrumental tuition during term 4. One World International School | 6 Making Friends and Social Expectations One World International School prides itself on its inclusive ethos. Friendships and positive
Preparatory Routines Expectations Preparatory students will be collected from the auditorium at 8.25am by myself, Mrs MacAlpine, and will leave promptly, as the bell sounds, in order to start the first session at 8.30am. It is important that students are punctual as arriving late interrupts lessons. Obviously, there are times when lateness is unavoidable – in these circumstances, your child must report directly to the main office. Students will be escorted to the auditorium at the end of the day, by myself, to be collected or to join their respective bus line. If another adult is picking up your child, then we must receive notice of this too. If you arrive late for collection, please report to the office. Timetabled library sessions occur twice a week and it is the responsibility of the student to return their library books on a weekly basis. Preparatory students have a blue library bag which they must bring to school on Library days. If they don’t have this bag they will not be allowed to borrow a book. Frequently, letters are given to students to take home and it is the responsibility of the student and parent to ensure that these are dealt with accordingly. Please check you child’s communication folder daily as this is where any letters will be placed. What to Bring to School Library bag – should be brought each Monday and Wednesday for the timetabled library session; Water bottle – should be at school each day and taken home regularly to be washed; Hat – should be brought to school on a Monday the children will bring the hat home on a Friday to be washed and returned to school on Monday Snack and lunch – should be packaged appropriately; Swimming bag – to be brought on Mondays, as per school calendar swimming sessions; PE kit – should be worn each Wednesday and Thursday; Permission slips – each letter has its own submission date for responses; Medication – this should be given directly to the Nurse with clear instructions; Instrument tuition (if your child has subscribed to these) – instrument and books. Preparatory students can sign up for instrumental tuition during term 4. One World International School | 6 Making Friends and Social Expectations One World International School prides itself on its inclusive ethos. Friendships and positive
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