I have the right to be equipped with skills to enable me to be a local, national and Global Citizen Core Values compassion, enthusiasm, cooperation, determination, respect These actions are forbidden – Fighting, kicking, pulling hair, pinching, swearing and name calling. Play fighting and rough and tumble and martial art imitation. Pupils who behave inappropriately may have privileges withdrawn. All pupils are encouraged to treat each other with consideration and respect. Through our Friendship Monitors and the Buddy System, pupils are taught to care for each other and treat others how they would like to be treated. Parents will be informed if inappropriate behaviour continues and invited to attend a meeting to discuss ways in which they may be able to promote acceptable behaviour from their child. Matters of discipline are dealt with in a firm but fair mer, normally by the or Deputy . There will be involvement of parents at an early stage when problems occur so that you can support any necessary sanctions. Extra-Curricular Activities/School Visits Activities extra to the curriculum take place mainly in the form of lunch time or after school clubs. A child’s school life is enriched by an involvement with drama, music, chess, French, art or any number of a variety of sports and opportunities in addition to the day’s work. The day to day work of a child is supported from time to time by visits to locations relevant to the work in hand. These are further augmented by school journeys of several days duration to places of educational interest and include an outdoor education course in Shropshire for Year 6 pupils (10/11 year olds). All these activities are organised and fully supervised by our own staff and there is a large degree of consultation with parents before and after the activity. There is an up-to-date Off-Sites Visits Policy which compliments the latest national guidelines and legislation.
I have the right to be equipped with skills to enable me to be a local, national and Global Citizen Core Values compassion, enthusiasm, cooperation, determination, respect These actions are forbidden – Fighting, kicking, pulling hair, pinching, swearing and name calling. Play fighting and rough and tumble and martial art imitation. Pupils who behave inappropriately may have privileges withdrawn. All pupils are encouraged to treat each other with consideration and respect. Through our Friendship Monitors and the Buddy System, pupils are taught to care for each other and treat others how they would like to be treated. Parents will be informed if inappropriate behaviour continues and invited to attend a meeting to discuss ways in which they may be able to promote acceptable behaviour from their child. Matters of discipline are dealt with in a firm but fair mer, normally by the or Deputy . There will be involvement of parents at an early stage when problems occur so that you can support any necessary sanctions. Extra-Curricular Activities/School Visits Activities extra to the curriculum take place mainly in the form of lunch time or after school clubs. A child’s school life is enriched by an involvement with drama, music, chess, French, art or any number of a variety of sports and opportunities in addition to the day’s work. The day to day work of a child is supported from time to time by visits to locations relevant to the work in hand. These are further augmented by school journeys of several days duration to places of educational interest and include an outdoor education course in Shropshire for Year 6 pupils (10/11 year olds). All these activities are organised and fully supervised by our own staff and there is a large degree of consultation with parents before and after the activity. There is an up-to-date Off-Sites Visits Policy which compliments the latest national guidelines and legislation.
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