Rights and Responsibilities Guiding Principles Everyone within our school community must be aware that their actions have consequences and that they, as individuals, are at all times responsible for their own behaviour. At Mildura West Primary School we believe in a positive and proactive approach to student behaviour with the intent to develop a school climate where personal responsibility and self-discipline are developed and acknowledged. Every member of the school community has a right to fully participate in an educational environment that is safe, supportive and inclusive. Everyone deserves to be treated with respect and dignity. RIGHTS RESPONSIBILITIES All students have a right to: Students need to: Be valued and respected as individuals and be Accept others as individuals with differing free from discrimination. backgrounds, personalities and values. Feel safe at school. Act in a manner that ensures no harm comes to themselves or others. Attend class prepared to learn and not Learn without interference from others. interfere with the learning of others. Expect their property to be safe. To respect their own, other people have and school property. Achieve their best and be challenged in all To work to the best of their ability in all curriculum areas. activities. All staff have a right to: All staff need to: Work in a co-operative, safe and orderly Build positive relationships and display mutual environment. respect to other staff, students and parents. Ensure that they are punctual and prepared Be valued and respected as individuals and be Accept others as individuals with differing free from discrimination. backgrounds, personalities and values. Have access to the best facilities, equipment Strive to keep abreast of best practice and and professional learning the school is able to implement a range of strategies and resources provide. to engage all students in effective learning. All parents and carers have a right to: All parents and carers need to: Expect that their children and themselves will be Accept others as individuals with differing valued and respected as individuals and be free backgrounds, personalities and values. from discrimination. Support their child’s learning by reading school
Rights and Responsibilities Guiding Principles Everyone within our school community must be aware that their actions have consequences and that they, as individuals, are at all times responsible for their own behaviour. At Mildura West Primary School we believe in a positive and proactive approach to student behaviour with the intent to develop a school climate where personal responsibility and self-discipline are developed and acknowledged. Every member of the school community has a right to fully participate in an educational environment that is safe, supportive and inclusive. Everyone deserves to be treated with respect and dignity. RIGHTS RESPONSIBILITIES All students have a right to: Be valued and respected as individuals and be free from discrimination. Feel safe at school. Learn without interference from others. Expect their property to be safe. Achieve their best and be challenged in all curriculum areas. Students need to: Accept others as individuals with differing backgrounds, personalities and values. Act in a manner that ensures no harm comes to themselves or others. Attend class prepared to learn and not interfere with the learning of others. To respect their own, other people have and school property. To work to the best of their ability in all activities. All staff have a right to: Work in a co-operative, safe and orderly environment. Be valued and respected as individuals and be free from discrimination. Have access to the best facilities, equipment and professional learning the school is able to provide. All staff need to: Build positive relationships and display mutual respect to other staff, students and parents. Ensure that they are punctual and prepared Accept others as individuals with differing backgrounds, personalities and values. Strive to keep abreast of best practice and implement a range of strategies and resources to engage all students in effective learning. All parents and carers have a right to: Expect that their children and themselves will be valued and respected as individuals and be free from discrimination. All parents and carers need to: Accept others as individuals with differing backgrounds, personalities and values. Support their child’s learning by reading school
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