expect that they will be able to teach fairly, reasonably and consistently, implement the in an orderly and cooperative engagement policy. environment Know how students learn and how to teach them be informed, within Privacy effectively. requirements, about matters Know the content they teach. relating to students that will affect Know their students. the teaching and learning program for that student Plan and assess for effective learning. Create and maintain safe and challenging learning environments. use a range of teaching strategies and resources to engage students in effective learning. Our school encourages all staff and students to report actions or behaviours that contravene our values, policies and Code of Conduct, and take appropriate bystander action to intervene safely and respectfully when they see or hear about sexist language, sex discrimination, sexual harassment or a potentially violent situation in the school community. Equal Opportunity The Equal Opportunity Act 1995 sets out the types or grounds of discrimination that are unlawful and aims to promote community recognition and acceptance of the equality of men and women, and the equality of people of all races, regardless of their religious or political convictions, their impairments or their age. Under the act it is unlawful to discriminate against a person on the basis of the following attributes: age breastfeeding gender identity impairment industrial activity lawful sexual activity marital status parental status or status as carer physical features political belief or activity pregnancy race religious belief or activity sex sexual orientation personal association (with a person who is identified by reference to any of the above attributes). Anti-Harassment Policy All students have the right to a safe and caring environment which promotes learning, personal growth and self-esteem. The school is committed to providing this and each student has the responsibility to make this happen. The school will provide a positive culture where bullying is not accepted. All members of the school community have the right to be respected by others, the right to learn, participate and teach; and the right to be safe and secure. What is Harassment and Bullying?
expect that they will be able to teach in an orderly and cooperative environment be informed, within Privacy requirements, about matters relating to students that will affect the teaching and learning program for that student fairly, reasonably and consistently, implement the engagement policy. Know how students learn and how to teach them effectively. Know the content they teach. Know their students. Plan and assess for effective learning. Create and maintain safe and challenging learning environments. use a range of teaching strategies and resources to engage students in effective learning. Our school encourages all staff and students to report actions or behaviours that contravene our values, policies and Code of Conduct, and take appropriate bystander action to intervene safely and respectfully when they see or hear about sexist language, sex discrimination, sexual harassment or a potentially violent situation in the school community. Equal Opportunity The Equal Opportunity Act 1995 sets out the types or grounds of discrimination that are unlawful and aims to promote community recognition and acceptance of the equality of men and women, and the equality of people of all races, regardless of their religious or political convictions, their impairments or their age. Under the act it is unlawful to discriminate against a person on the basis of the following attributes: age breastfeeding gender identity impairment industrial activity lawful sexual activity marital status parental status or status as carer physical features political belief or activity pregnancy race religious belief or activity sex sexual orientation personal association (with a person who is identified by reference to any of the above attributes). Anti-Harassment Policy All students have the right to a safe and caring environment which promotes learning, personal growth and self-esteem. The school is committed to providing this and each student has the responsibility to make this happen. The school will provide a positive culture where bullying is not accepted. All members of the school community have the right to be respected by others, the right to learn, participate and teach; and the right to be safe and secure. What is Harassment and Bullying?
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