Disruptive out applicable school rule behaviour Recess or Write a note of apology “time-out” B. Major Offences 1. Major offences include but are not limited to: 1.1 Theft 1.2 Religious, ethnic, racial or cultural intimidation or victimization. 1.3 Verbal, emotional or physical abuse of others, as well as aggressive conduct towards others. 1.4 Wilful of fellow learners or staff members or destruction of School property or equipment. 1.5 Insolence and wilful refusal to obey a member of staff to carry out a legitimate task or instruction. 1.6 Repeat minor offences 2. Consequences of Major Offence The school disciplinary committee can after investigating a major offence recommend to: Suspend a learner from school minimum of 5 school days and a maximum of – 14 school days Expel a learner from school Refuse to enrol a learner from the new school year All offences will be reported to parents in a letter that has to be signed and returned to school promptly. Parents will be required to have a meeting with the appropriate staff members after any major offence has been committed. A written letter will also record the discussion and agreed actions after each meeting with parents concerning a major offence.
Disruptive behaviour Recess “time-out” out applicable school rule or Write a note of apology B. Major Offences 1. Major offences include but are not limited to: 1.1 Theft 1.2 Religious, ethnic, racial or cultural intimidation or victimization. 1.3 Verbal, emotional or physical abuse of others, as well as aggressive conduct towards others. 1.4 Wilful of fellow learners or staff members or destruction of School property or equipment. 1.5 Insolence and wilful refusal to obey a member of staff to carry out a legitimate task or instruction. 1.6 Repeat minor offences 2. Consequences of Major Offence The school disciplinary committee can after investigating a major offence recommend to: Suspend a learner from school – minimum of 5 school days and a maximum of 14 school days Expel a learner from school Refuse to enrol a learner from the new school year All offences will be reported to parents in a letter that has to be signed and returned to school promptly. Parents will be required to have a meeting with the appropriate staff members after any major offence has been committed. A written letter will also record the discussion and agreed actions after each meeting with parents concerning a major offence.
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