Behaviour Management Policy

11.Excursions : students are to be made to realise that they are representing the school when they go out for excursions. Teachers and/or LSAs are to report any significant undesirable behaviour to the Pastoral Care Coordinator and/or SLT who will then hold a meeting with the offenders. Consequences will vary on the severity of the offence and might include the filing of a written report (sent to parents/guardians), after school or Saturday. Desirable behaviour: learners are to follow the instructions given to them by the accompanying teachers and LSAs. 12.Out of classroom behaviour : this covers student behaviour that occurs outside of the classroom setting, namely before school starts, in-between lessons, short break, long break, changing room, and after school finishes. Before school starts: on arrival to school students are to proceed either to the games room area or the volleyball pitch. Here they are to be assisted by a member or members of the Salesian community. Students are expected to follow any instructions given to them by these Salesians and are to behave in an orderly and respectful manner. Students cannot enter the classrooms during this time. If the Library is open, students might wish to make use of its services. Homework cannot be done during this time. In-between lessons: students are to remain in class and wait for the next teacher in an orderly manner. They cannot go out of class without permission from the next lesson’s teacher. The Assistant Head will supervise the top floor corridor during this time and the Head of School will supervise the ground floor corridor during change of lessons. Short break: this 20-minute break is to be used for students to eat their lunch. They are to proceed out of class and move into the volleyball pitch in an expedient manner. They are to behave in an orderly and respectful manner and will be assisted by Salesians, teachers and LSAs on a roster basis. They are to follow the instructions given to them by the teachers and LSAs supervising them. Long break: students are expected to change into sports attire and involved themselves in sports leagues and activities as well as any other school initiatives planned for them in this break. Students are to 11