7/27/2019 Our Golden Rules
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A SPECIAL ATMOSFHEREWe believe that high standards of behaviour
should be encouraged and expected at all times. As StAnnes School
is small enough for all pupils to be known to all members of
staff, discipline problems can be resolved quickly and on an
individual basis.
We have only one school rule at D. Avelina Cortzar School and
believe that if it is followed by all, in and out of school, life
will be pleasant for everyone. It is:
WE WILL BEHAVE WITH COURTESY AND CONSIDERATIONFOR OTHERS AT ALL
TIMES
This involves:Try to think of other people before ourselves and
attempt to understand their point of viewSpeak politely to everyone
and use a low voice; we must remember to think before we speak and
never interrupt others
Never use bad language
Remember that the schools reputation depends upon the way we
behave IN and OUT of school
Be on time for school, all lessons and appointments. It is
extremely rude to be late for an appointment
Attend regularly, for most people this should mean full
attendance
Keep our school environment clean and tidy so that it is
welcoming and pleasant for all of us and visitors.
(place litter in bins, care for displays of work, take care of
furniture and keep walls clean)
Ensure that we have high standards of dress all the time.
(wearing the correct clothes and looking as smart as
possible)Move sensibly, calmly and quietly around the school, never
run, shout, push or be aggressive; queue quietly and in an orderly
manner, enter and leave rooms sensibly and
quietly; open doors for others and be prepared to help in any
way you can
Make it as easy as possible for everyone to learn and teachers
to teach; this involves listening to the teacher and fo llowing
instructions properly, trying to help others, being
calm and sensible at all times, working hard, starting and
ending lessons courteously, handing homework in on time and making
sure all relevant equipment is in your
possession for lessons
Never bring chewing gum into school
Take care of our possessions
Always remember the magic words!
A Special AtmosphereVisitors to our school sense something
different. They focus first on our appearance, or the politeness of
the pupils
but eventually realise that it is the way our pupils enjoy their
school experience that makes the difference.
