Code of Conduct

Code of conduct

What do we mean by "RIGHTS"?

These are the things pupils in school are entitled to, whatever their age, gender, colour or religion.

What are pupils "RESPONSIBILITIES"?

Pupils have a duty to make sure that they do not abuse the rights of other people. If pupils do not respect the rights of others, how can they expect them to respect their rights?

What should pupils do?

Pupils should carefully read the rights and responsibilities in our Code of Conduct and abide by them. By doing this the school will continue to be successful.

RIGHT	RESPONSIBILITY
To have the best education which will help me achieve my full potential	The school should be supported in providing the best possible education for all pupils
To be allowed to work hard in lessons	Not to distract others, making it easy for everyone to work
To be treated with respect	Not to harass or be rude to others
To feel safe from violence and verbal abuse	Not to be physically aggressive or verbally abusive to others
To be supported by everybody around me	To help others whenever possible
To be part of a well-ordered, clean and tidy environment	To do my best in keeping the school clean and litter free
For people to respect my views	Not to unfairly criticise the views of others.
To feel that my personal property is safe	Not to steal or damage others' property
To have access to the best equipment and materials that the school can provide	To take care of all school equipment and materials so that everyone can have the benefit of using them
To attend a school that has a good reputation	To behave in a way that improves the school's reputation, especially in the public eye