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How we manage behaviour
We have 7 learning behaviours to empower pupils’ learning:
- resilience
- collaborator & participator
- thinking, creativity and motivation
- reflection
- inquisitive & investigation
- social responsibility
- well-being and mindful
We have four school rules that summarise our expectations of adults and children:
- We give respect
- We show kindness
- We act withresponsibility
- No matter what, we always try our best.
In the classroom we expect children will demonstrate these by:
- being polite and respectful to everyone, usingtheirmanners towards adults and children;
- getting on with their work responsibly andcompleting theirwork to the best of their ability;
- keeping all classrooms tidy;
- sharing and using materials sensibly returning them to the appropriate place;
- following the classroom rules;
- letting others get on with their learning;
- listening to andfollowinginstructions;
- raisinghands to participate at appropriate times;
- helping and supporting your friend;
- not distracting others from their learning;
- being part of a team;
- being a role-model to other children;
- using silent signals to follow instructions.
In the corridors and shared areas we expect children will demonstrate these by:
- respecting other classes when moving to a different area in school;
- showing good manners around school and addressing each other politely on the corridors;
- walkingsensibly on the leftand quietly throughout school;
- holdingdoors open for adults, visitors and other children;
- keepingshared areas & corridors tidy.
In the playground we expect childrenwill demonstrate these by:
- being kind and friendly;
- sharing;
- using appropriate language;
- keeping their hands and feet to themselves;
- playing sensibly and not putting others at risk by selfish actions;
- putting all equipment away carefully in the correct place;
- playing games sensibly without falling out;
- apologising whenthey need to;
- looking after property of the school and of other children;
- solvingproblems together;
- solving disagreements without losing their temper, going through questioning to help to find a solution without resorting to aggression/physical violence.
We use the following rewards and consequences:
Further information can be found in our Behaviour Policy in our Policies section.