Behaviour

We have high expectations of behaviour and we seek to create an environment which encourages and reinforces positive behaviour and fosters positive attitudes. There are occasions when we will need to deal with poor behaviour and this policy sets out the sanctions for poor behaviour, should it arise.

We believe that we promote good behaviour by creating a happy, caring school environment where everyone feels valued, respected, secure and free from all forms of anti-social behaviour.

We encourage pupils to achieve in a learning environment where self-discipline is promoted and good behaviour is the norm. We believe pupils will achieve their full potential in a happy, stimulating and ordered school environment.

We wish to work closely with the students and Parent/Carer(s) and to hear their views and opinions, as we acknowledge and support Article 12 of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child that children should be encouraged to formWe as a school community have a commitment to promote equality. Therefore, an equality impact assessment has been undertaken and we believe this policy is in line with the Equality Act 2010. and to express their views.