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Our School
CODE OF CONDUCT
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School Code of Conduct
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Dryandra Primary School’s Code of Conduct aims to ensure that the ‘Rights and Responsibilities of all School Community Members’ are met.
- Care, respect and cooperate with others.
- Respect the property of others.
- Play safely and sensibly at all times.
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Dryandra Primary School’s Beliefs and Expectations for Behaviour
At Dryandra Primary School we hold the following shared beliefs to help facilitate and encourage positive student behaviour:
Effective Relationships – We believe that effective relationships between people lead to a sense of belonging.
Behaviour is learned – We understand that behaviour is learned and that there are reasons behind them. All behaviours have a function: to get something or avoid something.
Positive behaviour can be taught – New behaviours can be explicitly taught over time.
Behaviour is a shared responsibility – Student behaviour is a responsibility of the home and school. Working together provides the best opportunities for success.
Supportive Environment – A safe, calm and predictable environment provides the best opportunity for optimal behaviour.
Rights and Responsibilities of School Community Members
Rights and Responsibilities of Students
- Learn in a supportive, safe and friendly environment
- Respect the rights of other children to learn and teachers to teach
- Feel supported to accept responsibility for their behaviour
- Provided with opportunities to learn appropriate behaviours and self-discipline
Rights and Responsibilities of Staff
- Work in a safe, supportive and respectful environment
- Provide appropriate programs to encourage positive behaviour and engagement
- Establish behaviour management processes that protect the rights of all
- Communicate with parents about their child when necessary
Rights and Responsibilities of Parents
- Actively support the school with the education and behaviour of their child
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