Promoting positive behaviour

“You are the chosen people of God: He loved you and chose you for His own. So then, you must clothe yourselves with compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness and patience. And to these qualities add love, which binds all things together in perfect unity.”

 St. Paul’s Letter to the Colossians, Chapter 3, v 12 and 14.


Rationale

St. Bartholomew’s Primary is an inclusive community which welcomes, values, affirms and supports all students to fulfil the potential of their God-given talents. In order to achieve this potential, we aim to promote positive behaviour by abiding by and following our School Behaviour Policy. We are promoting on a positive behaviour system which will focus on the following:

  • Promoting positive behaviours and high standards across the school.
  • Having high expectations in work ethic, good manners and uniform to create a positive ethos.
  • The top 10 steps to developing Resilience strategies.
  • Discussing undesirable/unwanted behaviours we do not expect in school and their consequences/actions.
  • Purpose of the he Reflection Card/loss of Golden Time for undesirable behaviours.

 

Through this we aim to fulfil our vision, values and aims. This is achieved by providing our children with a sense of belonging to our school and encouraging responsibility, self-discipline and resilience.

 

School Rules

Children should:

  • Wear their school uniform to school every day and to bring their P.E. kit on the correct day.
  • Be on their best behaviour at all times.
  • Treat everyone with kindness and respect.
  • Follow the school rules at all times.
  • Be polite to staff and pupils.
  • Help others if they are worried or are upset.
  • Speak up, tell and adult, walk away/ignore if grievances occur.
  • Represent the school well at all times – in class, around the school, on trips.
  • Have a positive attitude towards others, my school, my learning and themselves.
  • Line up quietly in the designated area.
  • Enter all areas of the school quietly, respecting others.
  • Move around the school safely and quietly.

To read our promoting positive behaviour policy in full, please click on the following link: Behaviour Policy 2018-19

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