The relationship between a pupil and a teacher is similar to that of a child and a parent.\u00a0 Mutual respect and consideration is expected at all times.\u00a0 In Kildrum we foster a close relationship with parents\/carers and keep you informed of any behaviour-related issues.\u00a0 Class teachers manage day-to-day discipline but incidents of a more serious nature are referred to the head teacher or depute head teacher.\u00a0 In school we have high expectations of children\u2019s behaviour and support them to follow our three school rules:<\/p>\n
These rules apply to all pupils, staff and parents.<\/em><\/p>\n <\/p>\n Once a week all class teachers nominate one pupil from their class to meet with the head teacher for cakes and hot chocolate.\u00a0 This is to celebrate the pupils and how their have displayed our school values.\u00a0 Each week \u201cStar Workers\u201d are celebrated at assembly.\u00a0 These are pupils who have done their very best work in order to make themselves and their teacher proud.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Throughout the year children can earn \u201cKildrum Coins\u201d for following our school rules and displaying the school values.\u00a0 At the end of each term all children are invited to come to the \u201cKildrum Shop\u201d to spend their coins on small items of stationery, toys and games.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n If a child has endangered other children or been disruptive to a level where it is detrimental to the education of the other pupils in the class, then North Lanarkshire\u2019s Exclusion Policy will be enforced.\u00a0 It is essential that children see the home and school working in partnership with both supporting them to behave responsibly and have a positive attitude.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The relationship between a pupil and a teacher is similar to that of a child and a parent.\u00a0 Mutual respect and consideration is expected at all times.\u00a0 In Kildrum we foster a close relationship with parents\/carers and keep you informed … Continue reading