Behaviour off school premises Sample Clauses

Behaviour off school premises. ‌ Pupils at the school must agree to represent the school in a positive manner. The guidance laid out in the Pupil Code of Conduct applies both inside school and out in the wider community, particularly if the pupil is dressed in school uniform. Staff can discipline pupils for misbehaviour outside of the school premises when the pupil is: • Wearing school uniform. • Travelling to or from school. • Taking part in any school-related activity. • In any way identifiable as being a pupil at the school. Staff may also discipline pupils for misbehaviour off the school premises that, irrespective of the above: • Could negatively affect the reputation of the school. • Could pose a threat to another pupil, a member of staff at the school, or a member of the public. • Could disrupt the orderly running of the school. Any bullying witnessed outside of the school premises and reported to a member of staff, will be dealt with in accordance with the school’s Anti-Bullying Policy: Pupils. The school will impose the same sanctions for bullying incidents and non-criminal misbehaviour witnessed outside of the school premises as would be imposed for the same behaviour conducted on school premises. In all cases of unacceptable behaviour outside of the school premises, staff will only impose sanctions once the pupil has returned to the school premises or when under the supervision of a member of staff. Complaints from members of the public about the behaviour of pupils from the school are taken very seriously and will be dealt with in accordance with the Complaints Procedures Policy.
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Behaviour off school premises. 10.1. Teachers are able to sanction students for misbehaviour outside of the school premises.
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