Related Policies. Positive Relationships at MLC – Student Anti-Bullying Policy and Procedures • Agreement for Student Use of Technology at MLC Kew, MLC Marshmead and MLC Banksia • Drug Education, Health and Wellbeing Policy • Student Wellbeing Policy 7. GOVERNANCE DOCUMENT DETAILS Title: Student Code of Discipline and Behaviour Policy – CURRENTLY UNDER REVIEW [2021] Policy Approver: Vice Principal Policy Owner: Director of Student Wellbeing Date Created: April 2006 Review Timeline: Annual Date of next review: September 2022 VERSION CONTROL Version Date Description V1 Apr 2006 Policy created V2 Feb 2011 Minor updates V3 Nov 2012 Minor updates V4 Apr 2013 Minor updates V5 Dec 2018 Minor updates to bring policy in line with changes to related College policies (Positive Relationships at MLC – Student Anti-Bullying Policy and Procedures; Student Drug Education, Health and Wellbeing Policy). V6 Sep 2021 Policy format updated to comply with new College policy template. This policy is currently undergoing a major review. AUDIENCE PUBLICATION LOCATION All MLC staff MLC Staff Hub > Document Central
Related Policies. This policy should be read alongside the school’s policies on: • Online safety • Safeguarding and child protection • Behaviour • Staff code of conduct • Data protection
Related Policies. This policy should be read alongside the school’s policies on: • Online safety • Safeguarding and child protection • Behaviour • Staff discipline • Data protection Policies can be found on the school website under Policies or on the VLE under Governors > Policies. Appendix 1: KS3, KS4 and KS5 acceptable use agreement (Network Code of Conduct (student and parents/carers) [Pre-Sept 24] Agreed Information Technology Code of Conduct for using the Network, Internet and e-mail at school. Please read the following points carefully and make sure that you understand everything before signing the consent form. Students granted access to the school network, including e-mail, will abide by the IT Code of Conduct. All users of the Network and Internet are expected to abide by these rules of computer and network use. • Be polite when using e-mail. Do not use e-mail to bully or insult others. • Do not use inappropriate or unacceptable language. • Never reveal your personal address or telephone number or those of fellow students to people unknown to you. • e-mail is monitored by the school security system. Never say anything or engage in anything that you would not be happy to write on a postcard that could be read by everyone. • Inform a member of staff IMMEDIATELY you discover an obscene or offensive web page so that its access can be blocked. Students agree that they will NOT PERFORM the following unacceptable actions: • Try to bypass the internet security. • Complete questionnaires or subscription forms without checking with a member of staff. • Damage, degrade or disrupt the performance of equipment or systems. • Attempt to retrieve information about ‘hacking’ or attempt to ‘hack’ our system. • Download programmes. • Play computer games unless they have permission from their teacher to play subject based games / learning activities as part of the curriculum. • Send or display offending messages, pictures, videos or sound. • Use the internet to buy or sell anything. • Use the internet to access obscene or offensive web pages/material. • Use the network for any illegal activity, including the violation of copyright or other laws. • Use someone else’s account, either with or without permission. • Waste printer paper. • Tell another student your password. The school will electronically audit your Internet and e-mail usage at all times and a record of this is kept. Student and parent/guardian consent: No student will be granted access to the Internet without both student ...
Related Policies. Students are expected to adhere to CSUSB health and safety policies, including the COVID-19 protocol, DURING ther off-campus placements. This includes, among others: - being fully vaccinated and having completed their online self-certification no later than September 20, 2021 - the use of face coverings, even if the site does not require them, and - completing a daily Health Screen every day BEFORE the start of any CSUSB related activity The most up-to-date COVID-19 information can be found xxxxx://xxx.xxxxx.xxx/covid-19. Violation of these rules will be reported tooo Student Conduct. Site Supervisor: ● I have discussed this internship with the intern and we have agreed upon the responsibilities, taks and assigned work components appearing above. ● Each internship includes a commitment on the part of the student of a minimum of 120 hours and up to a maximum of 200 hours. ● I agree to provide assistance, training, and consultation to the intern. ● I agree to provide a professionial work environment for the intern so that the intern can progress toward the learning plan outlined above. ● I agree to complete an Intern Evaluation Form at the end of the internship. ● I am aware that the student must follow the CSUSB COVID-19 guidelines. Site Supervisor Signature Date Please obtain required signatures & submit scanned copy to
Related Policies. This policy should be read alongside the school’s policies on: • Online safety • Safeguarding and child protection • Behaviour • Staff discipline • Data protection Appendix 1: Facebook cheat sheet for staff Don’t accept friend requests from pupils on social media 10 rules for school staff on Facebook
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