B ehaviour AgreementBehaviour Agreement • December 12th, 2016
At Consett Infant School we feel that your child deserves the most positive educational climate possible and would ask you to assist us in providing it for them. In order to help to develop such an environment we have drawn up a school and classroom behaviour agreement which gives each child guidance in making good decisions about consequences for appropriate and inappropriate behaviour.
Behaviour AgreementBehaviour Agreement • July 27th, 2021
The Behaviour Agreement provides a clear outline of the way our community at Labrador State School works together to establish a safe, supportive and disciplined school environment. This agreement is provided to all students and their parents upon enrolment, and may be revisited with individual students if particular problems around behaviour arise.
to accompany whole-class student behaviour agreement (at primary level).Behaviour Agreement • November 29th, 2019
Behaviour Agreement for Parents/CarersBehaviour Agreement • September 10th, 2024
Educating children and young people is a process that involves partnership between parents/carers and the school. This requires a good working relationship based on mutual respect and support. The school welcomes and encourages parent/carer participation as part of an effective school community.
HOME ACADEMY BEHAVIOUR AGREEMENTBehaviour Agreement • April 29th, 2021
Tudor Grange Academy Solihull takes pride in having high standards and expectations of students, including behaviour, uniform and punctuality.
Behaviour Agreement For ChildrenBehaviour Agreement • July 16th, 2020
As we welcome you back to school, we are sharing three new behaviour values that will make it a safe and caring experience for us all.
Behaviour Agreement for Parents/CarersBehaviour Agreement • November 22nd, 2024
Venerable Bede CE Academy Home-Academy Behaviour AgreementBehaviour Agreement • December 3rd, 2020
The Academy agrees to: The Parent/Carer agrees to: The Pupil agrees to: Due to the current unprecedented circumstances of the COVID-19 virus, the academy will put in place effective systems and rules, in relation to behaviour, to ensure the safety of all staff and pupils. Across the unprecedented time of the COVID-19 virus, support the academy’s behaviour systems and rules that have been put in place to ensure the safety of all staff and pupils. Across the unprecedented time of the COVID-19 virus, follow all the behaviour systems and rules that have been put in place to ensure the safety of all staff and pupils. This includes:● Follow staff instructions first time with no argument or debate● Ensure that social distancing measures are followed all of the time (i.e. maintain your distance from other pupils and staff within classrooms, corridors, outside spaces and lunch areas).● Sit in the seat that has been allocated for you in classrooms and in the Bistro/Hall. Use the computer that ha
Ian Ramsey CE AcademyBehaviour Agreement • June 11th, 2020
The Academy agrees to: The Parent/Carer agrees to: The Pupil agrees to: Due to the current unprecedented circumstances of the COVID-19 virus, the academy will put in place effective systems and rules, in relation to behaviour, to ensure the safety of all staff pupils. Across the unprecedented time of the COVID-19 virus, support the academy’s behaviour systems and rules that have been put in place to ensure the safety of all staff and pupils. Across the unprecedented time of the COVID-19 virus, follow all the behaviour systems and rules that have been put in place to ensure the safety of all staff and pupils. This includes:● Follow staff instructions first time with no argument or debate● Ensure that social distancing measures are followed all of the time (i.e. maintain your distance from other pupils and staff within classrooms, corridors, outside spaces and lunch areas).● Sit in the seat that has been allocated for you in classrooms and in the Dining Hall. Use the computer that has be
HOME ACADEMY BEHAVIOUR AGREEMENTBehaviour Agreement • May 11th, 2020
Tudor Grange Academy Solihull takes pride in having high standards and expectations of students, including behaviour, uniform and punctuality.
Year Six Graduation Activities Behaviour AgreementBehaviour Agreement • September 10th, 2019
We hope to have all students in attendance for these amazing days. In order ensure the safety and wellbeing of all students and staff, we will only be inviting students who have displayed positive behaviours. This means there are some behaviours that will result in a student being ineligible to attend.
Cogenhoe Primary School Behaviour AgreementBehaviour Agreement • November 9th, 2022
The Staff and Governors of Cogenhoe Primary School believe that every child deserves an excel- lent education, which enables them to reach their full potential. Pupils need an environment which is stimulating, provides challenge, nurtures and is safe. High expectations of behaviour should be observed at every point, so that every pupil has the tools to consistently display effective learning.
Camp Moomba Behaviour AgreementBehaviour Agreement • May 18th, 2018
This is a behaviour agreement that has been built on Moomba’s approach to camp and YouthCO’s values. We will spend some time talking about this agreement on the first day of camp. After these agreements are discussed, campers will have the opportunity to ask questions. We will use this to guide our decision making throughout camp!
BEHAVIOUR AGREEMENT 2024Behaviour Agreement • July 11th, 2024
• Anti social behaviour, which includes bullying, racism, sexism, homophobia or transphobia, will not be tolerated. Teasing because people’s accents are different or because you come from different places is not acceptable.
Tiree High School and you, , need to agree on what is acceptableBehaviour Agreement • September 9th, 2020
Behaviour in school. This agreement will make it clear for both of us exactly what we can expect from each other. It lays out what will happen if our expectations are not met (unacceptable behaviour/work),
Oundle CE Primary School Behaviour Agreement for Children (including extended services)Behaviour Agreement • June 26th, 2020
• Coming into school calmly and entering the building through your designated door and washing hands or using the sanitiser provided.
CROWN WOOD PRIMARY SCHOOL RESIDENTIAL TRIP BEHAVIOUR AGREEMENTBehaviour Agreement • June 23rd, 2022
We want everyone to enjoy his or her residential visit. For this reason, we are setting out these behaviour expectations for you and your parents to read, discuss and sign.
Behaviour Agreement – to be returnedBehaviour Agreement • April 24th, 2015
In order to ensure the safety of everybody involved with our Ferny Crofts trip we feel it is necessary to have a behaviour agreement signed by all pupils and parents / guardians.
Breakfast & After School Club - Behaviour AgreementBehaviour Agreement • July 22nd, 2024
It is very important to us that all the children who attend the clubs feel welcome, happy and safe and in order to achieve this we have a behaviour agreement that we expect all children, staff and parents to adhere to.
Remote Learning on Microsoft Teams Behaviour AgreementBehaviour Agreement • February 10th, 2021
Remote Learning on Microsoft Teams Behaviour AgreementBehaviour Agreement • February 2nd, 2021
BEHAVIOUR AGREEMENT FOR STUDENTS USING SCHOOL BUSESBehaviour Agreement • September 23rd, 2019
The caregiver and the student should ensure they have read and understand this document, which is to be adhered to for the safety of the bus driver and all students travelling on the school bus.
Camp Moomba Behaviour AgreementBehaviour Agreement • May 18th, 2018
This is a behaviour agreement that has been built on Moomba’s approach to camp and YouthCO’s values. We will spend some time talking about this agreement on the first day of camp. After these agreements are discussed, campers will have the opportunity to ask questions. We will use this to guide our decision making throughout camp!
Behaviour Agreement during COVID re-opening school phaseBehaviour Agreement • July 8th, 2020
Hester’s Way Primary School has been asked by The Department for Education (DFE) to allow key groups of children back into school as part of a phased approach to the re-opening of schools.
To keep everyone safe, physically and emotionally, we are asking each young person who is coming to the camp to sign this agreement. Breaking this agreement could result in you being sent home.Behaviour Agreement • July 12th, 2023
• Anti social behaviour, which includes bullying, racism, sexism, homophobia or transphobia, will not be tolerated. Teasing because people’s accents are different or because you come from different places is not acceptable.
Behaviour Agreement for Families and Pupils during Remote LearningBehaviour Agreement • February 8th, 2021
There are high expectations of behaviour during all online learning – as there would be of the children during their education in school.
ContractBehaviour Agreement • March 28th, 2013
I/we accept the agreement laid out in this document and that inappropriate behaviour will be dealt with swiftly and firmly.
Newday Behaviour AgreementBehaviour Agreement • August 16th, 2023
Venerable Bede CE Academy Home-Academy Behaviour AgreementBehaviour Agreement • October 12th, 2020
The Academy agrees to: The Parent/Carer agrees to: The Pupil agrees to: Due to the current unprecedented circumstances of the COVID-19 virus, the Academy will put in place effective systems and rules, in relation to behaviour, to ensure the safety of all staff and pupils. Across the unprecedented time of the COVID-19 virus, support the Academy’s behaviour systems and rules that have been put in place to ensure the safety of all staff and pupils. Across the unprecedented time of the COVID-19 virus, follow all the behaviour systems and rules that have been put in place to ensure the safety of all staff and pupils. This includes:● Follow staff instructions first time with no argument or debate● Follow the one-way system around the Academy at all times● Maintain social distancing measures from pupils in other year groups (within corridors and around the school building and grounds)● Sit in the seat that has been allocated for you in classrooms by the class teacher● Follow sanitisation meas
BEHAVIOUR AGREEMENTBehaviour Agreement • January 12th, 2022
Agreement sent via Google Form]Behaviour Agreement • May 31st, 2021
Our Behaviour for Learning Policy promotes good behaviour, self discipline and mutual respect, aims to prevent bullying, and ensure that students work to the best of their ability in order to achieve success in a safe and supportive environment. It is also intended to ensure that the conduct of students can be regulated. It is important that these high levels of behaviour, respect and engagement are replicated in the remote classroom.
BEHAVIOUR AGREEMENT PREP TO Year 10Behaviour Agreement • October 15th, 2018
The following are the expectations of Springsure State School for all students participating in its educational program:
Denmead Scout Group Behaviour Agreement.Behaviour Agreement • November 17th, 2022
In line with the Scout Group’s Administration Policy we have compiled a Behaviour agreement. Please can you read the following and bring the details of the agreement to the attention of your child and then sign that you and your child are aware of the method we use to manage member’s behaviour we consider to be unacceptable for the meetings we run. This Behaviour Agreement covers your child during his/her attendance at all future Beaver, Cub and Scout meetings and Group activities. Please discuss with your child the ramifications on his/her attendance should we have to implement the agreement.
Limitless Festival 2018Behaviour Agreement • February 13th, 2018
Persistent disobedience will result in a friendly but definite warning about what is wrong with the behaviour. If a warning about behaviour has to be repeated, a phone call will also get made to parents to advise of the situation
person who is coming to the camp to sign this agreement. Breaking this agreement could result in you being sent home.Behaviour Agreement • July 21st, 2021
• Anti social behaviour, which includes bullying, racism, sexism or homophobia will not be tolerated. Teasing because people’s accents are different or because you come from different places is not acceptable.
