We wish to ensure that everyone
contributes towards making the College a pleasant place in which
to teach and learn. This policy should be read in conjunction
with Section 3 in the College handbook
- Students are expected to behave in a
considerate and courteous manner at all times, as members of
the College, and of the local community. They are expected
to show respect to all members of staff, visitors to the
College and to each other.
The College has an
Equal Opportunities Policy and expects the highest
standards in language and behaviour, and mutual respect between all
members of the community. Verbal abuse
of any kind, including bad language or shouting is unacceptable in
the College.
Bullying
in any form is unacceptable at the College Bullying is the intent to hurt or dominate
another person (by physical or verbal intimidation, and also
by exclusion or threatening gestures). Allegations of bullying
will always be taken seriously.
All students are expected to have respect for property and
for the College environment. This includes care for
furniture and books, and respect for display work and
notices. Food is only to be
consumed in the Dining Room or other designated areas, and
litter must be disposed of properly in the bins provided.
The
College is a non-smoking area. It is unacceptable for
students to smoke or drink alcohol or to be in possession of
illegal drugs
on the College Site or anywhere when in uniform. Chewing gum
is not allowed anywhere in the College.
Good social behaviour is encouraged
by the students moving round the buildings quietly, keeping
to the right in the corridors and on the stairs, and being
thoughtful towards others by holding open doors, and
standing aside to let people pass when waiting to enter a
room.
Punctuality is expected from all
students – for registration, for lessons and for handing in homework.
Regular attendance is also required at all lessons throughout the College year.
Correct uniform is to be worn at all times, including the
journey to and from College, as we believe that the way students
look affects their behaviour and their relationship with the
local community
This policy is subject to periodic
review.
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