Here at Raising Explorers we manage behaviour using clear, consistent and positive strategies. The centre’s rules are clearly displayed at every session, and are discussed regularly.
The rules are compiled by the children attending the centre at the beginning of the year which everyone agrees will support learning and facilitate a happy classroom environment.
In addition, a more comprehensive list of rules and values is compiled in the Behaviour Management Policy; a copy can be obtained upon request.
There is an expectation of high standards of personal behaviour and respect for others which we hope Parents will encourage and support.
Children’s achievements are rewarded in a number of ways. The children do find this practice very motivating. Rewards include stickers, certificates, praise and the opportunity to share their work with other staff and children at the centre.
Everyone has the right to:
feel safe, cared for and respected
be able to learn to the best of his/her ability and to further develop skills they already have
be treated equally irrespective of gender, race, physical characteristics or any other factors
learn and play without discrimination
Everyone is expected to:
be responsible for their own behaviour
respect the rights of others
be approachable and helpful
Children attending the centre are expected to:
Respect everyone’s culture, race, feelings, beliefs and values
Accept responsibility for the things they do
Take shared responsibility for their education
Complete their homework to a high quality and return it to their teacher on time
Try to work independently, but ask their peers and adults when help is needed
Do their best in all they undertake and follow the centre’s Golden Rules:
Always aim high, try your best and make good choices
Always show respect to each other by being kind, polite, caring and listening to each other
Always follow instructions given by any member of staff
Always look after the centre’s and other people’s property
Always play nicely and share
7. Ensure they take home all of the centre’s letters and hand them to their parents
We say No to Bullying, whether verbal or physical; at Raising Explorers we have a no nonsense policy regarding it. We ask for all parents and pupils to help us by reporting immediately any incidents that may occur, so that we can deal with it firmly and fairly, including parents where necessary.
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