Students are well motivated, co-operative and show respect for all other members of the community. They are encouraged to take responsibility for their own behaviour, act with thought, care and respect; the basis of our Rights Respecting ethos.
Wildern’s expectations of good behaviour are made very clear to all students and staff work alongside them to ensure that this is adhered to.
Students will:
For students who experience difficulty working within the guidelines, a variety of strategies are employed. These can range from a reprimand or loss of break-time for minor offences to lunchtime or after school detention (twenty-four hours notice is always given for after school detentions), however staff can keep students for up to 10 minutes after school if they wish and internal exclusion. Internal exclusion is used for serious or repeated poor behaviour. The student will spend a day completing work in isolation supervised by a member of staff. This sanction is a penultimate step
to a formal exclusion from school.
Students who need support with their behaviour work closely with their tutors, subject teachers, Directors of Progress and Achievement (DOPAs) and the rest of the pastoral team to set targets to allow them to make progress and think about their learning and the learning of those around them.
Exclusion from school might result if a student commits a serious offence on the school premises from a serious breach of school discipline, abuse of staff, assault on a fellow student or a student committing a criminal offence during school hours.
Students may be prohibited from school premises during lunchtimes. Should this be necessary, parents will be given reasonable notice to make alternative arrangements.
All parents of a student excluded from school have the right of appeal to the Chair of Governors if they think the exclusion is unreasonable.
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