Department Rules & Regulations
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Disciplinary Policy
We base our discipline policy on the following principles:
- Respect and consideration for others, recognizing other people’s rights.
- Respect for oneself in appearance, conduct, speech, relationships, etc.
- Respect for property
- Respect for valuable resources such as time, space, etc.
Other Policies:
- Uniform and Possessions
- Food at School
- Health and Absence from School
- Work Policy
Extra-Curricular Activities:
- The school offers a variety of activities or “Clubs” during the normal school day. These clubs are intended to offer our pupils a chance to develop interests and hobbies. Teachers will lead the activities and pupils will be trained in skills.
- Each Pupil is asked to choose a club from the Clubs List. He/she will have the chance to choose another one at the beginning of the Second Term. Each Club will have a restricted membership, according to the nature of the activity.
- Also, weekly Assemblies are held for each level, where students learn to make oral presentations or perform newly acquired poems, songs or plays. Contests in spelling or general knowledge or subject research presentations are popular among our students during assembly time.
The Memo:
The Memorandum, whether the physical one or the E-Memo is the main channel of communication between parents and the school. The E-Memo includes topics covered during the day, homework assignments, quiz dates, tests, etc. Parents are advised to check the physical memo daily for notes sent from school that require signature and need to be sent back with the child. Parents are advised not to use the telephone to send messages to the school, but instead send a note to their child’s Class Form Teacher.
Parents’ Meeting Procedure :
A weekly fixed Parent/Teacher meeting is timetabled by each teacher so that parents may meet to discuss problems and progress. If you wish to meet your child’s teacher, please phone the Reception to arrange an appointment, to be sure of availability.
A formal Meeting is held twice a year, once in the First Term and once in the Second Term, when parents may meet all the teachers, and discuss school policies.
It is the school policy that teachers may not discuss pupils or school policies over the phone or in front of the school gate.