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BEHAVIOUR OUTSIDE SCHOOL

 

We believe that all students have the right to attend a School where all our hard work, our successes and our values are shared and celebrated within the School, but also out in the wider community. It is every student’s responsibility to behave well outside the School. Sometimes, the thoughtless or antisocial behaviour of a few students lets us all down and we cannot tolerate this. This booklet is set out to ensure that all students understand their rights and responsibilities regarding the expected behaviour outside the School. If you do not obey the rules, there could be serious consequences for you.

The Year Team Councils and School Council have held meetings and students have suggested some ideas concerning behaviour expectations outside the school:

  • No fighting or ‘play fighting’
  • No smoking outside the School at any time
  • Remember we share the pavement with the public – it is not our playground
  • Display good road sense and use the marked crossings: stay safe!
  • Dropping litter is never acceptable
  • We must enter and leave buses by the correct doors
  • Queuing sensibly to get on a bus means without pushing, shoving or shouting
  • Calm and quiet behaviour on buses is very important – it’s basic good manners
  • Respect elderly or disabled people

 

FACTS AND FIGURES

Road deaths are the biggest single killer of children and teenagers (source: roadpeace).

Children on foot are more likely to be killed in road accidents in Britain than in the rest of Europe (source: the AA).

Children between 11 and 15 are most at risk of being killed or seriously injured as pedestrians or cyclists (source: Department for Transport).

British children are less likely to use a marked crossing than other European children.

British children spend more time near main and busy roads than other European children (Source: SafeKids, Road Safety for Child Pedestrians).

DON’T BECOME A STATISTIC

THE GREEN CROSS CODE

 Think first– find a safe place to stop

 Stop– stand by the pavement near the curb

Use your eyes and ears– look all around for traffic and listen

Wait until it’s safe to cross– if traffic is coming, let it pass

Look and listen– when there’s no traffic walk straight across the road

Arrive alive– keep looking and listening for traffic as you cross

 

This is where students can go to report bad behaviour outside the school:

  • Teachers
  • Heads of Year / Tutors / Co-Tutors
  • Headteacher
  • Parents
  • Learning Mentors
  • Police Officer, Police Community Support Officer, Bus Driver, Traffic Warden

 

“We must remember how our

behaviour affects what people

think about us & our School ”