5th March 2010
Dear parents,
Following our re-launch of our Houses, we have also updated our reward and consequence systems across the school.
The following information outlines our revised procedures. If you have any questions please speak to your child’s class teacher.
Reward System
Rewards are House Points, which all children from nursery to year 6 can receive. House points will be given for the following :
A- Acts of kindness towards others
B - Being ready to learn/ good work
T - Teamwork
D - Displaying good manners
E - Environment/Taking care of our school
F - Following direct instructions
On the chart in the classroom these will be recorded with the letter referring to the reason why house point is being awarded to a child.
Houses that receive the most house points over the half term for one of the above mentioned reasons will be rewarded.
We will continue to reward the boy and girl who receives the highest number of house points each week.
We will also award a House cup to the house with the most points at the end of the half term.
Consequence System.
Foundation Stage
This will be on going over one week.
1. Reminder. (Warn the child of the rule being broken)
2. Caution ‘time out’ in own class.
3. ‘Time Out’ in another Class.
4. CHARGED (Miss ‘outdoor play’.)
If behaviour has not improved following the above three steps this could lead to having to spend some of the day in another class.
Years 1 to 3 Consequence System.
Everyday the child will start at the beginning with a reminder.
However if they get charged ( step 4) this will stay with them for the half term.
1. REMINDER. (Reminder of school rules)
2. WARNING: Time out in own class.
3. TIME OUT: This will be in another Class.
4. CHARGED : This means missing 5 minutes of their playtime
Years 4 to 6 Consequence System
If a child receives a Charge this will remain with them for the half term
1. WARNING: Reminder of rule
2. TIME OUT: In another class.
3. APOLOGISE: On return to own class the child must apologise and have reflected on their behaviour
4. CHARGED : This means missing 10 minutes of playtime or lunchtime
Parents will be informed by the class teacher if their child has received a ‘charge’ and the consequences of this.
Receiving three Charges in a half term could lead to 3 day class exclusion.
Yours sincerely
Mrs. A. Lipski
Head Teacher
