Behaviour and the Golden Rules
'The behaviour of pupils is good.... When pupils come together, for example at and lunchtimes, they are polite and courteous and show that the school is a happy and harmonious community' Ofsted April 2016
We want Peacehaven Heights Primary School to be a happy and nurturing environment where children feel safe, secure and therefore are able to achieve their full potential. Our behaviour policy is based around Jenny Mosely’s ‘Golden Rules’ which are displayed throughout the school and have been agreed by staff and pupils. They are used to promote good relationships between everyone in the school community.
‘We have rules in our school so that we can keep safe and be happy. Everybody knows the golden rules. ‘ Y4 child in junior assembly.
On the infant site children Year 2 support the younger members of the school in many kind and caring ways. We have lunch time monitors, assembly helpers and playground buddies all of whom enjoy the responsibility of acting as positive, kind and caring role models. On the junior site the Y4 Playground Buddy team and the Y6 Truly Trusted team provide peer support for others at playtimes and lunchtimes
.
The Golden Rules:
We are gentle
|
We don't hurt others
|
We are kind and helpful
|
We don't hurt anybody's feelings
|
Do hard work
|
We don't waste our time or other's time
|
We look after property
|
We don't waste or damage things
|
We listen to people
|
We don't interrupt
|
We are honest
|
We don't cover up the truth
|