Please see our Behaviour & Relational Policy for full details of our school rule (see Policies section)
Rights and Responsibilities
At St Albert’s we believe that development of self-esteem is at the heart of the process of achieving good behaviour and discipline. We believe that in order to achieve this, people should be treated with respect at all times.
At St Albert’s our children are, therefore, taught that they have rights:
- We have the right to feel safe and secure.
- We have the right to feel happy and fulfilled.
- We have the right to work hard and achieve our goals.
- We have the right to expect excellence.
- We must not accept unfairness, bullying, racism, sexism or disrespect for people or property.
- We have the right to equality and fairness.
We also believe that everyone in our school has responsibilities:
- It is our responsibility to come to school on time and be ready to start lessons.
- It is our responsibility to work hard at all times.
- It is our responsibility to treat others in the way we would like to be treated.
- It is our responsibility to treat property and our environment with respect.
- It is our responsibility to wear our uniform with pride.
School Rules – The 4Bs
Our school rules, The 4 Bs, are simple and succinct and consistently promoted throughout the school
Be Ready
Be respectful
Be Safe
Be Kind
Anti-Bullying and Anti-Racism
The school is committed to Anti-Bullying and Anti-Racism. We have policies and guidelines which we adhere strongly to and we are pro-active in our approach. Children are taught the importance of respecting others.