Our 5 Important Rules

We have come up with 5 important things that help us learn to live together happily.  We hope you like our ideas!

St Faith’s Behaviour

We expect our pupils to be able to:

• Move quietly around the school, not running inside the building
• Be silent in the hall before the start of worship and when walking in and out of the hall
• Allow others to speak without interruption
• Remember that when addressed by an adult, they stop, look at the person, listen and answer using that person’s name where possible
• Open doors, hold doors for adults as well as for each other
• Take care of their own and school property and value other people’s property
• Be on time
• Display good table manners at lunchtime
• Treat each other with respect and care

 

Our 5 Important Rules are:

 

LEARNING

We come to school to learn and to support the learning of others.

RESPECT

We respect everyone we meet, children and adult alike.

SUPPORT

We build people up, not knock them down.

SPACE

We keep our hands and feet to ourselves.

MANNERS

We always say please and thank you.

Learning our lessons

At school our Student Council and Head Teacher decided that we would spend our half-term looking at ways to encourage friendship and talking about how we were feeling.

We found that by communicating better we understood how others were feeling.  This meant we shared a lot more when playing and our friendships grew stronger.

Working together to improve our performance

No matter what the challenge Mr Tibble gave us, by working together we were able to improve our time and solve the problem.

A problem shared is a problem halved!

We are learning to appreciate each other’s skills.

 

Having fun getting to know each other

In Year 6 we know that we all have different skills and abilities, and around our school we see different communities who are learning to live together.  As a class we wanted to use our personal skills to support each other working in teams.