During Lessons Sample Clauses

During Lessons. Unless specifically advised, students are encouraged to use their iPad during lessons to assist their personal learning in that specific lesson. The use of messaging, personal email, personal apps and recreational use of the iPad is strictly prohibited in any lessons. Violation of this may result in the student’s use of their iPad being restricted in lessons. Ultimately the use of iPads in lessons is at the discretion of individual teachers.
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During Lessons. If a student is not completing work during a lesson the member of staff/s will follow the school systems outlined further in this section. A detention can be issued for a variety of reasons. The procedures for detention are as follows: • Parental consent is not required for detentions • Any student who is absent from school will serve their detention on return • The school operates a policy of detentions afterschool which can be served up to 4.25pm for students. Parents / carers will be notified by ClassCharts or via telephone for after-school detentions • A student may also be held at the end of the school day by the Senior Leadership Team or the Head of School if it is deemed unsafe for them or other users to return home by their usual means of transport. In these instances, parents / carers will be notified immediately • As detailed above, failure to attend a detention without a valid reason will result in further sanctions being applied. The severity of the sanction will as ever be dependent on the context of the case and the individuals involved. It is a parent/carers responsibility to collect their child/ ensure their child gets home safely.
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During Lessons. 5.1. I will arrive punctually to lessons with full equipment and enter classrooms quietly and ready to learn. 5.2. I will take responsibility for my own learning showing good levels of commitment and motivation. 5.3. I will complete all classwork and homework to the best of my ability accepting that I will make mistakes. 5.4. I will take pride in my work giving time and effort to presentation. 5.5. I will not wilfully disrupt the classroom environment allowing teachers to teach and students to learn. 5.6. I will respect others’ points of view, actively listening to opinions and taking turns to make contributions.
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During Lessons. ▪ You will always try to understand other people’s point of view. ▪ In class you make it as easy as possible for everyone to learn and for the teacher to teach. This means arriving on time with everything you need for the lesson, beginning and ending the lesson in a courteous and orderly way, listening carefully, following instructions, helping each other when appropriate and being co-operative and sensible at all times, fully participating in your lessons. ▪ Always speak politely to everyone (even if you feel bad tempered!). Use a low voice. Shouting is always discourteous. Always address staff by name. ▪ Students should treat each other with respect showing consideration towards others and the learning environment in which we work. Students should move quietly and gently about the school. This means never running, barging or shouting, but being ready to help by opening doors, standing back to let people pass and helping to carry things. In crowded areas, please keep to the left and walk in single file. ▪ You are silent whenever you are required to be. ▪ You keep the school clean and tidy so that it is a welcoming place of which we can all be proud. This means putting all litter in bins, keeping walls and furniture clean and unmarked and taking great care of displays, particularly of other people’s work.
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During Lessons.  When your teacher talks to the whole class, remain silent and concentrate.  If the class is asked a question put up your hand to answer. Do not call out (unless you are asked for quick ideas).  You must have pen, pencil, ruler, student planner and any books or folders needed.  You are expected to work sensibly with your classmates. Do not distract or annoy them.  If you arrive late without justifiable cause you must expect to make up the work missed or carry out any other sanction the teacher requires of you.  Homework must be recorded in your student planner.  Eating and chewing gum are not allowed. If caught, you will have to empty your mouth and hand in any food.  Except where otherwise stated (eg in ICT rooms), you may bring non-glass bottles of water into the classroom providing that there is a proper bottle top so there is no danger of spillage and disruption. No drink other than water is allowed.  Mobile phones and other electronic devices, magazines or other distractions are not allowed. They may be confiscated.  You must not leave a lesson without permission from a teacher.
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