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Al Diyafah High School L.L.C.
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PURPOSE:

Al Diyafah High School follows a Positive Behaviour Policy, known as Behaviour for Learning (BfL). The school has a zero-tolerance policy on physical and psychological punishment.

SCOPE:

The policy is based on clear behavioural expectations for all students and is supported with clearly defined consequences and corrective support measures. The result is a proactive, student-centered behavioural management plan that creates a safe and caring teaching and learning environment for the students and staff. The Behaviour for Learning Policy is intended to protect the welfare of our students and allows our teachers to focus on learning.

The consequence will be put in place based on the following factors:

  • Seriousness of the offence
  • Student’s age and maturity level
  • Frequency/ repetitiveness of misconduct
  • Potential effect of the misconduct regarding the teaching and learning environment
  • The effect of the misconduct on other students and staff.

Positive behaviour will be encouraged and rewarded based on a careful assessment of the child’s attitude, behaviour, turn-out, attendance and contribution to class activities and respect to authority.

RESPONSIBILITIES AND EXPECTATIONS:

The school expects that students will always do their best to uphold the Learning Policy of the school. All parents will agree with our BfL policy and will support and encourage their child to uphold it. The BfL policy is based on the recognition of the student as an individual and yet aims to create an environment in which the safety and welfare of all is protected.

It is the responsibility of the whole school community in implementing this policy.

General

  • Student behaviour, manners and language whilst in school uniform should be appropriate and such as to bring credit to the school community.
  • All students should treat all members of the school community with courtesy and respect.
  • Bullying, intimidation, or any form of harassment (physical or verbal) will not be tolerated and result in severe consequences.
  • Possession of prohibited items like vaping devices/e-cigarettes etc in the school campus.
  • Students should respect all school property. Vandalizing of which will lead to a severe consequence.
  • This Policy will also apply to misbehavior in relation to (a) BYOD/ICT Policy (b) out-of-school activities (b) school buses (see Transport Policy) or (c) in town while wearing the school uniform.

Behaviour and responsible movement on the campus

To maintain a healthy, safe, working environment, student-conduct outside the classroom is just as important as inside.

Students should go directly to their classroom when expected. Students found loitering or who consistently arrive late for class are liable for consequences.

LEVELS OF MISCONDUCT AND CONSEQUENCE GUIDE

LEVELS TYPE OF BEHAVIOUR CONSEQUENCES STAFF RESPONSIBLE RESTORATIVE ACTION
One Littering Verbal warning Duty teacher Help cleaning staff after break. Noted on ERP
  Wearing the uniform incorrectly Verbal warning Form Tutor Form Tutor checks Noted on ERP
  Inappropriate language/swearing Verbal warning Teacher/s/HOY Noted on ERP
  Consistently late to lessons Verbal warning Teacher/s/ HOY Noted on ERP
  Consistently late to school Verbal warning Form Tutor /HOY Noted on ERP
  Disruptive behaviour in the classroom Verbal warning Teacher/s/ HOY Noted on ERP
  Use of prohibited substances (e-cigarettes/vaping devices etc) Verbal warning with device confiscation HOY/KSH Noted on ERP
Two Disrespectful to teachers/support staff Break detention Teacher/HOY/KSH Reported to parents. Noted on ERP
  Disrespectful to student(s)/peers Break detention. Teacher/HOY/KSH Mediation with peers/counselling. Parents contacted. Noted on ERP
  Consistent failure to complete homework Break detention Subject teacher/ HOY/KSH Parents contacted. Counselling with Head of Year
  Negative attitude to learning in class Break detention Subject teacher/ HOY Counselling with SL/HOY
  Misuse of school property After school detention HOY/KSH/ HOP/Sec Parents contacted. Counselling with HOP/Sec
  Truancy from lessons After school detention Subject teacher/HPY/KSH/ HOP/Sec Parents contacted. Counselling with SL/HOY/KSH
  Use of prohibited substances (e-cigarettes/vaping devices etc) In school suspension. loss of extracurricular privileges HOY/KSH Parents contacted. Counselling with SL/HOY/KSH
Three Vandalism of school property Suspension HOS/Principal Parents contacted. Post suspension counselling.
  Possession of a prohibited item on campus After school detention/ suspension HOP/HOSEC Parents contacted and called for interview with Principal. Post suspension counselling. Behaviour monitoring.
  Dangerous behaviour in classroom/campus After school detention/ suspension HOP/HOSEC Parents contacted and called for interview with HOP/SEC. Behaviour monitoring by HOY.
  Leaving school without permission After school detention/ Suspension HOP/HOSEC Parents contacted and called for interview with HOP/SEC. Behaviour monitoring by HOY.
  Physical fighting Suspension HOS/Principal Parents contacted and called for interview with Principal. Letter of suspension. Post suspension counselling. Behaviour monitoring by HOY.
  Bullying Suspension HOS/Principal Parents contacted and called for interview with Principal. Letter of suspension. Post suspension counselling. Behaviour monitoring by HOY.
  Truancy from school Suspension HOS/Principal Parents contacted and called for interview with Principal. Letter of suspension. Post suspension counselling. Behaviour monitoring by HOY.
  Theft Suspension HOS/Principal Parents contacted and called for interview with Principal. Letter of suspension. Post suspension counselling. Behaviour monitoring by HOY.
  Use of prohibited substances (e-cigarettes/vaping devices etc) out-of-school suspension HOS/Principal Parents contacted. Counselling with HOP/HOS

Note: All level three offences if repeated or of a severe nature may result in exclusion from school procedures commencing with the KHDA.

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Behaviour for Learning – BYOD/ICT Consequence Ladder Action Taken

VW - VERBAL WARNING - TEACHER
DN-DIARY NOTE -by TEACHER C inform HOY
TT-TALK BY KSH ABOUT USING DEVICES AND POLICIES -KSH
IS - INCIDENT SLIPS -HOY/ KSH
TR-TEMPORARY REMOVAL OF DEVICE-KSH
PI - PARENT INFORMED -HOY /KSH
PR-PERMANENT REMOVAL OF DEVICE AFTER INFORMING PARENTS -HOP /HOS
VS - VERY SEVERE INCIDENT – REFER TO PRINCIPAL

Sl.No Misuse Action Consequences (as per BfL)
1. 1.1 Unauthorized use of non-educational sites in school.
1.2 Attempting /Using the laptop in the Bus
1.3 Attempting or using the Laptop in the class when not asked to by the teacher.
VW DN TT VW- VERBAL WARNING - TEACHER
DN-DIARY NOTE -by TEACHER and inform HOY
TT-TALK BY KSH ABOUT USING DEVICES AND POLICIES -KSH (Step 1-3)
2. 2.1 Allowing others to access school network by sharing username and passwords
2.2 Unauthorized downloading or uploading of files.
2.3 Recording or photographing students /staff without prior permission
2.4 Playing downloaded and online games in class.
IS TR PI IS- INCIDENT SLIPS -HOY/ KSH
TR-TEMPORARY REMOVAL OF DEVICE- KSH
PI- PARENT INFORMED -HOY /KSH
(Step 4)
3. 3.1 Using Proxy sites as a means to subvert the school’s filtering system
3.2 Deliberately accessing or trying to access offensive or inappropriate material
3.3 Attempting to access or accessing the school network using another student's account.
PR VS PR-PERMANENT REMOVAL OF DEVICE AFTER INFORMING PARENTS -HOP /HOS
VS- VERY SEVERE INCIDENT – REFER TO PRINCIPAL - may have an implication on confirmation for next academic year (Step 5 C 6)

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