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Celebrating Achievements, and Sanctions
Celebrating Achievements
The following are recorded on e-portal and reported to parents/carers:
- Praise for good work
- Faculty Merits
- Enterprise points
- Achievement points
- Attendance points
They are also cumulative and can lead to the following awards which will be presented at termly celebration assemblies:
- Learning Champions
- Outstanding Progress and Excellent Results
- Prizes for Excellence Principal’s Commendations
Additionally there are opportunities to be invited to the following:
- Principal’s Breakfast
- Academy Awards Evenings
Sanctions
15 minute Detention (TD)
(No notice required, if missed automatic SAD)
35 minute Detention (SAD)
(Note in student planner 24 hours notice, if missed or x3, automatic CD)
60 minute Detention (CD)
(Letter 24 hours notice if missed or x3, automatic PD)
90 minute Detention (PD)
(Letter 24 hours notice, if missed or x3, automatic Internal exclusion)
Internal Exclusion
(Letter, reintegration with parent/carer)
External Exclusion
(Letter, reintegration with parent/carer)
3 External exclusions
(Refer to Governors panel for final warning)
Permanent exclusion
(Single serious incident, eg. offensive weapon, assault, threatening behaviour, or failure to heed Governor’s fi nal warning)
In order for students to reach high standards as well as enjoy their education, a calm, purposeful environment is essential. This is the case both inside and outside the classroom. Students will be expected to follow the code of conduct and safety rules which are summarised in the student planners. An Academy ethos of encouragement is central to the promotion of positive learning behaviour and our Academy celebrating achievement structure recognises this. Sanctions are used to respond to poor learning behaviour, these are applied consistently, giving students opportunities to de-escalate sanctions at each stage.
Please click here to download our Celebrating Achievements booklet for September 2011