BEHAVIOUR
In our School we have adopted three simple rules: Ready, Kind, Safe.
Our Rules Explained
- Ready - represents so many of the behaviours which are important to teach our young children. It prevents any valuable learning time being wasted and enables our school to function effectively.
- Kind - is a word that all of our children know. We tell our children that it is important to be kind, but what does that mean? At The Cobbs, our children will be taught many ways to be kind to themselves and others.
- Safe - the safety and wellbeing of the children is our highest priority. Parents and families send their children to our school each day, trusting us to provide a secure environment in which they will flourish. We do everything we can to ensure that this expectation is a reality in our school and that includes teaching the children how to keep themselves and others safe.
Friendship and Anti-Bullying
Our school ethos underpins our Behaviour and Anti-Bullying Policies. At our School we have a strong focus on helping children to understand what it is to be a good friend and to respect one another. We help children understand how their behaviour might affect others and we teach every child to say, ‘Stop, I don’t like that,’ if another child is doing something that makes them uncomfortable or unhappy. This gives everyone the chance to modify their behaviour before an adult needs to step in and regulate it for them.
Our Anti-Bullying Policy makes it clear that, despite the young age of our children, staff are aware of the potential for unkind behaviour leading to bullying and should this be the case, they work with both sets of children and their families to help remedy the situation. Our course of action is fully explained in the two policies.
Our Behaviour Policy can be found in the School Statutory Policies section on the Statutory Information and Policies page.
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