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Mount Annan Christian College Primary Student Management Policy
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Reviewed January 2015
Providing a Christ centred learning environment that
empowers each individual to live a life of purpose.
Student Management Policy
Primary
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As a Christ-centered learning environment, Mount Annan Christian College is committed in providing a safe and supportive
environment where the welfare of its students is integral to its existence. We believe that all students should be able to learn and
develop in a safe and secure Godly environment. We value the importance of student safety and well being as essential pre requisites
for effective learning. This policy aims to support students in becoming self directed and responsible. We desire to see our students
trained in the ways of God so that when they are older they will not depart from them (Proverbs 22:6). A strong emphasis is p laced on
positive, proactive whole school practices that promote a partnership between the College and families based on shared responsibility
and mutual respect.
Safe Environment
A safe environment for students is one where the risk of harm is minimised and students feel secure. Harm refers to violence,
physical threats, verbal abuse, threatening gestures, sexual harassment and racial vilification.
Supportive Environment
A supportive environment fosters the social, academic, physical and emotional development of students. A supportive
environment can be described as one in which:
 Students are treated with respect and fairness by teachers, other staff and other students
 Members of the school community feel valued
 Effective teaching and learning takes place
 Positive support and encouragement are provided by members of staff and students
 Non-discriminatory language and behavioural practices are defined, modelled and reinforced by members of the school
community
 Consultation takes place on matters relating to students’ education and welfare.
Student Welfare
Student welfare encompasses the mental, physical and emotional wellbeing of the student. Student welfare policies and programs
are essential for developing a sense of self-worth and fostering personal development. Student welfare could include:
 Programs that the school provides to meet the personal, social and learning needs of the students
 Effective discipline early intervention programs for students at risk
 Student, family and community support networks
 Opportunities that the school provides for students to enjoy success and recognition
 Make a useful contribution to the life of the school
 Derive enjoyment from their learning
Corporal Punishment
 In meeting the requirements of the Education reform (School Discipline) Act 1995, corporal punishment is expressly
prohibited at Mount Annan Christian College.
 Mount Annan Christian College does not explicitly or implicitly sanction the administering of corporal punishment by
non-school persons, including parents to enforce discipline at school.
Procedural Fairness
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 The Mount Annan Christian College Student Management Policy and Procedures are governed by principles of procedural
fairness. Procedural fairness is a basic right of all when dealing with authorities.
Students who are alleged to have breached the Student Management Policy have the right to:
 know the allegations related to a specific matter and any other information which will be taken into account in
considering the matter
 know the process by which the matter will be considered
 respond to the allegations
 know how to seek a review of the decision made in response to the allegations.
 Students who are alleged to have breached the Student Management Policy have the right to an unbiased decision,
which includes the right to:
 impartiality in an investigation and decision-making
 an absence of bias by a decision-maker.
Whole College Rules
The College Rules are to be followed by students in both Primary and Secondary. All College rules could be prefaced by the
general rule of ‘Common Sense’.
 Work hard and learn to the best of your ability
 Respect others and their property
 Be in the right place at the right time doing the right thing
 Behave sensibly and safely
 Be a great ambassador of the College at all times.
Procedures
 Mount Annan Christian College is committed to ensuring that the College Student Management Policy and Procedures are
made available to students and parents/guardians through a mail out (or email) of the policy at the beginning of each
academic year.
 Details of an alleged student breach (specific matter or incident) of the policy are communicated to parents through a diary
entry, phone call, Detention Notification, or Suspension Letter and/or parent interview.
 In some circumstances different staff may be asked carry out the investigation and decision-making stages, as directed by
the Head of Primary or Secondary, Deputy Principal or Principal.
 Parents are entitled to contact the College to clarify the details of any disciplinary incident that involves their child.
 In serious alleged student breaches of the policy, such as matters that may involve a suspension or expulsion, a support
person (parent/guardian) may attend formal interviews and the key points will be recorded in writing.
Suspension and Expulsion
Serious breaches of behaviour will result in an immediate referral of a student to the Head of Primary or Head of Secondary
immediately.
Examples of this serious behaviour may include:
 Violence, discrimination, harassment, bullying or intimidation.
 The carrying and/or use of weapons, illegal drugs, alcohol or tobacco
Continued non-compliance or repeated lessor breaches of behaviour within the classroom, playground or non responsiveness to
corrective measures will also be referred to Head of Primary and Secondary.
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In these circumstance the Deputy Principal, Principal or his delegate will be consulted and they may initiate a suspension or
expulsion.
The College may issue the following types of Suspension, depending on the guidelines relating to the severity of the behaviour
demonstrated. These types of suspension are:
In School Suspension is the temporary withdrawal from the classroom and playground. The student works in isolation under the
supervision of the Head of Primary with set work to be provided by the class teacher. Parents/Caregivers of students receiving
this type of Suspension will be notified through an In School Suspension Notification letter as well as a phone call home from the
Head of Primary. This is NOT recorded as a Suspension on the Student Attendance Roll.
Out of School Suspension is the temporary removal of a student from all classes they would normally attend, for a set period of
time. It is served for a major incident or as a result of persistent misbehaviour where the intervention of the College has had no
effect in changing the student’s behaviour. Parents/Caregivers of students receiving this type of Suspension will be notified
through a Suspension Notification letter as well as a phone call home from the Head of Primary/Secondary or Deputy Principal.
During the suspension period, the College will review and plan appropriate support required for the student to accommodate a
successful return to school. The student should complete set work as provided by the school, under the responsibility of
parents/carers. The Suspension will be recorded on the Student Attendance Roll. A suspension resolution meeting may be held
prior to the student returning to school. This resolution meeting will be sought in the best interest of the student and be held
with the Head of Primary/Secondary, Deputy and/or Principal, student and parents/caregivers.
Expulsion
Expulsion is the immediate termination of a student’s enrolment. It may be applied for a major incident or as a result of serious
persistent misbehaviour where the intervention of the College has had no or limited effect in changing the student’s behaviour.
Students who are expelled will be required at attend a meeting with the Principal (with a parent/guardian present) and will
receive an Expulsion Notification Letter from the Principal.
GRIEVANCE PROCEDURES
If a Parent/Carer or student wishes to seek a review of the decision made in response to an allegation, this grievance procedure
should be undertaken.
1. In the event that a student has been through the Discipline Procedures above and does not agree with the process or
outcome of the decision, they may lodge a grievance in writing to the Principal, setting out the nature of the grievance
and grounds in support of the grievance.
2. After giving consideration to the grievance the Principal may do one or more of the following:
i. refer the matter back to the relevant School Executive member or to a nominee, with advice, for
resolution; or
ii. initiate an investigation into the matter; or
iii. seek to resolve the matter directly.
3. Any determination made by the Principal in accordance with Step 2 of these Procedures with regard to the grievance
will be final.
4. By initiating the Grievance procedure the student will be deemed to have agreed that no communication engaged in or
any information granted to the student as part of the grievance procedures will be used for any other purpose.
STRATEGIES FOR PROMOTING POSITIVE BEHAVIOUR
Primary teachers regularly reward and recognise students who follow the rules in a variety of ways through encouragement and
feedback. Each teacher designs and implements a positive consequences system in their classroom and playground, which is
appropriate for the context of students’ developmental stage. Rewards may include:
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 Verbal praise
 Stickers/stamps/prizes
 Tokens/reward spots
 Additional choices within the classroom
 A positive telephone call home to parents/carers etc
 Playground rewards
 Three weekly class Merit Awards are awarded at Friday morning Assemblies
 Three class KLA Awards are awarded at Primary Assemblies twice per term
Much research exists on the powerfulness of students understanding the purpose of what they are learning and what they need
to develop in their behaviour. It has long been understood that if students are aware of what needs to be demonstrated then
they will work tremendously hard towards achieving it.
We operate a level system encompassing a single Bronze, Silver and Gold Award. Each award has criteria that students must
demonstrate in order to achieve a particular level. Teachers will meet with students at least twice per term to discuss progress
made toward the criteria. Students and teachers will set goals for achieving criteria at each of these meetings.
To ensure that the award system is spread across the entire school year the following timeframe has been developed.
Award Terms Given Rewards
Bronze Terms 1, 2, 3 & 4
 Written Award presented in class
 Ice Block
Silver Terms 2, 3 & 4
 Written Award presented at Primary Assembly
 Movie Afternoon
Gold Term 4
 Written Award presented at Primary
Presentation Night
 Gold Celebration Party/Reward Day
Kindergarten – Year 2 Criteria
To achieve each level students must demonstrate the ability to regularly meet the majority of the criteria below. This needs to
be demonstrated to all teachers both in the classroom, playground and all school functions.
Bronze Award
 Often follows class rules
 Listens carefully in class
 Tries to do his/her best work
 Looks after his/her belongings
 Finishes his/her school work on time
 Tries hard to play safely in the classroom and playground
 Is kind and caring to his/her friends
 Takes care of school property
Silver Award
 Regularly follows school rules
 Listens carefully in class and school activities
 Always tries hard to his/her best work
 Always finishes his/her work on time
 Behaves sensibly and safely in the classroom and playground
 Is always kind and caring towards others
 Takes care of his/her belongings and school property
 Wears the school uniform appropriately
Gold Award
 Follows school rules and is an outstanding example for others
 Listens carefully and actively engages in class activities
 Always completes work to the best of his/her ability
 Displays outstanding work habits and attitude
 Completes all class work proudly
 Always behaves sensibly and safely in the classroom and playground
 Demonstrates outstanding citizenship in the school community
 Always takes care of his/her belongings and school property
 Always wears the school uniform in a tidy manner
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Year 3-4 Criteria
Bronze Award
 Regularly follow school rules
 Regularly listens attentively in class and school settings
 Often strives for excellence in learning
 Often demonstrates positive and well organised work habits
 Completes most tasks and demonstrates pride in their work
 Regularly demonstrates the ability to act and play safely
 Often displays a caring attitude to others
 Usually demonstrates responsibility for personal and school property
Silver Award
 Consistently follows School rules
 Listens attentively in all situations
 Continuously strives for excellence in their learning
 Displays positive work habits and attitude
 Completes tasks and demonstrates pride in all their work
 Acts and plays safely constantly and respecting others
 Regularly displays a caring attitude toward others
 Consistently takes responsibility for personal and school property
 Displays excellent behaviour when representing the school
 Consistently wears the school uniform appropriately
Gold Award
 Consistently follows school rules being an outstanding role model for others
 Listens attentively and actively engages in class activities
 Continuously displays excellence in their learning
 Displays outstanding work habits and attitude
 Completes all tasks and demonstrates pride in all their work
 Acts and plays safely demonstrating respect for others
 Demonstrates outstanding citizenship in the school and community
 Always displays responsibility for personal and school property
 Promotes the school through consistent wearing of the school uniform in a tidy manner
Year 5-6 Criteria
Bronze Award
 Regularlyfollow school rules
 Regularlylistens attentivelyinclass and school settings
 Oftendemonstrates well-organisedwork habits
 Completes most tasks and demonstrates pride intheir work
 Usuallydemonstrates responsibilityfor personal and school property
 Demonstrates a Servant-heart toward teachers and peers
 Displays tenacityin coping with situations
 Oftenstrives for excellence in academic learning.
 Regularly demonstrates the ability to act and socialise respectfully
Silver Award
 Consistently follows School rules
 Displays positive work habits and attitude
 Consistently is organised for class with correct books and equipment
 Completes tasks and demonstrates pride in all their work
 Consistently takes responsibility for personal and school property
 Consistently wears the school uniform correctly
 Regularly displays a Servant-heart toward teachers and peers
 Regularly displays tenacity when coping with situations
 Regularly strives for excellence in academic learning.
 Regularly acts and interacts with respect toward others
Gold Award
 Consistently follows school rules being an outstanding role model for others
 Listens attentively and actively engages in class activities
 Displays outstanding work habits and attitude
 Completes all tasks and demonstrates pride in their work-including assessment tasks.
 Demonstrates outstanding citizenship in the school and community – is connected and gets
involved
 Always displays responsibility for personal and school property
 Consistently displays a servant-heart toward teachers and peers
 Consistently demonstrates a tenacious personality.
 Consistently displays excellence in their academic learning-demonstrating a desire to improve
achievement.
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 Consistently acts and interacts with respect toward others
STRATEGIES FOR DEALING WITH UNACCEPTABLE BEHAVIOUR
The disciplinary component of this policy encompasses the following beliefs:
 When a child breaks a rule, no matter how small the breach may be, correction needs to take place.
 Steps in the plan need to be easily reinforced and sequenced from mild to severe punishments.
 Punishment should be enforced without anger.
 Under no circumstances will corporal punishment be used.
 As each child is an individual - each incident must be treated individually taking into account the circumstances of the
unacceptable behaviour.
Suggested Procedures Within the Classroom
Students are provided with a consistent number of opportunities to change misbehaviour within the classroom. Each classroom
teacher utilises an age appropriate classroom warning/opportunity system designed within the themes and/or needs of their
individual classes. These procedures are recorded in each classroom teachers individual teaching/learning program. It should be
noted that examples of extreme misbehavior and/or violence will be referred immediately to the Head of Primary
1st Warning 2nd Warning Class Timeout
Reflection
Timeout
Head of Primary
Intervention
Deputy Principal
Intervention
State the wrong
behaviour, rule that
was broken & what
student should’ve
been doing.
A verbal warning,
specific
expectations and
future
consequences for
continued
behaviour to be
discussed.
Years K-4
Class timeout -1
minute per age.
Teacher counsels
student individually
and assigns
punishment eg loss
of class privileges,
picking up papers
etc
Years K-4
Buddy timeout
(alternate
classroom) 10-
15mins
reflection/thinking
time.
Half Lunch
detention with class
teacher.
Students complete
ReflectionTime
Journal. Send home
for Parents to sign.
3 Reflection
Timeouts will be
referred to Head of
Primary.
Years 5 and 6
RED CARD given.
ReflectionJournal
completed during a
half lunch detention
with class teacher.
Parents notified via
Diary.
3 Red Cards will be
referred to Head of
Primary.
Head of Primary
counsels student
individually
Head of Primary
issues Reflection
Time Detention
and/or suitable
consequences e.g.
loss of privileges
Additional strategies
mayinclude:
 Parent contact
 Communicatio
n Book
developed
 DailyBehaviour
Tracking Sheet
 Exclusionfrom
playground or
excursions
 College
Chaplain
involvement
 In-School
Suspension
Additional
consequences may
be appliedand may
include:
 Parent contact
 Suspension
Warning
 Suspension
 Referral to
Principal
Suggested Procedures Within the Playground
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If rules are broken in the Playground, teachers will determine an appropriate response after an assessment of any incident. The
following opportunities to change misbehavior remain consistent. It should be noted that examples of extreme misbehavior
and/or violence will be referred immediately to the Head of Primary.
1st Warning 2nd Warning
Playground Timeout
Exclusion from
Playground
Head of Primary
Intervention
Deputy Principal
Intervention
State the wrong
behaviour, rule that
was broken & what
student should’ve
been doing
Timeout givenfor 10
minutes on silver seats
or another area as
appropriately
designatedby Duty
Teacher
Student to sit on Silver
Seats until end of
recess or lunch.
Duty Teacher to notify
class teacher and
record misbehaviour
in the students
Discipline record.
When 3 Playground
misbehaviors are recorded
in a week. Head of Primary
will be alerted
Student receives
counselling from Head of
Primary.
Head of Primaryissues
ReflectionTime Detention
and/or suitable
consequences e.g. loss of
privileges
Additional strategies may
include:
 Playground Record
Card
 Exclusionfrom
playground or
excursions
 In School Suspension
Additional
consequences may
be appliedand may
include:
 Parent contact
 Suspension
Warning
 Suspension
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MACC Primary Student Management Levels
K-2
Name:___________________ Class:___________
Bronze Award
To achieve Bronze you must demonstrate the ability to regularly meet most of the criteria below. This needs to be
demonstrated to all teachers both in the classroom and playground. This is awarded in Terms 1 to 4.
Bronze Criteria Review
o Often follows school rules.
o Listens carefully in class.
o Tries to do his/her best work.
o Looks after his/her belongings.
o Finishes his/her school work on time.
o Tries hard to play safely in the classroomand playground.
o Is kind and caringto his/her friends.
o Takes careof school property.
Date Bronze Awarded _____________________
Silver Award
To achieve Silver you must demonstrate the ability to regularly meet most of the criteria below. This needs to be
demonstrated to all teachers both in the classroom, playground and all school functions. This is awarded in Terms 2 to 4.
Silver Criteria Review
o Regularly follows school rules.
o Listens carefully in classand school activities.
o Always tries hard to his/her best work.
o Always finishes his/her work on time.
o Behaves sensibly and safely in the classroomand playground.
o Is always kind and caringtowards others.
o Takes careof his/her belongings and school property.
o Consistently wears the school uniformappropriately.
Date Silver Awarded _____________________
Gold Award
To achieve Gold you must demonstrate the ability to regularly meet most of the criteria below. This needs to be
demonstrated to all teachers both in the classroom, playground and all school functions. This is awarded in Term 4.
Gold Criteria Review
o Follows school rules and isan outstandingexamplefor others.
o Listens carefully and actively engages in class activities.
o Always completes work to the best of his/her ability.
o Displaysoutstandingwork habits and attitude.
o Completes all classwork proudly.
o Always behaves sensibly and safely in theclassroomand playground.
o Demonstrates outstandingcitizenship in theschool and community.
o Always takes careof his/her belongings and school property.
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o Always wears the school uniformin a tidy manner.
Date Gold Awarded _____________________
MACC Primary Student Management Levels
Year 3 & 4
Name:______________________ Class:___________
Bronze Award
To achieve Bronze youmustdemonstrate the ability toregularlymeet most ofthe criteria below. This needs to be demonstratedto all teachers both in the
classroom and playground. This is awardedin Terms 1 to4.
Bronze Criteria Review
o Regularly followschool rules.
o Regularly listens attentively in classand school settings.
o Often strives for excellence in learning.
o Often demonstrates positiveand well organised work habits.
o Completes most tasks and demonstrates pride in their work.
o Regularly demonstrates the ability to actand play safely.
o Often displaysa caringattitudeto others.
o Usually demonstrates responsibility for personal and school property.
Date Bronze Awarded _____________________
Silver Award
To achieve Silver you must demonstrate the abilityto regularly meet most of the criteria below. This needs to be demonstrated to all teachers
both in the classroom, playground and all school functions. This is awarded in Terms 2 to 4.
Silver Criteria Review
o Consistently follows School rules.
o Listens attentively in all situations.
o Continuously strives for excellence in their learning.
o Displayspositivework habits and attitude.
o Completes tasks and demonstrates pridein all their work.
o Acts and plays safely constantly and respectingothers.
o Regularly displaysa caringattitudetoward others.
o Consistently takes responsibility for personal and school property.
o Displaysexcellentbehaviour when representing the school.
o Consistently wears the school uniformappropriately.
Date Silver Awarded _____________________
Gold Award
To achieve Gold you must demonstrate the ability to regularly meet most of the criteria below. This needs to be demonstrated to all teachers
both in the classroom, playground and all school functions. This is awarded in Term 4.
Gold Criteria Review
o Consistently follows school rules beingan outstandingrolemodel for
others.
o Listens attentively and actively engages in classactivities.
o Continuously displaysexcellencein their learning.
o Displaysoutstandingwork habits and attitude.
o Completes all tasks and demonstrates pridein all their work.
o Acts and plays safely demonstratingrespect for others.
o Demonstrates outstandingcitizenship in theschool and community.
o Displaysresponsibility for personal and school property.
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o Promotes the school through consistentwearing of the school
uniform in a tidy manner.
Date Gold Awarded ___________________
MACC Primary Student Management Levels
Year 5&6
Name:______________________ Class:___________
Bronze Award
To achieve Bronze youmustdemonstrate the ability to regularlymeet most ofthe criteria below. This needs to be demonstratedto all teachers both in the
classroom and playground. This is awardedin Terms 1 to4.
Bronze Criteria Review
o Regularly follow school rules
o Regularly listens attentively in class and school settings
o Often demonstrates well-organised work habits
o Completes most tasks and demonstrates pride in their work
o Usually demonstrates responsibility for personal and school property
o Demonstrates a Servant-heart toward teachers and peers
o Displays tenacity in coping with situations
o Often strives for excellence in academic learning.
o Regularly demonstrates the ability to act and socialise respectfully
Date Bronze Awarded _____________________
Silver Award
To achieve Silver you must demonstrate the abilityto regularly meet most of the criteria below. This needs to be demonstrated to all teachers
both in the classroom, playground and all school functions. This is awarded in Terms 2 to 4.
Silver Criteria Review
o Consistently follows School rules
o Displays positive work habits and attitude
o Consistently is organised for class with correct books and equipment
o Completes tasks and demonstrates pride in all their work
o Consistently takes responsibility for personal and school property
o Consistently wears the school uniform correctly
o Regularly displays a Servant-heart toward teachers and peers
o Regularly displays tenacity when coping with situations
o Regularly strives for excellence in academic learning.
o Regularly acts and interacts with respect toward others
Date Silver Awarded _____________________
Gold Award
To achieve Gold you must demonstrate the ability to regularly meet most of the criteria below. This needs to be demonstrated to all teachers
both in the classroom, playground and all school functions. This is awarded in Term 4.
Gold Criteria Review
o Consistently follows school rules being an outstanding role model for others
o Listens attentively and actively engages in class activities
o Displays outstanding work habits and attitude
o Completes all tasks and demonstrates pride in their work-including assessment
tasks.
o Demonstrates outstanding citizenship in the school and community – is
connected and gets involved
o Always displays responsibility for personal and school property
o Consistently displays a servant-heart toward teachers and peers
o Consistently demonstrates a tenacious personality.
o Consistently displays excellence in their academic learning-demonstrating a
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desire to improve achievement.
o Consistently acts andinteracts with respect toward others
Date Gold Awarded ___________________
REFLECTION JOURNAL – Years 1-4
My name is________________________________________ Date ________________
I broke the following school rule(s)
Be kind Be safe Be a learner Be respectful Be in the right place
Dear Parent/Carer,
Today your child had a reflection time out for ________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________
Teacher
PARENT/CARER ACKNOWLEGEMENT
I have received the Reflection Journal informing me of my child’s timeout at school today. I have
discussed the schools rules/expectations with my child.
Parent Signature ___________________________________ Date____________________
What I could do next time (draw or write):What I did (draw or write):
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REFLECTION JOURNAL – Years 5-6
My name is________________________________________ Date ________________
I broke the following school rule(s)
Be kind Be safe Be a learner Be respectful Be in the right place
What did you do?
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What will youdonexttime?
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Signed:______________________________ Signed:_________________________________
Student Teacher
RED CARD SLIPS – Years 5&6
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Date: _______________ Given by:__________________________________
Student’sName:___________________________________ Class:_______
 Uniform  Equipment  Homework
 Punctuality  Behaviour  Courtesy
Other Details: __________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________
 Diary Entry
Action Taken:___________________________________________________
Teacher Signature:____________________________
Diary notemust besigned by parents within3 days ofissue.
Mount Annan Christian College –Red Card Slip
Date: _______________ Given by:__________________________________
Student’sName:___________________________________ Class:_______
 Uniform  Equipment  Homework
 Punctuality  Behaviour  Courtesy
Other Details: __________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________
 Diary Entry
Action Taken:___________________________________________________
Teacher Signature:____________________________
Diary notemust besigned by parents within3 days ofissue.
Mount Annan Christian College –Red Card Slip
Date: _______________ Given by:__________________________________
Student’sName:___________________________________ Class:_______
 Uniform  Equipment  Homework
 Punctuality  Behaviour  Courtesy
Other Details: __________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________
 Diary Entry
Action Taken:___________________________________________________
Teacher Signature:____________________________
Diary notemust besigned by parents within3 days ofissue.
Mount Annan Christian College –Red Card Slip
Date: _______________ Given by:__________________________________
Student’sName:___________________________________ Class:_______
 Uniform  Equipment  Homework
 Punctuality  Behaviour  Courtesy
Other Details: __________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________
 Diary Entry
Action Taken:___________________________________________________
Teacher Signature:____________________________
Diary notemust besigned by parents within 3 days ofissue.
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Behaviour Monitoring Record
Student: ________________________________ Class:_______________
Morning Session
Good Choices made
Inappropriate choices made:
Teacher:
Middle Session
Good Choices made:
Inappropriate choices made:
Teacher:
Afternoon Session
Good Choices made:
Inappropriate choices made:
Teacher:
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  • 1. Mount Annan Christian College Primary Student Management Policy _____________________________________________________________________________________________ - 1 - Reviewed January 2015 Providing a Christ centred learning environment that empowers each individual to live a life of purpose. Student Management Policy Primary
  • 2. Mount Annan Christian College Primary Student Management Policy _____________________________________________________________________________________________ - 2 - As a Christ-centered learning environment, Mount Annan Christian College is committed in providing a safe and supportive environment where the welfare of its students is integral to its existence. We believe that all students should be able to learn and develop in a safe and secure Godly environment. We value the importance of student safety and well being as essential pre requisites for effective learning. This policy aims to support students in becoming self directed and responsible. We desire to see our students trained in the ways of God so that when they are older they will not depart from them (Proverbs 22:6). A strong emphasis is p laced on positive, proactive whole school practices that promote a partnership between the College and families based on shared responsibility and mutual respect. Safe Environment A safe environment for students is one where the risk of harm is minimised and students feel secure. Harm refers to violence, physical threats, verbal abuse, threatening gestures, sexual harassment and racial vilification. Supportive Environment A supportive environment fosters the social, academic, physical and emotional development of students. A supportive environment can be described as one in which:  Students are treated with respect and fairness by teachers, other staff and other students  Members of the school community feel valued  Effective teaching and learning takes place  Positive support and encouragement are provided by members of staff and students  Non-discriminatory language and behavioural practices are defined, modelled and reinforced by members of the school community  Consultation takes place on matters relating to students’ education and welfare. Student Welfare Student welfare encompasses the mental, physical and emotional wellbeing of the student. Student welfare policies and programs are essential for developing a sense of self-worth and fostering personal development. Student welfare could include:  Programs that the school provides to meet the personal, social and learning needs of the students  Effective discipline early intervention programs for students at risk  Student, family and community support networks  Opportunities that the school provides for students to enjoy success and recognition  Make a useful contribution to the life of the school  Derive enjoyment from their learning Corporal Punishment  In meeting the requirements of the Education reform (School Discipline) Act 1995, corporal punishment is expressly prohibited at Mount Annan Christian College.  Mount Annan Christian College does not explicitly or implicitly sanction the administering of corporal punishment by non-school persons, including parents to enforce discipline at school. Procedural Fairness
  • 3. Mount Annan Christian College Primary Student Management Policy _____________________________________________________________________________________________ - 3 -  The Mount Annan Christian College Student Management Policy and Procedures are governed by principles of procedural fairness. Procedural fairness is a basic right of all when dealing with authorities. Students who are alleged to have breached the Student Management Policy have the right to:  know the allegations related to a specific matter and any other information which will be taken into account in considering the matter  know the process by which the matter will be considered  respond to the allegations  know how to seek a review of the decision made in response to the allegations.  Students who are alleged to have breached the Student Management Policy have the right to an unbiased decision, which includes the right to:  impartiality in an investigation and decision-making  an absence of bias by a decision-maker. Whole College Rules The College Rules are to be followed by students in both Primary and Secondary. All College rules could be prefaced by the general rule of ‘Common Sense’.  Work hard and learn to the best of your ability  Respect others and their property  Be in the right place at the right time doing the right thing  Behave sensibly and safely  Be a great ambassador of the College at all times. Procedures  Mount Annan Christian College is committed to ensuring that the College Student Management Policy and Procedures are made available to students and parents/guardians through a mail out (or email) of the policy at the beginning of each academic year.  Details of an alleged student breach (specific matter or incident) of the policy are communicated to parents through a diary entry, phone call, Detention Notification, or Suspension Letter and/or parent interview.  In some circumstances different staff may be asked carry out the investigation and decision-making stages, as directed by the Head of Primary or Secondary, Deputy Principal or Principal.  Parents are entitled to contact the College to clarify the details of any disciplinary incident that involves their child.  In serious alleged student breaches of the policy, such as matters that may involve a suspension or expulsion, a support person (parent/guardian) may attend formal interviews and the key points will be recorded in writing. Suspension and Expulsion Serious breaches of behaviour will result in an immediate referral of a student to the Head of Primary or Head of Secondary immediately. Examples of this serious behaviour may include:  Violence, discrimination, harassment, bullying or intimidation.  The carrying and/or use of weapons, illegal drugs, alcohol or tobacco Continued non-compliance or repeated lessor breaches of behaviour within the classroom, playground or non responsiveness to corrective measures will also be referred to Head of Primary and Secondary.
  • 4. Mount Annan Christian College Primary Student Management Policy _____________________________________________________________________________________________ - 4 - In these circumstance the Deputy Principal, Principal or his delegate will be consulted and they may initiate a suspension or expulsion. The College may issue the following types of Suspension, depending on the guidelines relating to the severity of the behaviour demonstrated. These types of suspension are: In School Suspension is the temporary withdrawal from the classroom and playground. The student works in isolation under the supervision of the Head of Primary with set work to be provided by the class teacher. Parents/Caregivers of students receiving this type of Suspension will be notified through an In School Suspension Notification letter as well as a phone call home from the Head of Primary. This is NOT recorded as a Suspension on the Student Attendance Roll. Out of School Suspension is the temporary removal of a student from all classes they would normally attend, for a set period of time. It is served for a major incident or as a result of persistent misbehaviour where the intervention of the College has had no effect in changing the student’s behaviour. Parents/Caregivers of students receiving this type of Suspension will be notified through a Suspension Notification letter as well as a phone call home from the Head of Primary/Secondary or Deputy Principal. During the suspension period, the College will review and plan appropriate support required for the student to accommodate a successful return to school. The student should complete set work as provided by the school, under the responsibility of parents/carers. The Suspension will be recorded on the Student Attendance Roll. A suspension resolution meeting may be held prior to the student returning to school. This resolution meeting will be sought in the best interest of the student and be held with the Head of Primary/Secondary, Deputy and/or Principal, student and parents/caregivers. Expulsion Expulsion is the immediate termination of a student’s enrolment. It may be applied for a major incident or as a result of serious persistent misbehaviour where the intervention of the College has had no or limited effect in changing the student’s behaviour. Students who are expelled will be required at attend a meeting with the Principal (with a parent/guardian present) and will receive an Expulsion Notification Letter from the Principal. GRIEVANCE PROCEDURES If a Parent/Carer or student wishes to seek a review of the decision made in response to an allegation, this grievance procedure should be undertaken. 1. In the event that a student has been through the Discipline Procedures above and does not agree with the process or outcome of the decision, they may lodge a grievance in writing to the Principal, setting out the nature of the grievance and grounds in support of the grievance. 2. After giving consideration to the grievance the Principal may do one or more of the following: i. refer the matter back to the relevant School Executive member or to a nominee, with advice, for resolution; or ii. initiate an investigation into the matter; or iii. seek to resolve the matter directly. 3. Any determination made by the Principal in accordance with Step 2 of these Procedures with regard to the grievance will be final. 4. By initiating the Grievance procedure the student will be deemed to have agreed that no communication engaged in or any information granted to the student as part of the grievance procedures will be used for any other purpose. STRATEGIES FOR PROMOTING POSITIVE BEHAVIOUR Primary teachers regularly reward and recognise students who follow the rules in a variety of ways through encouragement and feedback. Each teacher designs and implements a positive consequences system in their classroom and playground, which is appropriate for the context of students’ developmental stage. Rewards may include:
  • 5. Mount Annan Christian College Primary Student Management Policy _____________________________________________________________________________________________ - 5 -  Verbal praise  Stickers/stamps/prizes  Tokens/reward spots  Additional choices within the classroom  A positive telephone call home to parents/carers etc  Playground rewards  Three weekly class Merit Awards are awarded at Friday morning Assemblies  Three class KLA Awards are awarded at Primary Assemblies twice per term Much research exists on the powerfulness of students understanding the purpose of what they are learning and what they need to develop in their behaviour. It has long been understood that if students are aware of what needs to be demonstrated then they will work tremendously hard towards achieving it. We operate a level system encompassing a single Bronze, Silver and Gold Award. Each award has criteria that students must demonstrate in order to achieve a particular level. Teachers will meet with students at least twice per term to discuss progress made toward the criteria. Students and teachers will set goals for achieving criteria at each of these meetings. To ensure that the award system is spread across the entire school year the following timeframe has been developed. Award Terms Given Rewards Bronze Terms 1, 2, 3 & 4  Written Award presented in class  Ice Block Silver Terms 2, 3 & 4  Written Award presented at Primary Assembly  Movie Afternoon Gold Term 4  Written Award presented at Primary Presentation Night  Gold Celebration Party/Reward Day Kindergarten – Year 2 Criteria To achieve each level students must demonstrate the ability to regularly meet the majority of the criteria below. This needs to be demonstrated to all teachers both in the classroom, playground and all school functions. Bronze Award  Often follows class rules  Listens carefully in class  Tries to do his/her best work  Looks after his/her belongings  Finishes his/her school work on time  Tries hard to play safely in the classroom and playground  Is kind and caring to his/her friends  Takes care of school property Silver Award  Regularly follows school rules  Listens carefully in class and school activities  Always tries hard to his/her best work  Always finishes his/her work on time  Behaves sensibly and safely in the classroom and playground  Is always kind and caring towards others  Takes care of his/her belongings and school property  Wears the school uniform appropriately Gold Award  Follows school rules and is an outstanding example for others  Listens carefully and actively engages in class activities  Always completes work to the best of his/her ability  Displays outstanding work habits and attitude  Completes all class work proudly  Always behaves sensibly and safely in the classroom and playground  Demonstrates outstanding citizenship in the school community  Always takes care of his/her belongings and school property  Always wears the school uniform in a tidy manner
  • 6. Mount Annan Christian College Primary Student Management Policy _____________________________________________________________________________________________ - 6 - Year 3-4 Criteria Bronze Award  Regularly follow school rules  Regularly listens attentively in class and school settings  Often strives for excellence in learning  Often demonstrates positive and well organised work habits  Completes most tasks and demonstrates pride in their work  Regularly demonstrates the ability to act and play safely  Often displays a caring attitude to others  Usually demonstrates responsibility for personal and school property Silver Award  Consistently follows School rules  Listens attentively in all situations  Continuously strives for excellence in their learning  Displays positive work habits and attitude  Completes tasks and demonstrates pride in all their work  Acts and plays safely constantly and respecting others  Regularly displays a caring attitude toward others  Consistently takes responsibility for personal and school property  Displays excellent behaviour when representing the school  Consistently wears the school uniform appropriately Gold Award  Consistently follows school rules being an outstanding role model for others  Listens attentively and actively engages in class activities  Continuously displays excellence in their learning  Displays outstanding work habits and attitude  Completes all tasks and demonstrates pride in all their work  Acts and plays safely demonstrating respect for others  Demonstrates outstanding citizenship in the school and community  Always displays responsibility for personal and school property  Promotes the school through consistent wearing of the school uniform in a tidy manner Year 5-6 Criteria Bronze Award  Regularlyfollow school rules  Regularlylistens attentivelyinclass and school settings  Oftendemonstrates well-organisedwork habits  Completes most tasks and demonstrates pride intheir work  Usuallydemonstrates responsibilityfor personal and school property  Demonstrates a Servant-heart toward teachers and peers  Displays tenacityin coping with situations  Oftenstrives for excellence in academic learning.  Regularly demonstrates the ability to act and socialise respectfully Silver Award  Consistently follows School rules  Displays positive work habits and attitude  Consistently is organised for class with correct books and equipment  Completes tasks and demonstrates pride in all their work  Consistently takes responsibility for personal and school property  Consistently wears the school uniform correctly  Regularly displays a Servant-heart toward teachers and peers  Regularly displays tenacity when coping with situations  Regularly strives for excellence in academic learning.  Regularly acts and interacts with respect toward others Gold Award  Consistently follows school rules being an outstanding role model for others  Listens attentively and actively engages in class activities  Displays outstanding work habits and attitude  Completes all tasks and demonstrates pride in their work-including assessment tasks.  Demonstrates outstanding citizenship in the school and community – is connected and gets involved  Always displays responsibility for personal and school property  Consistently displays a servant-heart toward teachers and peers  Consistently demonstrates a tenacious personality.  Consistently displays excellence in their academic learning-demonstrating a desire to improve achievement.
  • 7. Mount Annan Christian College Primary Student Management Policy _____________________________________________________________________________________________ - 7 -  Consistently acts and interacts with respect toward others STRATEGIES FOR DEALING WITH UNACCEPTABLE BEHAVIOUR The disciplinary component of this policy encompasses the following beliefs:  When a child breaks a rule, no matter how small the breach may be, correction needs to take place.  Steps in the plan need to be easily reinforced and sequenced from mild to severe punishments.  Punishment should be enforced without anger.  Under no circumstances will corporal punishment be used.  As each child is an individual - each incident must be treated individually taking into account the circumstances of the unacceptable behaviour. Suggested Procedures Within the Classroom Students are provided with a consistent number of opportunities to change misbehaviour within the classroom. Each classroom teacher utilises an age appropriate classroom warning/opportunity system designed within the themes and/or needs of their individual classes. These procedures are recorded in each classroom teachers individual teaching/learning program. It should be noted that examples of extreme misbehavior and/or violence will be referred immediately to the Head of Primary 1st Warning 2nd Warning Class Timeout Reflection Timeout Head of Primary Intervention Deputy Principal Intervention State the wrong behaviour, rule that was broken & what student should’ve been doing. A verbal warning, specific expectations and future consequences for continued behaviour to be discussed. Years K-4 Class timeout -1 minute per age. Teacher counsels student individually and assigns punishment eg loss of class privileges, picking up papers etc Years K-4 Buddy timeout (alternate classroom) 10- 15mins reflection/thinking time. Half Lunch detention with class teacher. Students complete ReflectionTime Journal. Send home for Parents to sign. 3 Reflection Timeouts will be referred to Head of Primary. Years 5 and 6 RED CARD given. ReflectionJournal completed during a half lunch detention with class teacher. Parents notified via Diary. 3 Red Cards will be referred to Head of Primary. Head of Primary counsels student individually Head of Primary issues Reflection Time Detention and/or suitable consequences e.g. loss of privileges Additional strategies mayinclude:  Parent contact  Communicatio n Book developed  DailyBehaviour Tracking Sheet  Exclusionfrom playground or excursions  College Chaplain involvement  In-School Suspension Additional consequences may be appliedand may include:  Parent contact  Suspension Warning  Suspension  Referral to Principal Suggested Procedures Within the Playground
  • 8. Mount Annan Christian College Primary Student Management Policy _____________________________________________________________________________________________ - 8 - If rules are broken in the Playground, teachers will determine an appropriate response after an assessment of any incident. The following opportunities to change misbehavior remain consistent. It should be noted that examples of extreme misbehavior and/or violence will be referred immediately to the Head of Primary. 1st Warning 2nd Warning Playground Timeout Exclusion from Playground Head of Primary Intervention Deputy Principal Intervention State the wrong behaviour, rule that was broken & what student should’ve been doing Timeout givenfor 10 minutes on silver seats or another area as appropriately designatedby Duty Teacher Student to sit on Silver Seats until end of recess or lunch. Duty Teacher to notify class teacher and record misbehaviour in the students Discipline record. When 3 Playground misbehaviors are recorded in a week. Head of Primary will be alerted Student receives counselling from Head of Primary. Head of Primaryissues ReflectionTime Detention and/or suitable consequences e.g. loss of privileges Additional strategies may include:  Playground Record Card  Exclusionfrom playground or excursions  In School Suspension Additional consequences may be appliedand may include:  Parent contact  Suspension Warning  Suspension
  • 9. Mount Annan Christian College Primary Student Management Policy _____________________________________________________________________________________________ - 9 - MACC Primary Student Management Levels K-2 Name:___________________ Class:___________ Bronze Award To achieve Bronze you must demonstrate the ability to regularly meet most of the criteria below. This needs to be demonstrated to all teachers both in the classroom and playground. This is awarded in Terms 1 to 4. Bronze Criteria Review o Often follows school rules. o Listens carefully in class. o Tries to do his/her best work. o Looks after his/her belongings. o Finishes his/her school work on time. o Tries hard to play safely in the classroomand playground. o Is kind and caringto his/her friends. o Takes careof school property. Date Bronze Awarded _____________________ Silver Award To achieve Silver you must demonstrate the ability to regularly meet most of the criteria below. This needs to be demonstrated to all teachers both in the classroom, playground and all school functions. This is awarded in Terms 2 to 4. Silver Criteria Review o Regularly follows school rules. o Listens carefully in classand school activities. o Always tries hard to his/her best work. o Always finishes his/her work on time. o Behaves sensibly and safely in the classroomand playground. o Is always kind and caringtowards others. o Takes careof his/her belongings and school property. o Consistently wears the school uniformappropriately. Date Silver Awarded _____________________ Gold Award To achieve Gold you must demonstrate the ability to regularly meet most of the criteria below. This needs to be demonstrated to all teachers both in the classroom, playground and all school functions. This is awarded in Term 4. Gold Criteria Review o Follows school rules and isan outstandingexamplefor others. o Listens carefully and actively engages in class activities. o Always completes work to the best of his/her ability. o Displaysoutstandingwork habits and attitude. o Completes all classwork proudly. o Always behaves sensibly and safely in theclassroomand playground. o Demonstrates outstandingcitizenship in theschool and community. o Always takes careof his/her belongings and school property.
  • 10. Mount Annan Christian College Primary Student Management Policy _____________________________________________________________________________________________ - 10 - o Always wears the school uniformin a tidy manner. Date Gold Awarded _____________________ MACC Primary Student Management Levels Year 3 & 4 Name:______________________ Class:___________ Bronze Award To achieve Bronze youmustdemonstrate the ability toregularlymeet most ofthe criteria below. This needs to be demonstratedto all teachers both in the classroom and playground. This is awardedin Terms 1 to4. Bronze Criteria Review o Regularly followschool rules. o Regularly listens attentively in classand school settings. o Often strives for excellence in learning. o Often demonstrates positiveand well organised work habits. o Completes most tasks and demonstrates pride in their work. o Regularly demonstrates the ability to actand play safely. o Often displaysa caringattitudeto others. o Usually demonstrates responsibility for personal and school property. Date Bronze Awarded _____________________ Silver Award To achieve Silver you must demonstrate the abilityto regularly meet most of the criteria below. This needs to be demonstrated to all teachers both in the classroom, playground and all school functions. This is awarded in Terms 2 to 4. Silver Criteria Review o Consistently follows School rules. o Listens attentively in all situations. o Continuously strives for excellence in their learning. o Displayspositivework habits and attitude. o Completes tasks and demonstrates pridein all their work. o Acts and plays safely constantly and respectingothers. o Regularly displaysa caringattitudetoward others. o Consistently takes responsibility for personal and school property. o Displaysexcellentbehaviour when representing the school. o Consistently wears the school uniformappropriately. Date Silver Awarded _____________________ Gold Award To achieve Gold you must demonstrate the ability to regularly meet most of the criteria below. This needs to be demonstrated to all teachers both in the classroom, playground and all school functions. This is awarded in Term 4. Gold Criteria Review o Consistently follows school rules beingan outstandingrolemodel for others. o Listens attentively and actively engages in classactivities. o Continuously displaysexcellencein their learning. o Displaysoutstandingwork habits and attitude. o Completes all tasks and demonstrates pridein all their work. o Acts and plays safely demonstratingrespect for others. o Demonstrates outstandingcitizenship in theschool and community. o Displaysresponsibility for personal and school property.
  • 11. Mount Annan Christian College Primary Student Management Policy _____________________________________________________________________________________________ - 11 - o Promotes the school through consistentwearing of the school uniform in a tidy manner. Date Gold Awarded ___________________ MACC Primary Student Management Levels Year 5&6 Name:______________________ Class:___________ Bronze Award To achieve Bronze youmustdemonstrate the ability to regularlymeet most ofthe criteria below. This needs to be demonstratedto all teachers both in the classroom and playground. This is awardedin Terms 1 to4. Bronze Criteria Review o Regularly follow school rules o Regularly listens attentively in class and school settings o Often demonstrates well-organised work habits o Completes most tasks and demonstrates pride in their work o Usually demonstrates responsibility for personal and school property o Demonstrates a Servant-heart toward teachers and peers o Displays tenacity in coping with situations o Often strives for excellence in academic learning. o Regularly demonstrates the ability to act and socialise respectfully Date Bronze Awarded _____________________ Silver Award To achieve Silver you must demonstrate the abilityto regularly meet most of the criteria below. This needs to be demonstrated to all teachers both in the classroom, playground and all school functions. This is awarded in Terms 2 to 4. Silver Criteria Review o Consistently follows School rules o Displays positive work habits and attitude o Consistently is organised for class with correct books and equipment o Completes tasks and demonstrates pride in all their work o Consistently takes responsibility for personal and school property o Consistently wears the school uniform correctly o Regularly displays a Servant-heart toward teachers and peers o Regularly displays tenacity when coping with situations o Regularly strives for excellence in academic learning. o Regularly acts and interacts with respect toward others Date Silver Awarded _____________________ Gold Award To achieve Gold you must demonstrate the ability to regularly meet most of the criteria below. This needs to be demonstrated to all teachers both in the classroom, playground and all school functions. This is awarded in Term 4. Gold Criteria Review o Consistently follows school rules being an outstanding role model for others o Listens attentively and actively engages in class activities o Displays outstanding work habits and attitude o Completes all tasks and demonstrates pride in their work-including assessment tasks. o Demonstrates outstanding citizenship in the school and community – is connected and gets involved o Always displays responsibility for personal and school property o Consistently displays a servant-heart toward teachers and peers o Consistently demonstrates a tenacious personality. o Consistently displays excellence in their academic learning-demonstrating a
  • 12. Mount Annan Christian College Primary Student Management Policy _____________________________________________________________________________________________ - 12 - desire to improve achievement. o Consistently acts andinteracts with respect toward others Date Gold Awarded ___________________ REFLECTION JOURNAL – Years 1-4 My name is________________________________________ Date ________________ I broke the following school rule(s) Be kind Be safe Be a learner Be respectful Be in the right place Dear Parent/Carer, Today your child had a reflection time out for ________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________ Teacher PARENT/CARER ACKNOWLEGEMENT I have received the Reflection Journal informing me of my child’s timeout at school today. I have discussed the schools rules/expectations with my child. Parent Signature ___________________________________ Date____________________ What I could do next time (draw or write):What I did (draw or write):
  • 13. Mount Annan Christian College Primary Student Management Policy _____________________________________________________________________________________________ - 13 - REFLECTION JOURNAL – Years 5-6 My name is________________________________________ Date ________________ I broke the following school rule(s) Be kind Be safe Be a learner Be respectful Be in the right place What did you do? ______________________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ____ _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ____ _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ____ _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ___ _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ___ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ What will youdonexttime? _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ___ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ___ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ___ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ___ _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ___ _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ___ _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ___ __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ______ _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ___
  • 14. Mount Annan Christian College Primary Student Management Policy _____________________________________________________________________________________________ - 14 - Signed:______________________________ Signed:_________________________________ Student Teacher RED CARD SLIPS – Years 5&6 Mount Annan Christian College –Red Card Slip Date: _______________ Given by:__________________________________ Student’sName:___________________________________ Class:_______  Uniform  Equipment  Homework  Punctuality  Behaviour  Courtesy Other Details: __________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________  Diary Entry Action Taken:___________________________________________________ Teacher Signature:____________________________ Diary notemust besigned by parents within3 days ofissue. Mount Annan Christian College –Red Card Slip Date: _______________ Given by:__________________________________ Student’sName:___________________________________ Class:_______  Uniform  Equipment  Homework  Punctuality  Behaviour  Courtesy Other Details: __________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________  Diary Entry Action Taken:___________________________________________________ Teacher Signature:____________________________ Diary notemust besigned by parents within3 days ofissue. Mount Annan Christian College –Red Card Slip Date: _______________ Given by:__________________________________ Student’sName:___________________________________ Class:_______  Uniform  Equipment  Homework  Punctuality  Behaviour  Courtesy Other Details: __________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________  Diary Entry Action Taken:___________________________________________________ Teacher Signature:____________________________ Diary notemust besigned by parents within3 days ofissue. Mount Annan Christian College –Red Card Slip Date: _______________ Given by:__________________________________ Student’sName:___________________________________ Class:_______  Uniform  Equipment  Homework  Punctuality  Behaviour  Courtesy Other Details: __________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________  Diary Entry Action Taken:___________________________________________________ Teacher Signature:____________________________ Diary notemust besigned by parents within 3 days ofissue.
  • 15. Mount Annan Christian College Primary Student Management Policy _____________________________________________________________________________________________ - 15 - Behaviour Monitoring Record Student: ________________________________ Class:_______________ Morning Session Good Choices made Inappropriate choices made: Teacher: Middle Session Good Choices made: Inappropriate choices made: Teacher: Afternoon Session Good Choices made: Inappropriate choices made: Teacher:
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