RRogers Boarding Handbook 2012 - The Southport School
RRogers Boarding Handbook 2012 - The Southport School
RRogers Boarding Handbook 2012 - The Southport School
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<strong>The</strong> <strong>Southport</strong> <strong>School</strong> Rogers <strong>Boarding</strong> <strong>Handbook</strong> <strong>2012</strong> 9<br />
Sunday<br />
7.30 - 8am Rise, showers, bed, dorm<br />
8.30 - 9.30am Breakfast<br />
9 - 11.30am Surf Leave (Main Beach) Terms One and Four or house activities<br />
1 - 1.30pm Lunch<br />
1.30 - 5.30pm House based activities, free time. Shopping leave if not taken on Saturday – together as a House<br />
5.30pm<br />
Showers<br />
6 - 6.30pm Dinner<br />
6.30 - 7.45pm Free time<br />
7pm<br />
7.45pm<br />
8.10pm<br />
8.30pm<br />
9pm<br />
Friendship<br />
Boarders must return from leave by this time<br />
House meeting<br />
Supper<br />
Bed<br />
‘Bed check’ & lock up<br />
To have a friend, you must be a friend. We take care of each other, especially when one of us is feeling ‘alone’. At Prep<br />
we expect every boy to feel happy about his day – safe and secure.<br />
As our Staff Mission statement declares;<br />
‘Nurturing happiness at work and play’<br />
This is the basic right and responsibility of each boy within our school and even more so within the boarding<br />
community.<br />
Demeanour – Manners<br />
We deliberately care about ourselves and about each other.<br />
‘Drop’ what you are doing to help or advise another boy, family or visitor to the House. If giving directions, escort when<br />
appropriate. Don’t treat such requests as an inconvenience – be a help!<br />
Use proper names when addressing each other. To adults, ‘Ma’am’ or ‘Sir’ if Mr or Mrs…… is not known.<br />
When you are addressing other boys in the House use their correct name or one you know they are comfortable with.<br />
Each boy will have daily duties to perform for himself and for the House, make sure you do your fair share.<br />
Table manners are essential – for example, using utensils properly, finish chewing before speaking, speaking quietly and<br />
with respect for fellow diners.<br />
Every persons view is valuable even if it is not the same as yours.