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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18 <strong>The</strong> <strong>Southport</strong> <strong>School</strong> Rogers <strong>Boarding</strong> <strong>Handbook</strong> <strong>2012</strong><br />
Rogers House Discipline Policy<br />
All boys in Rogers House are expected to behave and interact in a well mannered, pleasant and cooperative manner.<br />
<strong>The</strong>y are required to take full responsibility for their actions. Other boys and staff should not have their daily routine<br />
interrupted by unacceptable behaviour. We want Rogers House to have a happy and relaxed atmosphere in which all boys<br />
can go about their business effectively and confidently.<br />
To enable this to occur, the following discipline policy will apply;<br />
Any boy behaving inappropriately will have a relevant comment placed in the Discipline Log by the Master concerned.<br />
He will then serve an afternoon detention between 4pm and5 pm on the next available day. During this time he will be<br />
required to complete a Behaviour Reflection sheet which will be retained on his file. He will also be required to do duties<br />
around the House and/or write out lines.<br />
Three negative comments over a four week period or less will result in a weekly detention involving which involves the<br />
loss of free time between 4pm and 5pm each day from Monday to Thursday.<br />
A second group of three comments in a term will result in a Saturday Detention involving the loss of free time and<br />
exclusion from activities for the whole day.<br />
At this stage the boy will be required to attend a meeting with the Dean of Students to discuss his behaviour.<br />
Occurrences of seriously inappropriate behaviour may lead directly to the Saturday Detention/ Dean of Students stage.<br />
House activities and excursions now require the completion of a Risk Assessment. Boys who have demonstrated that<br />
their behaviour puts them in the category of a ‘risk to effective completion of the activity for the group’ may have to be<br />
excluded until their behaviour improves.<br />
On a more positive note a Matron’s Weekly Award trophy has been introduced to reward responsible behaviour and/or<br />
improved effort.<br />
House Rules<br />
Each day of the week, a Student on Duty (SOD) and his Assistant are responsible for:<br />
• laundry bags sorted and carried downstairs by 7 am<br />
• clean-ups in and outside of House<br />
• common room and TV room to be left spotless<br />
• check ventilation and security – windows open, taps off<br />
• supper to be put in fridge, set up and cleared away<br />
• serving area presentable and hygienic at all times. Washing up in hot, soapy water<br />
• no food, drink or used utensils to be left in the house<br />
• all taps, music and computers are off before final walk around by MOD<br />
• Laundry and pigeon holes are a boy’s daily responsibility<br />
• Depart the House by 7.25 am for sports practices<br />
No Ball Games in the House<br />
• at any time, including weekends<br />
• do not use windows or doorways for ‘ball games’<br />
Boys are to catch the <strong>School</strong> Bus to and from the Prep <strong>School</strong>. No boy is to cross Ferry Road unless accompanied by an<br />
adult or under the direct supervision of the Master on Duty.<br />
You must ALWAYS be in direct view of the Master on Duty (MOD). Boys are not to wander about the grounds. <strong>The</strong>re<br />
are no exceptions!!<br />
Boys are expected to walk about the House not run.