St Gen Prospectus 2012-13.pdf - St Genevieves
St Gen Prospectus 2012-13.pdf - St Genevieves
St Gen Prospectus 2012-13.pdf - St Genevieves
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to encourage excellence in all aspects of school life from behaviour to academic<br />
achievement. Classes also receive marks for behaviour. These marks will be collated<br />
throughout the year and at the end of the school year, with the best behaved class<br />
in each year group getting a special reward or outing.<br />
A customised/tailored system operates to meet the needs and differences in each key<br />
stage.<br />
The system allows a healthy competitive spirit among pupils and classes and helps to<br />
bring good results in behaviour and academic performance.<br />
Competition<br />
On the whole the pupils show great enthusiasm for the system. A healthy competitive<br />
spirit has entered the various classes which can only bring good results in behaviour<br />
and academic performance.<br />
School Council<br />
The school council provides a platform for positive student contribution to school<br />
life. It is headed and run by the Head Girls who liaise with the Principal and<br />
SMT. The council takes its members from the whole spectrum of the student body<br />
with each year having its own representative chosen from a pool of elected class<br />
representatives.<br />
Platform<br />
The council gives the students a platform to express their views, ideas and opinions<br />
and to react positively to the views of others. Each year group identifies ‘an issue’<br />
and works towards improving ‘the issue’ in order to enrich the quality of school life.<br />
The student body is the single greatest resource of any school and the Council aims<br />
to harness the energy and talents of all the pupils.<br />
Prefects<br />
Each class has been assigned a sixth year class prefect. The prefect visits her class on<br />
a regular basis and works with the class to encourage and support them in a variety<br />
of activities.<br />
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