SIXTH FORM STUDENT GUIDE 2018

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Sixth Form Student Guide PE Notes Earrings and watches must be removed Notes must be provided if pupils are to be excused from lessons. Serious medical conditions or injuries are the only acceptable reasons for non-participation PE staff must be notified if there is any medical condition which could affect a pupil’s participation A locker is available for each student in the sixth form centre. Bags should be stored in bag racks when possible. They may be left neatly in registration rooms. Bags left unnecessarily around school will be confiscated and the owners punished. Wherever possible, personal belongings should be stored in lockers. Behaviour As the oldest pupils in Stafford Grammar, you set the example for the rest of the school, so make sure you both appear and behave accordingly, both on and off school grounds. You are a walking talking advertisement for SGS; thus any foul language will not be tolerated, and smoking or drinking alcohol during the lunch hour could lead to immediate suspension or worse. You have been warned! In dealing with the younger pupils, be firm with the unruly ones if needs must, but always be fair, and look out for who may need your help, support, or just a friendly word. Your responsibilities may also stretch to showing visitors and prospective pupils around Stafford Grammar – but if you see anyone at all from outside the school, make sure you welcome and guide them to where they need to be. This may sound like the usual lectures dished out by your elders, but these are maximum Brownie-point scoring opportunities, and if you act with trustworthiness and maturity, staff will treat you with respect. 8
Sixth Form Student Guide Sixth Form Games PE lessons are compulsory for all Sixth Form students and take place from 2.35pm to 3.50pm on Wednesday afternoons. Different options are available in each term: Fixtures against various schools take place mainly on Wednesdays with occasional Saturday fixtures. If selected, you are expected to play. Colours and Half Colours are awarded to students who show commitment to training and matches, above average performance and representational honours. You will be required to wear correct school kit, remove jewellery and arrive promptly for lessons. If you are unable to take part for any reason, you must provide a letter in advance for the Head of Sixth Form. There is an opportunity for you to assist with coaching younger pupils and teams at lunchtime and after school practices. In some areas this could lead you to coaching or umpiring qualifications. Help Never be afraid to ask for help. Whether your concern is a problem with your A level subject or not enough time to do all the things you have promised to do, share your worries as they will not go away unless you act. Speak to your tutors or your subject teachers. You can always speak to one of our School Nurses too. 9
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