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Student Handbook 2021-22

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It is your responsibility to know the routine thoroughly. You must meet at

the designated assembly point (Brighton: on the pavement by Domestic &

General offices. Bexhill: the corner of Wilton Road and Endwell Road -

towards Bexhill station). Wait at the Assembly point until you are given

further instructions. Do not re-enter any buildings unless instructed to do so

by a member of staff. Please remember:

Do not stop to pick up your coat or bag.

Do not smoke whilst the fire alarm is sounding.

Stay with your class and your tutor at all times.

Once you have been told to re-enter the building please do so

immediately, it is not a break time

Student Disciplinary Processes

To ensure all students Stay Safe, are Ready and show Respect to all at Dv8, a

four-stage Student Contract is used to help support students who are

experiencing difficulties in various areas of their education including

attendance and punctuality. Each stage of the contract will be a mutual

process agreed between tutor and student so Plan of Action or Support

Plan is agreed and signed and is then reviewed at scheduled dates. More

information on the process can be requested from Student Services or

Centre teams.

Student Behaviour and Consequences Process

C1: This should be considered as a formal verbal warning that is beyond a

minor, everyday telling off. This could be the consequence of such behaviour

as: flatly refusing to follow an instruction, acting in a way which causes a

negative impact or disruption to learning or college life, or causing offence

with inappropriate language or actions.

C2: This can be as a result of an accumulation of C1’s, or as the immediate

result of more serious bad behaviour towards, or witnessed by, the

classroom teacher, or other members of staff. A C2 can be issued for a

variety of reasons, examples include; continuing to not follow teacher

instructions, continuing to disrupt learning, rude or abusive language,

persistent lateness, an incident that is clearly beyond expected behaviour

standards.

C3: These are issued immediately for serious misconduct or dangerous

behaviour, such as being suspected, for any reason, of being under the

influence of drugs and alcohol or violence towards others. Depending on

the severity of the incident relating to the C3 being issued, students could

be suspended or permanently excluded. Any student receiving a C3 must

attend a behaviour meeting with a member of the Senior Teaching Team,

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Student Services team and parent/carer to support improved behaviour and

attitude before they can return.

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