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Dear Prospective Parent:
Thank you for your interest
in St Stithians Boys'
College. The Boys' College
aims at making a difference
in the lives of all its
learners. It strives for
each boy to achieve a sense
of belonging and become the
best person that he can be.
For further information,
please select the Admissions
button above.
CODE OF CONDUCT
CODE OF CONDUCT - BOYS:
The
Saints Honour
Through our actions we
undertake to:
1. Honour God through
faithful service and
dedicated worship; striving
to achieve the fruits of the
Spirit
2. Honour Others by
respecting and valuing all
people
3. Honour Self by striving
to improve oneself through
honesty, moral courage and
self-discipline
CODE OF
CONDUCT - STAFF:
Ethical Code of Conduct as a
St Stithians Educational
Professional.
Show respect for the dignity
and human rights of each
student. Each student has
inherent dignity and the
right to have their dignity
respected and protected.
They must be protected from
maltreatment, neglect, abuse
or any form of degradation.
Staff members may not
discriminate against a
student on the basis of
their gender, race, culture,
religion, language or
cognitive abilities.
CODE OF CONDUCT - PARENTS:
In the operation of St
Stithians Boys' College,
parents have their
responsibility to:
* Familiarise themselves
with the College policies
and ensure their children
understand the implications.
* Actively support the
efforts of the College and
its Educators to teach their
children.
BEHAVIOUR
GUIDELINES
Classroom Manners and Rules:
This is an agreement between
the teacher and each class
and is structured around the
Golden Rule - there will be
active listening and the
understanding that everyone
has the right to learn. No
one will impede this right
by preventing others from
learning. Only one person
talks at a time.
Punctuality: This is an
important foundation of our
respect for one another.
Work Ethic: It is expected
that all students will work
to the best of their
ability, to achieve their
maximum potential.
Litter: Staff, parents and
all students will be
responsible for litter on
the campus on an ongoing
basis. Do not expect others
to pick up for you.
Manners: The Manners
Campaign is an ongoing
campaign to lay down the
highest expectation for our
manners. The Manners
Campaign is based on mutual
respect and the Saints
Honour Code.
Dress and Appearance: Your
dress and appearance reflect
upon yourself and our
school. This includes your
uniform, hair and shaving
and your shoes. Applies
equally to sports match days
and exams.
MANNERS
According to the Manners
Campaign and the Saints
Honour Code, some of our
expected behaviours are:
1. Be respectful to all and
expect to be treated with
respect.
2. Avoid abusive or
inappropriate language, even
to peers.
3. Greet each other.
4. Stand up for adults.
5. Stand aside for adults in
the corridors, when
appropriate.
6. Welcome visitors and
offer them help.
7. Dress appropriately,
especially when supporting
the school.
8. Say "thank you" and
"please" often.
9. Applaud good play and
good sportsmanship.
10. Know how to disagree
honourably.
SCHOOL OFFENCES
Racism | Possession of a
Weapon | Sexism | Immoral
Behaviour | Stealing |
Insolence | Bullying |
Bringing the School's name
into disrepute | Bunking |
Any form of Initiation |
Substance Abuse
Inappropriate Use of
Electronic Media | Vandalism
| Continued and Repeated
misdemeanours | Cheating |
Dishonesty | Plagiarism.
DAILY
ROUTINE ORDER
Boys' College Daily Routine Orders by Day.
NB. Please check the date on the Daily Routine Order.
Click on the required day.
Monday |
Tuesday
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Wednesday
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Thursday
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Friday
THE HEADMASTER'S
NEWSLETTERS
Please Click Here to view
the Headmaster's
Newsletters...
BOYS' COLLEGE
POLICIES
Policies are in place on a Campus basis. These
can be viewed under the Campus Heading -
Policies.
PUBLIC RELATIONS
This
group of committed and enthusiastic young men
are indeed "the face" of the College on numerous
occasions. In addition to their P.R. duties,
they are also involved in a significant manner
insofar as the marketing of the Boys' College is
concerned.
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