WELCOME TO ST STITHIANS BOYS' COLLEGE

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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:

T
he 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 | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday

THE HEADMASTER'S NEWSLETTERS

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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.