The 5 Respects

THE RADCLYFFE SCHOOL

5Respects

R1

To Speak Respectfully

R2

To Behave Respectfully

R3

To Respect The School Environment

R4

To Have Respect For Your Own Learning

R5

To Have Respect For Other Students' Learning

The 5 Respects

At The Radclyffe School we acknowledge that it is the responsibility of all staff, students and community members to respect the rights of each other in and around school.

The Radclyffe School is a ‘Rights Respecting School’. This means we teach our students about the rights they have.

To support this, we have created ‘The Five Respects’ in collaboration with the students. These are five principles that pupils believe should be integral to the way the school operates and to how we behave towards one another.

 

1. To speak respectfully…

This means for example:

To staff:

Speaking quietly and politely;

Thinking before you speak;

Speaking when it is appropriate to do so;

To students:

Speaking politely to other students;

Thinking before you speak;

Keeping quiet if you have nothing pleasant to say;

Keeping ‘street language’ out of school.

To all:

Speaking to members of our community as you would like to be spoken to.