Schoolwide Positive Behaviour Program
Members of Good Shepherd School community believe the adoption of a positive and preventative approach to Student Behaviour Support should:
- Create a co-operative and positive attitude to problem solving in the school community;
- Increase and widen student’s sense of belonging in the school;
- Allow the development of behaviour expectations and conflict resolution procedures which will promote self-discipline;improve curriculum and instructional practices, which should have a positive effect on student’s attitudes, behaviour and academic results;
- Allow the school community to sensitively handle personal situations which may be affecting life within the school;
- Strengthen the interaction between the school and home;
- Allow students to regulate their own behaviour;
- Establish acceptable patterns of behaviour which reflect Gospel values and so allow students to develop a conscience, sense of responsibility and willingness to undertake social action;
- Develop a strong sense of self-worth in students, and
- Develop a sense of respect for each individual.
Positive behaviour support is based on a balance of rights, responsibilities and consequences. In a supportive school environment, promoting school and classroom rules, and maintaining fair and just consequences, protects rights and promotes responsibility for actions.
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School Rules
At Good Shepherd our School Rules are:
- Be Safe
- Be Respectful
- Be Kind
- Be Your Best
These rules are also highlighted through our Whole-School Positive Support framework which is a regular focus for reflection and action in classrooms and at whole school level. For further information click here.
