Positive Behaviour
He taonga rongonui te aroha ki te tangata
He taonga rongonui te aroha ki te tangata
Goodwill towards others is a precious treasure
Goodwill towards others is a precious treasure
Behaviour Management Strategy
Behaviour Management Strategy
Purpose
Purpose
At Arrowtown School, by teaching, modelling and reinforcing positive behaviours, we shape our environment to support and empower our people to GO For GOLD and become confident, adaptive and connected.
Principles
Principles
The following principles are vital to our success in behaviour management at Arrowtown School:
The following principles are vital to our success in behaviour management at Arrowtown School:
- High standards, clear expectations, and consistency by staff (we condone what we ignore)
- A positive approach, students are consistently taught expected behaviours
- Use of corrective rather than punitive approaches for reducing problem behaviour (aligning with the positive, inclusive vision and principles of the NZC)
- Expected behaviours are consistently acknowledged
- Inappropriate behaviours are consistently responded to in a fair and equitable way
- Students being encouraged to take responsibility for the choices they make and developing self management skills.
- Behaviour management supported by the Health and Physical Education curriculum plan which provides teaching in self esteem, positive relationships, respecting oneself and others, handling conflict, eliminating bullying, appreciating our similarities and differences.
- Staff working as a team to support each other.
- It is about restoring relationships - “Working with” rather than “doing to” children
- Understanding ‘function’ of behaviour is very important - what are they trying to gain? What are they trying to avoid?
Full Guidelines:
Full Guidelines: