THE STUDENT Sample Clauses

THE STUDENT. Surname: Initials: (hereafter referred to as “the student”) Student number: Physical address: Postal code: E-mail address: Cell phone number: Other contact number:
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THE STUDENT. Students are representatives of the University of Guelph and must conduct themselves accordingly in a professional manner. The responsibilities of the student include:
THE STUDENT. I undertake to:
THE STUDENT. I acknowledge the Laptop is provided to me for educational purposes and agree to be bound by the terms of this agreement: Signed: Date: THE PARENT
THE STUDENT. The effective Counselor assesses and understands the diverse academic, career, and personal/social development of individuals throughout the life span and the stages of human development. The Counselor can identify skills and techniques to address these needs. The effective Counselor can also assess the environment of the student including cultural diversity and family dynamics, and how these variables impact counseling strategies. The Counselor collaborates with colleagues and stakeholders to deliver developmentally appropriate practice.
THE STUDENT. I shall try to:-  Work hard in lessons and do my best to meet Prince Xxxxx’x Standards for Learning (ASPIRE). (A copy of the ASPIRE standards is attached.)  Complete my homeworks to the best of my ability.  Have a positive attitude and maintain high expectations for myself.  Abide by the school rules.
THE STUDENT. I will:- • Follow the Code of Conduct & School Policies • Follow the instructions from staff • Respect others, be polite and co-operative • Take responsibility • Care for the school environmentAttend school every day and be punctual • Wear the correct school uniform • Not disturb others’ learning • Bring the correct books and equipment to lessons • Not use offensive language • Maintain high standards of behaviour on the way to and from school • Accept support for my work • Support other people to learn • Get involved in the life of the school • Not bring small items of high value into school as their security cannot be guaranteed. (Phones should be switched off at all times or they will be confiscated) • Use technology responsibly and safely, so that it does not impact negatively on learning or school life • Show myself and the school in a positive light whilst participating in school-led activities, both on and off school site, especially when in uniform • Raise any concerns/worries with staff as soon as they arise so that they can be resolved quickly • Adopt a zero tolerance to bullying, other anti-social or risky behaviours • Engage in every lesson and take responsibility for my own performance and progress • Complete my home learning activities on time and to the expected standard THE PARENTS OR CARERS I/We will:- • Support the School’s Code of Conduct & Policies • Ensure that my son/daughter attends school every day and on time • Promptly explain all absences from school • Ensure that my son/daughter wears the correct uniform and equipment • Help my son/daughter to work to the best of their ability • Monitor homework and sign the student planner each week • Encourage reading for pleasure • Let the school know of any concerns or problems that might affect my son/daughter’s work or behaviour • Encourage my son/daughter to be involved in all aspects of school life such as extra-curricular activities and duty weeks • Encourage respectful behaviour • Ensure that my son/daughter does not bring small items of high value into school • Ensure my child is aware of their responsibility for the safety of themselves and others whilst at school • Monitor their use of technology and social media so that they and others are safe and are able to learn and be happy at school • Track and monitor the completion of home learning activities to ensure they are completed on time and to the expected standard • Promote British values • Attend Parents’ Consultations and any ...
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THE STUDENT. INTRODUCTION
THE STUDENT. At Oaklands you have the opportunity to achieve well. Our staff are experienced and know how to guide you so that you may make the best of your time here. In order for you to flourish at school we ask you to: • Take seriously the call to love God, love each other and love yourselves • Take responsibility for your own behaviour and the choices that you make • Abide by the Oaklands Code of Conduct, which asks us to treat everyone with respect and courtesy, being kind to each other and looking out for one another. • Attend school regularly (that means your attendance does not fall below 95%), on time, and with the correct equipment for all lessons. • Be punctual to your lessons and listen attentively to assist your learning • Work hard at all times whether in school or in other learning environments. • Wear the school uniform correctly at all times, with pride and be tidy in appearance. • Accept and comply with the school rules designed for the common good of all at the school. This helps the school to run smoothly and staff can concentrate on helping you to learn. • Respect the school environment and school property and that which belongs to other people. Do not drop litter – pick it up and use the bins. • Behave well in lessons and do not disrupt the learning of others. Talk to your teachers about your work if it is too easy or too difficult. • Not to be defiant or rude; if you are given an instruction by any member of staff, you must follow it • Use appropriate language in school, on the playgrounds and to and from school. Foul language and rude gestures are not acceptable. • Behave well on the playground, during break and lunchtime, when participating in extra- curricular activities • Join in our clubs, teams and activities to meet new friends and learn about life outside school wherever you can. • Talk to staff if anything is worrying you. Staff will listen and do whatever they can to help you solve your problems. • Not to take matters into your own hands; always talk to a teacher about how to resolve a problem you may be having with another student / students • Behave well at all times on school buses and for all journeys made on public transport, by cycle or on foot, to and from school. • Use social media sensibly; keep yourself safe online and never use sites / group chats etc to bully or intimidate others. • Report any incident and co-operate with the investigation. Move away, not towards, any trouble and tell a member of staff about what is happenin...
THE STUDENT. LEARNER IS RESPONSIBLE TO RETURN EMPLOYER EVALUATIONS AT THE END OF EACH MARKING PERIOD
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