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Senior School Handbook:

The Senior School Handbook is available as a pdf file - view it here

 

Code of Conduct:

Our Code of Conduct is available as a pdf file - view it here.

 

Prep Timetable 2012/2013:

Available to download here

 

Blank Timetable:

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Information for Senior Pupils:

 

Anti-Cyber Bullying

Cyberbullying is when a person or a group of people uses the internet, mobile phones or other digital technologies to threaten, tease or abuse someone. It is AGAINST THE LAW to bully someone in this way. Something can be done to stop it – so if it is happening to you, tell someone.  Read the following guidelines to help keep yourself safe whilst using the internet.

  • Emails sent to teachers or other professionals should have the tone and content of a professional exchange and not be too informal or personal. Use your school email address.

  • Photos and comments posted on social networking sites are PUBLIC DOCUMENTS. Employers and universities do frequently check these sites. Make sure you use the highest security settings.

  • Always respect others; be careful what you say online and what images you send. Cyberbullying will be taken seriously by the school.

  • Think before you send or post on a social networking site; whatever you send can be made public very quickly and could stay online forever.

  • Treat your password like your toothbrush; keep it to yourself. Only give your mobile number or personal website address to trusted real friends.

  • Block the bully; learn how to block or report someone who is behaving badly, download the CEOP report button.

  • Never retaliate or reply, you could end up in trouble too!  DO tell a trusted adult or older student.

  • Save evidence; keep records of offending messages, pictures or online conversations.

  • Call a helpline like ChildLine on 0800 1111 in confidence; check the website to see where to report incidents; your school; your teacher or the Deputy Head can help you.

  • Talk online to cybermentors- volunteers who give advice and support to young people. http://cybermentors.org.uk

  • Don't just stand there; if you see cyberbullying going on, support the victim and report the bullying. How would you feel if no one stood up for you?

  • Additional help is available fromwww.thinkyouknow.org.uk  and
    NSPCC 0808 800 5000

REPORT IT, FLAG IT, AND TALK TO SOMEONE ABOUT IT.