SCHOOL

POLICIES
AND THEIR FUNCTIONS
Presented by: Kelly Danielle Quiton
 ESENTATION OUTLIN
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INTRODUCTION FUNCTIONS

SCHOOL POLICIES IMPORTANCE OF

SCHOOL POLICIES
INTRODUCTION
 WHAT ARE
SCHOOL POLICIES?
Educational policies are rules that are
intended to help schools teach
students efficiently, fairly and safely as
per the regulatory norms, and the
Board to which the Institution is
affiliated. These terms determine how
students are taught, what they are
taught, how schools manage students
and its personnel.
SCHOOL
POLICIES
 ATTENDANCE POLICY
Attendance is highly observed in schools. Having
a lot of absences can cause academic failure.

Function
The purpose of the attendance policy is to encourage
regular and consistent attendance and punctuality in
school by all students. There is a high correlation
between good attendance, academic achievement
and successful every day work experience.
ANTI-BULLYING POLICY
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Schools have to make bullying
prevention and anti-bullying
education a priority.

Function
To ensure that all students learn in a
supportive, caring and safe
environment without fear of being
bullied.
 DRESS CODE POLICY
Students have their own unique way of
dressing, but when it comes to school,
there are certain rules and restrictions.

Function
The purpose of a dress code is to provide
guidance to students and parents as to
appropriate attire for school and at any
school function.
CHILD PROTECTION POLICY
refers to programs, services, procedures
and structures that are intended to
prevent and respond to abuse, neglect,
exploitation, discrimination and violence

Function
To ensure that the school takes every
measure to ensure every child is healthy
and safe
HEALTH AND SAFETY POLICY
Prevention and preparation for reducing
the risk of accidents and emergencies and
minimizing harms when they do happen.
Function
Health and safety policy requires the school
to assess risks and put in place
proportionate control measures. The policy
also requires it to record details of risk
assessments, the measures taken to reduce
these risks and expected outcomes.
PRIMARY CURRICULUM POLICY
Function
This policy describes the curriculum
Ensure that each pupil is stimulated
from year 1 to 6 and is supported by
and is committed to the process of
detailed syllabuses, schemes of
learning. Identify pupil's strengths,
work for each subject area and
interests and talents and build upon
programme policies.
them by challenging them
appropriately.
 PRIMARY PERSONAL
DEVELOPMENT POLICY
Each of the personal developmental qualities and
attributes will be encouraged and achieved
through the following initiatives and opportunities.

Function
To promote the Personal Develpoment of pupils in
primary age. Develop a child's ability to be
independent leaderhsip, self discipline, presence,
awareness, decency, and courage.
SECONDARY CURRICULUM
POLICY
This policy describes the curriculum from
year 7 to 12 and is supported by detailed
syllabuses, schemes of work for each
subject area and programme policies.
Function
To ensure children grow into positive,
responsible people who can work and
cooperate with other while at the same time
developing their knowledge and skills and
achieve their true potential.
 SECONDARY PERSONAL
DEVELOPMENT POLICY
Student must be taught and encouraged to
think independently and to become self-
reliant and develop their personality and
morality.

Function
To develop and manage their physical and
emotional well-being, and to live and work
with others in different contexts.
BEHAVIOUR POLICY You can also add other
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Function
To help children grow in a safe and secure
environment, and to become positive,
responsible and increasingly independent
members of the school community. Encourage
good behaviour, rather than merely deter anti-
social behaviour.
OTHER SCHOOL POLICIES
 Cellphone Policy
Respect Policy
Student Code of Conduct
Student Discipline
Student Search and Seizure Policy
Fighting Policy
Substitute Policy
IMPORTANCE
OF SCHOOL
POLICIES
 IMPORTANCE OF
SCHOOL POLICIES
Develop quality and safe
Setting goals and
education
establishing productivity
Internal controls
Equality
Maintain compliance
Teacher engagement
Build a learning culture Stakeholders involvement
Safe learning
environment
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