De La Salle School Star Point Rewards Belohnung & Loyalität

De La Salle - St Helens

De La Salle School is part of the the Lasallian District of Ireland, Great Britain and Malta (La Salle IGBM), a Lasallian Family of Brothers, Lasallian Partners, schools, pastoral centres, staff and volunteers who work to continue the Lasallian Mission.This mission embodies the vision and innovative spirit of St. John Baptist de La Salle, patron saint of all teachers and founder of the Brothers of the Christian Schools (De La Salle Brothers). The Lasallian mission provides a human and Christian education to the young, especially the poor. You can find out more at https://www.lasalleigbm.org/

Behaviour and Rewards

De La Salle School’s Behaviour Policy provides guidelines for the standards of behaviour that we promote within our Lasallian school and provides an outline of the procedures that have been adopted by the school and its governors.  Behaviour standards are displayed in every classroom and around school, and pupils meeting these standards will be rewarded under the star point system.The Behaviour Policy also outlines the procedures followed if students behave in ways that fall short of these expected standards.Reward SchemesLasallian StarsEvery week, students from a named year group are recognised for being a Lasallian Star. Pastoral Stars: A nomination is made from each form class in a year group. Using Star Points as a basis, Form Tutors, Progress Leaders and Pastoral Support Managers decide who is the most worthy candidateAcademic Stars: A nomination is made from each subject area in a year group. Using Star Points as a basis, subject teachers and Heads of Learning Areas decide who is the most worthy candidateThe 100 ClubThe 100 Club has weekly and termly draws to reward pupils with 100% attendance.Useful DocumentsBehaviour Policy

How-to-Point-Check

De La Salle School’s Behaviour Policy provides guidelines for the standards of behaviour that we promote within our Lasallian school and provides an outline of the procedures that have been adopted by the school and its governors.  Behaviour standards are displayed in every classroom and around school, and pupils meeting these standards will be rewarded under the star point system.The Behaviour Policy also outlines the procedures followed if students behave in ways that fall short of these expected standards.Reward SchemesLasallian StarsEvery week, students from a named year group are recognised for being a Lasallian Star. Pastoral Stars: A nomination is made from each form class in a year group. Using Star Points as a basis, Form Tutors, Progress Leaders and Pastoral Support Managers decide who is the most worthy candidateAcademic Stars: A nomination is made from each subject area in a year group. Using Star Points as a basis, subject teachers and Heads of Learning Areas decide who is the most worthy candidateThe 100 ClubThe 100 Club has weekly and termly draws to reward pupils with 100% attendance.Useful DocumentsBehaviour Policy