Kammaland Primary School Learner Code of Conduct

Adopted: 2025
Reviewed annually by the School Governing Body

Every learner has the right to learn in a safe, respectful, and supportive environment. This Code
of Conduct applies at school, during school activities, in school uniform, and whenever a learner
is associated with Kammaland Primary.

Our Core Expectations
Learners are expected to:

• Attend school and classes regularly and on time.
• Wear the correct school uniform neatly.
• Treat everyone with respect and courtesy.
• Care for school property and others’ belongings.
• Follow school rules and teacher instructions.
• Aim for excellence in academics, sport, and conduct.
• Use kind and respectful language.

• Help create a welcoming, inclusive, and safe environment.

Bullying
Kammaland Primary has a zero tolerance policy for bullying—whether physical, verbal, psychological, or online.
Examples include:

• Hitting, pushing, or damaging belongings.
• Name-calling, teasing, threats, or spreading rumours.
• Purposefully excluding someone.
• Posting hurtful messages online.

If you see bullying:

• Speak up – tell the person to stop.
• Report it to a teacher or staff member immediately.
• Support others who are treated unfairly.

Substance-Free School
Our school is a drug- and alcohol-free zone.
Learners may not:

• Use, possess, or be under the influence of drugs, alcohol, tobacco, or any banned substances.
• Sell, share, or offer such substances to others.
• Use steroids or performance-enhancing drugs.

Important:

• The school may conduct random testing and searches (in line with the law).
• Parents will be informed if there is a positive result.
• Selling or distributing drugs may result in expulsion and police involvement.

Unacceptable Behaviour
Not allowed at Kammaland:

• Bullying or harassment.
• Fighting or violence.
• Theft or vandalism.
• Carrying weapons.
• Smoking or vaping.
• Sexual harassment or misconduct.
• Discrimination of any kind.
• Repeated refusal to follow rules.

Consequences

• Consequences match the seriousness of the behaviour.
• Parents are informed for serious matters.
• Suspension or expulsion may apply for severe misconduct.
• Learners may have to repair or replace damaged property.

Rights & Responsibilities
Learners have the right to:

• Feel safe and respected.
• Learn and grow.
• Be valued as individuals.

Learners have the responsibility to:

• Respect themselves and others.
• Show kindness, empathy, and fairness.
• Make choices that build a positive school community.

At Kammaland Primary, we focus on positive behaviour, respect, and teamwork, so every learner can thrive.