Rules of conduct for students at school

APPEARANCE OF STUDENTS

1. Students are required to come to school in school uniform, clean, modestly combed, in ironed clothes, in polished shoes. You must have a change of shoes.

2. Students come to physical education lessons and sports sections in sportswear.

STUDENTS COMING IN AND LEAVING SCHOOL

1. The student arrives at school 15 minutes before class starts; clean, tidy, takes off outerwear in the wardrobe, puts on a change of shoes, takes a workplace with a warning for the lesson and prepares all the necessary teaching materials for the upcoming lesson.

2. At the entrance to the school, students must wipe their shoes, change into a change of shoes.

3. Students are immediately sent to class according to the lesson schedule.

4. In the event of the appearance of individual students in a sloppy look, the attendants require them to immediately put themselves in order.

5. All students report to school on time.

6. It is not allowed to bring foreign objects to school that are not related to classes.

7. The departure of students home after school is organized, accompanied by a teacher.

8. Only students engaged in social work or in circles according to the schedule can stay at school after classes.

STUDENT BEHAVIOR IN THE LESSON

1. At the call, students should take their seats at their desks and prepare everything necessary for the lesson.

2. Duty officers are required to prepare the classroom and equipment for each lesson, inform the teacher about the absence of students in the classroom.

3. Students should remember that the teacher starts the lesson only when the class is absolutely clean, with everything necessary for educational work.

4. Each student is responsible for the cleanliness, order and safety of the workplace in the classroom.

5. When the teacher and senior students enter, they must stand up and greet them.

6. There should not be anything superfluous on the desk, textbooks and notebooks can only be opened with the permission of the teacher.

7. During the lesson, students should sit straight, listen carefully to the teacher's explanations and the answers of their comrades, not to talk or engage in extraneous matters.

8. When called for an answer, the student must go with the diary to the board, when answering, the student must stand straight, speak loudly, clearly.

9. Students wishing to ask the teacher about something are required to raise their hand, after the teacher's permission to stand up and ask a question.

10. Students should not prompt, correct the answers of their comrades without the permission of the teacher.

11. At the call from the lesson, with the permission of the teacher, students leave the classroom calmly.

RULES OF CONDUCT AT CHANGE

1. When carrying out changes in the school premises, students must behave calmly, disciplined.

2. When carrying out changes in the school premises, students are only on their floor.

3. When carrying out changes in the school yard, students should take care of green spaces: do not break trees, do not trample lawns, do not litter, do not push during games, do not interfere with others.

4. During breaks, students eat in the canteen at the time set for the class.

5. Each student, at the request of the teacher on duty or the student on duty, is obliged to report his name and class.

6. Walking along the corridor, you should keep to the right side, do not run, do not shout.

7. Be polite, say hello to all adults and familiar guys.

8. When entering or leaving the school, do not push others, let the elders and girls go ahead.

9. It is allowed to play games during recess, but in a way that does not disturb others.

10. Eating on the go during recess is uncivilized. You need to eat in the dining room, if you eat in class, spread a napkin on the table, do not litter, wipe your hands with a napkin after eating.

11. Do not enter the teacher's room, the office of the director or his deputies without permission.

12. During the break, only the attendants remain in the class, who ventilate the room and put the class in order.

13. During recess, go to the toilet room so as not to take time off from lessons, be careful in the toilet, do not forget to wash your hands.

SAFETY OF SCHOOL PROPERTY AND TEXTBOOKS

1. All students are required to protect school property, take care of their belongings.

2. In case of damage to property through the fault of the student, its restoration or repair is carried out at the expense of their parents.

3. Pupils are obliged to preserve green spaces, including those at school, and, if damaged, restore them.

4. Textbooks, books, school diaries should be neatly wrapped.

5. All students should take care of their textbooks. Each book must have a bookmark. You can not tear out or bend pages, make notes and drawings on the book.

CULTURE OF BEHAVIOR

1. Be polite, friendly with everyone.

2. When talking to adults, do not keep your hands in your pockets, stay straight.

3. Greeting the guys, call them by name.

4.Keep clean and tidy, do not litter.

5. Help adults, comrades. Don't wait to be asked for help, be considerate of those around you.

6. Be neat, tidy. Keep your face, hands, hair, clean clothes and shoes clean.

STUDENT BEHAVIOR AT MASS EVENTS

1. Come to school holidays smartly dressed, smart, neatly combed, at exactly the appointed time.

2. When taking a seat in the hall, do not push, do not run ahead of everyone.

3. In anticipation of the holiday, you can talk calmly, you can’t push, run. As soon as the beginning is announced, it is necessary to stop talking.

4. During a concert, a movie, you can not talk, interfere with others, move from place to place, leave before the end of the event.

5. Noticing the adults who have entered, offer them a seat.

6. If something is not going well on stage, there is some kind of awkwardness, do not laugh

How difficult it is to sit through 40 minutes of a lesson motionless, while not fidgeting, not talking and listening carefully to the teacher. Difficult, but quite possible. So, let's talk about how to behave in a lesson at school.

Preparing for the lesson

At the break before the lesson, prepare your table: remove all unnecessary items from it, put a textbook and a notebook on the desired subject, two pens (one is a spare), a pencil, a ruler, a diary. If your teacher allows, you can put a small toy on the desk that will be your talisman. Everything on your desk should be related to the lesson.

Before the lesson, do not put unnecessary items on the table: textbooks and notebooks in other disciplines, breakfast, toys that you brought to your classmate, etc.

During the lesson

When the bell rings, stand at your desk and sit down only after the permission of the teacher - such are the rules at school. As soon as the lesson begins, listen carefully to the words of the teacher, completing his assignments. During the lesson, sit upright in a chair, leaning on its back. So that during the lesson you are not distracted by extraneous thoughts (for example, about how to pass another level in your favorite computer game), try to constantly think about what you are doing in the lesson. To do this, you must be very careful and not let a single task of the teacher go past your ears. Even while another student is answering, listen to what he says - suddenly you can complete his answer.

If you want to answer the teacher's question, raise your hand. No matter how well you know the correct answer and no matter how much you want to answer a question or explain the solution to a problem, do not get up, do not shout and do not stretch your raised arm to its full length. It will be enough if you raise your hand, bending it at the elbow, and put it on the table. The teacher will definitely notice that you want to answer.

In the classroom, without the permission of the teacher, you can not get up, walk around the classroom. If you urgently need to go out for a good reason, raise your hand and ask the teacher's permission.

If you drop a pen, notebook, or any other object in class, ask your teacher for permission to get up from your seat before picking it up. If the teacher has dropped something, such as chalk, a book, or a pen, pick it up and give it to him.

When a teacher addresses you or calls you to answer a question, stand up. Answer the question in a loud and clear voice so that both the teacher and the other students can hear you. When answering the teacher's question, first name the most important and basic, and then, if the teacher asks, supplement your answer with details.

If you are called to the board, write the task and, explaining your decision, turn to face the class. Do not obscure what is written on the board, move a little to the side so that all the students in the class and the teacher can see your notes. When you go out to answer at the blackboard, take your diary with you and put it on the teacher's desk. When answering the teacher's questions, stand straight, your hands should be freely located along the body - do not put them in your pockets, do not hide them behind your back and do not cross them on your chest. If you have to show something on a board or a map, use a pointer and stand sideways to the whole class, while not blocking the board or map - everyone should see what you are showing.

When one of your classmates answers, listen carefully to his answer - this will help you remember the lesson better, or perhaps you can supplement someone else's answer with something by raising your hand after the answerer has finished.

You are not allowed to talk in class without the permission of the teacher. Turning to one of your classmates during the lesson, you will distract both yourself and the one with whom you decided to talk from classes. Postpone all conversations until recess, even if you want to talk about school matters. If you urgently need to contact one of your classmates in class (ask for a pen, ruler, etc.), raise your hand and ask the teacher for permission. But it is better to foresee everything before the start of the lesson: check if the pen is writing, if the notebook has run out, if you have forgotten the ruler or pencil, etc.

Some students try to replace conversations with notes they pass to each other. As a rule, the teacher notices such "mail" and the case ends with a remark recorded in the diary. Even if you manage to sneak a note to your friend, you're still likely to get hurt. At the time when you compose a note and pass it through classmates, the class will not wait for you and you will miss the words of the teacher explaining new material or giving a new task. So, no matter how interesting it is to compile notes and give them to the one for whom they are written, we do not advise you to do this, as this will prevent you from learning new material in class and lead to comments in your diary. Besides, what if you distract your classmate with a note?

During the execution of written control works do not distract yourself from the task and do not distract others. Even if you can't solve some difficult problem or don't know how to write a word correctly, don't ask any of your classmates for help directly in the lesson. Firstly, by doing this you will distract them from the task. Secondly, the solutions suggested by one of the classmates may turn out to be incorrect. Imagine how embarrassing it will be for you to get a low mark for the wrong answer that someone suggested to you!

Rules of courtesy in the classroom

At the lesson, do not forget about politeness and the basics of cultural behavior. If one of your classmates or a teacher sneezes, coughs, then it would be more appropriate for you to remain silent, pretending that nothing happened. No need to say "Be healthy!" or something else like that; a polite person will act as if he didn't notice anything.

If you yourself sneezed or coughed during the lesson, you better apologize to those present.

It’s better not to be late for the lesson, but if you still didn’t have time to take your place in the class and the lesson has already begun, knock on the office door before opening it, and, apologizing, ask the teacher for permission to enter the class. If you are late, take your seat as quietly as possible without attracting the attention of your classmates so as not to tear them away from the lesson.

During the lesson, do not be distracted by conversations with your desk mate. If one of your classmates bothers you, you can politely tell him about it or ignore him - usually such lovers of chatting during the lesson quickly calm down if they do not find a grateful listener. If your classmate, despite the fact that you are not going to listen to him, continues to distract you, tell the teacher about it.

If outsiders are present in the lesson (other teachers, one of your classmates' parents, etc.), you should not pay attention to them and should behave in the same way as in a regular lesson. Do not turn around, trying to examine the guests, especially do not address them with questions and comments. In the topic "" we already talked about what you can’t eat in the lesson. If you're hungry, wait for recess and eat your breakfast. Chewing gum, eating sweets, seeds or pop measles is not allowed in the lesson - this is impolite, ugly and distracts from class.

Even during the game that the teacher is playing with the class, it is forbidden to make noise, laugh out loud, shout and stomp your feet on the floor in the lesson.

Whatever grade you get in class, try to keep your feelings in check. No matter how happy you are with a high mark, you should not scream with delight or jump on one leg, do not forget that there is a lesson. If you do not agree with the mark given to you, do not get into an argument with the teacher in the lesson, trying to prove that he is wrong. Talk to the teacher after class, but not in front of other students.

At the end of the lesson, write down your homework in your diary and get up from your seat only after the teacher allows. To say goodbye to the teacher, students usually stand near their desks and only after the teacher says goodbye to them, they can go to recess.

School is a gathering place a large number of people. And imagine if everyone here starts to behave as he pleases. What will become of a public place then? In the forest! To prevent this from happening, each student and his parents need to know all the rules of conduct at school.

General provisions

Each student is obliged to behave in a dignified manner, to know and adhere to all norms of ethics and morality.
Each student shows respect for the elders, provides assistance to the younger ones, if they need it, takes care not only of their own, but also of other people's things, fulfills all the requests and requirements of the employees of the school.
Students do not use physical force and rude expressions, do not enter into conflict situations.
All students give way to adults, boys to girls, older ones to younger ones.
It is forbidden to leave the school grounds during lessons without the knowledge of teachers or school management.
It is prohibited to use or carry drugs, alcoholic beverages, cigarettes, intoxicants.

School uniform

In the question school uniform disagreements often arise. If it is customary to wear a certain uniform at school, then there should be no problems, the main thing is to make sure that it is always neat: clean and ironed. But in some educational institutions do not require uniforms to be worn, hence the problems. Schoolchildren decide that they are allowed to dress as they please. As a result, their appearance leaves much to be desired. They look as if they were going to a disco or as if at home, they dress casually.

This cannot be allowed. Business attire must be respected. You can only wear skirts or sundresses as long as they are not too short and bright colors, trousers and jeans in dark shades, it is desirable that the trousers are with arrows. Various shirts, white blouses, vests, jumpers and sweaters are well suited to them.

It is very beautiful when boys come to study in costumes. Of course, they are more suitable for the holidays, as they do not give the opportunity to play football after school. You must understand that with your clothes you create a learning mood not only for yourself, but also for your classmates and teachers. The attitude towards a person in a business suit is completely different, more serious.

Shoes

Every person who enters the school must have a change of shoes. This is required by the rules of conduct for students in the school. The change, as well as the shoes in which you walk down the street, must be clean. High-heeled shoes cannot be worn.

Appearance

All students must be neat, tidy, clean. Hairstyle should match business style, defiant haircuts, colorful hair dyes, haircuts under “zero” or bouffant “under punk” are not allowed. The student himself must monitor the cleanliness of the teeth, nose, hands, body and carry a handkerchief.

locker room

You should arrive at school 10-15 minutes before the call for classes. Not later than 5 minutes before the lesson, all students must be in the classroom.
When entering the school, immediately change into a change of shoes.
Leave things in the locker room on your hanger, for this, outerwear must have a loop. Don't forget a roomy bag for changing shoes.

On the lesson

Don't be late for class if you're not good reason.
Prepare in advance notebooks, textbooks, a pen, pencil, ruler and everything else you need in class.
During the lesson, keep silence, listen to the teacher without being distracted, without talking, without doing other things.
It is not allowed to chew gum, swear, disrupt the lesson, interfere with classmates, the teacher and cheat.
Don't interrupt your teacher or classmates.
Wishing to answer the question posed, do not shout, but simply raise your hand.

Rules for safe behavior at school

Do not run along the corridors and stairs, it is not safe! Such fast games will sooner or later lead to bruises or injuries.
Take good care of school property.
Fighting, harming other students is prohibited.
To protect the health of other students and teachers, do not come to class with high fever, infectious and viral diseases.
Carrying weapons, spray cans or sharp objects with you is completely excluded.

School canteen

Each class visits the canteen at a certain break, so as not to destroy the order.
Do not come to the dining room without taking off your outer clothing.
Conversation with classmates should be quiet and calm, so as not to disturb those who have lunch in the neighborhood.
No need to run to the dining room, push everyone and break through the line to the buffet, ahead of the kids.
Follow all table manners.
Treat all employees of the school cafeteria with respect.
Clean up your dishes after every meal.

Library

It is forbidden to make noise, talk loudly, litter in the library and reading room.
Return on time all the literature that you take home.
Don't harm the books.

change

The rules of conduct for children at school regulate the behavior of students not only during classes, but also at breaks, before and after school.

During breaks, students must clean their workplaces.
If the teacher asks everyone to leave the class, the students must leave the classroom.
It is forbidden to run around the corridors and classrooms.
You can not be in the attic, in the kitchen, in the basement, in chemical and physical laboratories.
You can not, without the permission of teachers, open the windows or sit on the windowsills.
If your class is on duty, you should all help discipline the teacher on duty.

Duty

You will start on duty from 7th to 11th grade and will be required to:

Help younger students to undress at the entrance to the school, check that they have a change of shoes.
Ensure that all dressing rooms are in order.
Follow the areas of the school that are assigned to you. They must be clean.
Help teachers and school management to organize the educational process.
After graduation educational process, each duty officer cleans up his areas and hands them over to his class teacher or duty teacher.
If one of the students violates discipline, the duty officer does not have the right to use physical force against him.

Completing assignments, keeping notebooks, diaries, handling textbooks

Every day you must complete all the tasks that the teacher sets at home. They are only fully implemented.
If the teacher assigns homework not the next day, you still have to complete it in advance. If you were absent for good reason at the lesson, you still do the homework that was assigned. If for some reason you did not complete the tasks, your grade will be unsatisfactory.
If you have special reasons that did not give you the opportunity to prepare for the lesson, inform your teacher about this before the class begins. If you were sick, you had a good reason not to attend classes, but you must bring a certificate from the hospital and be ready for the lesson with your homework done.
Each notebook and school textbook must be signed and wrapped. The notebook covers are well designed.
Every day you must carry a diary and all the notebooks and textbooks necessary for that day.
All entries in notebooks are made with a blue or black pen (depending on the requirements of the school management). Rules of conduct in primary school require that all students in grades 1-4 take notes only with ballpoint pens. Without the permission of the teacher, the use of pencils, felt-tip pens, colored pens and stickers is unacceptable.

Knowing every rule of behavior of students in the school will lead to order, discipline and high level learning, so follow this charter every day. Success in your studies!

The main goal of students in the lesson- the acquisition of knowledge.

When the teacher explains new material, you need to listen very carefully.

The better you understand new theme, the easier it will be for you to master the subsequent educational material, the faster you will complete your homework, the higher your marks will be.

In order not to miss anything from the teacher's explanations, one must be extremely attentive and concentrated. And that requires silence.

Before the lesson Remove from the backpack all the necessary training supplies:

1) notebooks;

2) diary;

3) textbook;

4) pen, pencil, ruler, etc.

During the lesson be quiet and calm; do not talk to neighbors and do not be distracted by extraneous things.

If you do not understand or hear something, do not ask other students, but contact the teacher.

Raise your hand if you want to ask the teacher something, want to answer his question, or need to leave.

✏ Do not yell or interrupt the teacher. Do not get up without the teacher's permission.

When your classmate answers, listen carefully to what he says. Don't prompt him if he doesn't know the answer. If he speaks incorrectly, do not shout from your seat. Raise your hand and wait for the teacher to speak to you.

If the teacher called you to answer, speak loudly, clearly, distinctly. Correct and confident speech commands respect and indicates that you are ready for the lesson and know the answer to the question.

Do not copy from your neighbors: this is not only ugly and unworthy, but also distracts other students from the work.

Try to keep order in your workplace.

Write legibly and neatly in notebooks and diaries. Good handwriting shows respect for whoever reads what you have written.

Treat textbooks with care, whether they are your own or borrowed from the school library.

Do not occupy all the space on the desk with your things; remember that your classmate is sitting next to you.

✏ Being courteous and respectful of other people is essential in class and during recess.

When the teacher or other adult enters the classroom, the students stand up to greet them. When an adult leaves the classroom, all students must also stand up.

When entering the classroom, be sure to say hello to the teacher and your classmates. When you leave class, don't forget to say goodbye.

Don't be late for class without a good reason. If you are late, please knock before entering the classroom. Then say hello, apologize for being late, quietly and quickly sit down in your seat.

If you need to leave the class before it ends, be sure to ask the teacher for permission.

If you need to leave the classroom during the lesson, please raise your hand. You may leave the classroom only with the teacher's permission.

When you hear the bell announcing the end of the lesson, do not jump up. Leave the classroom only with the permission of the teacher.

When entering or leaving the classroom, hold the door behind you, trying not to slam it, so as not to distract others.

Never use during class. mobile phone. If you forgot to turn off your phone and it rang in class, apologize and turn it off immediately.

Never chew gum in class. Do not eat or drink anything, hoping that the teacher will not notice. Even if you are very hungry, wait for a change.

You spend most of your time in the classroom. Therefore, it is necessary to maintain cleanliness and order there.

Take care of the furniture (desks, chairs, cabinets, shelves, blackboard), appliances, books, paintings, posters, diagrams, portraits that are in the classroom: in no case do not write on the desks and walls, do not scratch or break furniture, do not paint portraits and posters, do not crease or tear books. After all, you will have to use these things for a long time. Treat school property as if it were your own.

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General rules of conduct

2. The student is obliged to complete homework within the time limits established by the school curriculum

3. At the first request of the teacher, a diary should be presented

4. Keep a daily record of homework in a diary

5. Bring to class all the necessary textbooks, notebooks, manuals, stationery

6. You can not bring to the school grounds for any purpose and use in any way weapons (including knives), explosives, flammable substances; alcoholic drinks. cigarettes, drugs, other intoxicants and poisons

7. Smoking is prohibited on school grounds

8. It is not allowed to chew gum, use players and tools mobile communications on lessons

10. School students must respect the dignity of students and school staff.

11. Physical confrontation, intimidation and bullying, attempts to humiliate personal discrimination on ethnic or racial grounds are unacceptable forms of behavior. The school categorically condemns such behavior.

12. Students protect the property of the school, carefully treat both their own and other people's property, keep cleanliness and order on the territory of the school. In case of damage to school property, parents (legal representatives) are obliged to compensate it.

13. All students participate in school and campus improvement activities to the best of their ability.

14. Students should respect property rights. Books, jackets and other personal items in the school belong to their respective owners.

15. Students who misappropriate other people's belongings may be subject to disciplinary action, up to and including criminal punishment.

16. Students who find lost or forgotten, in their opinion, things, are invited to hand them over to the duty administrator or teacher.

17. It is impossible to leave school at school hours without the permission of teachers or a nurse. You can leave the school by presenting a note from the teacher or health worker to the security guard on duty.

18. In case of missing classes, the student must present to the class teacher a certificate or note from the parents (persons replacing them) about the reason for the absence from classes.

Behavior in the classroom

1. When the teacher enters the classroom, the students stand up and greet the teacher. In a similar way, students greet any adult who enters the classroom during class (except for computer time).

2. Each teacher determines the rules for the behavior of students in their classes; these likes. should not infringe on the dignity of the student.

3. During the lesson, you can’t make noise, distract yourself and distract other comrades from doing extraneous conversations, games and other things that are not related to the lesson! because it violates the rights of others to receive the necessary knowledge.

4. During the lesson, students have the right to use school equipment, which they return to the teacher after the lesson. It must be handled carefully and carefully.

5. If the student wants to ask the teacher a question or answer the teacher's question, he raises his hand.

6. The student has the right to defend his opinion and his beliefs when discussing various controversial and controversial issues in the correct form.

Behavior of students before the start, during breaks and after the end of classes

1. During breaks (changes), the student must: clean and order his workplace; leave the classroom if the teacher asks; obey the instructions of the teacher. 2. During recess, students are free to move around the school, except for places where they are not allowed to stay for safety reasons (attic, basement, kitchen, physical and chemical laboratories).

3. During breaks, students are prohibited from pushing each other, throwing objects and using physical force.

4. During breaks, students are not allowed to leave the school without the permission of the class teacher or administrator on duty

6. During breaks, students should not run up stairs, near window openings and in other places that are not suitable for games.

7. The duty class helps the duty teacher to monitor the observance of discipline during breaks.

Student behavior in the cafeteria

1. When eating in the cafeteria, students should adhere to good manners and behave decently.

2. Students must treat cafeteria workers with respect.

3. Talking while eating should not be loud so as not to disturb those who eat in the neighborhood.

4. Students clean the table after eating, put the chairs in their place.

5. Students take care of the property of the school cafeteria.

Responsibilities of the class attendant

1. Duty officers are appointed in accordance with the duty schedule for the class.

2. The attendants help the teacher prepare the class for the next lesson, and clean the classroom as much as possible.

3. During the break, the student (student) on duty ventilate the classroom, helps the teacher to hang up the teaching material for the next lesson, distributes notebooks at the request of the teacher.

4. At the end of the working day, the students on duty prepare the class for the next working day (wipe the dust off the furniture, water the flowers, wash the floors).

Responsibilities of the School Superintendent

1. Duty is carried out by students of grades 7-11.

2. The duties of the duty officer include:

check students' changeable shoes at the entrance to the school; help undress students in elementary grades;

keep order in the dressing rooms;

ensure cleanliness and order in the areas of the school assigned to them;

provide the necessary assistance in organizing the educational process to teachers and school administration.

3. Every day, at the end of the lessons, the attendants put in order the sections of the school assigned to them and hand them over to the class teacher or the administrator on duty.

4. The duty officer does not have the right to use physical force to suppress violations by students.

1. Students must come to school in neat clothes designed for classes.

2. Clothing must be age-appropriate, express the owner's respect for himself and society.

4. At school, all students wear changeable shoes.

5. Sportswear is intended for physical education lessons, it is inappropriate for other lessons.

6. Being at school in outerwear, without special reasons, is not allowed.

7. At technology lessons, boys should have a work robe, girls - an apron and hats.

8. Students come to solemn school-wide events in the appropriate form: girls in dark skirts or trousers and light blouses, boys in dark suits and light shirts. It is desirable to have a tie for the latter.

9. For festive evenings, concerts, students choose clothes of their own choice.

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