Positive Behaviour for Engaging Learners (PBEL) is a program run at West Ryde Public school that strives to provide a quality education in a safe and respectful learning environment. It is a positive tool that enables staff to encourage students to become safe and respectful life-long learners.
Positive Behaviour for Learning is designed to facilitate children to achieve to the best of their ability, both socially and academically using a broad range of strategies to encourage positive behaviour, whilst preventing problem behaviour.
Behaviour Expectations at West Ryde Public School
Being a safe and respectful learner requires students to:
- walk during transition times
- walk on the asphalt
- behave appropriately in the classroom
- use the toilet facilities appropriately
- use classroom equipment appropriately
- wear hats and being sun safe
- know where to play
- know how to act in the event of an emergency
- listen to instructions from staff
- move quickly when they hear a bell
- listen to other students
- play fairly and include others
- always achieve to the best of their ability both inside the classroom and on the playground
- leave nothing unattempted
