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The Behaviour Code has been developed taking into account the
rights and responsibilities of all members of the Catherine McAuley
school community. This Behaviour Code takes into account the Duty of
Care and the Child Protection Policies.
The Behaviour Code aims to:
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Promote an atmosphere conducive to effective
teaching and learning.
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Create a supportive environment where students
can develop their abilities and interests.
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Foster a mutual respect for others and their
property.
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Develop in students the ability to take
responsibility for their own behaviour and the consequences of their
actions.
Natural Justice and Procedural Fairness will be considered at all
times. This means that:
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The student will have a fair opportunity to know
and understand what the allegation is and what evidence supports it.
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The investigative process will be conducted in an
impartial and objective manner.
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The student will be given a reasonable
opportunity to think about the matter and prepare a response. In
serious cases students may seek guidance from parents/guardians before
responding.
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Students may make a submission in relation to the
proposed consequence/s.
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There will be impartiality in all procedures
connected with the making of a decision.
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Decision-making will be based on a balanced and
considered assessment of information without bias.
The possible consequences for an infringement may vary depending on the
severity and frequency of the offence. The possible consequences are
meant as a guide for the Catherine McAuley community.
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