Name: Expected behaviour from learners and respect for school and sport facilitiesExpected behaviour from learners and respect for school and sport facilities
Uploaded: 2025-01-25
Duration: 1 min 7 s
Description: Expected behaviour from learners and respect for school and sport facilitiesExpected behaviour from learners and respect for school and sport facilities.

Expected behaviour from learners and respect for school and sport facilitiesExpected behaviour from learners and respect for school and sport facilities. 

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Expected behaviour from learners and respect for school and sport facilitiesExpected behaviour from learners and respect for school and sport facilities

Respect for school property means being considerate towards your peers and teachers and not damaging school facilities. Learners should respect school property by not damaging or vandalizing it, and by keeping the school clean. They should also be responsible for their own belongings and the belongings of their peers.  https://youtu.be/l3_w-6QnQ_

[Audio] When we are in school, it is essential to keep our surroundings clean. This means picking up litter, keeping toilets clean, and turning off lights and fans when they are not in use. We should also follow the rules for using equipment in science labs, sports rooms, and other areas. Being considerate of our peers and reporting any damage to a staff member is crucial. We must avoid vandalism and misuse of school property, and instead, take care of the environment by saving water and electricity. Additionally, we should take pride in our classrooms and look after them. By doing so, we create a safe and supportive environment for learning, where everyone feels valued and respected.. 

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Keep it clean: Pick up litter, keep toilets clean, and turn off lights and fans when not in use  Follow rules: Follow rules for using equipment in science labs, sports rooms, and in the CAT lab. Be considerate: Be respectful of your peers and report any damage to a staff member  Avoid vandalism: Don't misuse or vandalize school property  Be civic-minded: Report acts of vandalism or misuse of any school property  Take care of the environment: Save water and electricity  Take pride in your classroom: Look after your classroom and take pride in it  Why respect is important Always greet your peers, parents and staff members at school and sport facility Respecting school property helps create a safe and supportive environment for learning. When students feel valued and respected, it can boost their self-esteem and confidence

 Respect for school property means being considerate towards your peers and teachers and not damaging school facilities. Learners should respect school property by not damaging or vandalizing it, and by keeping the school clean. They should also be responsible for their own belongings and the belongings of their peers.  https://youtu.be/l3_w-6QnQ_ 

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When we are in school, it is essential to keep our surroundings clean. This means picking up litter, keeping toilets clean, and turning off lights and fans when they are not in use. We should also follow the rules for using equipment in science labs, sports rooms, and other areas. Being considerate of our peers and reporting any damage to a staff member is crucial. We must avoid vandalism and misuse of school property, and instead, take care of the environment by saving water and electricity. Additionally, we should take pride in our classrooms and look after them. By doing so, we create a safe and supportive environment for learning, where everyone feels valued and respected.

Expected behaviour from learners and respect for school and sport facilitiesExpected behaviour from learners and respect for school and sport facilities

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