Student Wellbeing

Positive Behaviour for Learning

As part of the work the school is doing around Positive Behaviour for learning we used the information gathered from the three surveys that were completed last term- the teachers, the students and families. Below gives you the first draft of our new behaviour matrix. Our PBL team will now meet and fine tune the finished product and then the teaches will create short lessons that explicitly teach each of the points below.

DRAFT: Expected Behaviours at St. John Vianney’s Primary School

Vision : Walk with families in faith and knowledge. We are a diverse and connected community who through powerful collaboration and inquiry inspire each individual to learn and flourish in a contemporary world.

	Everywhere and Always	Learning Time	Play Time
Loving God …..	‘May we strive to be your face, hands and heart.’	‘Be with us as we endeavour to do our best in all of our learning.’	‘Guide us in all our play’.
I am respectful when I…	Use kind words and actions Keep my hands, feet and objects to myself Demonstrate active listening Follow instructions Value diversity	Work at the appropriate noise level Raise my hand to gain the attention of the teacher	Include others Play fairly and follow the rules of games Show sportsmanship
I am responsible when I…	Wear the correct uniform Move safely Follow our school routines Look after the property of myself, the school and others Tell an adult if something does not feel right Flush, wash, dry, goodbye Put my rubbish in the correct bin Follow the ICT agreement	Actively participate Am ready for learning Use learning time effectively	Play in the correct area Look after sports equipment
I am resilient when I…	Use a positive mindset Try my best Use strategies to solve problems Use strategies to regulate myself Accept the consequences of my behaviour	Persist when things are hard Learn from my mistakes Give and receive feedback Display flexible thinking	Bounce back when things don’t go my way

Our SRC's have been spreading this message with our classes.

At St John Vianney’s we want everyone to feel safe and be safe!

If I don’t feel safe
If I feel uncomfortable
If I am worried

I can:

Tell my teacher or someone who works here
Tell Mr Mullaly
Tell mum or dad
Email my teacher or Mr Mullaly
Have a friend with me when I talk to an adult

Adults at St John Vianney’s will:

Always listen to you
Always try to help you fix any problem or worry you have

Kind Regards

Jenny Willmott

jwillmott@sjvmulgrave.catholic.edu.au

Deputy Principal/ Student Wellbeing Leader