Positive Learning 

PBL

Our school is a Positive Behaviour for Learning school which means that our behaviour management, student recognition and school expectation systems are based on the PBL framework. As a PBL school and in line with this framework, we aim to maximise students learning outcomes by promoting positive student behaviour, having practices in place that maintain a climate of mutual respect and setting clear and concise expectations for student behaviour in all settings of our school.

As a PBL school LIHS rewards students who are respectful, responsible and safe in every setting.

 

Our school values:

RESPECT ⎜RESPONSIBILITY ⎜SAFETY

 

HAVE A POSITIVE APPROACH

SPEAK IN A POSITIVE MANNER

HAVE A POSITIVE ATTITUDE

 

We show RESPECT by being tolerant and accepting of everyone, being polite and considerate of others, using appropriate language and wearing the school uniform.

 

We show RESPONSIBILITY by being at the right place, right time, staying on task in class and being prepared, following procedures and instructions including putting rubbish in the bin and caring for our surroundings.

 

We show SAFETY by following instructions, keeping our hands to our self and having a smoke free zone.

 

These values direct all we do at Lake Illawarra High School making our school a more productive and positive place.

Listen

Follow instructions of staff and allow all to learn

Equipped

Bring all necessary equipment and wear full school uniform

Achieve

Be on time, on task and prepared to achieve personal best

Respect and Responsibility

Respect yourself, others, property and community

Never give up

Be proactive and ask for help

Merit System and Vivo Online Rewards

 

Vivo Miles is one way we reward students as they progress through school life at LIHS. Teachers award electronic points called Vivos - on a FAST and FREQUENT basis for positive behaviours.

 

HOW DO I EARN VIVO POINTS?

For following the school values:

Representing the school (debating, Science Fair, Tournament of Minds, Peer support, SRC, Southern Stars etc.)

 

Representing the school in Sport

 

Top 5 in any test, assignment or assessment task

 

Consistent personal best

 

Exceptional achievement: Monitoring with 6+ above averages, Attendance 100% in a term, End of year Presentation Awards, Principal Awards, ROSE Award, Year Advisor Awards, 1st or 2nd place in subject, Scholarships, State representatives, Australian representative

 

                        Demonstrating respect, responsibility and safety to all

 

            Improved attitude and behaviour

 

            Helping and assisting a member of staff

 

            Participating in extra-curricular or lunchtime activities

 

The Vivo shop has many varied items on offer, including:

Event Cinema gift voucher

School and stationery products

EB game card

Donations to various charities

iPad

Food treats etc.

 

Students can check how many Vivo points they have earned by logging on to their account through the vivomiles website. www.vivoedge.com.au

LIHS staff would like to congratulate Year 10 student Hayden Chalmers for attaining 4 000 Vivo reward tickets. For this Hayden received a iPad.

Excellent effort.

 

LIHS staff would like to congratulate the following students for their efforts during weeks 4 and 5 of Term 4.

Year 7 - 12 for their achievements so far this term:

Year 7 Katie Brown, Sophia Leake and Lambros Papoutsakis

Year 8 Seth Battye, Jarwin Henry and Jesse Jones

Year 9 Jayson Scourse, Mursal Wahab, and Hannah Ezeoke

Year 10 Bryanna Lyons, Monica Calci and Bailee Walsh

Year 12 Lilly Parker, Chantell Hore and Remy Marsh

 

PBL 100% Attendance Draws. 

Each fortnight one student's name is randomly drawn out from all who have had 100% attendance to class and school. $10 vouchers are provided from our local businesses. Thank you to Cafe Els Warilla, Pinocchio Pizza Shellharbour, Domino's Shellharbour, LIHS Canteen and McDonalds Warilla.

 

 

PBL 100% Attendance Draw Winner Week 6

Year 12 Remy Marsh wins a LIHS school canteen voucher.

Well done Remy.        

 

Focus of the Fortnight is:  Respect. Specifically targeting students who are respecting diversity and using appropriate language.

 

Week 5: We show respect when are aware and respectful of feelings and perspectives of others.

 

Week 6:  We show respect when we use appropriate and polite language.

 

We can show respect by:

Listening to others

Being kind and positive towards others and our environment

Taking care of our own and others belongings

Allowing others to have a different opinion