Rynfield Primary School

mail@rps.org.za

Mon - Fri 07:45 - 13:50
Sat & Sun CLOSED

Malherbe Rd, Benoni
Johannesburg, 1500

Rynfield Primary School - The School With Heart

Code of Conduct

Code of Conduct - Appearance

Boys:

Girls:

Code of Conduct - Jewellery

Girls:

Code of Conduct - School Uniform

2.1 Introduction:

School uniform is closely related to school discipline. A smartly dressed learner, wearing the correct uniform, comes to school in a positive frame of mind, ready to work. Pride in oneself, and in the school, is an essential element in giving the learner a positive self image. These concepts are important for the learner to be happy at school, to feel a sense of belonging. It is for these reasons that we recommend to parents that the
learner be dressed in the correct items of school uniform. Learners must be fully dressed when leaving school i.e. shoes and socks on, shirts tucked in and ties worn with long pants/tunics.

NB : All items must be clearly marked. Printed name tapes are inexpensive and are available from the stockists

2.2 School Colours:

Red, grey and white

2.3 Stockists:

2.4 Girls' Uniform:

2.5 Boys' Uniform:

2.6 Jerseys:

2.7 Blazers:

Compulsory and must be worn on assembly days.
Grey with school badge on pocket (same for boys and girls). Must be worn when entering and leaving school grounds

2.8 Additional Items:

The following items have been added to the school uniform for both summer and winter:

Code of Conduct - Physical Education & Sport Uniforms

Physical Education uniform to be worn to school on Physical  Education days

3.1 Girls:

School regulation grey shorts, red collared shirt with school badge, white takkies (No coloured takkies or white Tomy Takkies ), only white, ankle length socks are permitted. No secret socks to be worn. Plain black Speedo swimming costume and a red swimming cap. School sports tracksuit.

3.2 Boys:

School regulation grey shorts, red collared shirt with school badge, white takkies (No black or brown takkies ), only white, ankle length socks are permitted. No secret socks to be worn. Plain black Speedo swimming costume and a red swimming cap. School sports tracksuit.

3.3 Sports Tracksuit:

The school sports tracksuit is an essential item for all learners who are representing our school in a sporting activity. The tracksuit may be worn to school on Physical Education days

3.4 Sports Uniform:

Each particular sport has dress regulations appropriate for the activity. It is imperative for our children to look their best at all times. Half the battle is won when a sports team arrives correctly kitted out, looks smart and portrays a team which shows unity, is motivated and ready for any challenge.

Uniformity Is Our Standard

Code of Conduct - Clothing Shop

Parents are encouraged to donate items of school clothing in good condition to the school clothing shop. These items are sold at a very reasonable price and the proceeds go towards school funds.

Code of Conduct - School Bags

Only the official black Rynfield Primary School bags are permitted. The learner’s name should be clearly printed on the inside of the bag. Bags may be purchased from Rynfield Drapers. No colourful or brand name bags are permitted. No caddies are permitted as they do not fit in the classrooms nor through the turnstiles

Code of Conduct - Manners

A high standard of behaviour is expected of learners at all times. Respect should be shown, for example, in the following ways:

Code of Conduct - Merits & Offences

Code of Conduct - Detention

Grade 4-7: Homework and behavioural offenders are required to attend Detention at a stipulated time on a Friday afternoon.

Code of Conduct - Discipline & Rules

The Regulations for Safety Measures at Public Schools (2001) as amended in 2006 shall apply. These Regulations declare all schools as drug free and dangerous object free zones. A dangerous object means any explosive material or device, any firearm or gas weapon and any object which may be used to cause bodily harm to a person.

In practice, the Regulations prohibit dangerous objects or the carrying of dangerous objects on the school premises. No person may possess illegal substances such as drugs or alcohol on the school grounds. No teacher, parent, learner or any other person may possess or use alcohol, drugs, illegal substances or dangerous objects during any school activity. A school activity includes any educational, cultural, sporting or social activity of he school within or outside the school premises

No learner may:

If such a situation persists then disciplinary procedures against the learner will be enforced.

Code of Conduct - Disciplinary Hearing

Preliminary Hearing:

When a learner is suspected or alleged to have committed a class 4 or 5 offence, the School principal may appoint an Investigating Officer. The latter will collect information for the School principal to decide whether a Disciplinary Hearing is warranted.

Disciplinary Hearing:

Should the information gathered be of such a nature that a Disciplinary Hearing is warranted, the Investigating Officer shall draw up a charge sheet. The parents and the learner shall receive written notice of the charge, date, time and venue of the hearing.

At least 5 school days must elapse between the delivery of the notice of the hearing and the actual hearing. Accompanying the notice will be a document containing the Rights of a Learner in a Disciplinary Hearing and the Appeal Process.

Code of Conduct - General

Before School, Learners Must:

During School, Learners Must:

In The Classroom, Learners Must:

On The Playground, Learners Must:

After School, Learners Must:

School Enrichment:

The school expects parents to give the school their full support in these important matters by developing in their child the right attitude towards school.

Code of Conduct - Appearance

Boys:

Girls:

Code of Conduct - Jewellery

Girls:

Code of Conduct - School Uniform

2.1 Introduction:

School uniform is closely related to school discipline. A smartly dressed learner, wearing the correct uniform, comes to school in a positive frame of mind, ready to work. Pride in oneself, and in the school, is an essential element in giving the learner a positive self image. These concepts are important for the learner to be happy at school, to feel a sense of belonging. It is for these reasons that we recommend to parents that the
learner be dressed in the correct items of school uniform. Learners must be fully dressed when leaving school i.e. shoes and socks on, shirts tucked in and ties worn with long pants/tunics.

NB : All items must be clearly marked. Printed name tapes are inexpensive and are available from the stockists

2.2 School Colours:

Red, grey and white

2.3 Stockists:

2.4 Girls' Uniform:

2.5 Boys' Uniform:

2.6 Jerseys:

2.7 Blazers:

Compulsory and must be worn on assembly days.
Grey with school badge on pocket (same for boys and girls). Must be worn when entering and leaving school grounds

2.8 Additional Items:

The following items have been added to the school uniform for both summer and winter:

Code of Conduct - Physical Education & Sport Uniforms

Physical Education uniform to be worn to school on Physical  Education days

3.1 Girls:

School regulation grey shorts, red collared shirt with school badge, white takkies (No coloured takkies or white Tomy Takkies ), only white, ankle length socks are permitted. No secret socks to be worn. Plain black Speedo swimming costume and a red swimming cap. School sports tracksuit.

3.2 Boys:

School regulation grey shorts, red collared shirt with school badge, white takkies (No black or brown takkies ), only white, ankle length socks are permitted. No secret socks to be worn. Plain black Speedo swimming costume and a red swimming cap. School sports tracksuit.

3.3 Sports Tracksuit:

The school sports tracksuit is an essential item for all learners who are representing our school in a sporting activity. The tracksuit may be worn to school on Physical Education days

3.4 Sports Uniform:

Each particular sport has dress regulations appropriate for the activity. It is imperative for our children to look their best at all times. Half the battle is won when a sports team arrives correctly kitted out, looks smart and portrays a team which shows unity, is motivated and ready for any challenge.

Uniformity Is Our Standard

Code of Conduct - Clothing Shop

Parents are encouraged to donate items of school clothing in good condition to the school clothing shop. These items are sold at a very reasonable price and the proceeds go towards school funds.

Code of Conduct - School Bags

Only the official black Rynfield Primary School bags are permitted. The learner’s name should be clearly printed on the inside of the bag. Bags may be purchased from Rynfield Drapers. No colourful or brand name bags are permitted. No caddies are permitted as they do not fit in the classrooms nor through the turnstiles

Code of Conduct - Manners

A high standard of behaviour is expected of learners at all times. Respect should be shown, for example, in the following ways:

Code of Conduct - Merits & Offences

Code of Conduct - Detention

Grade 4-7: Homework and behavioural offenders are required to attend Detention at a stipulated time on a Friday afternoon.

Code of Conduct - Discipline & Rules

The Regulations for Safety Measures at Public Schools (2001) as amended in 2006 shall apply. These Regulations declare all schools as drug free and dangerous object free zones. A dangerous object means any explosive material or device, any firearm or gas weapon and any object which may be used to cause bodily harm to a person.

In practice, the Regulations prohibit dangerous objects or the carrying of dangerous objects on the school premises. No person may possess illegal substances such as drugs or alcohol on the school grounds. No teacher, parent, learner or any other person may possess or use alcohol, drugs, illegal substances or dangerous objects during any school activity. A school activity includes any educational, cultural, sporting or social activity of he school within or outside the school premises

No learner may:

If such a situation persists then disciplinary procedures against the learner will be enforced.

Code of Conduct - Disciplinary Hearing

Preliminary Hearing:

When a learner is suspected or alleged to have committed a class 4 or 5 offence, the School principal may appoint an Investigating Officer. The latter will collect information for the School principal to decide whether a Disciplinary Hearing is warranted.

Disciplinary Hearing:

Should the information gathered be of such a nature that a Disciplinary Hearing is warranted, the Investigating Officer shall draw up a charge sheet. The parents and the learner shall receive written notice of the charge, date, time and venue of the hearing.

At least 5 school days must elapse between the delivery of the notice of the hearing and the actual hearing. Accompanying the notice will be a document containing the Rights of a Learner in a Disciplinary Hearing and the Appeal Process.

Code of Conduct - General

Before School, Learners Must:

During School, Learners Must:

In The Classroom, Learners Must:

On The Playground, Learners Must:

After School, Learners Must:

School Enrichment:

The school expects parents to give the school their full support in these important matters by developing in their child the right attitude towards school.

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