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    Urmm I don't get the question but yeah

    We get praises where the teachers write something good on eportal, but noone ever looks at that.

    Then a warning system thing of 1st warning = C1, 2nd warning = C2, 3rd warning = C3 *which gets noted down on the system* then C4 = Hour after school detention, C5 = After school detention and a whole day in isolation, C6 = fixed term exclusion and C7 = Permanent exclusion

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    primary was gold stars

    middle school was merits and demerits

    high school was credits

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    High school we got punishment exercises was basically a sheet of paper saying what you did wrong and your parents had to sign it and on the other side it was a paragraph that you had to fill in a certain amount of times (depended on the teacher how many times). You either got a yellow or blue one, yellow got marked in the book and put on your record for the year and blues were ripped up and put in the bin when you brought it in. We also got lunchtime detention for being late. Most serious punishment was a temporary exclusion, where you were told to get a letter at the end of the day and not come back for a week and when you came back a meeting was held with you, your parents and year head.

    Rewards we got at high school were school trips, one small trip to local theme park and the big trip was to either Paris, London or Alton Towers depending on behavior, attitude etc. Also we got commendations which were stamps in your homework diary and you got either a bronze, silver or gold award at the end of year assembly depending how many you got.

    Primary school we had a tree on the wall with monkeys on it, everyone in the class was a monkey and at the start of the week everyone was at the top of the tree if you did something bad or whatever you were moved down the tree and if you weren't at the top of the tree by the end of the week you got 15 minutes of your 'Golden Time' (basically whatever you wanted to do, games, go outside, watch a film etc.) taken off on a Friday afternoon.

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    Both of the secondary schools I've been to are a part of the same group and both are academies so have similar rules.

    I will post the full system for my current chool and other one when I get home:

    First Warning - Verbal
    Second Warning - -5
    Third Warning - Detention
    Fourth Warning - Faculty Isolation
    Fifth - Internal Exclusion
    Sixth - Exclusion

    Then you can get perm, get sent to a anger management course, sent to another school for up to 3 months and other stuff...

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    Primary we had stamp charts and warnings. High school was commendations and sanctions (the colours varied on the misbehaviour) and in community college it was praise cards and probably just detentions but then they introduced achievement points and behaviour points later on


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    Refer to other thread for rewards

    Quote Originally Posted by nat965 View Post
    In grade 8 and 9 I had this system and a nice subway voucher for each time we got the certificate :8

    In Grade 4 I had the star system, the more stars you have, the more prizes you can win like free pencils, erasers. Pretty sure there were prizes for higher stars but I never got that far.

    In Grade 5 we had two buckets at the front of the class, one labeled out, the other labeled in. The bucket would be filled with marbles.
    Whenever the class as a whole did something good, someone would dip their hand in the out bucket and put the marbles in the "in" bucket. When the "in" bucket was full, we would usually get a field trip somewhere or a free dress day. In hindsight, it was a bobba system since it relied on the teachers so heavily and we only got the bucket filled like twice in the whole year. Pointless!
    Sanctions was after school detention, then to picking up rubbish in your lunch break with a teacher, then to sitting in a classroom writing down the things you can do to avoid doing what you did wrong. They called it "Reflection Time" (RT)... Detention!

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    In high school we had an "on call" room where youd get sent to and you basically get given these work sheets to do and thats all you did for the whole hour of lesson. Most people were bad just to go there and get time off the lesson. I was never sent there though.








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