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Code Of Conduct Purpose
A school’s Code of Conduct is a commitment by learners, educators, and parents to a set of rules of which the primary purpose is to create a safe, supportive, and productive schooling environment.
Each Centurion Christian School (CCS) learner should behave in a manner that will not bring himself or the School into disrepute. He must, in public and in private, maintain that standard which is expected of a pupil of CCS. Each individual wants to be respected; he should therefore show the respect he wants for himself, to his peers, his juniors, his seniors, his staff, and his environment. All learners shall behave in a responsible, sensible, and tolerant manner; any action, which is destructive, discourteous or dishonest, is an offence.
The aim of this Code of Conduct is therefore to establish and maintain order and discipline within the school to facilitate effective teaching and learning.
Rules For Students
Rule 1 – Greet and Manners
We politely greet visitors, staff and fellow students
We always portray good manners
We talk, we walk, we act in a Christ-like way
Rule 2 – Respect & Obey
We show respect towards other people, ourselves and our school
We obey all the CCS rules, and our Servants and Servantix
Rule 1 – Greet and Manners
We politely greet visitors, staff and fellow students
We always portray good manners
We talk, we walk, we act in a Christ-like way
Rule 2 – Respect & Obey
We show respect towards other people, ourselves and our school
We obey all the CCS rules, and our Servants and Servantix
Rule 3 – Uniform
We wear our school and sports uniform with pride
We chew gum at home
CCS boys teach new students to keep their hands out of their pockets
Rule 4 – Punctual
We arrive at school at 7:40 and return promptly to our Learning Centres after breaks
Rule 3 – Uniform
We wear our school and sports uniform with pride
We chew gum at home
CCS boys teach new students to keep their hands out of their pockets
Rule 4 – Punctual
We arrive at school at 7:40 and return promptly to our Learning Centres after breaks
Rule 5 – Littering
We throw papers in the dustbin and we pick up rubbish when we see it
CCS Students think green
Rule 6 – 6-Inch Rule
We value our friend’s space, we do not hurt our friend or damage his reputation
Rule 5 – Littering
We throw papers in the dustbin and we pick up rubbish when we see it
CCS Students think green
Rule 6 – 6-Inch Rule
We value our friend’s space, we do not hurt our friend or damage his reputation
Rule 7 – Running
We run on the sports field and in play areas, but we walk in the corridors and cement square
Rule 8 – Shouting
We shout for our team to win.
We talk softly to the person standing next to us
Rule 7 – Running
We run on the sports field and in play areas, but we walk in the corridors and cement square
Rule 8 – Shouting
We shout for our team to win.
We talk softly to the person standing next to us
Rule 9 – Cellphones
We keep our cell phones switched off and stored in our school bags from 7:00 – 15:15
Rule 10 – Undesirable Items
We leave toys and other undesirable items at home
Rule 9 – Cellphones
We keep our cell phones switched off and stored in our school bags from 7:00 – 15:15
Rule 10 – Undesirable Items
We leave toys and other undesirable items at home
HAIR RULES FOR STUDENTS
BOYS HAIRSTYLES/RULES FOR STUDENTS:
- Natural hair rules! Do not change your natural appearance (e.g. colouring, bleaching, relaxing or perming hair).
- Hair is never worn in extreme or fashionable hairstyles. CCS will define what is extreme (e.g. mohawk = clean-shaven to sides with hair on top; patterns cut, e.g. V at the back of the head, or braids).
- Hair is never worn over the face or eyes.
- Hair is neatly tapered off to the sides (fade).
- Hair does not touch the collar, ears or eyebrows.
- Boys with comb-over hairstyles or more hair in the middle of the head should have the longer hair above the eyebrows, ears or collar when pulled down to the front, side or back of the head.
- No definite line/s or patterns should be cut.
- Boys with “fade” hairstyles follow the same rule as boys with comb-over hairstyles.
- Boys with “afro” hairstyles follow the same rule as boys with comb-over hairstyles.
- Boys who wear “sideburns” must wear them no lower than the middle of the ear lobe.
- Gel / wax / mousse is only used to keep hair neatly in place.
- No facial hair.
- Hair must be kept clean and tidy.
GIRLS HAIRSTYLES/RULES FOR STUDENTS:
- Natural hair rules! Do not change your natural appearance (e.g. colouring, bleaching or perming of hair).
- Hair is never worn in extreme or fashionable hairstyles. CCS will define what is extreme.
- Hair is never worn over the face or eyes. A fringe is allowed but should not extend over the eyebrows.
- Girls may wear an “afro” hairstyle (but when hair is pulled down, it may not reach the collar or eyebrow).
- Hair is neatly fastened when touching the collar in one or two ponytails, plaits or braids. No beads are allowed in braids.
- Navy and functional stainless steel accessories are used to tie back hair. Small functional brown clips and gold or brown hairpins are permitted for lighter hair. Girls with ebony hair may wear black hair accessories and functional stainless steel clips.
- Girls with voluminous hair or hair extensions should not enhance the volume with styles that further emphasise magnitude. We want to see the face and not the hair when we look at you. Hair may not fall over the face.
- Hair must be kept clean and tidy.
- Girls may wear single braids and corn-row hairstyles tight to the scalp.
- Gel / wax / mousse is only used to keep hair neatly in place and not to create a new high hairstyle.
