Sherston C. of E. Primary School

Behaviour and Discipline

The staff/pupil relationship we enjoy at Sherston enables children to develop a sense of social behaviour naturally, through individual responsibility and recognition of the needs and feelings of others.

Where minor problems occur these will be dealt with at the time. If there are more serious problems with your child's behaviour we will naturally discuss it with you and arrange a course of action together

Older children are encouraged to take on responsibilities that in their small way make valuable contributions to the running of the school. Activities include looking after the gardens, assisting with the supervision of younger children and being responsible for various areas of the school.

A School Council composed of pupils of all ages meets regularly to discuss a wide range of issues and contribute ideas towards the running of the school.