Behaviour Management in Schools (BMIS) Policy
The Behaviour Management in Schools (BMIS) policy, procedures
and guidelines for behaviour management, with a focus on developing safe and
positive learning environment, outlining:
- Procedures related to behaviour management plans
- Developing and implementing a school behaviour management plan
- Developing and implementing individual behaviour management plans
- Consultation process with parents
- Procedures related to managing breaches of school discipline
- Detaining students after school
- Withdrawal of students from school activities
- Suspension of a student from school
- Exclusion orders for all students other than post-compulsory aged students
- Exclusion for post-compulsory students
- Exclusion orders for students with a disability
- Physical restraint of students
- For further information please download the BMIS policy from the Our Policies webste.
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