The Taipa Way
In every lesson, I shall be successful by:
- Showing respect
- Using positive language
- Doing my best
- Encouraging and working well with others
- Being prepared
- Being determined
- Thinking before I act
Restorative Justice
The students and teachers in this school are proponents of Restorative Justice practices.
This means that when wrongdoing has been done the key considerations are to:
- Bring together those who have been affected in a safe and controlled atmosphere to repair and restore the harm that has been done.
- Promote accountability, well-being of those harmed.
- Work together to decide how best to deal with the incident.
- Place value on respect, honesty, humility, mutual care and trust.
Restorative practices happen:
- In class with the teacher (restorative chats)
- With Heads of Departments, Deans
- With the person who has been hurt
- With their whanau and your whanau
- With members of the senior management team
- With the Principal
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