Overview
Auburn Public School is committed to explicitly teaching and modelling positive behaviour and to supporting all students to be engaged with their learning.
Our goal is to ensure every child is known, valued and cared for by inspiring each child to participate positively in the school community and beyond. We focus on creating opportunities for success for every student, every day. We value and strive to develop safe, respectful learners in a caring learning community.
Principles of positive behaviour support, trauma-informed practice, inclusive practice, and social emotional learning underpin our daily practice. High expectations for student behaviour are established and maintained through effective role modelling, explicit teaching, and planned responses.
To achieve our mission, key programs prioritised and valued by the school community are:
- Positive Behaviour for Learning (PBL)
- Like Skills and Life Skills Go
Auburn Public School has clear guidelines that rejects all forms of bullying behaviours, including online (or cyber) bullying and racism by maintaining a commitment to providing safe, inclusive, and respectful learning community that promotes student wellbeing. The school fosters an active promotion of positive behaviour, personal responsibility, mutual respect and valuing of difference as key strategies to prevent bullying. Staff are committed to establishing evidence-based approaches, access to services and programs to support implementing strategies that promote a positive environment where bullying is less likely to occur.
All members of the school community are welcomed and embraced to be active participants in building school culture that values diversity and fosters positive relationships. A key component of a supportive school culture is building respectful relationships and an ethos that bullying is not accepted, in both online and offline environments. School staff are proactive in implementing strategies, plans and support structures to mitigate and respond to student bullying behaviour.
To have a read of the Auburn PS Behaviour Support and Management Plan, click the link below: