Positive Relationships and Behaviour Policy Update, May 2019

Nursery Golden Values Reminder – May 2019 – PDF File

Nursery Golden Values Reminder – May 2019 – Word File 

 

Positive Relationships & Behaviour (Nursery) May 2019 – PDF File

 

Positive Relationships and Behaviour Policy Update

May 2019

Our school vision is detailed below:

 

This year we have further developed a nurturing approach with embedding our Key Worker system. Part of a nurturing approach includes giving children reassurance and guidance through firm, clear and consistent boundaries.

 

We are now reviewing our “golden values” and using them to remember and reinforce routines, boundaries and expectations in the nursery.

 

Our 5 Golden Values:

 

 

 

 

To promote further listening, sharing, caring, walking and talking, and better play and learning, we have also introduced, “STOP means stop!”

 

 

 

Here are examples of what the 5 golden values mean and ways they are explained and illustrated in nursery.  You will notice that they are all phrased positively, expressing to the children what we want them to do, rather than what not to do.

Walk

Talk

Share

Care

Listen

Look where you’re going, use your walking feet.

 

Walk when entering, leaving, or in the nursery.

 

Use the bannister when walking on the stairs.

 

Walk around things, not over things.

 

Stay in your space when walking in a line.

 

Keep running for outside or in the halls.

Use indoor voices

(not shouting or screaming).

 

Ask questions

Speak in a clear big girl/boy voice.

 

Ask for help.

 

Tell the truth.

 

Use nice words.

 

Use manners- say please, thank you, excuse me, well done.

 

Spread GOOD stories.

 

Don’t talk to strangers.

Take turns with toys.

 

Share your teachers and friends.

 

Join in activities.

 

Play with others.

 

Share what you can do – help others by showing them what to do.

Look after people.

 

Tidy up / put things back where they came from.

 

Include others/let them join in.

 

Tell a teacher if you or someone else is sad.

 

Give people a smile/hug when they need it.

 

Care for yourself – try to do something on your own – put on your coat, etc.

Use listening ears.

Listen to others – mums, dads, teachers, friends.

Put your hand up or wait if someone else is talking.

Think about what you’re listening to – take time to think before answering questions.

Thank you all for your continued support.