As soon as kids come to school, all sorts of “whys” and “hows” begin right away. How peers will accept you in the class, why the teacher seems unapproachable, what to do to make her like you, how to behave with your desk neighbor... And thousands of other small and large questions related to the rules of behavior at school. We will deal with some of them now.
There are certain rules at school that all students and teachers must follow. This is necessary in order to make studying at school enjoyable, convenient and comfortable for all participants in the process. So let's take a closer look at the rules.
Behavior at school, in the classroom, in the lesson
- It is better to come to school 10-15 minutes before the start of the lesson. During the cold season, you hand over your coat or jacket to the cloakroom and change into clean shoes (many schools strictly monitor this). Then you go to class, sit down at your desk and prepare for the lesson. If you're lucky, you'll still have time to say hello to your classmates and discuss latest news so as not to do this during the lesson.
- You need to come with your homework completed and a diary filled out two weeks in advance with tasks written down for each day. If the teacher asks to see your diary, you won’t be ashamed of it. Keep records in your diary and notebooks as carefully as possible.
- All necessary textbooks, notebooks, pens and pencils should be at hand, so pack your briefcase in the evening. Then you definitely won't forget anything. But, most likely, mom has already taken control of this process.
- During lessons, be sure to turn off the sound so that it does not interfere with listening carefully to the teacher. If you receive an SMS during a lesson, you can, of course, read it on the sly. But it’s better to answer it during a break, so as not to be distracted. Suddenly you ignore the teacher’s explanations, then at home you will struggle for a long time with completing the assignment.
- Indecent gestures and expressions are unacceptable not only during class, but also at any other time. Even if other children violate this rule en masse and swear obscenely in the presence of teachers. If you want to feel like a well-mannered person, you will never allow yourself to do such things for the sake of your own self-esteem. And when you respect yourself, people feel it, stop making fun of you and begin to respect you too.
- You cannot leave class without permission from the teacher or nurse.
- If you missed several days due to illness or other valid reason, bring to school a doctor's certificate or a note from your mother indicating the reason why you were absent.
- When the teacher enters the class at the beginning of the lesson, you need to stand up and greet him. The school principal or any other adult entering the classroom is also greeted.
- During the lesson, you cannot talk, move around, or interfere with other children listening to the teacher’s explanations.
- If you need to leave the classroom (for example, to go to the toilet), raise your hand and ask permission to leave. Whenever during class you want to ask the teacher a question, raise your hand.
- Sometimes the teacher may blame you for breaking the rules of conduct in class. This happens when your classmates play around, and then they say that it’s not their fault, but your fault. This, of course, is unpleasant, but try not to argue with the teacher. Trying to prove your innocence can only make the situation worse. If such cases are repeated, then sooner or later the truth will come out, and the real culprits will get their money's worth.
- Keep your desk clean and tidy. Let it contain what is needed for the lesson. It's better to remove everything else.
- Don't refuse to help the teacher prepare the class before the next lesson. It will be very cool if you yourself think of offering such help (distributing notebooks, getting books and educational visual aids from the closet, wiping the board, etc.).
Rules of behavior during recess at school
After 45 minutes of the lesson, you are probably tired of sitting, writing and listening. And you think that during recess you can do whatever you want - run around like crazy, scream and play around. Many people do this, but it is wrong and can even be dangerous. More often than not, the desire to run through school corridors overcomes boys. Therefore, it is not surprising that they walk around school decorated with bruises, scratches, bandages and sometimes even wear a cast on their arm. But it’s much more offensive when girls become victims of school “accidents” and are literally knocked off their feet by a crowd of rushing boys.
If you want to run, go there, you won’t disturb anyone and you won’t injure anyone through negligence. During recess, you can walk to the library, go to the cafeteria, toilet, prepare for the next lesson, call a friend or mom. Calm behavior during breaks between lessons indicates that you respect the children around you, the adults and yourself. Try to relax during the break and gain strength for the upcoming lesson. Maintain school order, do not shout, do not participate in fights.
During breaks, school rules prohibit:
- Hustle.
- Use obscene gestures and expressions.
- Throw various objects at other children.
- Fight.
- Run along stairs, corridors, near window openings or glass display cases, slide down the railings of the stairs or lean over them. In general, you need to walk up the steps keeping to the right.
- Do anything that could cause injury or damage to school equipment.
- Run. Especially with sharp objects in your hands (scissors, pointer, pencils and pens). It wasn’t enough to hurt other children or yourself.
- Sit on window sills, especially if the windows are open. This can be very dangerous!
Adults or children walking ahead of you in the hallway or stairs can be asked to move aside if you are in a hurry. But under no circumstances should you overtake. You should stop and say hello to school staff, parents and teachers when you meet them.
Be careful when opening and closing the door. Don't slam, don't put your hand in the opening. You should not linger unnecessarily in the toilet. This is not best place for any conversation. By the way, did you wash your hands after using the toilet?
When your class is on school duty, you help the teacher keep order during breaks. It is better to leave the classroom during breaks. Especially if the teacher asks for it. As a rule, this is to open the windows and ventilate the classroom. Firstly, you won’t get drafty, and secondly, it’s more pleasant and easier to work out in a ventilated room.
Rules of behavior in the school canteen
The school canteen is a place where there are especially large crowds of people, since during the 15-20 minute break everyone needs to have time to have a snack. To ensure this happens every day without “adventures,” follow the rules especially carefully:
- Don't rush to be the first to come running. It is better to go here with the whole class at a time determined by the schedule. Don't rush to be the first to take a seat at the table, even if you are very hungry. Don't push other students aside for this.
- Keep the queue, it will be more practical and safer.
- As you walk through the dining room, look at your feet and at the plate you are carrying. Try not to slip and, especially, not to fall.
- Wash your hands before sitting at the table.
- Use the fork carefully so as not to injure others or yourself.
- Don't spill hot tea or soup on yourself or your neighbors.
- Sit straight at the table, don’t push your neighbors, don’t keep your elbows on the table. You can read the article on our website.
- After eating, everyone cleans up the dishes themselves, taking them to a separate table specially designed for this.
Surely your head is already spinning from the abundance of rules and restrictions. And you want to ask - how can you remember all this? There are several secrets.
- When general rules If you observe etiquette every day, then any useful skill quickly becomes a habit. Therefore, you don’t have to keep your good manners just for going out into the world. Play etiquette at home - mom will only be happy, believe me. By doing this you will train yourself so much that you will be able to produce good pleasant experience about yourself wherever you meet people.
- Start learning etiquette with your younger sister or brother or friend. You have already learned enough from this article to become an etiquette teacher for those younger than you. By teaching them, you remember the rules yourself more efficiently.
- The most interesting. You probably have close person, whose opinion you value, who you want to emulate. And first of all, you want to make a pleasant impression of yourself on him. Now imagine that this person, who is authoritative for you, is constantly watching you, wherever you are, be it at home, in the yard, at school, in the library or in the sports section. In this case, you will think a hundred times before littering in the entrance, gossiping with a friend, or offending a weak person. This is very effective way make yourself a well-mannered person with pleasant manners.
By the way, below in the comments to this article there is a question about school clothes. I provide a link to the article. There is a very interesting comparison between the business world and the school world. They have quite a lot common features using the example of clothing. So quickly leave a comment on this article, press the social media buttons and follow the link to the next article. Then share your thoughts right below.
School for a child is not just a place where he goes to gain knowledge. It's special small world, a smaller copy of the big one where one day he will have to go. The child gets his first experience of existing in society here. Recess is not just a five-minute break between lessons. This is a precious time for communicating with friends, for resolving internal conflicts, for fun and relaxation. It is very important that this pause is as useful and safe as possible for our children. Compliance with the rules of conduct during recess at school is a necessary measure for comfort and safety.
The rules of conduct during recess are approximately the same in all schools in the country. Basically it comes down to the kids didn't run(prevention of falls, collisions, injuries), didn't shout loud and did not run outside the school. In the lower grades, organizing school recess is the responsibility of the teacher. In middle and high school, children are able to organize their own leisure time. To maintain order in school corridors, alternate duties are organized among middle and senior levels.
Change for the teacher?
The school system in Russia and in the countries of the post-Soviet space is organized with maximum benefit, both for students and for teachers. Each lesson, which lasts 45 minutes, is separated by a five-minute pause, which we cheerfully and habitually call “recess.” There is also a big change - time for schoolchildren to eat. These intervals between classes are not just a break, they are a small life full of adventures, joys and sorrows. In five short minutes, sometimes they decide important issues children's society. We were all children, and we all know how important this little pause is. Right?
But the main purpose of change, after all, is not social. The children need a break to prepare for the next lesson. Prepare books, notebooks (and middle and high school students need to move from office to office). Take a break, drink water, relax your brain, which still has work to do. Going to the toilet is a necessity that should not be forgotten.
Important point– ventilation of the room. In a classroom where 20-30 people are breathing, the air becomes heavy, and during viral infections harmful to health. Five-minute ventilation of empty open class- not a whim, but a sanitary standard applicable in all educational institutions.Who wouldn’t agree that it’s nice to gain knowledge in a quiet, pleasant, clean, safe environment? School is a second home where many spend a huge part of their time.
In order for every student to feel comfortable and safe at school, a so-called school charter is created. It includes many simple but useful rules, observing which you can achieve enormous heights in knowledge.
Each student must behave in a dignified, mannered manner, must observe ethical and moral standards in relation to friends and, especially, to elders. They should help the younger ones.
There are also separate rules of conduct in the classroom. When a teacher enters the classroom, all students must stand up, thereby showing their attention and respect. Students stand up not only when the teacher enters the classroom, but also when any adult enters the classroom. If the teacher leaves the classroom, the students also get up.
Every teacher has the right to set some rules for the duration of his lesson, but they should not in any way infringe on the rights of each student. During the lesson, no one should create noise in the class, be distracted and distract others with games, unnecessary conversations and everything that has nothing to do with the lessons.
The student cannot chew anything, use a cell phone or other electronic devices that distract from lessons. During classes you can only be involved in educational activities.
Students must arrive at school with a full set of supplies, such as: aids, textbooks, pens and pencils, homework. If, as a result of something, a student comes to school with unfinished homework, he must notify and explain the reason to his teacher before class.
The student cannot leave the classroom without the teacher's consent. If an emergency arises, the student needs to gesture with his hand, namely, by raising it, ask his teacher about the opportunity to leave the room. And only after his consent, the student has the right to leave the class.
If a student wants to address someone: ask or ask, he extends his hand and, after approval from the teacher, speaks. But, as mentioned above, the teacher can change this rule at his own discretion.
Each student is required to be attentive and active in lessons, complete assignments and questions from the teacher, and complete work in accordance with school standards, deadlines, and variations.
The student is obliged to know and, of course, follow safety instructions and regulations during classes and even after them. Failure to follow these instructions even partially can result in various injuries, which can even be fatal.
Students must keep a diary and ensure its neatness. Give it to the teacher as soon as he needs the diary. In turn, parents should also not forget to check this document of the child’s progress at home on a weekly basis, so as not to miss teachers’ comments and promptly correct any shortcomings in their studies.
A doctor's certificate must be presented to the class teacher if the student has missed more than three classes. Parents can also explain why their child was not at school, but no more than three days.
Bells are given for the teacher, so he himself decides when the lesson ends.
Unless there is a good reason, being late to class is not acceptable. If, nevertheless, the case is especially important, then the student first knocks on the door where the lesson is taking place, apologizes, explains, and after the teacher’s permission, quietly goes to his place.
There are also separate rules for behavior during recess.
During breaks, each student is required to clean their desks and leave the room so that the classroom can be ventilated. Students must follow the instructions of school staff. Each student, in turn, if possible and necessary, prepares the class for the next lessons, thereby helping the teacher.
To avoid injury, students should calmly move along stairs and corridors, and rest only in special places, and not on window sills and the floor. Fights, power games and the use of force against each other to sort things out are not allowed.
Obscene language, shouting and gestures are strictly prohibited.
Attendants help regulate behavior during recess at school.
If illegal actions have been committed against someone, they can convey this information to their teacher, administrator or teacher so that they, in turn, can correct the situation.
During recess, any student can move around the school everywhere, with the exception of those areas in which students may be at risk. For example: chemical laboratories, kitchen and attic.
It is not allowed to leave the territory educational institution without the consent of the class teacher or administrator. Drinking alcoholic beverages and smoking on school premises is strictly prohibited. You should not open windows or sit on window sills without the knowledge of adults. Reading fiction during recess is allowed.
You must obey the demands of teachers and canteen workers. Clear the table after eating. Compliance with all these is not at all complex rules leads to an excellent school environment in which you want to learn and gain knowledge.
Information for schoolchildren
The break is intended for rest, visiting the dining room, toilet, and also for preparing for the next lesson.
Many students believe that during recess they can do whatever they want: run, jump, play around, scream, make noise.
Schoolchildren often forget that during recess both students and teachers should rest. Someone needs to repeat their homework in order to answer more confidently in class, someone wants to talk calmly on the phone, someone needs to go to the cafeteria or library. Don’t forget that you are not alone at school, that you are surrounded by classmates and teachers, treat others with respect and attention.
During the break, try to have a good rest and gain strength before the next lesson.
Be calm during recess. Maintain order, do not shout or push each other.
Prohibited:
Push each other;
Use obscene language and gestures;
Throw various objects;
Fight and use physical force;
Play dangerous games, perform actions that could lead to injury and damage to school property;
Run along corridors and stairs, close window openings, glass showcases and other places not suitable for games;
Lean over the railing, slide down the railing, crowd on the stairs;
Gnaw seeds;
Listen to the player.
Also, when going up or down stairs, stay to the right.
Do not pass teachers or adults walking down the stairs or down the hallway, and if necessary, ask permission to pass.
When meeting teachers, school staff, parents and other adults, stop and say hello.
Be careful when opening and closing doors; don't put your hands in doorways, don't play around and slam doors.
When visiting the toilet, do not linger there unnecessarily; the toilet is not the best suitable place for conversations and communication with friends.
After visiting the toilet, do not forget to wash your hands.
Change- this is not only time for relaxation, but also an opportunity to prepare for another lesson.
Keep your workplace clean and tidy: take out everything you need for the next lesson from your briefcase, remove everything unnecessary.
Don't forget to keep the school clean. If you notice debris, remove it.
If the teacher asks you to help prepare the class for the next lesson, don't refuse. It will be very nice and polite if you yourself offer such help to the teacher (wipe the board, distribute notebooks, arrange chairs, go to the library for books, etc.).
If your class is on duty, you must help the teacher enforce discipline during breaks.
During recess, do not run around the classroom. If the teacher wants to clear the room and asks you to leave, do as you are told. It will be much easier and more enjoyable for you to study in a freshly aired classroom.
During recess, do not play or run with sharp objects: pens, pencils, pointers, scissors. You may accidentally injure yourself or your classmates.
Do not sit on the windowsill under any circumstances, especially when the window is open. Any careless movement can lead to dire consequences.
School safety rules. Reducing school injuries
- Primary school children should spend recess in rooms where traumatic areas are protected as much as possible. For example, heating batteries covered with protective nets with smoothed corners, the floor should not be slippery, and the door handles should have a safe shape. It is also necessary that the room for junior classes be located on the ground floor, this will reduce the risk of injury when moving up stairs;
- It is necessary to try to ensure that children in elementary grades do not intersect with older children;
- Always provide supervision for small schoolchildren who are in common areas by the teacher on duty;
- Periodically organize and conduct exercises or mini-games that will help younger schoolchildren realize their energy in a controlled environment. It’s good when there is a safe sports ground on the school grounds, where primary school students can actively spend time under the supervision of the teacher on duty;
- It is mandatory to familiarize children with safety precautions for schoolchildren and rules of behavior during school breaks.
- It is necessary to actively involve parents in ensuring safety and influence younger schoolchildren, including through them.
Standard safety instructions for schoolchildren. Behavior during recess
Basic rules of technology safe behavior in short breaks between lessons and after classes for schoolchildren:
- Do not run through corridors, stairs, offices and any other school premises not intended for this;
- Don't push, don't fight, don't shout. Don't play active games in premises not directly intended for this purpose;
- Any conflicts that arise between students should be resolved peacefully or through the teacher;
- Be careful when moving through potentially dangerous places: stairs, slopes, icy surfaces, etc.;
- IN winter time do not come close to the walls of the school to eliminate the risk of injury from falling snow or icicles;
- Do not throw or use hard objects in games that can cause injury: stones, sticks, pieces of ice, etc.;
- Do not bring dangerous objects or substances that may harm others to school without permission: pyrotechnic or explosive devices, sharp, cutting objects, any type of small arms (including pneumatic ones);
- Do not climb trees, roofs, fences, greenhouses or any other high-rise structures;
- Do not attempt to unauthorizedly enter the territory of utility and technical premises. Do not climb into attics, basements and other places not intended for direct education or recreation of schoolchildren;
- Do not approach places that represent increased danger: holes, trenches, ditches, nearby roads, etc.;
- Do not tease, chase away or feed animals (usually dogs) that find themselves on the territory of the educational institution. Report cases of such animals to the teacher;
- Do not leave the school premises without the appropriate permission from the teacher;
- Do not behave aggressively, do not provoke conflicts or take part in them. Report any conflicts to the teacher;
- Avoid all other hazards and always use caution and safety precautions.
1. During recess, the whole body, all muscles should rest (if you don’t play, then do some physical education).
2. Don’t forget that you are not alone at school, that you are surrounded by classmates and teachers, treat others with respect and attention.
3. During the break, try to have a good rest and gain strength before the next lesson.
4. Be calm during recess. Maintain order, do not shout or push each other. Remember, your comrades and friends are resting next to you.
5. In the game, follow all the rules, respect your comrades.
6. Know how to give in, don’t quarrel.
7. If you offended someone or accidentally pushed someone, apologize.
8. Learn new games and teach your classmates.
9. Prepare for the next lesson, repeat the poem, rule.
10. When going up or down the stairs, stick to the right.
11. When meeting teachers, school staff, parents and other adults, stop and say hello.
12. Be careful when opening and closing doors; Do not put your hands in doorways, do not play around and do not slam doors.
13. When visiting the toilet, do not linger there unnecessarily; The toilet is not the best place for talking and communicating with friends.
14. After visiting the toilet, do not forget to wash your hands.
Prohibited:
Push each other;
Use obscene language and gestures;
Throw various objects;
Fight and use physical force;
Play dangerous games, perform actions that can lead to injury and damage to school property;
Run along corridors and stairs, near window openings, glass display cases and in other places not suitable for games;
Lean over the railing, slide down the railing, crowd on the stairs;
Gnaw seeds;
Listen to the player.
Pass teachers or adults walking down the stairs or down the hallway, and if necessary, ask permission to pass.
Exercises during recess before the 1st lesson
Exercise will take place in classrooms. In grades 1-4, physical education is held class teachers, at 5-6 – subject teachers, according to the schedule.
Games for kinesthetic learners
| Types of games | Venue | Class | Time |
| · mobile (“Tag”, “Relay Races”, “Dodgeball”,) | Foyer 2nd floor | After 3 lessons | |
| · sedentary (“Ring”, “Forged chains” | Recreation 2nd floor Recreation 1st floor | 3, 4 grades 1,2 grades | After 5th lesson |
| · Challenging games (games in which there is a formation that persists throughout the game) | Foyer 2nd floor | 1-4 | After 1 rock 1 and 2 shifts |
| · tug-of-war games (power games, the purpose of which is to pull the opponent over) | Gym | 4-5 | After 2 lessons |
| · help the teacher: clean the classroom, wash the board, distribute notebooks, water the flowers, trim the desks. | In class | 1-4 | Any change |
Games for visual learners
Games for auditory learners
| Types of games | Venue | Class | Time | |
| · didactic (games with words, attention) | Foyer 1st floor | 1,4 | After 4 lessons | |
| · game “It’s me!” | Foyer 1st floor | 2,3 | After 1 lesson 2 shifts | |
| · game “Yes-no” | Right wing 2nd floor | 1,4,5 2,3 | After 4th lesson After 3rd lesson 2 shifts | |
| · “Guess the melody” | Recreation 1st floor | 4,5 | After 5th lesson | |
| · "karaoke club" | Office 16 | After 5th lesson | ||
| · Getting to know musical instruments with quiz elements" | Office 16 | 2-5 | After 1 lesson 1 and 2 shifts | |
| · Listening to fairy tales | Psychologist's office | 1-4 | After 2 rocks 1st and 2nd shifts | |
Thematic lines
The lines are conducted by teacher organizers: Valeeva K.R., Nizamieva G.I., Mochaeva L.R. take turns with engaging classes.
Line schedule:
Themes for rulers:
What's happened healthy image life, what is it for,
How does recess behavior affect the learning process and our health?
- “Smoking is harmful”
- “Healthy Habits”
7. Competition “The most polite class”
At the end of the project, through observation of those on duty, the most polite class is selected. The duty officers record their observations daily in a special notebook.
8. Competition “The Quietest Class”
At the end of the project, through observation of those on duty, the quietest class is selected. The duty officers record their observations daily in a special notebook.
