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1. www.oxfordmail.co.uk › news › 13462776Ties straight and sit upright for class of ‘48 photograph

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   Jul 20, 2015 · There was to be no slovenly behaviour when this school picture was taken. ... I cycled from there to Salesian College over the rather scary planks to Sandford lock when the Thames rose quickly in ...

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2. www.salesianscelbridge.com › 0SALESIAN COLLEGE CELBRIDGE CODE OF BEHAVIOUR

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   Aug 10, 2018 · SCC Code of Behaviour Ratified by the Board of Management 08-10-2018 STUDENT LEARNING AND BEHAVIOUR CHARTER The Salesian ethos is based on the “preventive” system. Therefore as a school we set high standards of good behaviour and will endeavour to always promote, acknowledge and encourage good behaviour, attitude and development.

3. davidbuckingham.net › to-sir-with-loveTo Sir With Love: Representing Education and ‘Race Relations ...

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   The students are encouraged to smarten up their appearance, avoid swearing, and eschew slovenly behaviour. At the same time, the formal curriculum will be abandoned: Ricky leaves behind the textbooks, and tells the students that from now on, they will be having open and even ‘informal’ discussions of topics that will matter to them in their adult lives.

4. publications.salesiancollege.net › wp-contentEmotional Well-Being and Behavioural Patterns of School Students

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   causes of ill-behaviour or misbehaviour are due to the mental health of individuals. Physical health is considered wealth and every effort is made to achieve physical well-being unlike mental well-being. Ordinary, yet required care is not given to behaviour patterns which make people misfit in different situations. The article investigates into

5. www.salesiancollege.com › uploaded › MainFolderSALESIAN COLLEGE FARNBOROUGH

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   Staff Handbook 3.1 College Rules and Code of Conduct Behaviour Travelling to and from College Behaviour on the school coaches and indeed on any form of public transport should be of the highest standard. The school authorities will deal seriously with any poor or reckless conduct displayed by students in their journey to or from the College.

6. files.ofsted.gov.uk › v1 › fileInspection of Savio Salesian College - Ofsted

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   Some teachers do not follow the school’s behaviour policy closely enough. Consequently, a small minority of pupils misbehave during lessons and social times. This hinders pupils’ learning. Leaders should ensure that staff apply the behaviour policy consistently so that pupils’ behaviour improves in lessons and around the school.

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   Was there slovenly behaviour at Salesian College?

   • There was to be no slovenly behaviour when this school picture was taken. Ties straight, jackets on, shoes polished – and everyone in the front row to fold their arms! Strict discipline appears to have been in force when pupils posed for this photograph at Salesian College, the Catholic grammar school in Crescent Road, Cowley, Oxford, in 1948.

   Ties straight and sit upright for class of ‘48 photograph

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   What is it like to attend Savio Salesian College?

   • Inspection of Savio Salesian College What is it like to attend this school? Pupils have experienced a lot of changes in staffing since the last inspection. This has had a detrimental effect on their quality of education. Leaders’ expectations of pupils’ achievement are too low. Pupils have not achieved well over time.

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   Is Thornleigh Salesian College a good school?

   • Thornleigh Salesian College continues to be a good school. What is it like to attend this school? Pupils say that they feel safe and that they like coming to school. They say that the best thing about school is their teachers. Pupils are confident that their teachers will look after them and help them with their learning.

   Inspection of a good school: Thornleigh Salesian College - Ofsted

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   Who founded Salesian College?

   • The school had a short history in Oxford, providing education for boys for just over 30 years. The first Salesian College in the UK was founded in Battersea, London, in 1895 by a religious order, the Salesians of John Bosco, an Italian priest also known as Don, who dedicated his life to improving children’s education.

   Ties straight and sit upright for class of ‘48 photograph

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   Was strict discipline in force at Salesian College in 1948?

   • Strict discipline appears to have been in force when pupils posed for this photograph at Salesian College, the Catholic grammar school in Crescent Road, Cowley, Oxford, in 1948. The picture comes from Hazel Hussey, of The Green, Horspath, whose brother Keith Buller is among the boys.

   Ties straight and sit upright for class of ‘48 photograph

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   Why was Oxford a Salesian school?

   • His dream was to establish a Salesian presence in Britain so that he could piggyback his principles on to countries in the British Empire. Lessons began in Oxford at the start of the Second World War when the Battersea premises were requisitioned by the Army. The school was incorporated into the Oxford education system when the war ended in 1945.

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8. files.ofsted.gov.uk › v1 › fileInspection of a good school: Thornleigh Salesian College - Ofsted

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   of the section 8 inspection. If we have serious concerns about safeguarding, behaviour or the quality of education, we will convert the section 8 inspection to a section 5 inspection immediately. This is the second section 8 inspection since we judged Thornleigh Salesian College to be good on 20 September 2011.