STUDENT EXPECTATIONS Boarding life places a number of demands on students. They must assume greater responsibility for their own academic, sporting and cultural well-being. Each student will be required to be more responsible for personal hygiene, cleanliness and punctuality. They have responsibility to their fellow boarders to contribute to the peace and harmony of the house, maintain a clean environment through completion of duties, be respectful of others and build an environment that promotes study and cohesion. This is best achieved by abiding by the rules and regulations of the boarding community. All boarders are encouraged to take on leadership responsibilities. These opportunities range from membership of the Boarder Representative Council (BRC), to being buddies for new boarders, to House Captain or Vice-Captain. Responsibilities •
Academic Effort and Excellence
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Co-curricular Participation
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Sport Attendance and Participation
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Personal Hygiene
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Positive Behaviour
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Complete Boarding duties on time with care
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Promote a family environment
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Cooperate with others
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Participate in House activities
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Keep the house neat and tidy at all times
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Wear College uniform correctly
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Provide peer support and mentoring
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Promote the values of Knowledge, Respect, Faith and Compassion
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Promote a positive learning environment
32 | Scots All Saints College Boarding Handbook
November 2021
