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Two (2) suspensions are liable to warrant automatic expulsion, as do
breaches of Final Warning Letters from the Principal.
Head Boy
The Head Boy is a symbol of all that is good about Aitchison
College. He plays a major part in leading the student body and
ensuring that its conduct is exemplary. He works closely with the
Head of Senior School and the College Prefects in managing
leadership portfolios, holding regular meetings with the latter and
determining individual roles and appraising performance.
Finally, he is a conduit between College Administration and the
student body.
Authority of School Prefects
A College Prefect is authorized to take suitable, corrective action or
measures when students’ break rules or behave in a way that
undermines the well-being or proper working order of the College.
It is a responsibility of prefects to report poor behaviour to the
Head Boy or their Head of School. A prefect’s duties are set by the
Head of School and bound by College Rules and Policies. In this
context a prefect’s instructions must be followed by students. Where
a student breaks a school rule or refuses to obey a prefect, the prefect
may:
i. Caution the offending student
ii. Issue a Pink Card, Extra Drill (Saturday) or Academic
Detention through Housemaster/Mistress or Head of School
iii. Refer the matter to the Head of School for advice or consult
the Head Boy.