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The Head Boy and Senior School Prefects have jurisdiction over all
schools as far as cautioning is concerned, but may not impose
penalties in other schools without first seeking the advice or
permission of the relevant Head of School.
Authority of Boarding Prefects
A boarding prefect is the lynchpin of his community; setting ethical
standards and being a positive role model in his House. His primary
function is to support the Housemaster in upholding and modeling
the rules of the boarding community as set down in the College
Boarding Handbook.
Prefects take roll calls, check morning line-ups, inspect dormitories
for order and cleanliness, help arrange activities with staff, and
supervise the Common Rooms, games and activities. A prefect is an
‘older brother’ to younger boarders.
Boarding Community Common Rules
The College Boarding Handbook covers all boarding requirements
including advice for parents and new boarders. The following
Common Rules should be read in conjunction with the Boarding
Handbook. In general, the following rules apply:
(a) Boarders are expected to follow house routines, including
observance of times for meals, study, prayer and bedtime (b)
Boarders must follow the instructions of their housemasters (c)
Boarders must attend Maghreb Prayer in the Mosque.
(d) Boarders are not to enter dormitories during the school day
without prior permission from the housemaster of
housemistress.
(e) Day boys are not permitted in boarding dormitories.