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Policy on Disruptive Social Behaviours, Aitchison College
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7. Monitoring of Students Post Disruptive Incident
Aitchison College is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of its students. The Senior
Management Team along with a Discipline Committee will ensure that adequate and safe monitoring of
students and their spaces takes place throughout the school year and that the school is a safe environment for
students, staff & parents.
7.1 Who will Monitor
A. In case of any disruptive incident, the HM will assign staff to monitor the students involved ( included
perpetrators and affected students) to ensure that they are responding to the corrective/ follow-up measures
in a healthy manner. This may include, but is not limited to:
● Class teacher/subject teacher
● Faculty Advisors (PS/SS)
● Year Level Coordinator/Year Head
● Co-YLC (JS)
● Housemaster/Housemistress
● Deputy HM /Head of Upper & Lower primary
● Discipline Head/Committee
● Psychologist (in case of psychological pattern)
B. All designated staff will actively oversee and monitor student behaviour to ensure a safe and nurturing
environment.
● Class teachers/faculty advisors will have regular check-ins and follow ups with the students involved
and monitor their progress.
● Subject teachers will observe student behaviour in class and mention their concerns in the monitoring
form to address the disruptive behaviour.
● YLCs/ Year Heads will closely oversee the monitoring and share any important insights with the HM in
order for them to have a clear understanding of the student’s progress and to monitor him in day-to-day
activities.
C. All those involved in monitoring will ensure confidentiality and share their monitoring reports/insights with
the respective Head of School only.
7.2 Post-Suspension Monitoring
Students who return after serving a suspension notice from the school will be monitored for a specified period
determined by the HM. All communication/ meetings with the student will be recorded and put in the student’s
file. See annexe 6 for the post-suspension monitoring record.
7.3 Monitoring Duration
Each student will be monitored based on the severity of the incident/behaviour. Prescribed monitoring durations
are:
● Minor: 1 week
● Moderate: 2 weeks
● Serious: 3 weeks
● Severe: 4 weeks