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I will be on time in the morning, after recess and after lunch.
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J’arrive à l’heure le matin, après les récréations et le déjeuner.
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I will not accept any form of bullying.
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Je n’accepte aucune forme d’intimidation.
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I will not accept rude conduct and inappropriate language.
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Je n’accepte ni comportement impoli ni langage grossier.
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I will respect others’ differences.
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Je respecte les différences des autres.
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I will use positive words to solve problems.
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J’utilise des mots positifs pour résoudre les problèmes.
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I will always follow our code of conduct at school, on the bus, and on school trips.
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J’observe toujours le code de comportement à l’école, dans l’autobus, et pendant les excursions.
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I will respect other peoples’ belongings, our school property and our environment.
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Je respecte notre environnement et ce qui appartient aux autres et à l’école.
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I will try my best to influence people in a positive way.
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Je fais de mon mieux
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I will respect and follow directions from all adults at school.
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Je respecte et j’accepte les directives de tous les adultes à l’école.
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The recess playground rules can be found in your child's agenda (Grades 1-5)
The bus rules can be found in your child's agenda (Grades 1-5)
Broadlands Dress Code
Dress Code* is the appropriate dress policy established by each school in consultation with parents through their school councils, and may include a school uniform.
Inappropriate Dress* refers to a standard of attire which does not meet the school community standards of decency and shall include language and/or representations on attire that indicates gang affiliation, that depicts violence, profanity, racial or gender discrimination or discrimination of any kind whatsoever, or that otherwise demeans an identifiable individual or group.
*Definitions from TDSB Policy P042 APPROPRIATE DRESS
At Broadlands, students, staff, parents, caregivers and volunteers are expected to adhere to a dress code that reflects a respectful attitude towards themselves, others and in particular toward learning. This dress code is in effect on school property and on school field trips or other school events.
- Clothing should not be see-through
- Clothing should cover undergarments
- Clothing shall not convey an unacceptable message: Promoting violence, issues of oppression (racism, sexism, homophobia, etc.), drugs, or alcohol; or displaying lewd or sexually offensive message or inappropriate language
- Outer clothing such as hats, gloves, jackets, coats and heavy boots are to be left in the classroom during the day while students are in class
- Students need to have appropriate clothing for active participation in physical education classes (running shoes). They may also bring a change of shorts, socks, track pants, T-shirt
If a student arrives at school inappropriately dressed, a staff member will meet with the student to discuss what changes must be made in order that he/she may remain at the school. The student may be asked to:
- Turn inappropriate clothing inside out
- Change into clothing provided by the school
- Make a telephone call to alert a parent of the concerns and make immediate arrangements to have appropriate clothing brought to school or, alternately, confirm arrangements to return home to change
If a student demonstrates continuing disregard for a school policy, progressive discipline will be used to resolve the situation.
Updated September 2023