Felsted International Summer School Behaviour Rules
1. Students must follow instructions issued by staff members at all times.
2. Students may not go off-site unless accompanied by a member of staff. Permission must be obtained from the Director of Global Education or the Assistant Director of Global Education prior to students leaving site.
3. Students must attend all lessons and activities, unless they are ill, in which case they must be supervised by a member of staff.
4 Drinking alcohol or taking any sort of recreational drug, including solvents, will result in expulsion from the course. Anyone found to be supplying alcohol to minors will be similarly punished.
5. Smoking is not permitted anywhere on school grounds. Any student found to be smoking or having cigarettes/vapes will be excluded from the course Anyone found to be supplying cigarettes/vapes to minors will be similarly punished.
6. Violent or abusive behaviour, including bullying, towards staff or students, will not be tolerated and will result in disciplinary action.
7. Discriminatory behaviour of any kind (including but not limited to race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, religion, gender or ability) will not be tolerated and will result in disciplinary action (please see Discriminatory Behaviour Policy).
8. Misuse of fire equipment will result in students being fined.
9. Vandalism will be punished, and offenders will be made to make reparations.
10.Any damages will be charged to the student(s) concerned.
11.All students must attend registration / roll calls in the boarding house, in lessons and activities and on excursions.
12.Visitors must not be invited onto the site without the prior permission of the Head of Summer School.
13.Students are not allowed to cook or hang laundry in their accommodation.
14 Everyone attending the Felsted International Summer School at Felsted School is subject to British law and may face legal penalties if they break the law. Anyone breaching the law will also be disciplined by Felsted School and may be reported to the police.