Montroyal Elementary
North Vancouver School District
Expectations

​​​​​What All Students Need to Know 

As a member of the Montroyal community, it is important that you: 

  • Are respectful (eg. Speak respectfully to others, be polite, offer help to others, follow instructions, ask for help if you need it, take care of our school) 
  • Know and follow the Code of Conduct and the school rules 
  • Keep the school clean both inside the building and on the playground  
  • Take ownership of your behaviours 

WHen dealing with challenges, every effort is made to emphasize a problem-solving approach, appropriate for age level, where respect and kindness are key. 

 

Students are encouraged to solve problems independently, or with assistance following these steps: 

  • Stop: Walk away, take deep breaths, calm down, get control 

  • Think: How should I handle this? (Ignore? Say something?) 

  • Talk: Calmly tell the person what you don’t like and what you expect 

  • Reflect: Resume the activity, walk away, or walk towards an adult for assistance.  

 

Our Safe and Caring School Community Depends on You 

 

Usually behaviour is like a mirror – what you put out to the world is reflected back to you. If you treat others kindly, they will treat you kindly in return. If you speak to others the way you’d like to be spoken to, they will likely speak to you respectfully. If your actions are safe, others will likely try to be safe too. All students can model safe and caring behaviour for each other. 

 

When behaviour concerns arise, please be a helper in the problem-solving process. Some ways you can do this include: 

  • Follow adult instructions on the first ask.  
  • Be an affective communicator. Use β€œI” statements to express your feelings and needs. 
  • Apologize if you hurt someone else – physically or emotionally. 
  • Own your part of the problem. Take responsibility for your words and/or actions. 
  • Follow through with consequences of your misbehavior and learn from your mistakes. 
  • Be part of the solution, not part of the problem. 
  • Stay out of problems that don’t involve you. 



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CLASSROOM 

HALLWAY 

PLAYGROUND 

WASHROOM 


Respect for Myself 
  • Have materials neat and ready 

  • Do your best 

  • Listen to the speaker 

  • Pay attention 

  • Stay on task 

  • Walk 

  • Stay on the right 

  • Go straight to your destination 

  • Keep whisper talking to a minimum

  • Seek help when needed 

  • Dress for the weather 

  • Stay in bounds 

  • Problem solve 

  • Wash your hands 

  • Flush 



Respect for Others 

  • Cooperate 

  • Use appropriate voice and language 

  • Be encouraging (put-ups only) 

  • Respect differences 

  • Help and share with others 

  • Keep hands & feet to self 

  • Take turns 

  • Use own supplies 

  • Keep hands & feet to self 

  • Use inside voices 

  • Stay on the right 

  • Follow adults' instructions 

  • Carry skateboards, roller-blades, and scooters 

  • Cooperate 

  • Include others 

  • Help others in need 

  • Problem solve 

  • Play safely and fairly 

  • Keep hands & feet to self 

  • Follow staff instructions 

  • Prearrange outside meeting places 

  • Place garbage in garbage cans 

  • Respect privacy 

  • Don't hang out 

  • Keep it clean 

  • Use only what you need 

  • Don’t block toilets and drains 

Responsibility for Myself 

  • Listen carefully 

  • Have materials ready 

  • Do your best 

  • Share ideas 

  • Make good use of your time 

  • Ask for help 

  • During announcements, stop and listen 

  • Use inside voices 

  • Appreciate hallway displays (eyes only) 

  • Include others 

  • Play fair 

  • Follow rules of the game 

  • Be a good sport 

  • Problem solve 

  • Try to use only during breaks 

  • Don't hang out 



Respect and Responsibility for 

Our Environment 

  • Keep a neat desk and classroom 

  • Keep property damage- free 

  • Recycle, reduce and reuse 

  • Put things back where they belong 

  • Appreciate hallway displays (eyes only) 

  • Clean up after yourself 

  • Keep property damage-free 

  • Put garbage, recycling and organics in correct bins 

  • Keep playground litter-free 

  • Take care of equipment 

  • Keep property damage-free 

  • Appreciate nature without damaging it 

  • Use only what you need 

  • Keep property damage-free and clean 

Safety 

  • Keep feet out of aisles 

  • Keep floor clean of litter 

  • Keep cloakroom tidy 

  • Use class materials safely 

  • Walk 

  • Stay on the right 

  • Use stairs carefully 

  • Use equipment safely 

  • Play safely and fairly 

  • Dress for the weather 

  • Stay in bounds 

  • Keep floors dry 

  • Flush 

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