,
Message sent from:

Rights Respecting School

HNPS promotes the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child and we are working towards being a UNICEF recognised Rights Respecting School.

This means that we place the language of rights at the heart of our behaviour policy and Personal, Social, and Health Education lessons.  Our pupils know that they have rights and are referred to as 'Right holders' and staff make sure that their rights are upheld, as 'Duty Bearers.' 

Examples of rights from the Convention and how we apply this in school include:

  1. Article 6 –
    every child has a right to life, to survive and develop
    This is the key to understanding why we have certain rules at school.
  2. Article 12 –
    every child has a right to a say in matters affecting them
    This is the key principle of our school council.
  3. Article 28 –
    every child has the right to education
    We use this right to explain the importance of not calling out and working together in the classroom.
X
Hit enter to search