Havergal College Course Calendar, 2020-21 Academic Year

Safety, Security and Integrity All members of the school community must not: 1. act in a way that is injurious to the moral tone of the school or to the physical or mental well- being of others; 2. engage in bullying behaviours; 3. engage in hate propaganda and other forms of behaviour motivated by hate or bias; 4. be in possession of cigarettes, e-cigarettes/vape, alcohol or illegal drugs; 5. be under the influence of alcohol or illegal drugs; 6. provide alcohol, cigarettes and/or drugs to a minor; 7. commit robbery; 8. commit physical or sexual harassment and/or assault; 9. be in possession of, or traffic in, weapons; 10. use any object to threaten, intimidate or cause injury to another person; 11. inflict bodily harm on another person; 12. encourage others to inflict bodily harm on another person; and 13. commit an act of vandalism that causes damage to school property or to property located on the premises of the school. 3. The Importance of Speaking Up Havergal College is committed to providing a healthy school environment that is nurturing, caring and respectful of everyone. If a student has been bullied, intimidated or threatened, she needs to confide in an adult at the school. If a student witnesses an act of peer bullying, intimidation or threats, she is a bystander and as such is expected to take steps to help. If the school is not aware of an incident, it cannot act. Bystanders who witness others being bullied, intimidated and threatened—and choose not to act responsibly—are complicit in the hurtful behaviour. At Havergal, it is important for people to speak up against intolerance, bigotry, ignorance and willfully hurtful behaviour. All community members are expected to uphold the College’s core values by demonstrating courage, compassion and integrity.

4. Roles and Responsibilities Havergal College It is the responsibility of the school to:

1. develop policies, protocols and programs that enable the school to implement and enforce its Havergal College Code of Conduct and other rules that promote and support respect, civility, responsible citizenship and the safety and well-being of others; 2. review and revise policies, protocols, and programs regularly with students, parents, faculty, staff, volunteers and the community; 3. seek input from the Board of Directors, students, parents, faculty, staff and the school community; 4. establish a process that clearly communicates the Havergal College Code of Conduct to all students, parents, faculty, staff and members of the school community in order to obtain their commitment and support;

Reviewed December 2019