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In accepting a pupil at the
Okpo International School, the Principal and staff are committed
to providing a structured and stable environment, where
each pupil will be encouraged to develop his or her potential
in academic, physical and personal terms. Parents should
acknowledge the location of O.I.S. and appreciate that we
are, in fact, in a unique educational location, have an
extremely high turn over of pupils and cannot offer the
full curriculum of the child¡¯s home country.
The staff and administration team place great value on maintaining
close, constructive communication with parents and seek
to establish the continuing education of each pupil as a
partnership between home and school. |
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The academic and personal
needs of the pupils are attended to. |
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The acquisition of moral values is promoted. |
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Pupils feel valued and learn to work
co-operatively. |
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A balanced and challenging International
curriculum is used. |
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A limited range of extra curricular opportunities
is provided. |
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Pupils are encouraged to achieve their
academic potential. |
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The views of the pupils and parents are
listened to. |
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| Parents should acknowledge
that, every care will be taken by the school to look at
the individual¡¯s needs. However, the school must act in
the wider interests of its whole community when decisions
are made. |
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The maintenance of each
pupil¡¯s maximum potential is of prime importance. The
school will also give the children experiences that will
prepare them for life beyond the school.
The school insists on high standards of behavior at all
times. Parents are expected to support the school in this
objective.
Pupils will be asked to attend all school occasions and
to truly represent the school when selected, whether in
games or in other activities, after school, in holidays
or at weekends. This especially applies to organized field
trips.
Pupils will be expected to observe the stated term dates
and times of attendance. Parents are specifically urged
not to request absence for less than vital reasons. In
all cases of a pupil¡¯s absence from school, parents are
requested to submit written reasons. Parents should understand
that taking children away from school for extended periods
during term may affect the pupil¡¯s progress.
Every care will be taken to advise parents and to place
pupils according to their ability. The choice of syllabus,
assessment, marking, references and allocation to classes
and teaching groups, will remain matters for the School¡¯s
professional judgment.
Parents are asked to attend all Parent Meetings in order
to discuss their child¡¯s progress with teaching staff.
Parents are asked to recognize the professional training
and background of the staff, particularly in day-to-day
classroom matters and remember that these meetings are
to discuss the pupils progress not the teacher.
Parents are asked to ensure that pupils are appropriately
dressed in accordance with school regulations and that
they devote the expected amount of time to academic work
at home, in circumstances conducive to study.
Throughout a pupil¡¯s school career there will be moments
of concern and reasons for celebration. Provided that
communication between home and the school is positive,
prompt and frank, there are usually very few difficulties
which cannot be safely and happily overcome and the occasions
for the celebration of personal achievement will be all
the more rewarding and frequent.
Parental support for the values and objectives of the
school is a fundamental pre-requisite for a pupil¡¯s success
and it is understood that this support is implicit in
the acceptance of a place at Okpo International School.
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