To be SAFE at Kotara School:

Playground

Carpark

Right Place Right Time Right Way

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Classroom

Other Areas

When is the RIGHT TIME to be using the the equipment?

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Class Discussion:

What is the RIGHT WAY to play on and around the

equipment?

• Keep feet and hands to yourself.

• Hammock is for relaxing.

• Ball free area.

• Climb safely Next

When playing sport we need to act in the RIGHT WAY!

We do this by: • LISTENING

• FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS• USING EQUIPMENT THE

RIGHT WAY

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What areas in the school are the RIGHT PLACE to be playing ball games?

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The white lines on the playground show areas that are OUT OF BOUNDS.

Why do we have OUT OF BOUNDS areas?

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A STAFF MEMBER MUST ALWAYS BE PRESENT!

The Carpark is out of bounds.

HOWEVER there are times during the day that we need to enter the carpark.

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Where is the RIGHT PLACE to wait for instructions from a staff member?

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When is the RIGHT TIME to be in this area?

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Other areas in our School are:

Aboriginal Garden

Vegetable Garden Kitchen

Toilets

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When is the RIGHT TIME to visit the Gardens?

• Only with a staff member

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What is the RIGHT WAY to behave in the Gardens?

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When is the RIGHT TIME to be in the Kitchen?

• Breakfast Club• Cooking Lessons• Special School Lunches

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What is the RIGHT WAY to behave in the Kitchen?

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When is the RIGHT TIME to use the toilets?

• Before School• Recess• Lunch

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The classroom is a safe place where we learn!

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What is the RIGHT WAY to behave in the classroom?

• Use equipment appropriately.

• Put your hand up when you need to ask a question.

• Follow staff instructions.

• Use your inside voice.

• Keep hands and feet to yourself.

Can you think of other ways?

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What can you do to make sure you are in the RIGHT PLACE doing things at the RIGHT TIME?

• Follow staff instructions.

• Be an active listener.

• Go to the toilet before school, at recess or lunch times.

• Remove yourself from distractions.

Can you think of anything else?

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