As a Naps Girl

What's expected of you

• A high standard of self-discipline and behaviour is expected of you.

• You are expected to take responsibility for your own actions, and to show courtesy and respect to staff, visitors and each other.

• You are to take care of your own property and respect other people's property.

• You should move about the school in an orderly manner, keeping to the left side of stairs and corridors, and not running.

• Give way to all members of staff and visitors to the school.

Study habits at home

You must cultivate good habits of health and study. We suggest that students have a quiet, permanent place of study, with a desk or table and a straight-backed chair. The room should be well lit, properly ventilated, and away from the television, phone and entertainment areas. A study timetable should be made, and the student encouraged to study regularly and consistently to avoid last-minute cramming. Students should still have time to help with light household chores.

Homework is necessary to:

• Revise each day's work.

• Give the opportunity for individual study.

• Ensure a better understanding of class work.

• Build the discipline for further study.

Students are required to record all assignments given, and parents are asked to monitor closely their daughter's attempts at homework. The timetable at school now includes a wider variety of subjects, so parents are encouraged to help their daughter pack the correct books and uniform the night before school.

Remember to set long-term and short-term goals

Take advantage of all that the school has to offer, but remember that it is up to you to realise your fullest potential.

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