(23 Feb 2015, 4:24 pm)MarcTheA4 wrote One of the girls in my tutor is now on red card.
My school have a system for behaviour, this bunch of girls have had the card system to their name since the beginning of Y7 now! To put it in short:
Pink - uniform being incorrect
Blue - no organiser/homework diary
Green - general behaviour and poor grades
Yellow - failed Green, basically on desperate ground
Red - failure to comply by any rules set by the school
Pink card and Blue card tend to be one-offs, such as forgetting your tie or organiser the once. Whereas Green is something the Head of Year decides over a period of time, such as a pattern in behaviour, negative comments, etc. If you fail Green card (every lesson the teacher must grade your behaviour on a 1-4 scale, 1 being great, 4 being terrible), you get one more shot - before you are handed a Yellow card.
Yellow card is a one-shot deal - if you get anything below a 2, you've failed it. Then you get a red one. And if you get a single 3 or a 4, you are expelled.
I don't think she'll be able to do it, she was all upset and stuff in tutor this morning when it's her own f***ing fault!
Fair to say this is a victory and I may go to bed this evening relatively hate-free. And before anyone comments, this isn't snobby or anything - everyone else is just as pleased as me. In fact we all want to see the back of this one!
#byebye
#cya
#niceknowingyou
I'd be on a blue card every day. I refused to carry a planner around in the last 3 years of school, as it was only ever used to get a 'good behaviour' stamp from your lesson. Waste of time.