We require Students:

• to abide by the rules and regulations of St Andrew’s College
• to behave appropriately to staff and students, with co-operation and respect
• to act in a manner which does not bring the name of St Andrew’s College into disrepute
• to behave appropriately towards members of the public, on public transport and in local community shops and estates
• to behave responsibly at rail stations, when crossing the road, when cycling to school and when driving to school
• to be fully cognisant of and compliant with all legal and insurance issues if driving to and from school
• to wear the school uniform correctly
• to treat everyone with respect regardless of differing culture, ability, race, gender, age, religion, sexual orientation, disability or social class
• to take responsibility for his/her own actions
• to demonstrate honesty and integrity
• to act in accordance with the law of the land
• to recognise that any form of bullying is unacceptable
• to take a full and active part in the life of the College
• to take a full and active part in the sporting and extra-curricular life of the College.
• to hand into Reception any items found on the college campus
• to present a signed exeat form at Reception if leaving the college campus during the school day

Studying

We require Students:

• to attend all classes with equipment appropriate to that class
• to make full use of the learning opportunities provided by St. Andrew’s College
• to communicate and co-operate with teachers and other college staff 
• to attend classes on time and work hard at their studies
• to maintain a homework diary
• to complete all homework on time
• to respect the right of others to work in an environment of learning and teaching
• to turn off mobile phones during class time i.e. from 8.45am – 11.35am, 11.55am – 1.15pm and 1.55pm – 3.55pm
• to notify the College of any absence
• to sign the Late Book if arriving late to school

Community and Safety

We require Students:

• to respect college buildings and furnishings and other people’s property, and not remove equipment or books without permission
• to take responsibility for their own safety, never to put themselves at risk and to look after their personal effects.
• to be responsible members of the college community, looking out for fellow students and to report any concerns to a teacher
• to use the college resources responsibly, avoiding wastage (e.g. turning off lights and water)
• to dispose of all litter and waste in the appropriate, environmentally friendly manner
• not to damage or deliberately misuse any equipment provided for the health and safety of members of the College, or visitors
• to refrain from bringing anything to school which could compromise the safety of themselves or others.