"Promoting Personal Excellence"
HOUSE POINTS
All pupils are assigned to a house either, Ulster, Munster, Leinster or Connaught. Pupils can earn points for their house by acting positively both during and after school hours.
 |
 |
 |
 |
Pupil Personal House Points
We in St Patrick’s College wish to suitably reward and acknowledge positive behaviour that occurs by the majority of pupils on a daily basis.
Every pupil can now earn points for themselves as well as their house. When a pupil earns house points they must get their teacher to record the nimber of points, that the teacher has awarded them, the reason why they were awarded & the date signed into their homework diaries.
It is each pupil’s own responsibility to get the points recorded into their homework diary and to make this known to their form teacher in order that they can be displayed on the form class notice board.
Pupils can only expect to be rewarded for behaviour above and beyond that expected to be normal reasonable class or after school behaviour. Pupils must not plead or beg for points from the Teacher in order to improve their own class or house points league table position.
* HOW TO WIN HOUSE POINTS *
Attendance above 95%
This can be appropriately set for individual pupils
each month…… 50 points
Represent St Patrick’s College ……..
(Sports teams; Public speaking; Educational visit; etc.) 50 points
Pupil of the Month…….. 100 points
Receive an award at Prize Night………… 50 points
Lunchtime games…………. 50 points
After school games………... 50 points
Excellent behaviour … 50 points
Showing leadership or a good example
in or around the school 50 points
Excellent Homework or Classwork. 50 points
Major positive contribution to year / subject / school – life. 50 points
Games Afternoon… Games directors to advise on points to
be awarded for each activity 50 points
Other relevant reason decided by a class or form Teacher
to be worthy of points. 50 points
The Leading pupil will receive a reward at the end of each half term!