Behaviour and Rewards

Rewarding positive conduct.

Rewards System

St Leonard’s has several formal and informal methods of rewarding pupils for their hard work, conscientiousness, attendance to school and more generally going above and beyond what is expected of them. 

We expect our pupils to display positive behaviour which can be identified and rewarded by all staff at any occasion throughout the school day, whether that be in the classroom, in the corridors during the transition between lessons, breaks and lunches or in enrichment activities. Positive points are awarded using the school’s virtues and these can be for a range of positive activities such as excellent classwork, excellent homework, reading for pleasure and for attending enrichment clubs, among many others.  

The school also recognises positive behaviour in more formal ways, such as weekly rewards for 100% attendance and celebration assemblies each half term.

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Updated | 9th July, 2026 |

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