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Learner's Code of Conduct

WYNBERG GIRLS' JUNIOR SCHOOLRef: https://wynberggirlsjunior.co.za/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/Learners-Code-of-Conduct-Aug-2026.pdf

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This is the Learners' Code of Conduct of Wynberg Girls' Junior School, a 20-page behavioural policy document revised in August 2026. It sets out the purpose and principles of the school's discipline code, aligned with the South African Schools Act 84 of 1996 as amended by the Basic Education Laws Amendment Act, 2024, and states that it replaces all previous versions. It commits the school to a restorative justice approach, the four 'Be Rules' (Be respectful, Be responsible, Be kind, Be healthy), absolute prohibition of corporal punishment and initiation practices, and zero tolerance of bullying and cyber misconduct, with sections on offences, sanctions, search and seizure, suspension and expulsion, exemptions and review. The document also records its version history and the officials who drafted and updated it between January 2023 and August 2026.

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referenced school policy document on bullying, harassment and cyber misconductOngoing

WGJS Anti-bullying policy

The Code of Conduct points the school community to the school's separate Anti-bullying policy in connection with its zero tolerance of bullying, harassment and cyber misconduct.

Who it is for: the Wynberg Girls' Junior School community
How to act on it: Read the WGJS Anti-bullying policy referred to by the Code of Conduct.

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Zero tolerance to bullying, harassment and cyber misconduct – see WGJS Anti-bullying policy.

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LEARNERS' CODE OF CONDUCT

Wynberg Girls' Junior School makes its Learners' Code of Conduct available to the whole school community. It sets out the school's expectations of learner conduct, the four 'Be Rules', the rights and responsibilities of parents, the principal, SGB members and educators, the levels of offences, the interventions and sanctions, search and seizure, suspension and expulsion, and exemptions, and states that it replaces all previous versions.

Who it is for: learners, parents, the principal, SGB members and educators at Wynberg Girls' Junior School
How to act on it: Members of the school community can read and use the Code of Conduct published by the school; the document contains a table of contents, rules, levels of offences, interventions and sanctions and a list of annexures A - J.

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WYNBERG GIRLS' JUNIOR SCHOOL LEARNERS' CODE OF CONDUCT

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Learner's Code of Conduct, Wynberg Girls' Junior School
Doc ref: Behavioural Policies
Rev date: August 2026
Pages 1-20
Aligned with South African Schools Act 84 of 1996 and BELA Act 32 of 2024
Replaces all previous versions
Principles: COURAGE, EMPATHY, INTEGRITY and UBUNTU
4 Be Rules: Be respectful, Be responsible, Be kind, Be healthy
Restorative Justice Approach to discipline
Absolute prohibition of corporal punishment and initiation practices
Zero tolerance to bullying, harassment and cyber misconduct
Revision history: January 2023 initial draft; May 2025, February 2026, June 2026 and August 2026 updates
17 numbered sections including Levels of Offences, Interventions and Sanctions, Suspension and Expulsion, Exemptions, List of Annexures A - J
Adoption and Signatories on page 20
Wynberg Girls' Junior School
South African Schools Act 84 of 1996
Basic Education Laws Amendment Act, 2024 (Act 32 of 2024)
SGB
SMT
JKosi
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