The whole school community contributes to the development of agreed standards.
At Forest Park School we believe that:
  
Children have the right to be treated with respect by all people irrespective of age, gender, colour, status, disability or sexual orientation.

• Children have the right not to be bullied in any way, shape or form.
• Children have the right to feel safe in and around school.
• Children have the right to an education and to learn according to their ability.
• Children have the right to express their opinions and be heard
• Children have the right to expect that their possessions will be secure in and around school.
• Children have the right to choose their friends
• Children have the right to play in safety and without interference.

We aim to support and promote the agreed standards for conduct.
Children and adults will:

• listen to each other;
• care for all people and treat them with respect and politeness;
• disagree without losing their tempers;
• care for their surroundings and other peoples’ property;
• ensure that other people are not put at risk by their actions; and
• respect other peoples’ views.

In the classroom, we expect children to:

• get on with their work responsibly and complete the work to the best of their ability;
• use books and other materials sensibly, returning them to the appropriate place;
• let others get on with their work;
• listen to, and follow instructions; and
• raise hands to participate at appropriate times.

In the playground, we expect children to:

• respect the right of other children to play without interference;
• resolve differences of opinion without resorting to aggression/physical violence; and
• look after the property of the school and other children.

Around the school, we expect children to walk quietly and sensibly.

At lunchtime, we expect children to:

• line up quickly and quietly when the bell is rung; and 
• listen carefully to the lunchtime supervisors.