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Know when to stop helping. If there is an issue you're not sure whether you should resolve, ask a teacher.
Remember to be just as friendly to your fellow prefects. You're all working towards helping the same school and students within it, and with good communication between prefects your job can be made a lot easier.
If a duty or role assigned to you is too much or not convenient, it is much better to talk about it with your head of year than simply not do your duty.
Don't use it as an opportunity to intimidate other students and don't be a bully. Being a prefect doesn't make being a bully justifiable. A prefect can be reported to the school just as a bully can, and any prefect who abuses their status is likely to be removed from the team as well as punished as a regular student would be, at best. At worst, punishments can be worse considering that they are trusted with more responsibilities than regular students i.e. supervising libraries and lunch rooms possibly in lieu of teachers as part of their duty.
If you are seen breaking or not enforcing the rules, you won't be sending out the right message, and are in danger of losing your prefect status. Make sure that even if you aren't enforcing the rules, you're abiding by them.
Know when to stop helping. If there is an issue you're not sure whether you should resolve, ask a teacher.
Remember to be just as friendly to your fellow prefects. You're all working towards helping the same school and students within it, and with good communication between prefects your job can be made a lot easier.
If a duty or role assigned to you is too much or not convenient, it is much better to talk about it with your head of year than simply not do your duty.
Don't use it as an opportunity to intimidate other students and don't be a bully. Being a prefect doesn't make being a bully justifiable. A prefect can be reported to the school just as a bully can, and any prefect who abuses their status is likely to be removed from the team as well as punished as a regular student would be, at best. At worst, punishments can be worse considering that they are trusted with more responsibilities than regular students i.e. supervising libraries and lunch rooms possibly in lieu of teachers as part of their duty.
If you are seen breaking or not enforcing the rules, you won't be sending out the right message, and are in danger of losing your prefect status. Make sure that even if you aren't enforcing the rules, you're abiding by them.
Know when to stop helping. If there is an issue you're not sure whether you should resolve, ask a teacher.
Remember to be just as friendly to your fellow prefects. You're all working towards helping the same school and students within it, and with good communication between prefects your job can be made a lot easier.
If a duty or role assigned to you is too much or not convenient, it is much better to talk about it with your head of year than simply not do your duty.
Don't use it as an opportunity to intimidate other students and don't be a bully. Being a prefect doesn't make being a bully justifiable. A prefect can be reported to the school just as a bully can, and any prefect who abuses their status is likely to be removed from the team as well as punished as a regular student would be, at best. At worst, punishments can be worse considering that they are trusted with more responsibilities than regular students i.e. supervising libraries and lunch rooms possibly in lieu of teachers as part of their duty.
If you are seen breaking or not enforcing the rules, you won't be sending out the right message, and are in danger of losing your prefect status. Make sure that even if you aren't enforcing the rules, you're abiding by them.
Know when to stop helping. If there is an issue you're not sure whether you should resolve, ask a teacher.
Remember to be just as friendly to your fellow prefects. You're all working towards helping the same school and students within it, and with good communication between prefects your job can be made a lot easier.
If a duty or role assigned to you is too much or not convenient, it is much better to talk about it with your head of year than simply not do your duty.
Don't use it as an opportunity to intimidate other students and don't be a bully. Being a prefect doesn't make being a bully justifiable. A prefect can be reported to the school just as a bully can, and any prefect who abuses their status is likely to be removed from the team as well as punished as a regular student would be, at best. At worst, punishments can be worse considering that they are trusted with more responsibilities than regular students i.e. supervising libraries and lunch rooms possibly in lieu of teachers as part of their duty.
If you are seen breaking or not enforcing the rules, you won't be sending out the right message, and are in danger of losing your prefect status. Make sure that even if you aren't enforcing the rules, you're abiding by them.Know when to stop helping. If there is an issue you're not sure whether you should resolve, ask a teacher.
Remember to be just as friendly to your fellow prefects. You're all working towards helping the same school and students within it, and with good communication between prefects your job can be made a lot easier.
If a duty or role assigned to you is too much or not convenient, it is much better to talk about it with your head of year than simply not do your duty.
Don't use it as an opportunity to intimidate other students and don't be a bully. Being a prefect doesn't make being a bully justifiable. A prefect can be reported to the school just as a bully can, and any prefect who abuses their status is likely to be removed from the team as well as punished as a regular student would be, at best. At worst, punishments can be worse considering that they are trusted with more responsibilities than regular students i.e. supervising libraries and lunch rooms possibly in lieu of teachers as part of their duty.
If you are seen breaking or not enforcing the rules, you won't be sending out the right message, and are in danger of losing your prefect status. Make sure that even if you aren't enforcing the rules, you're abiding by them.Know when to stop helping. If there is an issue you're not sure whether you should resolve, ask a teacher.
Remember to be just as friendly to your fellow prefects. You're all working towards helping the same school and students within it, and with good communication between prefects your job can be made a lot easier.
If a duty or role assigned to you is too much or not convenient, it is much better to talk about it with your head of year than simply not do your duty.
Don't use it as an opportunity to intimidate other students and don't be a bully. Being a prefect doesn't make being a bully justifiable. A prefect can be reported to the school just as a bully can, and any prefect who abuses their status is likely to be removed from the team as well as punished as a regular student would be, at best. At worst, punishments can be worse considering that they are trusted with more responsibilities than regular students i.e. supervising libraries and lunch rooms possibly in lieu of teachers as part of their duty.
If you are seen breaking or not enforcing the rules, you won't be sending out the right message, and are in danger of losing your prefect status. Make sure that even if you aren't enforcing the rules, you're abiding by them.
Know when to stop helping. If there is an issue you're not sure whether you should resolve, ask a teacher.
Remember to be just as friendly to your fellow prefects. You're all working towards helping the same school and students within it, and with good communication between prefects your job can be made a lot easier.
If a duty or role assigned to you is too much or not convenient, it is much better to talk about it with your head of year than simply not do your duty.
Don't use it as an opportunity to intimidate other students and don't be a bully. Being a prefect doesn't make being a bully justifiable. A prefect can be reported to the school just as a bully can, and any prefect who abuses their status is likely to be removed from the team as well as punished as a regular student would be, at best. At worst, punishments can be worse considering that they are trusted with more responsibilities than regular students i.e. supervising libraries and lunch rooms possibly in lieu of teachers as part of their duty.
If you are seen breaking or not enforcing the rules, you won't be sending out the right message, and are in danger of losing your prefect status. Make sure that even if you aren't enforcing the rules, you're abiding by them.
Know when to stop helping. If there is an issue you're not sure whether you should resolve, ask a teacher.
Remember to be just as friendly to your fellow prefects. You're all working towards helping the same school and students within it, and with good communication between prefects your job can be made a lot easier.
If a duty or role assigned to you is too much or not convenient, it is much better to talk about it with your head of year than simply not do your duty.
Don't use it as an opportunity to intimidate other students and don't be a bully. Being a prefect doesn't make being a bully justifiable. A prefect can be reported to the school just as a bully can, and any prefect who abuses their status is likely to be removed from the team as well as punished as a regular student would be, at best. At worst, punishments can be worse considering that they are trusted with more responsibilities than regular students i.e. supervising libraries and lunch rooms possibly in lieu of teachers as part of their duty.
If you are seen breaking or not enforcing the rules, you won't be sending out the right message, and are in danger of losing your prefect status. Make sure that even if you aren't enforcing the rules, you're abiding by them.
Know when to stop helping. If there is an issue you're not sure whether you should resolve, ask a teacher.
Remember to be just as friendly to your fellow prefects. You're all working towards helping the same school and students within it, and with good communication between prefects your job can be made a lot easier.
If a duty or role assigned to you is too much or not convenient, it is much better to talk about it with your head of year than simply not do your duty.
Don't use it as an opportunity to intimidate other students and don't be a bully. Being a prefect doesn't make being a bully justifiable. A prefect can be reported to the school just as a bully can, and any prefect who abuses their status is likely to be removed from the team as well as punished as a regular student would be, at best. At worst, punishments can be worse considering that they are trusted with more responsibilities than regular students i.e. supervising libraries and lunch rooms possibly in lieu of teachers as part of their duty.
If you are seen breaking or not enforcing the rules, you won't be sending out the right message, and are in danger of losing your prefect status. Make sure that even if you aren't enforcing the rules, you're abiding by them.
Know when to stop helping. If there is an issue you're not sure whether you should resolve, ask a teacher.
Remember to be just as friendly to your fellow prefects. You're all working towards helping the same school and students within it, and with good communication between prefects your job can be made a lot easier.
If a duty or role assigned to you is too much or not convenient, it is much better to talk about it with your head of year than simply not do your duty.
Don't use it as an opportunity to intimidate other students and don't be a bully. Being a prefect doesn't make being a bully justifiable. A prefect can be reported to the school just as a bully can, and any prefect who abuses their status is likely to be removed from the team as well as punished as a regular student would be, at best. At worst, punishments can be worse considering that they are trusted with more responsibilities than regular students i.e. supervising libraries and lunch rooms possibly in lieu of teachers as part of their duty.
If you are seen breaking or not enforcing the rules, you won't be sending out the right message, and are in danger of losing your prefect status. Make sure that even if you aren't enforcing the rules, you're abiding by them.
Know when to stop helping. If there is an issue you're not sure whether you should resolve, ask a teacher.
Remember to be just as friendly to your fellow prefects. You're all working towards helping the same school and students within it, and with good communication between prefects your job can be made a lot easier.
If a duty or role assigned to you is too much or not convenient, it is much better to talk about it with your head of year than simply not do your duty.
Don't use it as an opportunity to intimidate other students and don't be a bully. Being a prefect doesn't make being a bully justifiable. A prefect can be reported to the school just as a bully can, and any prefect who abuses their status is likely to be removed from the team as well as punished as a regular student would be, at best. At worst, punishments can be worse considering that they are trusted with more responsibilities than regular students i.e. supervising libraries and lunch rooms possibly in lieu of teachers as part of their duty.
If you are seen breaking or not enforcing the rules, you won't be sending out the right message, and are in danger of losing your prefect status. Make sure that even if you aren't enforcing the rules, you're abiding by them.
Know when to stop helping. If there is an issue you're not sure whether you should resolve, ask a teacher.
Remember to be just as friendly to your fellow prefects. You're all working towards helping the same school and students within it, and with good communication between prefects your job can be made a lot easier.
If a duty or role assigned to you is too much or not convenient, it is much better to talk about it with your head of year than simply not do your duty.
Don't use it as an opportunity to intimidate other students and don't be a bully. Being a prefect doesn't make being a bully justifiable. A prefect can be reported to the school just as a bully can, and any prefect who abuses their status is likely to be removed from the team as well as punished as a regular student would be, at best. At worst, punishments can be worse considering that they are trusted with more responsibilities than regular students i.e. supervising libraries and lunch rooms possibly in lieu of teachers as part of their duty.
If you are seen breaking or not enforcing the rules, you won't be sending out the right message, and are in danger of losing your prefect status. Make sure that even if you aren't enforcing the rules, you're abiding by them.
Know when to stop helping. If there is an issue you're not sure whether you should resolve, ask a teacher.
Remember to be just as friendly to your fellow prefects. You're all working towards helping the same school and students within it, and with good communication between prefects your job can be made a lot easier.
If a duty or role assigned to you is too much or not convenient, it is much better to talk about it with your head of year than simply not do your duty.
Don't use it as an opportunity to intimidate other students and don't be a bully. Being a prefect doesn't make being a bully justifiable. A prefect can be reported to the school just as a bully can, and any prefect who abuses their status is likely to be removed from the team as well as punished as a regular student would be, at best. At worst, punishments can be worse considering that they are trusted with more responsibilities than regular students i.e. supervising libraries and lunch rooms possibly in lieu of teachers as part of their duty.
If you are seen breaking or not enforcing the rules, you won't be sending out the right message, and are in danger of losing your prefect status. Make sure that even if you aren't enforcing the rules, you're abiding by them.
Know when to stop helping. If there is an issue you're not sure whether you should resolve, ask a teacher.
Remember to be just as friendly to your fellow prefects. You're all working towards helping the same school and students within it, and with good communication between prefects your job can be made a lot easier.
If a duty or role assigned to you is too much or not convenient, it is much better to talk about it with your head of year than simply not do your duty.
Don't use it as an opportunity to intimidate other students and don't be a bully. Being a prefect doesn't make being a bully justifiable. A prefect can be reported to the school just as a bully can, and any prefect who abuses their status is likely to be removed from the team as well as punished as a regular student would be, at best. At worst, punishments can be worse considering that they are trusted with more responsibilities than regular students i.e. supervising libraries and lunch rooms possibly in lieu of teachers as part of their duty.
If you are seen breaking or not enforcing the rules, you won't be sending out the right message, and are in danger of losing your prefect status. Make sure that even if you aren't enforcing the rules, you're abiding by them.
Know when to stop helping. If there is an issue you're not sure whether you should resolve, ask a teacher.
Remember to be just as friendly to your fellow prefects. You're all working towards helping the same school and students within it, and with good communication between prefects your job can be made a lot easier.
If a duty or role assigned to you is too much or not convenient, it is much better to talk about it with your head of year than simply not do your duty.
Don't use it as an opportunity to intimidate other students and don't be a bully. Being a prefect doesn't make being a bully justifiable. A prefect can be reported to the school just as a bully can, and any prefect who abuses their status is likely to be removed from the team as well as punished as a regular student would be, at best. At worst, punishments can be worse considering that they are trusted with more responsibilities than regular students i.e. supervising libraries and lunch rooms possibly in lieu of teachers as part of their duty.
If you are seen breaking or not enforcing the rules, you won't be sending out the right message, and are in danger of losing your prefect status. Make sure that even if you aren't enforcing the rules, you're abiding by them.
Know when to stop helping. If there is an issue you're not sure whether you should resolve, ask a teacher.
Remember to be just as friendly to your fellow prefects. You're all working towards helping the same school and students within it, and with good communication between prefects your job can be made a lot easier.
If a duty or role assigned to you is too much or not convenient, it is much better to talk about it with your head of year than simply not do your duty.
Don't use it as an opportunity to intimidate other students and don't be a bully. Being a prefect doesn't make being a bully justifiable. A prefect can be reported to the school just as a bully can, and any prefect who abuses their status is likely to be removed from the team as well as punished as a regular student would be, at best. At worst, punishments can be worse considering that they are trusted with more responsibilities than regular students i.e. supervising libraries and lunch rooms possibly in lieu of teachers as part of their duty.
If you are seen breaking or not enforcing the rules, you won't be sending out the right message, and are in danger of losing your prefect status. Make sure that even if you aren't enforcing the rules, you're abiding by them.
Know when to stop helping. If there is an issue you're not sure whether you should resolve, ask a teacher.
Remember to be just as friendly to your fellow prefects. You're all working towards helping the same school and students within it, and with good communication between prefects your job can be made a lot easier.
If a duty or role assigned to you is too much or not convenient, it is much better to talk about it with your head of year than simply not do your duty.
Don't use it as an opportunity to intimidate other students and don't be a bully. Being a prefect doesn't make being a bully justifiable. A prefect can be reported to the school just as a bully can, and any prefect who abuses their status is likely to be removed from the team as well as punished as a regular student would be, at best. At worst, punishments can be worse considering that they are trusted with more responsibilities than regular students i.e. supervising libraries and lunch rooms possibly in lieu of teachers as part of their duty.
If you are seen breaking or not enforcing the rules, you won't be sending out the right message, and are in danger of losing your prefect status. Make sure that even if you aren't enforcing the rules, you're abiding by them.
Know when to stop helping. If there is an issue you're not sure whether you should resolve, ask a teacher.
Remember to be just as friendly to your fellow prefects. You're all working towards helping the same school and students within it, and with good communication between prefects your job can be made a lot easier.
If a duty or role assigned to you is too much or not convenient, it is much better to talk about it with your head of year than simply not do your duty.
Don't use it as an opportunity to intimidate other students and don't be a bully. Being a prefect doesn't make being a bully justifiable. A prefect can be reported to the school just as a bully can, and any prefect who abuses their status is likely to be removed from the team as well as punished as a regular student would be, at best. At worst, punishments can be worse considering that they are trusted with more responsibilities than regular students i.e. supervising libraries and lunch rooms possibly in lieu of teachers as part of their duty.
If you are seen breaking or not enforcing the rules, you won't be sending out the right message, and are in danger of losing your prefect status. Make sure that even if you aren't enforcing the rules, you're abiding by them.
Know when to stop helping. If there is an issue you're not sure whether you should resolve, ask a teacher.
Remember to be just as friendly to your fellow prefects. You're all working towards helping the same school and students within it, and with good communication between prefects your job can be made a lot easier.
If a duty or role assigned to you is too much or not convenient, it is much better to talk about it with your head of year than simply not do your duty.
Don't use it as an opportunity to intimidate other students and don't be a bully. Being a prefect doesn't make being a bully justifiable. A prefect can be reported to the school just as a bully can, and any prefect who abuses their status is likely to be removed from the team as well as punished as a regular student would be, at best. At worst, punishments can be worse considering that they are trusted with more responsibilities than regular students i.e. supervising libraries and lunch rooms possibly in lieu of teachers as part of their duty.
If you are seen breaking or not enforcing the rules, you won't be sending out the right message, and are in danger of losing your prefect status. Make sure that even if you aren't enforcing the rules, you're abiding by them.
Know when to stop helping. If there is an issue you're not sure whether you should resolve, ask a teacher.
Remember to be just as friendly to your fellow prefects. You're all working towards helping the same school and students within it, and with good communication between prefects your job can be made a lot easier.
If a duty or role assigned to you is too much or not convenient, it is much better to talk about it with your head of year than simply not do your duty.
Don't use it as an opportunity to intimidate other students and don't be a bully. Being a prefect doesn't make being a bully justifiable. A prefect can be reported to the school just as a bully can, and any prefect who abuses their status is likely to be removed from the team as well as punished as a regular student would be, at best. At worst, punishments can be worse considering that they are trusted with more responsibilities than regular students i.e. supervising libraries and lunch rooms possibly in lieu of teachers as part of their duty.
If you are seen breaking or not enforcing the rules, you won't be sending out the right message, and are in danger of losing your prefect status. Make sure that even if you aren't enforcing the rules, you're abiding by them.
Know when to stop helping. If there is an issue you're not sure whether you should resolve, ask a teacher.
Remember to be just as friendly to your fellow prefects. You're all working towards helping the same school and students within it, and with good communication between prefects your job can be made a lot easier.
If a duty or role assigned to you is too much or not convenient, it is much better to talk about it with your head of year than simply not do your duty.
Don't use it as an opportunity to intimidate other students and don't be a bully. Being a prefect doesn't make being a bully justifiable. A prefect can be reported to the school just as a bully can, and any prefect who abuses their status is likely to be removed from the team as well as punished as a regular student would be, at best. At worst, punishments can be worse considering that they are trusted with more responsibilities than regular students i.e. supervising libraries and lunch rooms possibly in lieu of teachers as part of their duty.
If you are seen breaking or not enforcing the rules, you won't be sending out the right message, and are in danger of losing your prefect status. Make sure that even if you aren't enforcing the rules, you're abiding by them.
Know when to stop helping. If there is an issue you're not sure whether you should resolve, ask a teacher.
Remember to be just as friendly to your fellow prefects. You're all working towards helping the same school and students within it, and with good communication between prefects your job can be made a lot easier.
If a duty or role assigned to you is too much or not convenient, it is much better to talk about it with your head of year than simply not do your duty.
Don't use it as an opportunity to intimidate other students and don't be a bully. Being a prefect doesn't make being a bully justifiable. A prefect can be reported to the school just as a bully can, and any prefect who abuses their status is likely to be removed from the team as well as punished as a regular student would be, at best. At worst, punishments can be worse considering that they are trusted with more responsibilities than regular students i.e. supervising libraries and lunch rooms possibly in lieu of teachers as part of their duty.
If you are seen breaking or not enforcing the rules, you won't be sending out the right message, and are in danger of losing your prefect status. Make sure that even if you aren't enforcing the rules, you're abiding by them.
Know when to stop helping. If there is an issue you're not sure whether you should resolve, ask a teacher.
Remember to be just as friendly to your fellow prefects. You're all working towards helping the same school and students within it, and with good communication between prefects your job can be made a lot easier.
If a duty or role assigned to you is too much or not convenient, it is much better to talk about it with your head of year than simply not do your duty.
Don't use it as an opportunity to intimidate other students and don't be a bully. Being a prefect doesn't make being a bully justifiable. A prefect can be reported to the school just as a bully can, and any prefect who abuses their status is likely to be removed from the team as well as punished as a regular student would be, at best. At worst, punishments can be worse considering that they are trusted with more responsibilities than regular students i.e. supervising libraries and lunch rooms possibly in lieu of teachers as part of their duty.
If you are seen breaking or not enforcing the rules, you won't be sending out the right message, and are in danger of losing your prefect status. Make sure that even if you aren't enforcing the rules, you're abiding by them.
Remember to be just as friendly to your fellow prefects. You're all working towards helping the same school and students within it, and with good communication between prefects your job can be made a lot easier.
If a duty or role assigned to you is too much or not convenient, it is much better to talk about it with your head of year than simply not do your duty.
Don't use it as an opportunity to intimidate other students and don't be a bully. Being a prefect doesn't make being a bully justifiable. A prefect can be reported to the school just as a bully can, and any prefect who abuses their status is likely to be removed from the team as well as punished as a regular student would be, at best. At worst, punishments can be worse considering that they are trusted with more responsibilities than regular students i.e. supervising libraries and lunch rooms possibly in lieu of teachers as part of their duty.
If you are seen breaking or not enforcing the rules, you won't be sending out the right message, and are in danger of losing your prefect status. Make sure that even if you aren't enforcing the rules, you're abiding by them.
Know when to stop helping. If there is an issue you're not sure whether you should resolve, ask a teacher.
Remember to be just as friendly to your fellow prefects. You're all working towards helping the same school and students within it, and with good communication between prefects your job can be made a lot easier.
If a duty or role assigned to you is too much or not convenient, it is much better to talk about it with your head of year than simply not do your duty.
Don't use it as an opportunity to intimidate other students and don't be a bully. Being a prefect doesn't make being a bully justifiable. A prefect can be reported to the school just as a bully can, and any prefect who abuses their status is likely to be removed from the team as well as punished as a regular student would be, at best. At worst, punishments can be worse considering that they are trusted with more responsibilities than regular students i.e. supervising libraries and lunch rooms possibly in lieu of teachers as part of their duty.
If you are seen breaking or not enforcing the rules, you won't be sending out the right message, and are in danger of losing your prefect status. Make sure that even if you aren't enforcing the rules, you're abiding by them.
Know when to stop helping. If there is an issue you're not sure whether you should resolve, ask a teacher.
Remember to be just as friendly to your fellow prefects. You're all working towards helping the same school and students within it, and with good communication between prefects your job can be made a lot easier.
If a duty or role assigned to you is too much or not convenient, it is much better to talk about it with your head of year than simply not do your duty.
Don't use it as an opportunity to intimidate other students and don't be a bully. Being a prefect doesn't make being a bully justifiable. A prefect can be reported to the school just as a bully can, and any prefect who abuses their status is likely to be removed from the team as well as punished as a regular student would be, at best. At worst, punishments can be worse considering that they are trusted with more responsibilities than regular students i.e. supervising libraries and lunch rooms possibly in lieu of teachers as part of their duty.
If you are seen breaking or not enforcing the rules, you won't be sending out the right message, and are in danger of losing your prefect status. Make sure that even if you aren't enforcing the rules, you're abiding by them.
Know when to stop helping. If there is an issue you're not sure whether you should resolve, ask a teacher.
Remember to be just as friendly to your fellow prefects. You're all working towards helping the same school and students within it, and with good communication between prefects your job can be made a lot easier.
If a duty or role assigned to you is too much or not convenient, it is much better to talk about it with your head of year than simply not do your duty.
Don't use it as an opportunity to intimidate other students and don't be a bully. Being a prefect doesn't make being a bully justifiable. A prefect can be reported to the school just as a bully can, and any prefect who abuses their status is likely to be removed from the team as well as punished as a regular student would be, at best. At worst, punishments can be worse considering that they are trusted with more responsibilities than regular students i.e. supervising libraries and lunch rooms possibly in lieu of teachers as part of their duty.
If you are seen breaking or not enforcing the rules, you won't be sending out the right message, and are in danger of losing your prefect status. Make sure that even if you aren't enforcing the rules, you're abiding by them.Know when to stop helping. If there is an issue you're not sure whether you should resolve, ask a teacher.
Remember to be just as friendly to your fellow prefects. You're all working towards helping the same school and students within it, and with good communication between prefects your job can be made a lot easier.
If a duty or role assigned to you is too much or not convenient, it is much better to talk about it with your head of year than simply not do your duty.
Don't use it as an opportunity to intimidate other students and don't be a bully. Being a prefect doesn't make being a bully justifiable. A prefect can be reported to the school just as a bully can, and any prefect who abuses their status is likely to be removed from the team as well as punished as a regular student would be, at best. At worst, punishments can be worse considering that they are trusted with more responsibilities than regular students i.e. supervising libraries and lunch rooms possibly in lieu of teachers as part of their duty.
If you are seen breaking or not enforcing the rules, you won't be sending out the right message, and are in danger of losing your prefect status. Make sure that even if you aren't enforcing the rules, you're abiding by them.Know when to stop helping. If there is an issue you're not sure whether you should resolve, ask a teacher.
Remember to be just as friendly to your fellow prefects. You're all working towards helping the same school and students within it, and with good communication between prefects your job can be made a lot easier.
If a duty or role assigned to you is too much or not convenient, it is much better to talk about it with your head of year than simply not do your duty.
Don't use it as an opportunity to intimidate other students and don't be a bully. Being a prefect doesn't make being a bully justifiable. A prefect can be reported to the school just as a bully can, and any prefect who abuses their status is likely to be removed from the team as well as punished as a regular student would be, at best. At worst, punishments can be worse considering that they are trusted with more responsibilities than regular students i.e. supervising libraries and lunch rooms possibly in lieu of teachers as part of their duty.
If you are seen breaking or not enforcing the rules, you won't be sending out the right message, and are in danger of losing your prefect status. Make sure that even if you aren't enforcing the rules, you're abiding by them.
Know when to stop helping. If there is an issue you're not sure whether you should resolve, ask a teacher.
Remember to be just as friendly to your fellow prefects. You're all working towards helping the same school and students within it, and with good communication between prefects your job can be made a lot easier.
If a duty or role assigned to you is too much or not convenient, it is much better to talk about it with your head of year than simply not do your duty.
Don't use it as an opportunity to intimidate other students and don't be a bully. Being a prefect doesn't make being a bully justifiable. A prefect can be reported to the school just as a bully can, and any prefect who abuses their status is likely to be removed from the team as well as punished as a regular student would be, at best. At worst, punishments can be worse considering that they are trusted with more responsibilities than regular students i.e. supervising libraries and lunch rooms possibly in lieu of teachers as part of their duty.
If you are seen breaking or not enforcing the rules, you won't be sending out the right message, and are in danger of losing your prefect status. Make sure that even if you aren't enforcing the rules, you're abiding by them.
Know when to stop helping. If there is an issue you're not sure whether you should resolve, ask a teacher.
Remember to be just as friendly to your fellow prefects. You're all working towards helping the same school and students within it, and with good communication between prefects your job can be made a lot easier.
If a duty or role assigned to you is too much or not convenient, it is much better to talk about it with your head of year than simply not do your duty.
Don't use it as an opportunity to intimidate other students and don't be a bully. Being a prefect doesn't make being a bully justifiable. A prefect can be reported to the school just as a bully can, and any prefect who abuses their status is likely to be removed from the team as well as punished as a regular student would be, at best. At worst, punishments can be worse considering that they are trusted with more responsibilities than regular students i.e. supervising libraries and lunch rooms possibly in lieu of teachers as part of their duty.
If you are seen breaking or not enforcing the rules, you won't be sending out the right message, and are in danger of losing your prefect status. Make sure that even if you aren't enforcing the rules, you're abiding by them.
Know when to stop helping. If there is an issue you're not sure whether you should resolve, ask a teacher.
Remember to be just as friendly to your fellow prefects. You're all working towards helping the same school and students within it, and with good communication between prefects your job can be made a lot easier.
If a duty or role assigned to you is too much or not convenient, it is much better to talk about it with your head of year than simply not do your duty.
Don't use it as an opportunity to intimidate other students and don't be a bully. Being a prefect doesn't make being a bully justifiable. A prefect can be reported to the school just as a bully can, and any prefect who abuses their status is likely to be removed from the team as well as punished as a regular student would be, at best. At worst, punishments can be worse considering that they are trusted with more responsibilities than regular students i.e. supervising libraries and lunch rooms possibly in lieu of teachers as part of their duty.
If you are seen breaking or not enforcing the rules, you won't be sending out the right message, and are in danger of losing your prefect status. Make sure that even if you aren't enforcing the rules, you're abiding by them.
Know when to stop helping. If there is an issue you're not sure whether you should resolve, ask a teacher.
Remember to be just as friendly to your fellow prefects. You're all working towards helping the same school and students within it, and with good communication between prefects your job can be made a lot easier.
If a duty or role assigned to you is too much or not convenient, it is much better to talk about it with your head of year than simply not do your duty.
Don't use it as an opportunity to intimidate other students and don't be a bully. Being a prefect doesn't make being a bully justifiable. A prefect can be reported to the school just as a bully can, and any prefect who abuses their status is likely to be removed from the team as well as punished as a regular student would be, at best. At worst, punishments can be worse considering that they are trusted with more responsibilities than regular students i.e. supervising libraries and lunch rooms possibly in lieu of teachers as part of their duty.
If you are seen breaking or not enforcing the rules, you won't be sending out the right message, and are in danger of losing your prefect status. Make sure that even if you aren't enforcing the rules, you're abiding by them.
Know when to stop helping. If there is an issue you're not sure whether you should resolve, ask a teacher.
Remember to be just as friendly to your fellow prefects. You're all working towards helping the same school and students within it, and with good communication between prefects your job can be made a lot easier.
If a duty or role assigned to you is too much or not convenient, it is much better to talk about it with your head of year than simply not do your duty.
Don't use it as an opportunity to intimidate other students and don't be a bully. Being a prefect doesn't make being a bully justifiable. A prefect can be reported to the school just as a bully can, and any prefect who abuses their status is likely to be removed from the team as well as punished as a regular student would be, at best. At worst, punishments can be worse considering that they are trusted with more responsibilities than regular students i.e. supervising libraries and lunch rooms possibly in lieu of teachers as part of their duty.
If you are seen breaking or not enforcing the rules, you won't be sending out the right message, and are in danger of losing your prefect status. Make sure that even if you aren't enforcing the rules, you're abiding by them.
Know when to stop helping. If there is an issue you're not sure whether you should resolve, ask a teacher.
Remember to be just as friendly to your fellow prefects. You're all working towards helping the same school and students within it, and with good communication between prefects your job can be made a lot easier.
If a duty or role assigned to you is too much or not convenient, it is much better to talk about it with your head of year than simply not do your duty.
Don't use it as an opportunity to intimidate other students and don't be a bully. Being a prefect doesn't make being a bully justifiable. A prefect can be reported to the school just as a bully can, and any prefect who abuses their status is likely to be removed from the team as well as punished as a regular student would be, at best. At worst, punishments can be worse considering that they are trusted with more responsibilities than regular students i.e. supervising libraries and lunch rooms possibly in lieu of teachers as part of their duty.
If you are seen breaking or not enforcing the rules, you won't be sending out the right message, and are in danger of losing your prefect status. Make sure that even if you aren't enforcing the rules, you're abiding by them.
Know when to stop helping. If there is an issue you're not sure whether you should resolve, ask a teacher.
Remember to be just as friendly to your fellow prefects. You're all working towards helping the same school and students within it, and with good communication between prefects your job can be made a lot easier.
If a duty or role assigned to you is too much or not convenient, it is much better to talk about it with your head of year than simply not do your duty.
Don't use it as an opportunity to intimidate other students and don't be a bully. Being a prefect doesn't make being a bully justifiable. A prefect can be reported to the school just as a bully can, and any prefect who abuses their status is likely to be removed from the team as well as punished as a regular student would be, at best. At worst, punishments can be worse considering that they are trusted with more responsibilities than regular students i.e. supervising libraries and lunch rooms possibly in lieu of teachers as part of their duty.
If you are seen breaking or not enforcing the rules, you won't be sending out the right message, and are in danger of losing your prefect status. Make sure that even if you aren't enforcing the rules, you're abiding by them.
Know when to stop helping. If there is an issue you're not sure whether you should resolve, ask a teacher.
Remember to be just as friendly to your fellow prefects. You're all working towards helping the same school and students within it, and with good communication between prefects your job can be made a lot easier.
If a duty or role assigned to you is too much or not convenient, it is much better to talk about it with your head of year than simply not do your duty.
Don't use it as an opportunity to intimidate other students and don't be a bully. Being a prefect doesn't make being a bully justifiable. A prefect can be reported to the school just as a bully can, and any prefect who abuses their status is likely to be removed from the team as well as punished as a regular student would be, at best. At worst, punishments can be worse considering that they are trusted with more responsibilities than regular students i.e. supervising libraries and lunch rooms possibly in lieu of teachers as part of their duty.
If you are seen breaking or not enforcing the rules, you won't be sending out the right message, and are in danger of losing your prefect status. Make sure that even if you aren't enforcing the rules, you're abiding by them.
Know when to stop helping. If there is an issue you're not sure whether you should resolve, ask a teacher.
Remember to be just as friendly to your fellow prefects. You're all working towards helping the same school and students within it, and with good communication between prefects your job can be made a lot easier.
If a duty or role assigned to you is too much or not convenient, it is much better to talk about it with your head of year than simply not do your duty.
Don't use it as an opportunity to intimidate other students and don't be a bully. Being a prefect doesn't make being a bully justifiable. A prefect can be reported to the school just as a bully can, and any prefect who abuses their status is likely to be removed from the team as well as punished as a regular student would be, at best. At worst, punishments can be worse considering that they are trusted with more responsibilities than regular students i.e. supervising libraries and lunch rooms possibly in lieu of teachers as part of their duty.
If you are seen breaking or not enforcing the rules, you won't be sending out the right message, and are in danger of losing your prefect status. Make sure that even if you aren't enforcing the rules, you're abiding by them.
Know when to stop helping. If there is an issue you're not sure whether you should resolve, ask a teacher.
Remember to be just as friendly to your fellow prefects. You're all working towards helping the same school and students within it, and with good communication between prefects your job can be made a lot easier.
If a duty or role assigned to you is too much or not convenient, it is much better to talk about it with your head of year than simply not do your duty.
Don't use it as an opportunity to intimidate other students and don't be a bully. Being a prefect doesn't make being a bully justifiable. A prefect can be reported to the school just as a bully can, and any prefect who abuses their status is likely to be removed from the team as well as punished as a regular student would be, at best. At worst, punishments can be worse considering that they are trusted with more responsibilities than regular students i.e. supervising libraries and lunch rooms possibly in lieu of teachers as part of their duty.
If you are seen breaking or not enforcing the rules, you won't be sending out the right message, and are in danger of losing your prefect status. Make sure that even if you aren't enforcing the rules, you're abiding by them.
Know when to stop helping. If there is an issue you're not sure whether you should resolve, ask a teacher.
Remember to be just as friendly to your fellow prefects. You're all working towards helping the same school and students within it, and with good communication between prefects your job can be made a lot easier.
If a duty or role assigned to you is too much or not convenient, it is much better to talk about it with your head of year than simply not do your duty.
Don't use it as an opportunity to intimidate other students and don't be a bully. Being a prefect doesn't make being a bully justifiable. A prefect can be reported to the school just as a bully can, and any prefect who abuses their status is likely to be removed from the team as well as punished as a regular student would be, at best. At worst, punishments can be worse considering that they are trusted with more responsibilities than regular students i.e. supervising libraries and lunch rooms possibly in lieu of teachers as part of their duty.
If you are seen breaking or not enforcing the rules, you won't be sending out the right message, and are in danger of losing your prefect status. Make sure that even if you aren't enforcing the rules, you're abiding by them.
Know when to stop helping. If there is an issue you're not sure whether you should resolve, ask a teacher.
Remember to be just as friendly to your fellow prefects. You're all working towards helping the same school and students within it, and with good communication between prefects your job can be made a lot easier.
If a duty or role assigned to you is too much or not convenient, it is much better to talk about it with your head of year than simply not do your duty.
Don't use it as an opportunity to intimidate other students and don't be a bully. Being a prefect doesn't make being a bully justifiable. A prefect can be reported to the school just as a bully can, and any prefect who abuses their status is likely to be removed from the team as well as punished as a regular student would be, at best. At worst, punishments can be worse considering that they are trusted with more responsibilities than regular students i.e. supervising libraries and lunch rooms possibly in lieu of teachers as part of their duty.
If you are seen breaking or not enforcing the rules, you won't be sending out the right message, and are in danger of losing your prefect status. Make sure that even if you aren't enforcing the rules, you're abiding by them.
Know when to stop helping. If there is an issue you're not sure whether you should resolve, ask a teacher.
Remember to be just as friendly to your fellow prefects. You're all working towards helping the same school and students within it, and with good communication between prefects your job can be made a lot easier.
If a duty or role assigned to you is too much or not convenient, it is much better to talk about it with your head of year than simply not do your duty.
Don't use it as an opportunity to intimidate other students and don't be a bully. Being a prefect doesn't make being a bully justifiable. A prefect can be reported to the school just as a bully can, and any prefect who abuses their status is likely to be removed from the team as well as punished as a regular student would be, at best. At worst, punishments can be worse considering that they are trusted with more responsibilities than regular students i.e. supervising libraries and lunch rooms possibly in lieu of teachers as part of their duty.
If you are seen breaking or not enforcing the rules, you won't be sending out the right message, and are in danger of losing your prefect status. Make sure that even if you aren't enforcing the rules, you're abiding by them.
Know when to stop helping. If there is an issue you're not sure whether you should resolve, ask a teacher.
Remember to be just as friendly to your fellow prefects. You're all working towards helping the same school and students within it, and with good communication between prefects your job can be made a lot easier.
If a duty or role assigned to you is too much or not convenient, it is much better to talk about it with your head of year than simply not do your duty.
Don't use it as an opportunity to intimidate other students and don't be a bully. Being a prefect doesn't make being a bully justifiable. A prefect can be reported to the school just as a bully can, and any prefect who abuses their status is likely to be removed from the team as well as punished as a regular student would be, at best. At worst, punishments can be worse considering that they are trusted with more responsibilities than regular students i.e. supervising libraries and lunch rooms possibly in lieu of teachers as part of their duty.
If you are seen breaking or not enforcing the rules, you won't be sending out the right message, and are in danger of losing your prefect status. Make sure that even if you aren't enforcing the rules, you're abiding by them.
Know when to stop helping. If there is an issue you're not sure whether you should resolve, ask a teacher.
Remember to be just as friendly to your fellow prefects. You're all working towards helping the same school and students within it, and with good communication between prefects your job can be made a lot easier.
If a duty or role assigned to you is too much or not convenient, it is much better to talk about it with your head of year than simply not do your duty.
Don't use it as an opportunity to intimidate other students and don't be a bully. Being a prefect doesn't make being a bully justifiable. A prefect can be reported to the school just as a bully can, and any prefect who abuses their status is likely to be removed from the team as well as punished as a regular student would be, at best. At worst, punishments can be worse considering that they are trusted with more responsibilities than regular students i.e. supervising libraries and lunch rooms possibly in lieu of teachers as part of their duty.
If you are seen breaking or not enforcing the rules, you won't be sending out the right message, and are in danger of losing your prefect status. Make sure that even if you aren't enforcing the rules, you're abiding by them.
Know when to stop helping. If there is an issue you're not sure whether you should resolve, ask a teacher.
Remember to be just as friendly to your fellow prefects. You're all working towards helping the same school and students within it, and with good communication between prefects your job can be made a lot easier.
If a duty or role assigned to you is too much or not convenient, it is much better to talk about it with your head of year than simply not do your duty.
Don't use it as an opportunity to intimidate other students and don't be a bully. Being a prefect doesn't make being a bully justifiable. A prefect can be reported to the school just as a bully can, and any prefect who abuses their status is likely to be removed from the team as well as punished as a regular student would be, at best. At worst, punishments can be worse considering that they are trusted with more responsibilities than regular students i.e. supervising libraries and lunch rooms possibly in lieu of teachers as part of their duty.
If you are seen breaking or not enforcing the rules, you won't be sending out the right message, and are in danger of losing your prefect status. Make sure that even if you aren't enforcing the rules, you're abiding by them.
Know when to stop helping. If there is an issue you're not sure whether you should resolve, ask a teacher.
Remember to be just as friendly to your fellow prefects. You're all working towards helping the same school and students within it, and with good communication between prefects your job can be made a lot easier.
If a duty or role assigned to you is too much or not convenient, it is much better to talk about it with your head of year than simply not do your duty.
Don't use it as an opportunity to intimidate other students and don't be a bully. Being a prefect doesn't make being a bully justifiable. A prefect can be reported to the school just as a bully can, and any prefect who abuses their status is likely to be removed from the team as well as punished as a regular student would be, at best. At worst, punishments can be worse considering that they are trusted with more responsibilities than regular students i.e. supervising libraries and lunch rooms possibly in lieu of teachers as part of their duty.
If you are seen breaking or not enforcing the rules, you won't be sending out the right message, and are in danger of losing your prefect status. Make sure that even if you aren't enforcing the rules, you're abiding by them.
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