Rewards

Recognising and Celebrating Positive Behaviour

Rewards Policy
At Kings International College we expect our students to strive to achieve their best at all times. In order to recognise these successes, students will receive REWARDS using a points system on SIMs. The categories for positive recognition are as follows:

Category	Numerical value/ ‘points’	Examples
Responsibility	+1	• Peer modelling • Conduct/manners • Helpful to peers/ staff • Respectful towards others/ environment
Effort	+1	• Participation • Continued resilience • Improvement • Revision Sessions • Discussion
Work	+2	• Classwork to a high standard • Consistent quality of work • High standard of homework/ project
Achievement	+3	• Consistently achieving target grade and/or above • Department celebration nomination • Continued excellent work produced in faculty/dept
Representing the College	+3	• Contribution to wider community • Representing college/ /year/ house • Sports/ Sporting achievement
Dedication	+3	• Attendance • Personal achievement • Other awards across school e.g. LRC • School council
Student of the Week	Contact Home - Postcard	• Highest number of reward points in a week – one per tutor group (Pastoral - tutors)
Star Student	Contact Home - Certificate	• Highest number of reward points per half term for years 7,8,9,10 and 11 across subjects (Curriculum - Subject staff)

Celebrating Rewards

Weekly: Each week a ‘student of the week’ will receive a postcard for the highest number of positive points in a week from their tutor. This recognises the student has gone above and beyond and can be taken home to be shared with parents/carers. This is logged on SIMs.

Half Termly: Every half term each subject will allocate a ‘star student’ based on those students who have demonstrated the Kings values or those above in their lessons. They will receive a certificate and letter home. This is logged on SIMs.
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Termly: There will also be a further reward celebration for which will occur at the end of each term. Each term an assembly will be held where students will be rewarded for a set benchmark of points:

• +50
• +100
• +150
• +200

These students will receive a certificate and be entered into a prize draw. At the end of the academic year, those with the highest points will be further rewarded by a gold, silver or bronze badge.
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Yearly: Each year the College holds an Awards and Celebration Evening to recognise the amazing work from students from across the College. This will be held once a year with subject nominations for students who have been successful across the curriculum or received a nomination for bespoke awards for representing the community.​ 

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