CODE OF CONDUCT
1. Students are expected to conduct themselves as they would at school, adhering to the school Code of Conduct at all times. The Code of Conduct may be found in the current Parent Handbook.
2. Students may not bring any food onto the campsite.
3. Because of the very intensive itinerary, students need to observe curfew so that they will be awake and able to benefit fully from the programme.
4. Itinerary times must be strictly followed.
5. Students may not wander the campgrounds on their own, and must ask permission before leaving the group for any reason.
6. To maintain a sense of being away together as a group and make the most of our time in Camp, personal technology/smart devices (including phones) will not be permitted. There is a land line available for emergency communication. We will be sending a daily email update to parents, and parents may call the school for further information if they wish.
7. It is understood that the School accepts no liability for the damage or loss of any personal item.
8. School trip dress code is in effect..
9. Each student and their parent(s)/guardian(s) are financially responsible for any damage incurred by the student.
10. Students on scheduled medications must see Morah Andi at the appointed time each day to obtain and take their medication.

My child agrees to conduct themself according to the rules set out for this trip. We understand that should there be a serious infraction of these rules, the adult chaperones have the right and the responsibility to send our son/daughter home at our expense.