During your time in hospital, you'll continue to develop the four capacities of Curriculum for Excellence - to become a Successful Learner, a Confident Individual, a Responsible Citizen and an Effective Contributor.
We ask that you abide by five simple ground rules:
- Follow timetable - Try to remain within the lesson environment. If you need a time-out, ask your teacher first and inform the school nurse.
- Engage in class - Engage with your work to the best of your ability to meet targets agreed with your teachers.
- Show consideration and respect - Try to interact and participate in group activities. Be open to receiving and giving constructive feedback.
- Follow directions - Be co-operative with staff, whether they're teachers or part of the wider medical team.
- Wait in class until you're dismissed - It's good manners but it's also for safety reasons.
Your number one priority while you're in hospital is your recovery.
However, try to remain ambitious in terms of your academic progress too.
- Strive to complete any work set out by HES and base school teachers.
- If you encounter difficulties, please talk to us and we'll help you prioritise and negotiate more appropriate targets.
