School Policies
The school has the following policies and Management structures and any parent or learner may read any of the documents on request.
- Admissions Policy
- Drug zero Tolerance Policy
- Debtors Policy
- Employment Manual
- Employee Policy
- Financial Policy
- Hiv /Aids policy
- Learners Grievance Policy
- Language Policy
- Parent Forum Policy
- Prefect Constitution
- Religious Policy
- Safety & Security Policy
- School Board Constitution
- School Constitution
- School Code of Conduct
- Teachers Handbook
Discipline
Every pupil should constantly remind him/herself that both in private and in public, he/she is responsible for maintaining and fostering the good name of Henley High & Preparatory School by according respect towards all members of society, older or younger, the more-and the less-privileged.
Striving towards the very highest standards in everything, from morality to academic performance, from appearance to performance on the sports field; and never indulging in any behaviour or activity which could bring the name of the school into disrepute.
School Uniform
Learners are expected to be dressed neatly in proper school uniform during school hours, or while representing the school.
The full School Uniform and Conduct policies may be downloaded here
Respect and consideration of others
We expect our learners to foster a respectful and responsible attitude towards all persons and property with the acknowledgement of the fact that ours is a multi-cultural and diverse society.
Academic responsibility
Respect and care of facilities
Smoking and substance abuse
The school is opposed to the use of tobacco amongst learners. Smoking is not permitted when in school uniform, at school, or at any school activity.
Any use or involvement in the use of drugs or chemical substances is a criminal offence and will be dealt with according to the School’s Zero Drug Tolerance Policy.
Henley High and Preparatory School POPI Act
Our policy on the POPI Act may be downloaded here