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40 PLEASE REFER TO ICT POLICY RESOURCES Since opening Hornbill School we have made huge investments in the environments in which we all work, and the resources that we have in school. Any member of staff is to take care and responsibility for the resources and equipment we have. Please remember to: ☺ Actively promote how we look after and care for resources in Hornbill School, so that this is understood by all. ☺ Encourage children to, where appropriate, tidy up resources / equipment that has been used. ☺ Ensure collectively that resource areas are kept ordered and tidy. ☺ Ensure that PE equipment is counted in and out, and let the PE Subject Leader know if equipment is/gets damaged. ☺ Be aware that resources made of plastic (particularly playground equipment) wear quite quickly under the sun in this climate. Keep an eye out during duties that equipment has not cracked and is still safe to be played with. ☺ return any unused stationery like pens, pencils, document wallets and so on to the School Business Leader. SCE Management Handbook is available in the Headteacher’s Office. All staff members are advised to familiarise themselves with the contents of the SCE Management Handbook and the CIC (online). Induction Guidance for Members of the Garrison Officers’ Mess (BOM) As an appointed teacher (UKBTs or NSTs) at Hornbill School you will automatically become a member of the Garrison Officers’ Mess. With this goes a certain responsibility and these are briefly laid out below. For more detail please refer to the current Mess rules. Throughout the year there will be a number of formal and informal functions. You are encouraged, as Mess members, to attend but obviously this is entirely up to you. The Officer’s Mess is the home of those officers who live in it, as well as, the institution by which the garrison’s regiments are, as a whole, judged. It is therefore your responsibility to ensure that your conduct in the Mess reflects this. All Mess information is posted on the notice board in the staffroom or put in your pigeon holes. You are the Mess member, your spouse and children, are therefore considered as guests and must be included as such when signing up for functions. Etiquette / Behaviour in the Mess • Noisy behaviour, clinking of glasses and other forms of rowdy behaviour should be avoided. • Your dress should meet the dress code at all times (see below).
41 • Any guest you bring to the Mess should be introduced to the Commanding Officer if present. • Times and etiquette for a function are usually given out a week prior to the event for an informal function and a couple of weeks prior to the event for a formal function. • The invitation of guests other than your spouse, to a formal function, must be approved by the Mess President (PMC). Formal Dinner Nights • Dinner guests should be introduced the Mess President. • There is no smoking at dinner until the port and/or coffee has been passed round and the President or senior officer has lighted up. • Silver displayed on the table should not normally be handled. • You don’t start eating unless the Commanding Officer has started. • You should not leave the Mess until the Commanding Officer has left. • There is no use of the Mess ablutions during the playing of the pipes and drums and the giving of any toasts or speeches. • Use of the Mess ablutions during a formal Mess function can vary and is usually announced either prior to the function or at the beginning. Pipes and Drums At any function, when the pipes and drums are playing, you are expected to remain silent out of respect. Mess meetings These usually happen quarterly and as a Mess member you have a responsibility to attend. If you can not attend then it is your responsibility to ensure that your apologies are given to the Mess Secretary before the Mess meeting. Mess Bills Mess bills are issued at the beginning of each month and are currently delivered to school*. Mess bills are paid at the Officers’ Mess or Treasurer . They must be paid by the 14 th of every month. All Mess functions you attend, any food or drink you purchase at the Mess and your Panaga bill are accounted for on your Mess bill. It is your responsibility to ensure that your Mess bill is paid promptly and to ensure that you have made provision for it to be paid while you are away, eg in the summer holiday. Mess bills must be paid in Brunei Dollars Public Rooms These are the Bar, the Dining Room, the Ante Room and the toilets. All other rooms are private and should be treated as such.
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