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The document outlines the rules for students at the Istituto Magistrale "Vito Fazio Allmayer" school in Alcamo, Italy. It lists behaviors that are prohibited such as playing cards, writing on desks, using mobile phones or makeup, bringing food or drinks to class, smoking, and being untidy. Students must be punctual and participate during lessons. Punishments for breaking rules include demerit slips, staying home for days, poor behavior scores, and ultimately failing if their behavior score is a 5.
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Rules At School
- 1. School rules in Italy Comenius project “ The image of the other” School rules in our school Istituto Magistrale “Vito Fazio Allmayer”, Alcamo Class: IIB Social Sciences Teacher: Mariella Sorrentino
- 2. We mustn’t play cards
- 3. We mustn’t write on the walls and on the desks
- 4. We mustn’t bring music players
- 5. We mustn’t talk to our classmates during the lessons
- 6. We mustn’t use mobile phones
- 7. We mustn’t use make-up
- 8. We mustn’t bring food and drinks into the classroom
- 9. We have to be punctual
- 10. We mustn’t smoke
- 11. We have to keep the class tidy and clean