MJR + PBL
Making Jesus Real & Positive Behaviours for Learning
St Paul's uses two frameworks to set learning through positive behaviours that reflect the teaching and example of Jesus. Positive Behaviours for Learning and Making Jesus Real inform our rules.
Making Jesus Real (MJR) is designed to foster a relationship with Jesus that is real to the students and relevant to their daily lives. MJR is based on the belief that we are the image of Jesus to all people around us. We are His representatives and our actions should reflect His values as taught in the Gospel. Jesus told us that we are all part of His family and that the way we treat others should be reflective of the way we would treat Him.
Matrix of Expected Behaviours
- I am Respectful
- I am Responsible
- I am Ready to Learn
- At St Pauls every day is a MJR Day
- We make Jesus Real in the way we Greet, Treat and Speak to others Respectfully
- We make Jesus Real through our Daily Actions
- We make Jesus Real when we are tuned in to look for God Moments and Spread the Good News
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All Settings |
Classroom |
Playground |
Canteen |
Toilets |
Entries/Exits/ Pathways |
Afternoon Dismissal |
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Greet, Treat and Speak to others respectfully |
Put your hand up to speak |
Sticks and stones stay on the ground |
Say please and thankyou |
Use toilet paper, taps and soap correctly |
Wait quietly before entering rooms |
Walk quickly and quietly to your dismissal meeting area |
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Follow directions |
Allow others to learn |
Keep our hands and feet to ourselves |
Line up and wait your turn |
Flush the toilet |
Walk at all times |
Remain seated while waiting |
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Respect others and school property |
Are equipped, prepared and ready to learn |
Play by the rules |
Buy food and use money for yourself only |
Allow people privacy |
Line up quickly when the bell rings
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Walk at all times |
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Care for others |
Take pride in all our work |
Follow teacher instructions |
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Play outside |
Sit down while waiting to go back into class |
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