Code of conduct
Code of conduct

Terms of use

When booking a course, students are committing to attend the agreed session/sessions.

If you are no longer able to attend a course, please contact us or call 01442 864966 to notify us, as soon as possible so that your space can be given to another student. Due to the limited number of spaces on courses, students who persistently (on three separate occasions) fail to notify us in advance that they can no longer attend will be unable to book on courses again until the following term.

Code of conduct

All students sign up to the College Code of Conduct:

We want to ensure everyone involved in the College has a positive experience.

It is expected that all students and staff keep to the College Code of Conduct, as detailed below:

We ask people to:

  • Respect - everyone's rights, choices, identity, beliefs, opinions, and personal space.
  • Value - everyone's voice and participation.
  • Interact - responsibly, encouraging mutual respect and understanding among all college members.
  • Take responsibility - for their own self-care, both physically and emotionally. Ask for help and support if needed.
  • Be ready to learn - be punctual, prepared and inform the College if you cannot attend.

When attending a course, students do not have to discuss their personal or professional life, history, or health issues. However, if a student does disclose personal information, please treat the topics of discussion and/or disclosure of personal information confidentially.

When attending college activities, please do not be under the influence of, bring or use alcohol and or any illegal substances. The College also operates a non-smoking policy, but if you wish to smoke / vape, please follow the policies of the venue you are attending and ask if you are uncertain.

New Leaf Recovery and Wellbeing College encourages diversity and inclusion for everyone. The College does not accept any form of discrimination, bullying, or violence. You will be suspended and may be permanently excluded if discriminatory, bullying or violent behaviour is evident.

In addition to the terms of use and code of conduct, group learning agreements are part of the College's ethos and are created at the beginning of each course.

If you want to speak to the college team about our College Code of Conduct, please call 01442 864966 or contact us.

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