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Behaviour Policy


Behaviour Policy 🌟


Reviewed by: Phil Parker
Next Review Date: September 2026


At FUNDA, we are committed to providing a safe, respectful, and enjoyable environment for every child. To achieve this, we rely on the cooperation of parents, children, and staff to foster a positive culture of behaviour. Below is our policy, outlining everyone’s responsibilities and the procedures we follow for behaviour management.


Parent & Child Responsibility 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦

We ask parents to inform us during initial registration or verbally about any potential behavioural issues that might arise during camp.

When your child attends camp, we expect:


Respect for others: Treat everyone as they wish to be treated.


🚫 No swearing or abusive language: This will not be tolerated.


⚠️ No aggression or violence: These behaviours are unacceptable.


🛑 Respect for personal property: Children should take care of others’ belongings and the facilities we use.


🎓 Listen to FUNDA Educators: Show respect to staff by following their instructions.

Peer-on-Peer Abuse


Staff Responsibility 👩‍🏫👨‍🏫

Our staff undergo rigorous training to uphold our standards of care, safety, and safeguarding. Here's what we expect from them:

✔️ Treat every child fairly, recognising their unique needs.
✔️ Create an environment that is stimulating, challenging, and fun.
✔️ Apply clear and consistent rules with fair consequences.
🚫 No physical punishment is ever allowed.
🛑 Physical intervention (e.g., holding) is only permitted to prevent immediate harm.
❌ No humiliation or embarrassment will be used as discipline.
🌟 Be positive role models, demonstrating high standards of care and motivation.


We take peer-on-peer abuse very seriously and aim to handle such situations sensitively and fairly. Here's how we address concerns:

📢 Reporting

  • 🗣️ Children are encouraged to speak with their Group Coach if they feel they are experiencing peer-on-peer abuse.

  • 📋 The Group Coach will report the matter to the Site Leader.


🔍 Assessment

  • 👥 The Site Leader will discuss the matter with the child and the coach.

  • 🔎 If necessary, the person accused will also be spoken to, as they may have underlying issues requiring support.


📞 Parental Communication

  • 👨‍👩‍👧 Parents of both parties will be contacted to discuss findings and actions.


✅ Actions

  • 🛠️ If the issue is confirmed, we will take appropriate action to resolve it.

  • 🚫 In serious cases, this may involve removing the abuser from camp.


Our approach ensures all concerns are addressed with care and fairness, promoting a safe and positive environment for all children. 🌈✨


Behaviour Management Procedure 🛠️

We prioritize fairness and consistency when managing behaviour issues. Here's how we handle them step by step:


🟢 Early Intervention

  • The Group Coach will address the behaviour immediately to prevent it from escalating further.


🟡 Escalation to Camp Leader

  • If the issue remains unresolved, the Camp Leader will step in to manage the situation.

  • The child may be removed from the group but will always be kept within sight of others for safety.


🔴 Parental Involvement

  • If necessary, the parent or carer will be contacted to collect the child.

  • If collection isn’t possible, parents will be informed about the behaviour and the required actions at the earliest opportunity.


🔧 Further Action

  • If behaviour issues persist, the Site Leader will consult the Operations Team at Head Office.

  • This may result in the suspension of the child from camp.


By maintaining a structured and transparent approach, we create a positive and supportive environment for all children. 🌟😊


Why This Policy Matters 💡

By setting clear expectations and procedures, we aim to:

  • Ensure every child feels safe and valued. 🌟

  • Provide staff with the tools to manage behaviour consistently. 🛠️

  • Foster a respectful, positive environment for all children. 🌈


Thank you for your support in maintaining an enjoyable experience for everyone at FUNDA! 🌟


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