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6, Jalan tam Mans Singapore 278475 x futlife"leaders Berar EE AGS (Gutornational) TOURS, TRIPS AND EXCURSIONS: CODE OF CONDUCT Acceptance by parents of a pupil's participation in any tour, trip or excursion organised by or on behalf of ACS (Intemational) implies accoptance by both parents and pupils of the Code of Conduct. as a basic condition of that participation, Normal School Rules apply in general terms. These will be interpreted in the light of the particular activity and local conditions. Behaviour must always reflect the high standards demanded by ACS (International), Standards of dress must be appropriate to the activity and occasion. Specific guidelines on clothing and the dress required for a particular trp will be issued by the organiser if necessary. When staying in shared accommodation, including hostels and hotels, pupils must show consideration for other guests and must observe the rules laid down by the management of the accommodation. Boys and girs will be staying in separate accommodation. Puplls must observe the guidelines and timings laid down when given free time out of their ‘accommodation. ‘The laws, rules and traditions of foreign countries must be observed at all times. Students are not permitted to consume alcohol or smoke. Any additional rules which are to form part of the Code of Conduct for a particular trip will be notified in writing by the organiser prior to the Code of Conduct being signed. Parents | Guardians are required to accept responsibility for any damage or cost incurred by their son or daughter or ward due to thelr conduct and actions, whether intentional or not. Any claims made by a third party against a pupil, or the School as a result of his or her actions, must be met by the pupi's parents in the event that they are not covered by insurance. A serious breach of the Code of Conduct or of the normal rules of acceptable behaviour may result in the pupil being repatriated or returned home at the expense of the parents. The decision to repatriate or return a pupil home is at the discretion of the organiser or the senior member of staff ‘accompanying the trip. There is no appeal against this decision, Students need to remember that they are representing their school, their family and their country and their behaviour will reflect on these groups. Respectful behaviour at all times to all groups supporting the tour in the destination country is essential as this may affect the potential for future tours. Renee ian ere reer 1: futtife"leaders ea “glob AGS (Guternational) TOURS, TRIPS AND EXCURSIONS: CODE OF CONDUCT FORM Name of Trp El Sf. YA... CAMP... 222. bate... 6th. 42. 44h. Movember I have read the information provided by the organiserileader of this tourltrip/excursion and | understand that this forms part of the basis of a contract between ACS (International) and the parents of LE aatlee! iIrname of your son/daughteriward) lie and my/our son/daughter agree that he/she will abide by the Code of Conduct and we accept the rules, regulations, terms and conditions set out by ACS (International) for the trip. We agree that he/she may take part in all activities on the itinerary except those exempted ‘and that he/she will follow the instructions of members of staff and other adult supervisors and Instructors. Me agree that the organiser/leader or the senior member of staff present may authorise any ‘emergency medical treatment with permission from parents, including an operation or the ‘administration of an anaesthetic, should it be considered necessary. When completed please upload only page 2 of this document to the portal. Page 2 of 2 citizens ::

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