Policy 1: Students should be allowed to chew Chewing gum
Rational
With dental health being an issue to young people as it is to adults we believe it is important that students are allowed to chew chewing gum. Chewing a chewing gum that is endorsed by the Australian Dental Association and proven to help clean and protect teeth from bacteria should be allowed to be chewed in school.
Regulations for chewing chewing gum in school
There will be a bin placed in the EZ that is designated for people’s chewing gum.
Monitors will check the tables and floor for evidence of chewing gum on a daily basis. Consequences will be imposed (stated later in document).
Only Australian Dental Association endorsed chewing gum in allowable
Students only allowed to chew their chewing gum during individual work. Not during workshops, assemblies etc.
Suggestions to limit misuse of chewing gum
Keep the individual wrapper so when students have finished chewing they are able to wrap the used chewing gum up in it before throwing the gum out.
Benefits to the school
Students have healthier teeth
Happier student body
Teachers can focus on less trivial concerns as they don’t have to check if people are chewing gum
Consequences for misuse
First offence: Clean gum off all tables in the EZ
Second offence: Individual is banned from chewing gum at school
If misuse is wide spread teachers reserve the right to ban chewing gum once again.
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