Rector: Hanne Guri Hellevang
Phone: 930 54 788
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Assistant principal: Kari Kversøy Madsen
Phone: 414 07 790
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Head of department: Asle Fossum
Phone: 56 15 87 00  Mobile: 94 38 15 08
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Head of department: Christine Andersen
Phone 977 61 121
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Resource team leader: Anne-Lin Sæterstøl Olsen
Phone: 56 15 87 00 Mobile: 930 44 509
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"Knowledge and well-being - a school for all"

Kleppestø junior high school's approach to learning

The pupils at Kleppestø secondary school learn best when

• they meet committed, competent and prepared teachers
• they have a good physical and psychological class environment
• there is peace of mind
• they are allowed to work in smaller groups in the basic subjects
• they experience clear professional expectations

Kleppestø junior high school's parental view

In order to create a good school/home collaboration at Kleppestø secondary school, I want as an employee

• desire mutual information flow
• use It's Learning as a bulletin board
• be clear to parents
• meet parents with respect

Kleppestø secondary school's student view

As an employee at Kleppestø secondary school, I believe it is important and correct that students should meet:

• with safe settings and surroundings
• with expectations and requirements
• with respect and tolerance
• with clear boundaries and co-ordinated teachers
• with will to understanding

The school rules are the same for all schools in Askøy municipality. Some schools also have local school rules.

Municipal school rules

School rules for school, SFO and homework help in Askøy municipality.

Local school rules Kleppestø secondary school

The municipality's common school rules apply to all pupils in Askøy municipality. Furthermore, the municipality has rules for the use of ICT equipment, and a regulation for the follow-up of absences. Kleppestø secondary school also has statutes for being elected to the school's student council, as a Young motivator in MOT. Separate regulations apply in Askøyhallen. In order to hold various positions at the school, good behavior must be the basis. 

THE FOLLOWING LAWS AND REGULATIONS WHICH ARE SUBJECTED:

• The Education Act
• Regulations on rules of order and conduct for primary schools in Askøy
• The municipality's absence regulations
• Statutes for the MOT program, local statutes for selection and election to student council.

RULES OF THE ORDER:

• Students' mobile phones must be handed in by the first lesson. They are kept in the school's administrative wing, and distributed at the end of the school day. If a student is to leave school earlier than the timetable shows, the student will be able to collect the mobile phone from the school's reception. The mobile can be used during lessons if the teacher allows teacher-controlled use. Collection and distribution can be adjusted if the timetable or an event at the school is such that it would be unreasonable to follow the ordinary regulations. Parents will be contacted if a student does not follow the regulations for mobile phones at school. Exceptions to the mobile phone rules may be granted if there are documented good reasons for this.
• You follow the laws and regulations that apply to the use of electronic aids and the internet, and you have familiarized yourself with, understand and follow the guidelines for privacy and ethical guidelines for good internet sense.
  
  
• You clean up after yourself. In addition, there must be order pupils for the classroom and the school grounds. The boss must be sorted at source and the chairs must be hung up by the last group to use the room for the day.
  
  
• The school is notified of all absences as early as possible. See the municipality's common absence regulations and the municipality's rules of order, chapter 7.
  
  
• Bicycles, electric scooters and mopeds must be stored in the bicycle garage. Skateboards can be used in designated areas, if you use protective equipment.

RULES OF CONDUCT:

• At the start of the day and when changing teachers, you must stand at the desk and greet the teacher.
  
  
• If you have something to say or need to leave your seat, raise your hand and ask for permission.
  
  
• You must stay within the school grounds. You must have permission from an adult at the school to leave the school during school hours.
  
  
• You must always follow instructions from staff at the school.

UNACCEPTABLE BEHAVIOR:

• endanger yourself or others
  
  
• throwing objects, snowballs etc
• splash, drain and throw water
  
  
• dropping objects out of windows or over railings to lower floors
  
  
• run and be loud and violent indoors
  
  
• take out mobile phones, tablets and other communicating electronic devices in teaching without the teacher having given permission for use
  
  
• cycling etc. on the school premises
  
  
• use the lift without permission from a school employee
  
  
• bring glass bottles to school
  
  
• bring snop, soft drinks and energy drinks to school without agreement with the teacher and for special occasions. On special occasions, home notice is given in advance.

Public health nurse: Marit Kjesbo Risøy

Meeting time: Monday to Friday
Phone: 47 69 62 68
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Public health nurse: David Marøy

Meeting time: Wednesday and Friday
Phone: 45739453
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Both Udir and Vestland County Council have online resources regarding bullying and work against unwanted and harmful behavior towards others.

Information from Udir about Safe and good school environment

The bullying ombudsman for children and young people in Vestland county

A safe learning environment is characterized by clear expectations for social and academic competence goals and positive behaviour. PALS develops and builds a good learning environment for all the school's pupils, staff, management and parents through positive action and participation.

Curricula for schools

The parents' council's working committee (FAU) promotes the parents' common interests vis-à-vis the school.
If you have children at the school and want to get involved, please contact us. FAU consists of at least one class contact from each grade, other parents who choose to get involved, as well as the FAU board.