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This should be read and understood by the student and parent / carer. Students will NOT be allowed to attend the residential part of the Exeter Scholars programme unless the relevant part of the application form has been ticked to indicate that you understand the rules and regulations.

Expected Behaviour

Participating in a University of Exeter residential will be very different from your experience at school. We want all students to benefit from and enjoy this new experience. In order to do this, you will be expected to show responsible behaviour, and respect the rights of other students and staff.

Rules and Regulations

For health and safety reasons, and for all students to have the opportunity to benefit and enjoy the Exeter Scholars residential, the following rules and regulations will be in operation:

• Alcohol must not be brought onto the university site or consumed during the programme.
• The purchase or use of any illegal substances is strictly forbidden.
• Smoking / vaping is not permitted.
• Students are expected to attend all timetabled activities (unless there is a valid reason for absence, such as illness).
• Students are not allowed to leave the university site without permission; in the event of unauthorised absences, the university is not liable for any situations which may occur off-site involving the student. For any authorised trips off-site, students will be accompanied by a member of staff. 
• Students must not take photos or film other participants on the programme or staff members without their explicit consent.
• Students are expected to follow any emergency procedure, such as a fire drill, as directed by University staff.
• Students are not permitted to enter any other participant’s bedroom; there are social spaces such as shared kitchens to socialise in. You must not change from the bedroom that has been allocated to you. If you have a problem with your room, please inform a member of staff.
• You are responsible for the keys / swipe cards issued to you on arrival. If you lose them, you must report this immediately to a member of staff. You may have to pay for a replacement.
• Students are expected to be in their rooms at specified times (which will be indicated on the first day).
• Students must wear their name badge at all times on the lanyards provided. 
• Neither abusive and anti-social behaviour nor homophobic, sexist, or racist language will be tolerated in any circumstances. 

Serious Incidents of Misbehaviour

In the event of serious incidents of misbehaviour, such as fighting, racial abuse, the use of illegal substances, or leaving the university site without permission, the student(s) concerned will not be allowed to continue on the residential and arrangements will be made for the student(s) to be taken home. In some cases this may involve a cost to the parents / carers of the student.

First Day of the Residential

On the first day of the residential, staff will explain some additional rules and regulations that will apply to activities currently being planned. As such, it is expected that you will adhere to them for your own health and safety, and that of other students and staff. 

If you have any concerns or questions about the code of conduct then please contact us via exeterscholars@exeter.ac.uk