Precepts 6 to 9 support the rule of law, for example, while 11 and 18 support individual liberty and mutual respect; Precept 10 advocates democracy and British values. Precepts 20 and 21 are universally recognized as the basis of many religious codes, including those of Buddhism and Christianity. The student ethics system used at Greenfields is unique and based on a set of rules originally devised in consultation with the students themselves. All staff, and in particular the Student Consultant, who is in charge of the application of the ethics and moral system throughout the school, consult the student’s willingness to observe and confront their morals and that of others. The aim is to encourage responsibility to be taken for their actions and those of others and not use punishment to correct them. Where discipline is needed, individual programmes are worked out in consultation with the individual student concerned and, when needed, his or her parents. These are followed where appropriate by pastoral care programs if needed. Greenfields’ zero-tolerance approach to bullying and drugs is acknowledged as effective by students themselves. This is due to our students having developed a strong moral awareness, where they clearly understand right from wrong.