Policies currently undergoing review can be found at the bottom of this page.
A paper-based copy of these documents can be provided free-of-charge on request.
Key Policies
Acceptable Use of IT (Code of Conduct) – 2019
Admissions Policy 2018-19 – DETERMINED (See also Exceeding PAN Protocol, below)
Admissions Policy 2019-20 – DETERMINED (See also Exceeding PAN Protocol, below)
Admissions Policy 2020-21 – DETERMINED (See also Exceeding PAN Protocol, below)
Admissions (Exceeding PAN Protocol) 2018
Allegations of Abuse Against School Staff (Procedures for addressing) 2018
Anti-bullying and Anti-hate 2020 Adopted
Behaviour Principles – Written Statement 2017
Capability of Staff Policy 2016
Charging, Remissions and Debt Management 2017
Child Protection Policy and Procedures 2020
Designated Teacher (Children-In-Care) 2020
Early Help – a webpage of support
Early Years Foundation Stage 2020
Equalities and Schemes, including Accessibility 2018
Governor’s Allowances Policy – schemes for paying 2019
Keeping Children Safe in Education (ONLINE PUBLICATION)
Mental Health and Well-being 2019
Newly Qualified Teacher – Induction Policy 2020
Positive Handling (Physical Restraint) Policy 2012
Religious Education Policy 2018
Safer Recruitment and Staff Selection 2016
Safer Working Practices (ONLINE PUBLICATION)
Sex and Relationships Education Policy 2018 – SEE ALSO DRAFT 2020 POLICY FOR CONSULTATION BELOW
Special Educational Needs & Disabilities Policy 2020
Spiritual Development Policy 2019
Spiritual, Moral, Social and Cultural Policy 2019
Staff Discipline, Conduct and Grievance Policy 2018
Statement_of_entitlement_2016_RE
Supporting Pupils with Medical Conditions 2019
Volunteer Code Of Conduct 2017
Working Togerther to Safeguard Children (ONLINE PUBLICATION)
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DRAFT POLICIES FOR CONSULTATION
Please use the contact form HERE to make a comment on any of the policies below.
Relationships and Sex Education Policy 2020 - DRAFT (22 downloads)
When considering the Relationships Education Policy, readers may wish to consider:
- The age of the children concerned
- Religious implications
- Equality of opportunity
- When, where and how sex education should be taught
- Sensitive and controversial issues
- Procedures for withdrawal of pupils
- Providing information for parents
We have a large number of other policies which can be viewed on request. We can also provide copies for you to take away. Please contact the office for details.