Policies
Here are the policies that the school has in place to try to ensure that every child receives the best they can at Hartest Church of England Primary School. Should you have a complaint, the procedure to follow is listed at the end of this page.
Behaviour Policy – As a school we believe that good behaviour is promoted though a clear code of conduct supported by a balanced combination of fair rewards and consequences within a positive community atmosphere. The purpose of this policy is to recognise and reward acceptable behaviour first and to turn unacceptable behaviour into acceptable conduct so that pupils develop into positive, contributing members of the school community, who are beginning to recognise their place and responsibilities in the wider community as citizens of the 21st Century.
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Attendance Policy – Hartest Church of England Primary School is committed to providing an education of the highest quality for all its pupils / students and recognises this can only be achieved by supporting and promoting excellent school attendance for all. This is based on the belief that only by attending school regularly and punctually will children and young people be able to take full advantage of the educational opportunities available to them. High attainment depends on good attendance.
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Educational Welfare Officer: School Attendance A Guide for Parents & Carers
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Collective Worship Policy – In our partnership with parents and within our Christian ethos, we aim to nurture, encourage and challenge every child to become the ‘best that they can be’ as they grow into successful, well rounded individuals with a life-long love of learning. We have very good links with the local parish church in the village and the vicar is a regular visitor to the school leading assembly every Monday morning.
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Marking and Feedback Policy – Provide consistency and continuity of marking practice throughout the school.
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Health and Safety Policy – Suffolk County Council has the prime responsibility for Health and Safety and that the Governing Body and Headteacher have specific responsibilities to manage health, safety and welfare at the school level.
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Charges and Remission Policy – The Governing Body recognises the valuable contribution that the wide range of additional activities, including clubs, educational visits and residential experiences can make towards pupils’ personal and social education.
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Special Educational Needs (SEN) Policy – All children at Hartest Church of England Primary School are valued equally, irrespective of the nature of their educational needs. Throughout or at any time during a child’s time in school he / she may experience learning, physical, sensory or emotional difficulties which might impair or hinder their learning. Children who are identified as ‘Gifted and Talented’ may also be seen to have S.E.N, however these children will not be included in SEN data collection.
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School Safeguarding Policy – The purpose of Hartest Church of England Primary School’s safeguarding policy is to ensure every child who is a registered pupil at our school is safe and protected from harm. This policy will give clear direction to staff, volunteers, visitors and parents about the expected behaviour and our legal responsibility to safeguard and promote the welfare of all children at our school.
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Keeping Children Safe in Education (Part 1): KCSIE 2016
Equalities Policy – This policy is an attempt to amalgamate all the equalities legislation into one single equality policy and follows the Local Authority model policy guidance.
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Data Protection Notice: Click Here
The Prevent Strategy
Prevent is a government strategy designed to stop people becoming terrorists or supporting terrorist or extremist causes. This leaflet will give more guidance on what is happening in schools to follow this.
Prevent leaflet – Guide for Parents
School Complaints Procedure
This is the procedure for resolving complaints involving staff and governors.
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Hartest Primary School CEVC