Our school rules
are simple and basic and formed with the safety and welfare of the children at heart. You
will be asked to accept and sign a Home School Agreement which sets out what the school
will strive to do for your child and what we expect you as parents or guardians to do and
what is expected of your child.
We expect all the children to exhibit consideration, respect and courtesy for other people at all times
We will ask the
child to sign the contract for themselves when they enter the Junior Department.
ü Please mark ALL
items of clothing to avoid loss or confusion.
ü Please let us
know the reason for a child’s absence from school, either by telephone or in writing.
ü Medical
appointments, please inform the school in advance.
ü Medicines can
only be brought into school with the permission of the head teacher. ALL medicines must be
marked and will be kept in the staff room. Parents must give written permission and dosage
instructions. The head teacher will be responsible for the administration of the medicine.
All staff receive yearly training in administering adrenaline from an Epipen, for children
who suffer extreme allergic reactions.
ü No sharp
implements, cans or glass bottles to be brought into school.
ü Only stud
earrings are allowed, no other jewellery.
ü Any child who leaves school early must be accompanied by an adult and the take-home book must be signed.
RHONDDA
CYNON TAFF EDUCATION COMMITTEE
Arrangements
for the Consideration of Complaints made under Section 23 of the Education Reform Act.
(Curriculum and Religious Worship) ·
The
L.E.A. is determined that all complaints are investigated speedily, efficiently, fully and
fairly and that all aspects of each individual case are given proper consideration. ·
Any
complaint must be addressed to the Director of Education and Children’s Services, the
address can be found on page 2 of this booklet. ·
The
Director of Education will: 1. Identify
all relevant complaints within the scope of Section 23 2. Identify
all urgent complaints and the procedures to consider them appropriately. ·
Any
complaints concerning the provision of religious and collective worship as required by the
Act, section 6-10 & 12, will be the responsibility of the Mid Glamorgan Advisory
Council for Religious Education and will be directed by the Director of Education. |
Charges and
Remissions Policy. The policy of
the Governors of this school regarding charging and remission of charges is in accordance
with the guidelines laid down by R.C.T Local Education Authority. Pupils will
be asked to contribute to the cost of school activities and trips. If the cost is not met
in full then the school reserves the right to cancel the activity/ trip unless it fulfils
criteria laid down in the National Curriculum Wilful Damage It is at the discretion of the Governing Body that parents can be made financially responsible for wilful damage to the school’s property by their children. |
In our school there is no place
for discrimination in respect of race, creed, gender or ability. The whole curriculum is
available for every child in our care. |
Exclusion If a child’s behaviour is intolerable to his/her peers and teachers, the ultimate sanction of exclusion will be considered in line with the Discipline and Behaviour policy. |
The policy of
the school is to answer all the children’s genuine queries simply and honestly and a
level commensurate with their age and understanding. Emphasis is
placed on being socially aware and considerate, having respect for the feelings of others. Children are
encouraged to consider the effects, which their actions might have, both at home and in
school. Younger
pupils in the course of their studies examine life cycles of other living creatures. Year six
pupils have a series of talks from our Health Visitor on puberty. |