Key Information

Here you will find a downloadable version of our school policies. Please contact us if you would like to obtain a paper copy. Where applicable, our Policies are reviewed on an annual basis, normally in the first two months of a new academic year.

Admissions Policy V.2

Anti Bullying Policy V.2

Attendance Policy V.2

Behaviour Policy V.2

Charging & Remissions Policy V.2

Code Of Conduct For Governors V.3

Collective Worship Policy V.2

Complaints Procedure V.2

Computing Policy V.2

Confidential Reporting And Whistleblowing V.2

Curriculum Policy V.2

Dinner Money Debt Policy V.1

Emergency Plan V2

English Policy V.2

Equality Policy V.2

Finance Policy V.3

Foundation Stage Policy V.2

Governors’ Expenses Policy V.2

Health Safety Policy V.2

Healthy Schools Policy V.2

Higher Ability Learners V.2

Homework Policy V.2

Lettings Policy V.2

Link Governor Policy V2

Lockdown Policy V.3

Mathematics Policy V.2

Medicines Policy V.2

Nccandnscpchildprotectionpolicy V.2

Personal And Intimate Care Policy V.1

PHSE Drug Ed Policy V.3

Rel & Sex Ed Policy V.2

RE Policy V.2

School Visits Policy V.2

Science Policy V.2

SEND Policy V.2

Social Media Policy V.2

Founded in 1983, NACE is recognised both nationally and internationally as a leading charity in the field of education for able learners. They provide guidance, support and training, enabling teachers to attain the best from able learners in the everyday classroom, whilst enabling all learners to flourish and achieve. NACE run a dynamic regional and national events and conference programme. Alongside this, they offer bespoke CPD, and develop resources specifically for members.

Below are some very useful guides that form part of our ‘Higher Ability Learners’ policy in order to help us support more able children…

Leading Developments

The Informed Guide For The Beginning Teacher

Exceptionally Able

Informed Parent Carer