Golden Rules
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We try our best and work hard |
We don’t waste anyone’s time. |
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We are friendly, kind and helpful |
We don’t hurt people or their feelings. |
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We respect property |
We don’t waste or damage things! |
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We listen to people |
We dont interrupt! |
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We are polite and have good manners |
We are never rude! |
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We are honest |
We never tell lies! |
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We wear our uniform with pride |
We don’t look untidy! |
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We keep ourselves safe |
We don’t do dangerous things. |
Home/School Agreement
Our school community is made up of children, parents/carers, teachers, support staff and Governors. Everyone has their part to play and has specific responsibilities. So that we all understand our expectations of one another we encourage all parties to complete a Home/ School Agreement. This outlines responsibilities as:
Pupils:
I will:
- Follow the Golden Rules (as attached)
- Attend school everyday, unless I am ill; and be on time for the beginning of the school day and for each lesson
- Be an ambassador for the school, both whilst at school and also outside of school
- Ask adults for support and help straight away if I have any concerns
Parents/Carers:
We will:
- Ensure my/our child arrives at school on time, collected on time and is appropriately dressed and equipped
- Make sure the school is informed if my/our child will be or is absent for any reason
- Arrange holidays in holiday time only (children must not be taken out of school except for the most exceptional or extenuating circumstances)
- Support the school’s aims and values; and encourage my child to follow the guidelines for behaviour and Golden Rules
- Give my/our child support with homework to ensure an effective home/school learning partnership
- Attend Parent Consultation meetings and curriculum information evenings
- Inform the school of any problems that may affect my/our child’s work or behaviour
- Respect all members of staff and take appropriate action should we have any concerns or complaints
School:
We will:
- Support your child to achieve his/her maximum potential in all areas of school life and foster a love of learning
- Encourage your child to be a responsible and respectful citizen, making decisions based on the values agreed by the school community
- Send home a termly Report of Achievement
- Arrange Consultation meetings for you to see, hear and talk about your child’s progress in school
- Work with you to ensure effective home/school communication and maximum support for your child’s learning
- Be available, through our Open Door policy, to discuss any concerns you may have and take swift and appropriate action
- Keep you informed about school activities through regular newsletters and notices about special events
