Home School Agreement

Responsibilities of Families

The family will:

• Ensure that my child goes to school regularly, arrives punctually and is appropriately dressed within the school dress code, properly equipped for the day ahead.

• Inform the school as quickly as possible of any absence and provide a written explanation on return.

• Make the school aware of any concerns or problems that might affect my child’s well being/behaviour.

• Support and respect the  teacher’s professional integrity in delivering the curriculum and maintaining high standards of behaviour.

• Make every effort to ensure that snacks and packed lunches are healthy and nutritious. (Wherever possible not to contain nuts, due to the number of children in school with severe allergies)

• Attend parents’ evenings and reviews about my child’s progress.

• Support my child with homework and other opportunities for home learning.

• Encourage my child to participate fully in all curriculum activities and do their best at all times.

• Support the Christian values of the school community.

Responsibilities of Pupils

Pupils will:

• Follow my class agreement and the rules of the school.

• Bring the equipment I need everyday.

• Wear the school uniform with pride and be tidy in appearance.

• Do my homework as well as I can and bring it to school on time.

• Remember that I represent school both inside and outside of it.

• Try to understand other people, their needs, cultures, beliefs, opinions and ideas.

• Feel proud to belong to the school.

School’s Responsibilities

The school will :

• Provide a safe, caring, happy and stimulating environment in which your child can make good progress, feel valued, gain in confidence, be healthy, learn well, develop social skills and form good friendships.

• Work to enable your child to achieve their full potential as a valued member of the school community.

• Encourage your child to do their best at all times and to keep the school rules and their class agreement in order to promote good behaviour.

• Inform you at an early stage, of any concerns we may have, relating to your child’s learning or behaviour.

• Follow the appropriate procedures if there is a concern with attendance or wellbeing.

• Provide an annual written report on your child’s progress, attitude and achievement.

• Keep you informed about general school matters and class activities through Newsletters, website and parent’s consultations.

• Be open and welcoming and offer opportunities for you to become involved in the life of a Church of England Primary School.

• Provide for the spiritual, moral and emotional welfare of the child in a safe, well ordered and caring environment

• Provide a broad, balanced and flexible curriculum where children can enjoy and achieve.

• Achieve high standards of work and behaviour through building good relationships and encouraging self-discipline, a sense of responsibility, fair play and team work.

Class Pupil Charter

Nursery    Reception    Year 1    Year 2    Year 3    Year 4    Year 5    Year 6