|
|
Telephone: (01223) 712333 |
|
|||||||
|
|||||||||
|
General Information
|
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
|
Home-School
Agreement All new pupils and
their parents are invited to sign up to the following Home-School Agreement: THE PARENTS /
CARERS I will endeavour to:
THE SCHOOL We will:
THE PUPIL I will aim to:
Communications www.parentmail.co.uk Parents are always welcome in school. Teachers are usually
available for consultation at short notice by phone or in person. Parents can
contact the school by phone, email or a note. Parents may catch the teacher
in the playground, although they are requested to avoid waylaying teachers
just before the start of school when classes are being collected and taken
in. Messages for teachers can be left at the reception desk. At the start of every term, each year group sends home
letters outlining the curriculum for that term and giving clear guidance on
what homework to expect and how parents can support their children in their
learning. Children will also be given regular news letters and other
important information, which are routinely sent home by pupil post. Parents
should arrange a regular check system with their child to avoid unnecessary
breakdown of communication between home and school. All school generated
letters are posted, on the day they are sent home, on www.parentmail.co.uk.
On parents’ behalf, the school subscribes to this service. Registration is
free of charge for mail to be delivered automatically to a chosen email
address. Each term an Open Afternoon is arranged to give parents an
opportunity to see their children’s work and admire displays. Consultation
meetings are arranged in the Autumn and Spring Terms for parents to discuss
progress and achievement with the class teacher. A written annual report is
sent home towards the end of the Summer Term with the opportunity for a
further consultation meeting if required. Throughout the year special events are occasionally
organised to enable parents to share in their children’s achievements;
understand and appreciate the learning process; gain an insight into the
current education system and the way it may develop in the future. The school very much appreciates positive feedback on any
aspects of school life which parents and their children value! Volunteer
Helpers The school greatly appreciates the invaluable additional
support which can be provided by volunteer helpers. Many parents and friends
of the school give their time willingly to help in all aspects of the
curriculum on a regular or occasional basis. Complaints
Procedure Pupils,
staff and parents are expected to listen carefully and respectfully to each
other. Where an issue arises, parents should, in the first instance, make an
appointment to speak with their child’s class teacher and seek to resolve any
concerns. If a parent believes that their concern has not been resolved to
their satisfaction or is of a more serious or sensitive nature, an
appointment should be made to see the headteacher, who will investigate and
report back on the results of the in-vestigation. Where an issue is not
satisfactorily resolved, parents should then take up the matter with the
Chair of Governors. A copy of the school’s Complaints Procedure is available
on request. Pupils, staff and parents are
expected to listen carefully and respectfully to each other. Where an issue
arises, parents should, in the first instance, make an appointment to speak
with their child’s class teacher and seek to resolve any concerns. If a
parent believes that their concern has not been resolved to their
satisfaction or is of a more serious or sensitive nature, an appointment
should be made to see the headteacher, who will investigate and report back
on the results of the investigation. Where an issue is not satisfactorily
resolved, parents should then take up the matter with the Chair of Governors.
A copy of the school’s Complaints Procedure is available on request. Kidscape Kidscape:
Out of School Club is the before and after school care provision based at A voluntary committee of parents set it up in April 2003 with
funding from the New Opportunities Fund. It continues to be run by a
voluntary management committee of parents and the manager is Libby Morley.
Children can attend Kidscape from 3.15 to 6.00 Monday to Friday for a fee of
£9.75 per afternoon. There is also a breakfast club that operates from 7.45
to 8.50 Tuesday to Friday for £5.25 per morning session. For further details
please contact the Kidscape Manager, Libby Morley, on 01223 713095 or
07999848304 or email: kidscape.club@yahoo.co.uk Kidscape is registered as a provider of childcare on the
Early Years Register and both the Compulsory and the Voluntary parts of the
Childcare Register. |
|
|
There are over thirty clubs which children can
attend, including some organised by the children themselves.
|
Policies The school subscribes to the
Model Publication Scheme produced by the Information Commissioner’s Office, a
copy of which can be obtained from the school office. Listed below are links
to various school policies. These documents are in the Adobe PDF format. You
will need to have the Adobe Reader program installed on your computer to read
these documents. You can download this program free of charge from the Adobe web site. Behaviour,
Anti-Bulling and Positive Handling Cambridgeshire City
Drug Policy Equality
and Community Cohesion policy Special Educational Needs (SEN) Curriculum Complaints - Policy
document School Complaints leaflet for parents ICT Back
to the top of the page Last updated
16/09/08 |
|
Chess
Club –http://www.chessforkids.co.uk Tennis
Club – http://www.cambridgeltc.com Flamenco
–http://www.castellanodance.co.uk Prayer
Group – email address -
prayergroup@in.com Noughts and Crosses programmed by
Ben W Class 4R |
|
©2006 Milton Road Primary School |