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The Learning Environment

The school will:

Our school will:

  • Provide your child with a high standard of education, implemented by rigorous national guidelines, within a balanced curriculum.
  • Ensure that our learning environment is stimulating and challenging.
  • Celebrate your child’s academic and personal achievements.
  • Provide the scaffolding needed to enable your child to achieve their full potential.
  • Care for your child’s safety and well-being by observation and listening to them.

A Healthy, Happy Community

Our school will:

  • Teach your child to develop a positive attitude to one another, regardless of gender, race, culture, belief, values, age and need.
  • Encourage your child to become an active member within our community and help them to see that they can have an impact on the world around them.
  • Regularly meet with you to communicate the progress of your child, celebrating their strengths and explaining how we can support and scaffold them in their areas for development.
  • Provide information to you about our school, including relevant policies, meetings, workshops, activities, newsletters and open days.
  • Be very happy to welcome you if you would like to contribute to our school’s broader curriculum. We recognise that the community of Bar Hill holds a wealth of talent, experience, diversity and enthusiasm that our school could benefit richly from.

Homework

The school will:

  • Set homework to extend the curriculum and provide the opportunity for independent learning. Clear information will be provided so that you will be able to help your child if required.
  • Provide information and helpful training sessions for you that will give you confidence to support your child.

The Learning Environment

I as a Parent/Carer will:

  • Make sure that my child will arrive at school by 8.45 am.
  • Make sure that my child is wearing named school uniform or other suitable clothing and that they wear their PE kit on their PE days.
  • Endeavour to provide a safe, secure and happy environment at home for my child, acknowledging that they learn at home.

A Healthy, Happy Community

I as a Parent/Carer will:

  • Let the school know of any concerns or worries that may be affecting my child’s learning, behaviour or ability to do homework, as this can then be resolved quickly.
  • Support the school by encouraging my child to develop a positive attitude towards our diverse, multi-cultural community.
  • Attend meetings with my child’s teacher and other staff, aiming to be positive and productive, working towards moving my child on in their learning.
  • Support and work with you to ensure that the behaviour management policies of the school are maintained, particularly with my child.
  • Encourage a positive attitude towards my child’s education and our school. If I have any concerns, I will come and discuss them with you as it is much healthier to work out solutions and move on.
  • Read all information sent home as this gives me important details of relevant policies, meetings, workshops, activities, newsletters and open days.

Homework

You as Parent/Carers will:

  • Please support the school by making sure that homework tasks are completed and returned on time. A child who hasn’t completed their homework is often an unhappy, worried one!
  • Please use your talents and experiences to enhance your child’s learning at home – Your child will benefit greatly from what you can show them, discuss with them and teach them.

Understand that I have rights within the school, some of which are:

 I, as a Pupil of St Augustine’s Catholic Primary School:

  • To be treated kindly.
  • To be listened to.
  • To be helped.
  • To have a friend.
  • To play and join in games.
  • To be happy.
  • To feel wanted.
  • To be safe.
  • To be special.
  • Respect other children’s culture, race, feelings, beliefs and values.
  • Accept responsibility for the things that I do.
  • Be responsible for my school and home work.
  • Ask for help if I need it and try my best in all that do.
  • Ensure that I take home all school letters.
  • Follow the school’s Code of Conduct:
  • Be kind and speak politely to everyone in school.
  • Take good care of the building, equipment and school grounds.
  • Behave in a safe way.
  • Be helpful.
  • Tell a member of staff if I am worried or unhappy.

 

 

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