Home School Agreement
Pupils achieve their best when teachers, parents and pupils support each other in partnership
In partnership, parents expect the school to :
- provide a safe, orderly and caring school environment
- provide a curriculum and teaching that will enable each child to achieve his/her best
- encourage personal and social development, respect and self-discipline
- issue regular information about progress and achievement and early warning of problems
- be welcoming and supportive of parents, visitors and members of the community
In partnership, the school expects parents to:
- ensure that children attend school regularly, on time and provide a note for each absence
- ensure that children are in uniform and bring the correct books and equipment
- take an interest in progress and activities, attend parents’ evenings and ensure that homework is completed on time
- support the standards, rewards and sanctions of our Behaviour and Discipline policy
- make staff of any concerns or problems that affect the child’s life at school
- be polite and supportive of staff and members of our school community
In partnership, the school and parents expect each pupil to:
- arrive at school and lessons on time with the correct equipment
- be honest and truthful and not disrupt the learning of others
- follow the teacher’s instructions first time and follow the school rules
- respect other people and their property and take care of our school building and grounds
- work as hard as possible at all times