Pupil expectations
There are certain expectations we ensure all pupils adhere to. These are set out below.
Uniform
School uniform should be:
- purple jumper or cardigan with logo
- grey long trousers, skirt, pinafore dress or shalwar kameez
- white shirt
- plain black, purple or grey hijab
- plain flat, black shoes (no logos, stripes or wheels).
Please make sure your child has a coat for the playground. If boots are to be worn in winter, please bring shoes to change into inside the building.
PE kit
PE kit should consist of:
- plain white t-shirt
- plain black or grey shorts
- plain black or grey tracksuit bottoms
- purple jumper or cardigan with logo
- plain black trainers
All uniform items should have your child’s name written clearly in them.
Hairstyling
We request that patterns should not be shaved into the head as this can distract children and others from their learning.
Jewellery
Jewellery must not be worn to school. If your child has pierced ears, small studs are permitted, however these must be removed or covered by the child for PE. Children who wear watches must take full responsibility for them.
Personal belongings
Children may not bring valuable personal items to school, as staff cannot be held responsible for them. Children are expected to take responsibility for their own school equipment, which must be named.
Money
We are a cashless school. If you need assistance with Parent Pay, please see the office.
Charging for activities
We aim to provide experiences which build on the curriculum and are important to pupils’ experiences. The school does not receive extra funding for these activities and may ask parents/carers for voluntary contributions for activities. No child will be excluded from such activities if a contribution is not received, but the visit may be cancelled if insufficient voluntary contributions are received.
Extra curricular clubs
We offer a wide arrange of activities during lunchtimes and before and after school.
School council
Representatives from each class regularly attend meetings held to discuss items on the agenda drawn up from suggestions made by the children themselves about key issues affecting them in school.
Positive behaviour
We have a Behaviour Management Policy which is consistently applied by all adults who work in our school. It is available from school if you wish to see a copy. Our Behaviour Management Policy is linked to our three core values:
- Commitment
- Enjoyment
- Teamwork
