Why do we need policies?
For a school to offer high quality education and care, it needs policies. Policies help develop and define a set of consistent rules, regulations, procedures and protocols.
Parents need policies
Policies are also useful to parents. For example, a prospective parent might wish to view a school’s behaviour policy or special educational needs policy, before deciding whether to apply for their child to attend the school.
High standards
At Waterwells Primary Academy we believe policies are vitally important, and help us to create standards of quality for learning and safety, as well as expectations and accountability.
NB: Due to data protection of staff personal details we are unable to sign passport applications or similar.
Click on the appropriate policy to open it:
- Access to Pupil Records
- Accessibility Plan
- Admissions Policy 2019
- Admissions Policy 2020
- Admissions Policy 2021
- Anti-Bullying & Hate Incidents Policy
- Attendance Policy
- Behaviour and Restorative Practice Policy
- Charging Policy
- Code of Conduct for Community Policy
- Complaints Policy
- Early Years Foundation Stage Policy
- E-Safety Policy
- Ethnic Diversity Policy
- First Aid Policy
- Freedom of Information Policy
- Health and Safety Policy
- Home School Contract
- Inclusion and SEN Policy
- Keeping Children Safe in Education
- Marking Policy
- Missing Pupils Policy
- Pre-School and Reception Intimate Care and Toileting Policy
- Pre-School Positive Behaviour Policy
- Pre-School Transition Policy
- Public Sector Equality Duty
- Safeguarding / Child protection Policy – TRAT
- SEND Local Offer
- SEND Offer of Early Help – Waterwells
- Sex Education Policy
- SMSC Policy
- Social Media Policy
- Sun Safety Policy
- Use of mobile phones and cameras
Documents from Parent curriculum sessions:
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