Policies
St Mary’s School has a range of policies and procedures to ensure the smooth running of the school and to advise parents, carers and children of best practice.
The school is required by law to develop and implement certain policies covering such areas as safeguarding children’s welfare, health and safety, special educational needs, disability discrimination etc. These policies are reviewed regularly and are all agreed and ratified by the Governing Body.
The school’s approach to teaching is laid out in our Teaching and Learning Policy and each subject area has its own policy which outlines how we teach the subject, what is taught and the different methods that we might use. The policy also details how much time we spend teaching the subject and who is responsible in school for co-ordinating the subject. There are several policies that are very important to keeping children safe and we ask parents to pay particular attention to these policies. Any policies which are not on the website are available from the school office.
- Artsmark Policy
- Attendance & Punctuality Policy
- Bullying & Harassment Policy
- Charging and Remissions Policy
- Child Protection Policy
- Complaints Policy
- Curriculum Policy
- Debt Recovery Policy
- Disability Equality Policy
- Equalities and Cohesion Policy
- Exclusion of Pupils Policy
- Handwriting Policy
- Homework Policy
- Internet and Online Safety Policy
- Maths Policy
- PE Policy
- Photographic Images Policy
- RE Policy
- RSE Policy
- Extremism and Radicalisation Policy
- Safeguarding Policy
- School Accesibility Plan
- SEND Information Report
- SEND Policy
- SM Behaviour Policy
- St Marys Vision
- Whistleblowing Policy