Presentation Policy

Key points

Your child learns best when they have a clear understanding of what is expected.

Your child learns best when parents know what the expectations for their child’s year group are, regarding presentation.

Presentation is import for both the writer and reader to convey accurate meaning.

Good presentation helps to foster pride and self esteem in both the work and in learning.

E-Safety

Key points

Your child learns best in an environment where information systems are integrated into the learning task.

The internet is a fabulous resource but needs to be treated with caution.

School will teach children how to use the internet safely.

Parent partnership Key points

Your child learns best when home and school work together

There are set times and meetings throughout the year to talk about how your child is learning.

You can talk with someone in school at anytime if they are free or you can make an appointment.

We value your ideas and support.

• Your child learns best in school.

• If your child is poorly they should stay at home.

• School can give medicine if your child is well enough to attend but needs to finish prescribed medicine.

• There is no legal duty for staff to give medicines but we want to be as helpful as we can.

• If staff volunteer to give medicines you need to fill in the forms at the end of this policy

• Children learn a great deal when they take part in trips, visits and fund raising activities.

• School organises many activities that it can’t afford to do without parents making a contribution.

• Contributions are voluntary, but if there isn’t enough money to do an activity or go on a trip, it may be cancelled

• If school items are lost or damaged school may ask you to pay for its replacement.

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