Policies

Warmsworth Primary School Policies

Anti-Bullying Policy

Warmsworth Primary School Anti–Bullying Pledge

 We agree to respect others and take a stand against bullying by supporting young people around us and reporting bullying whenever we see it.

This includes physical, verbal, cyber, racial, homophobic, religious, sexual, emotional and other forms of bullying. 

We believe that everybody has the right to feel safe, included, valued, accepted and respected at all times.

We are here to help.

Please click the link below to view our Anti-Bullying Policy:

Warmsworth Primary School Anti-Bullying Policy

Behaviour and Rewards Policy 

The Behaviour and Rewards Policy at Warmsworth Primary School reflects our school vision and values and is a statement of good practice, which promotes partnership and maintains a positive, caring approach through emphasising to all children that:

•    They have a right to learn without disruption
•    Teachers have a right to teach
•    Everybody has a right to work in an orderly environment that is conductive to learning and which fosters safety, dignity, respect and equality.

Children receive individual rewards to celebrate and motivate their achievements and are encouraged to belong to a class team!

Exclusion

Pupils who behave in an unacceptable way towards others in the school community may be excluded for a fixed period. Pupils who continually disrupt the learning of others, or commit a serious offence, may be permanently excluded from the school. A copy of the school’s Behaviour and Rewards Policy is available through the link below, or from the school office on request

Please click the link below to view our Behaviour and Rewards Policy:

Warmsworth Primary School Behaviour and Rewards Policy

Please click the link below to view our Parent Guide to Behaviour and Rewards at Warmsworth Primary School.

Warmsworth Primary School Behaviour and Rewards Parent Guide

Please click the link below to view our Child Guide to Behaviour and Rewards at Warmsworth Primary School 

Warmsworth Primary School Behaviour and Rewards Child Guide

Charging and Remissions Policy 

Please click the link below to view our Charging and Remissions Policy:

Warmsworth Primary School Charging and Remissions Policy

Complaints Policy 

We always hope we can work together and avoid any complaints being made. However,  from time to time parents, and others connected with the school, will become aware of matters which cause them concern.  To encourage resolution of such situations the Governing Body has adopted a Complaints procedure. 
The procedure is devised  with the intention that it will usually be possible to resolve problems by informal means, be simple and easy to use and understand, be non-adversial, provide confidentiality, allow problems to be handled swiftly, address all the points at issue and inform future practice so that the problem in unlikely to recur.
A copy of the policy and procedure is provided in the link below:

Warmsworth Primary School Complaints Policy

Educational Visits Policy

Educational Visits and visitors are part of our school's extended offer. This includes local visits on foot, visits by coach to places further away and a residential visit in year 6.

Please click the link below to view our School Visits Policy:

Warmsworth Primary School Visits Policy

Equality Policy 

Please click the link below to view our Equality and Diversity Policy:

Warmsworth Primary School Equality and Diversity Policy (incorporating Single Equality Policy)

Relationships and Sex Education Policy

Pupils from Year 1 to Year 6 are taught a specifically prepared units of work since the introduction of our Relationships and Sex Education in September 2020.  Details of what will be taught each term for each year group is included in the half-termly booklets sent home to parents. 

Please click the link below to view our Relationships Education, Relationships and Sex Education and Health Education Policy:

Warmsworth Primary School Relationships Education, Relationships and Sex Education and Health Education Policy