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 SSCB Safeguarding Policy
East Herrington Primary School fully recognises its responsibilities for safeguarding children. Our Policy applies to all staff and governors and volunteers working in the school...More>>

 Anti Bullying Policy
The aim of the anti-bullying policy is to ensure that pupils learn in a supportive, caring and safe environment without fear of being bullied..... More>>

 Anti Cyber Bullying Policy
There are many types of cyber-bullying. Although there may be some of which we are unaware, here are the more common..... More>>

 Arrivals and Departures Policy
Our School will give a warm and friendly welcome to each child on arrival and ensure that they depart safely at the end of each session..... More>>

 Attendance Policy
As a school we aim to: maintain an attendance rate of a minimum of 95%, with a target of at
least 65%..... More>>

 Community Cohesion Policy
This policy is based on guidance from the Department for Children School and Families. It is based on the legal duties..... More>>

 Complaints Procedure Policy
Should a parent have a complaint against the school an outline of the procedure is as follows..... More>>

 Equality and Diversity Policy
East Herrington Primary School is firmly committed to the principles of education for life and equal opportunities for all..... More>>

 Marking and Feedback for Learning Policy
Marking has the potential to be the most powerful, manageable and useful ongoing diagnostic record of achievement.... More>>

 Mobile Phone use for Pupils Policy
In order to protect the staff and pupils at East Herrington Primary School the following policy guidelines are offered for the use of mobile communication technology.... More>>

 Packed Lunch Policy
Pupils are normally expected to eat the lunch provided by school. However, parents of pupils wishing to have packed lunches for....... More>>

 Photography Policy
Photography of pupils in schools is subject to the Data Protection Act 1998 regarding the rights of individuals to have information of a personal nature treated in an appropriate manner....... More>>

 Policy relating to the Freedom of Information Act 
The Governing body is responsible for maintenance of this scheme.
1. Introduction: what a publication scheme is and why it has been developed
One of the aims of the Freedom of Information Act 2000...... More>>

 Privacy Notice - Data Protection Act 1998
We East Herrington Primary are the Data Controller for the purposes of the Data Protection Act. We collect information from you:..... More>>

 Privacy Notice - Local Authority
The Local Authority (LA) uses information about children for whom it provides services, to enable it to carry out specific functions....... More>>

 Privacy Notice - what the DfE does with pupil’s and children’s data
The Department for Education (DfE) uses information about pupils for research andstatistical purposes in order to inform, influence and improve education policy...... More>>

 Racial Equality Policy
In line with the City Council, as recommended by the 1999 MacPherson Report, we have adopted the nationally recognized definition of a racist incident.... More>>

 Social Behaviour Policy
Our aim is to heighten and encourage social awareness, creating school discipline which is fair, consistent and establishes a safe..... More>>

 Uncollected Children
Our school has the highest regard for the safety of the children in our care – from the moment they arrive to the moment that they leave..... More>>

 Volunteering Policy
Volunteers at our school bring with them a range of skills and experience that can enhance the learning opportunities of children at our school..... More>>

 Whole School Food Policy
In our school we are committed to giving all our pupils consistent messages about all aspects of health to help them understand the impact of particular behaviours.... More>>