Policies

Contains all the school policies, from SEN to Safeguarding to Complaints procedures, and everything in between. Start here if you have any questions or concerns around the school. If you have a request for a paper copy of any policy please enquire with the school office.

Accessibility Policy

Our policy on accessibility within school for all children.

Admissions Policy

The Tetsworth Primary School admission policy, for nursery and reception aged children.

Behaviour Policy

Our school’s aims, expectations, and principles around behaviour.

Charging & Remissions Policies

Our policy on charging for and remissions for school activities and ensuring our pupils have an equal opportunity to benefit from school activities.

Complaints Policy and Procedure

Who to speak to and the process for handling complaints of all types, including SEN, for Tetsworth Primary School.

Equality & Diversity Policy

At the John Hampden and Tetsworth Schools’ Federation our core values are caring, aspiration and resilience. We will treat everyone fairly; celebrating and meeting different needs so that all members of our school community are free to live, learn and achieve their potential.

EYFS Policy

We aim to support all children to become independent and collaborative learners. Across the Foundation Stage, we will provide a broad and balanced curriculum that will enable each child to develop personally, socially, emotionally, spiritually, physically, creatively and intellectually to their full potential.

Homework Policy

Homework is defined as any activity that pupils undertake outside of school lesson time, either on their own or with the support of family members. At our schools, we firmly believe that that parental involvement will develop the partnership between home and school and enhance the learning of the children.

Safeguarding Policy

The Governing Body of the John Hampden and Tetsworth Schools’ Federation takes seriously its responsibility under section 11 of the Children Act and duties under “working together” to safeguard and promote the welfare of children; to work together with other agencies to ensure adequate arrangements exist within our setting to identify, and support those children who are suffering harm or are likely to suffer harm.

We recognise that all staff and governors have a full and active part to play in protecting our pupils from harm, and that the child’s welfare is our paramount concern.

Special Educational Needs (SEN) Policy

Our policy for pupils with SEN (updated annually).