Kildwick CE VC Primary School Home and School Agreement Autumn 2021Home and School Agreement • September 22nd, 2021
• Report any adverse comments about children, staff or the school posted on social network sites (such as Facebook, Twitter, etc) to the relevant authority, which may be treated as libellous
Kildwick CE VC Primary School Home and School Agreement Autumn 2024Home and School Agreement • October 22nd, 2024
• Understand that all children have different needs and make adjustments in order for all children to be happy and achieve.
Life in all its fullnessHome and School Agreement • May 9th, 2019
• promote high standards of learning and behaviour; providing broad and balanced learning opportunities that meet the needs of each child and fulfil the aims of the National Curriculum
Home and School AgreementHome and School Agreement • June 28th, 2021
Home and School Agreement on the use of TEAMSHome and School Agreement • January 7th, 2021
In the event of another lockdown or a whole class bubble having to isolate for 2 weeks or more, we are intending to use Microsoft Teams with our classes. This online application from Office 365, allows teachers to video conference their class as well as set work and teach them remotely by uploading appropriate tasks. We hope this will help children to feel more connected to us and their classmates if children have to be away from school again.
Our Lady and St Kenelm RC School Home and School AgreementHome and School Agreement • December 15th, 2021
Our Lady and St Kenelm School is founded by and is part of the Catholic church. The school is to be conducted as a Catholic school in accordance with canon law and teachings of the Roman Catholic church, and in accordance with the Trust Deed of the Archdiocese of Birmingham and in particular –
Knowsley Village Community Primary School Respect for AllHome and School Agreement • October 6th, 2022
Gulf Middle School BuccaneersHome and School Agreement • September 19th, 2024
Gulf Middle School strives to provide all students with the academic and social skills necessary for future life-long learning success through rigorous and relevant learning opportunities.
Gulf Middle School BuccaneersHome and School Agreement • October 4th, 2023
Gulf Middle School strives to provide all students with the academic and social skills necessary for future life-long learning success through rigorous and relevant learning opportunities.
Home and School AgreementHome and School Agreement • May 20th, 2020
provide a positive, secure learning environment where children feel confident and happy to learn and where their achievements are valued
Helena Romanes Home and School AgreementHome and School Agreement • July 13th, 2022
Helena Romanes School will:● Value each child as an individual● Promote the highest standards of achievement, progress and behaviour, disciplining poor behaviour when it is needed as well as rewarding excellent behaviour and success● Provide a stimulating and safe environment for children to learn and a range of enrichment activities for them to participate in● Set homework and provide regular feedback● Be in close contact with parents regarding attendance, punctuality, uniform, equipment and general school matters● Keep parents and carers informed about their child’s progress and let them know of any concerns that affect their child in school● Prepare students for their next steps● Insist that all students observe the school’s Community Code Parents and Carers will:● Ensure my child follows the school rules and the Community Code● Ensure my child attends school regularly, on time, fully equipped and in the full correct uniform● Support the school’s behaviour policy and support any ass
Gulf Middle School BuccaneersHome and School Agreement • August 17th, 2022
Gulf Middle School strives to provide all students with the academic and social skills necessary for future life-long learning success through rigorous and relevant learning opportunities.
Dear Parent/Carer,Home and School Agreement • September 3rd, 2019
The following is our ‘Home and School Agreement’ which outlines the roles and responsibilities we all have to ensure the very best education for your child. Indeed, it highlights what we as a school will do, what you and your family will do and, finally, what your child will do. This will be all in the name of ensuring the best educational experience possible and ensure that all of our children achieve their potential.
Kildwick CE VC Primary School Home and School Agreement Autumn 2022Home and School Agreement • January 31st, 2023
• Report any adverse comments about children, staff or the school posted on social network sites (such as Facebook, Twitter, etc) to the relevant authority, which may be treated as libellous
ContractHome and School Agreement • September 19th, 2024
Bishop Winnington-Ingram CE Primary SchoolOur Vision: My Cup Overflows’ Psalm 23:5Home and School Agreement My name: My class: My parent’s name: My parent’s signature: My school: BWI My Headteacher: Mrs Blake I will: • Use kind words • Use gentle hands and gentle feet • Listen to adults and children • Tell my teacher if I am upset • Look after my uniform and school books • Always try my best! I will:• Make sure my child arrives at school by 8.50 am• Make sure my child attends regularly, uphold the School’s Attendance Policy and inform the school why my child is absent• Not arrange holidays in term-time• Support my child in homework• Pay £5 to replace a lost or damaged reading book• Tell the school of any changes in emergency contact numbers• Let the school know about any concerns, problems or relevant family history• Attend parents’ evenings and discussions about my child’s progress• Support and attend school events• Follow the school complaints procedure when raising issues, rather th
Christopher Whitehead Language College & Sixth FormHome and School Agreement • August 26th, 2020
• Complete a full Risk Assessment shared and agreed with governors, staff and parents on our website to ensure that the school is fully prepared for a safe re-opening.
Stratford-sub-Castle Church of England VC Primary SchoolHome and School Agreement • November 28th, 2019
• promote high standards of learning and behaviour; providing broad and balanced learning opportunities that meet the needs of each child and fulfil the aims of the National Curriculum
ContractHome and School Agreement • September 19th, 2024
St Mary’s Norwood Green CE Primary SchoolOur Vision: Good Ground Grows Well, Matthew 13Home and School Agreement My name: My class: My parent’s name: My parent’s signature: My school: St Mary’s Norwood Green My Headteacher: Mrs Blake I will: • Use kind words • Use gentle hands and gentle feet • Listen to adults and children • Tell my teacher if I am upset • Look after my uniform and school books • Always try my best! I will:• Make sure my child arrives at school by 8.50 am• Make sure my child attends regularly, uphold the School’s Attendance Policy and inform the school why my child is absent• Not arrange holidays in term-time• Support my child in homework• Pay £5 to replace a lost or damaged reading book• Tell the school of any changes in emergency contact numbers• Let the school know about any concerns, problems or relevant family history• Attend parents’ evenings and discussions about my child’s progress• Support and attend school events• Follow the school complaints procedure when
Knowsley Village Community Primary School Respect for AllHome and School Agreement • January 22nd, 2022
HOME AND SCHOOL AGREEMENTHome and School Agreement • September 30th, 2024
● Work actively in partnership with parents and children to achieve the agreed aims of the school as set out on our website
Seaham High School - Home and School agreement September 2020Home and School Agreement • September 14th, 2020
HOLBETON PRIMARY SCHOOL – 2020/2021Home and School Agreement • September 17th, 2020
Below is a copy of our home/school agreement which all parents/carers are asked to sign. It is a requirement that all agreements are returned signed or unsigned.
CRESCENT PRIMARY SCHOOLHome and School Agreement • January 28th, 2021
John W. Luff 2014-2015Home and School Agreement • October 14th, 2014
Successful schools are the result of families and teachers working together. We believe that every child can be successful when the family, child, and teacher each commit to standards that will encourage academic progress. Commitment statements for Luff teachers, students and parents are listed below.
ContractHome and School Agreement • September 19th, 2024
St Mary’s Norwood Green CE Primary SchoolOur Vision: Good Ground Grows Well, Matthew 13Home and School Agreement My name: My class: My parent’s name: My parent’s signature: My school: St Mary’s Norwood Green My Headteacher: Mrs Blake I will: • Treat other people as I would like to be treated• Listen and follow instructions• Be polite and helpful• Keep my hands and feet to myself• Tell a member of staff if I am worried or unhappy• Come to school on time, with the things I need• Do my class work and homework as well as I can• Support and attend school events• Understand that my parents/carers will have to pay £5 to replace a lost or damaged reading book• Wear my school uniform with pride and be tidy in my appearance• Always try my best! I will:• Make sure my child arrives at school by 8.50 am• Make sure my child attends regularly, uphold the School’s Attendance Policy and inform the school why my child is absent• Not arrange holidays in term-time• Support my child in homework• Pay £5 to
Central to our school are our vision and valuesHome and School Agreement • February 8th, 2021
Lord God, together we make a difference through love, courage and respect. With kind actions, words and thoughts we accept everyone for whom they are and care for those in need. Help us learn well with curiosity and confidence. Our world is your creation and we will cherish it. Amen
IntroductionHome and School Agreement • January 7th, 2022
At The John Frost School, we recognise that students achieve more when our school and our parents are working together. This partnership is a cornerstone of our whole approach; it will be based upon trust, mutual respect, communication and understanding.
Our Lady and St Kenelm RC School Home and School AgreementHome and School Agreement • July 10th, 2023
Our Lady and St Kenelm School is founded by and is part of the Catholic church. The school is to be conducted as a Catholic school in accordance with canon law and teachings of the Roman Catholic church, and in accordance with the Trust Deed of the Archdiocese of Birmingham and in particular –
Southcote Primary School Home and School AgreementHome and School Agreement • July 27th, 2022
We are delighted to welcome you and your child as members of the school community. We hope that we will work closely together so that your child will enjoy a happy and successful time at Southcote Primary School.
Please note this is linked to our commitment to being a UNICEF ‘Rights Respecting School’ – linked to the 42 articles for children’s rights Article 12Home and School Agreement • April 12th, 2016
Provide a broad and balanced curriculum, meeting the individual needs of your child and informing you of your child’s progress
Southcote Primary School Home and School AgreementHome and School Agreement • January 19th, 2017
We are delighted to welcome you and your child as members of the school community. We hope that we will work closely together so that your child will enjoy a happy and successful time at Southcote Primary School.
Dulwich Village C of E Infants’ School Home and School AgreementHome and School Agreement • October 16th, 2019
Dulwich Village C of E Infants’ School is a Church of England school which is part of the wider Christian community. The school benefits from strong links with the local parish church, St Barnabas and the support of the Southwark Diocesan Board of Education.
HOME AND SCHOOL AGREEMENT FORM 2023-2024Home and School Agreement • January 23rd, 2023
Having been informed by iSTEM through my participation in a CCP information event, meeting with staff or review of provided materials and having received appropriate and adequate counseling regarding College Credit Plus Options we acknowledge that we understand the following:
2020/2021 Home and School Agreement/ Title One CompactHome and School Agreement • January 31st, 2022
The Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) requires districts and schools to engage parents and family members of children served in Title I programs.
ContractHome and School Agreement • September 19th, 2024
Bishop Winnington-Ingram CE Primary SchoolOur Vision: My Cup Overflows’ Psalm 23:5Home and School Agreement My name: My class: My parent’s name: My parent’s signature: My school: BWI My Headteacher: Mrs Blake I will: • Treat other people as I would like to be treated• Listen and follow instructions• Be polite and helpful• Keep my hands and feet to myself• Tell a member of staff if I am worried or unhappy• Come to school on time, with the things I need• Do my class work and homework as well as I can• Support and attend school events• Understand that my parents/carers will have to pay £5 to replace a lost or damaged reading book• Wear my school uniform with pride and be tidy in my appearance• Always try my best! I will: • Make sure my child arrives at school by 8.50 am• Make sure my child attends regularly, uphold the School’s Attendance Policy and inform the school why my child is absent• Not arrange holidays in term-time• Support my child in homework• Pay £5 to replace a lost or damage
