HAMPTON ACADEMIES TRUST: HOME SCHOOL AGREEMENTHome School Agreement • March 20th, 2024
Our aim is that all Trust schools will be outstanding, and we believe that this can only be achieved through a partnership between students, staff, parents/carers and governors.
Home School AgreementHome School Agreement • February 1st, 2022
The City of Edinburgh Council has an ambitious and inclusive education strategy called “Edinburgh Learns for Life”. The Empowered Learning Programme, which is part of this strategy, means that learners, across the City of Edinburgh Council, in P6-S6 will be provided with an iPad to support their learning.
ContractHome-School Agreement • June 20th, 2023
As a student, I will: As a parent, I will: The School will: Treat all members of the school community with tolerance, understanding and respect in:▪ Being kind and polite to all students and staff▪ Not causing distress or hurt to anyone in the school either verbally or physically or through internet sites▪ Always following the requests of a teacher or other member of staff in any educational context whether on the school site or on a school external activity Be committed to my education by:▪ Always doing my best in lessons▪ Behaving well at all times and not acting in any way which will distract others from learning▪ Always bringing my planner, exercise books, basic equipment and PE kit to lessons▪ Completing lesson prep tasks and handing in all homework assignments on time▪ Attending school / lessons / assemblies on time▪ By remaining on the school site as required▪ Doing what I can to stay safe and look after my health including going to the Welfare Room if I need first aid and carry
Home School AgreementHome School Agreement • November 12th, 2024
● Develop learning through a balanced and exciting curriculum which challenges and motivates pupils within a positive learning climate;
Kirk Smeaton CE Primary School Home and school agreementHome School Agreement • May 9th, 2023
At Kirk Smeaton CE Primary School it is important that parents, pupils and staff, respecting each others contributions, work together to achieve the highest possible levels of success for all pupils.
Home School Agreement Secondary YearsHome School Agreement • July 8th, 2023
The nature of Secondary education is one of partnership and it is essential that students, parents and Bede Academy work together. The Home School Agreement is drawn up so that each of the three parties can read, agree to and sign this commitment. It is an agreement that is not to be taken lightly by any of the three parties since failure in upholding the agreement reduces the likelihood of successful schooling and education. Failure in upholding this agreement by any one of the parties, despite the best effort of the others, could ultimately lead to either to a parent withdrawing their child from the academy, or to a student being excluded, both of which we would hope to avoid.
HOME / SCHOOL AGREEMENTHome/School Agreement • May 12th, 2021
The aim of the school is to offer excellence of education in accordance with the teaching of the church and to value and develop each child’s potential in a community in which every member is fully respected.
HOME SCHOOL AGREEMENT (SECONDARY)Home School Agreement • October 9th, 2024
In line with sections 110 and 111 of the School Standards and Framework Act 1998 the governing bodies of all academies must publish a home-school agreement and associated parental declaration. The model agreement adopted by the Trust is attached at Appendix 1.
CFS Home School Agreement 2024-2025Home School Agreement • June 10th, 2024
All pupils, parents/carers and CFS staff are requested to support our home school agreement which clarifies the high standards we expect from all members of the CFS community. The School believes strongly that young people perform at their best when rules on behaviour and respect are applied fairly and consistently. The close involvement of parents/carers, pupils and school staff is vital for this to be achieved successfully.
North Stainley C of E Primary School Home/ School Agreement 23-24Home/School Agreement • December 12th, 2023
Laurus Trust Secondary Schools Home School AgreementHome School Agreement • April 18th, 2023
This agreement sets out what the School, the Student and Parent/Carers will do to ensure that your child has the opportunity to achieve the highest possible educational standards and benefits from the opportunities available at their school. By signing this agreement you will indicate that you agree to support this partnership with your child and the staff at your child’s school.
Home School AgreementHome School Agreement • September 11th, 2024
The Staff and Governors of Overton CE Primary School believe that we must offer every child a broad and balanced curriculum together with a high standard of pastoral care. We aim to assist each child in attaining the highest possible academic and personal achievements through working in partnership based on a Right’s Respect and Responsibility approach. We believe that children learn best when home and school are working closely together. This home school agreement states the responsibilities of the school, your responsibility as parents and what the school expects of the children.
Broadbent Fold Primary School and Nursery Home-School Agreement 2023-24Home-School Agreement • July 17th, 2023
At Broadbent Fold we believe that pupils achieve most successfully when parents and school value and respect each other and
HOME SCHOOL AGREEMENT (PRIMARY)Home School Agreement • September 18th, 2022
In line with sections 110 and 111 of the School Standards and Framework Act 1998 the governing bodies of all academies must publish a home-school agreement and associated parental declaration. The model agreement adopted by the Trust is attached at Appendix 1.
Home School AgreementHome School Agreement • May 10th, 2023
• Ensure that my child attends school every day, on time (drop off between 8:45 a.m. to 8:55 a.m.) and suitably equipped, wearing the correct school uniform.
HOME SCHOOL AGREEMENTHome School Agreement • April 1st, 2024
At Hampton Junior School we recognise the value of a shared approach to your child’s learning and social and emotional development. This home school agreement outlines the partnership between the school, parents/carers and your child. It shows how we will work together to optimise your child’s experience of HJS. This agreement will also be found in your child’s Home School Diary.
ContractHome-School Agreement • July 3rd, 2024
The Home-School Agreement promotes a positive partnership between parents and the school. Parents should be clear as to the nature and expectations of the School which in turn seeks parental support in meeting the important features of its ethos and policies.
Home-School Agreement New arrangementsHome-School Agreement • November 24th, 2020
School will You will open to all pupils on 2nd September with an expectation that everyone will attend. Your child’s safety is our number one priority and we have introduced many new measures to reduce the risk of coronavirus spreading in school. Read fully our Guidance for Parents and children document on our website Send your child to school as attendance is mandatory from September. Please telephone the school prior to the start of term if you have any concerns.If your child is vulnerable, inform the school so that we can discuss additional support for him/her. follow the government’s ‘prevention rules’ such as regular handwashing and ‘catch it, bin it, kill it’ when a person sneezes etc. All new procedures will be explained to staff and children. send your child to school in clean uniform every day (ie in a good and hygienic state not necessarily washed every day) and talk to them about the new measures outlined in this agreement. Explain how exciting it is to be returning to schoo
Laurus Trust Secondary Schools Home School AgreementHome School Agreement • February 24th, 2021
This agreement sets out what the School, the Student and Parent/Carers will do to ensure that your child has the opportunity to achieve the highest possible educational standards and benefits from the opportunities available at their school. By signing this agreement you will indicate that you agree to support this partnership with your child and the staff at your child’s school.
Home School AgreementHome School Agreement • February 29th, 2024
Poltair School aims to provide the highest quality of education for all students, to enable them to reach high levels of achievement. We see our home-school agreement as an essential element of our strategy, central to the partnership between school, parents and carers and students. This policy should be read in conjunction with the following policies: Behaviour Policy, Uniform Policy and Reward Policy.
HOME SCHOOL AGREEMENTHome School Agreement • July 21st, 2023
Brentside Primary Academy will work with everyone to create a happy, safe and stimulating setting where children are motivated to learn together.
Home-School Agreement Rodillian Academy 2023-2024Home-School Agreement • September 1st, 2023
On our part, we will do everything in our power to ensure that the student is safe from bullying, harassment or any other danger, that they are encouraged to be healthy and active; and that they are allowed and encouraged to make a positive contribution in our learning community
HOME SCHOOL AGREEMENTHome School Agreement • June 23rd, 2021
Our commitment at Meadows is to develop a strong partnership with parents. In order to continue to strengthen this, we are pleased to establish a clear statement of that partnership through this “Home School Agreement”.
Home/School Agreement (for School pupils)Home/School Agreement • November 14th, 2022
We will always try our best to: Parents and Carers Children Staff and Governors School Ethos and Aims • Be a positive role model for our children• Support the federation’s aimsand values• Share our children’s successes• Ensure the safety of all children in the school by parking and driving sensibly around the schools and ensuring our children do not ride bikes or scooters on the playground or paths • Follow the Golden Rules• Be kind and thoughtful towards others, even if we don’t always agree with them or they may be different to me• Give my own ideas to help make the schools a better place• Respect others• Show visitors how sensible, thoughtful and hard working we are and how proud we are of our schools • Value every pupil as an individual and celebrate their individual successes with them• Be good role models for the children• Ensure we provide opportunitiesfor parents and children to express views on school and listen to those views• Care for the safety and happiness of each child
ContractHome School Agreement • September 12th, 2023
Students will The School will Parents / Carers will Attend regularly, on time. Always follow the behaviour code and behave appropriately. Be prepared for the learning activities and wear the appropriate uniform. Do your best, ask for support when needed and to listen carefully to instructions. Take full advantage of the activities that are offered outside the classroom. Respect and care for yourself and other people in the School. Learn to regulate emotions by talking to staff and accessing agreed support. Only taking breaks at agreed times remaining on site during the day. Only bring appropriate items into School. Respect the equipment and buildings used for learning. Plan, design and deliver educational programmes that takes account of students’ individual needs and interests. Have clear guidelines on appearance and standards of expected behaviour based on respect for people, property and the environment. Have essential books, equipment, kit and material required for learning. Recogn
ContractHome-School Agreement • June 29th, 2023
As a student, I will: As a parent/Carer, I will: Be a good ambassador for the school by:• Always wearing the correct uniform as described in the uniform rules• Looking after the school environment, not causing damage, dropping litter or bringing chewing gum into school• Not bringing expensive OR BANNED (PROHIBITED) items into school, including non‐school mobile phones or smart phones and other electronic equipment e.g MP3 Players and iPods• Not bringing drugs or weapons of any kind into school• Reading and understanding the school behaviour policy and abiding by that and this agreement Ensure my child is a good ambassador for the school by:• Ensuring that my child always wears the correct uniform as described in the uniform rules with the understanding that they will be sent home if they are incorrectly dressed and without a note• Reading and understanding the school behaviour policy and supporting the school in the implementation of it and the school rules• Accessing Copia (via my c
ContractHome School Agreement • March 4th, 2020
Home School AgreementHome School Agreement • March 25th, 2024
Student/Parent – Sixth Form Home School Agreement 2021-2023Home School Agreement • July 19th, 2021
We are delighted you have chosen to continue your studies here and we will support you in the transition from lower school to employment, apprenticeship or university. We want you to be successful in your courses, develop as a person and leave us ready to play an effective role as an adult in society.
HOME - SCHOOL AGREEMENTHome-School Agreement • March 3rd, 2022
This agreement sets out how parents/carers, students and the School can work together to support the welfare of, and achieve the best outcomes for every student at AGS. Please retain one copy, and return the other signed copy to the school office. Additional guidance for parents is contained in the Parents’ Handbook. This agreement should be used in conjunction with other policies, including the ICT Acceptable Use Policy.
ContractHome School Agreement • December 14th, 2023
The Polesden Lacey Infant School Home School Agreement details the school’s expectations of both children and parents, as well as what children and parents can expect from the school. We expect all the parents at Polesden Lacey Infant School to sign this agreement in order to create successful and solid partnerships which support all our families and help all our children achieve their best in safe and secure surroundings.
Home School Agreement All Saints Catholic SchoolHome School Agreement • September 12th, 2024
All Saints is the most recently formed Catholic Secondary School in the Diocese of Brentwood. The product of the amalgamation, in September 1989, of Bishop Ward Boys’ School and the Sacred Heart Girls’ School. Through exceptional teaching, our curriculum, rooted in truth, goodness and beauty, we seek to meet the needs of the whole person. We offer to all the challenges of building up and living in a Catholic Christian Community in which all members are equally valued. At the heart of our mission is a commitment to the service of young people, a commitment which will empower them to play their full part in society. All members of the community have an overriding responsibility to support and promote this central purpose so as to enhance the quality of our community life.
GRANGE INFANT SCHOOL PART 1 - HOME SCHOOL AGREEMENTHome School Agreement • April 25th, 2024
We send this return out at the start of each year to keep our records up-to-date. All schools are encouraged to have such an agreement. We appreciate your time in reading and returning the signed agreement for our school records.
HOME-SCHOOL AGREEMENT 2023 - 2024Home-School Agreement • September 21st, 2023
HOME – SCHOOL AGREEMENTHome-School Agreement • September 5th, 2022
This Home-School Agreement encapsulates our belief that parents are a child’s first and most important educators. It is designed to achieve the highest possible standards of achievement through close communication and effective partnership with parents. It is a statement explaining:
