Agreement PolicyHome School Agreement Policy • September 23rd, 2024
Home School Agreement PolicyHome School Agreement Policy • January 26th, 2022
Barnhill Community High is committed to providing a positive learning environment in which young people can achieve and enjoy a purposeful and well-ordered programme of studies and experiences. The Governors and staff want to establish positive links with parents/guardians and actively seek your co-operation in supporting and encouraging your children whilst at this school.
HORSPATH PRIMARY SCHOOL HOME / SCHOOL AGREEMENT POLICYHome/School Agreement Policy • October 3rd, 2014
HOME SCHOOL AGREEMENT POLICYHome School Agreement Policy • November 18th, 2019 • England
The following terms shall be interpreted as indicated below when used hereinafter within this policy: ‘Trustees’ refers to the registered trustees of the Coventry Blue Coat Church of England School Foundation, registered charity number 511793
HOME SCHOOL AGREEMENT POLICYHome School Agreement Policy • April 22nd, 2021
Our Lady of Walsingham Catholic Trust delivers outstanding educational, spiritual and moral outcomes for all children regardless of their faith or backgrounds within an ethos based on full inclusion, high expectations, innovation, outstanding teaching and learning, and a relentless focus on the needs and potential of every child. Our vision is that every school within the Trust has a reputation for excellence in their local communities and beyond.
Home School Agreement PolicyHome School Agreement Policy • July 14th, 2021
The policy was reviewed by the Deputy Headteacher Pastoral and Senior Leadership Team on 21st June 2021 prior to the submission of the policy to Governors’ Community Committee for scrutiny and recommendation to the Full Governing Body for approval.
HOME SCHOOL AGREEMENT POLICYHome School Agreement Policy • December 10th, 2019
Policy/Procedure Title Home School Agreement Policy Author OCC Approved by Model adopted annually and upadated in line with OCCupdates and legislation Reviewed Dec 2019 Review date Dec 2020
Home-School Agreement PolicyHome-School Agreement Policy • December 9th, 2015
This agreement encapsulates our belief that parents are a child’s first and most important educators. If it designed to help achieve the highest possible standards of achievement through close communication and effective partnership with parents.
Academy TrustHome School Agreement Policy • September 30th, 2020
Name of Policy Home School Agreement Policy Lead Mark Hooper, Deputy Headteacher Governor Committee Behaviour, Safety, Inclusion & Intervention Committee Policy Status Originally drafted August 2012 Governor Approved YES Date Governor Approved September 2020 Review Frequency 1 year Version No. 1 Next Review Autumn Term 2021 Reviewed On 20th June 2014 – no changes necessary On 16th June 2015 – no changes necessary 26th May 2016 – no changes 24th May 2017 – no changes 4th June 2018 – minor changes September 2019 – minor changes to terminology (homelearning replaces homework) September 2020 – minor changes to include reference to socialmedia
ST JOHN BOSCO ARTS COLLEGEHome School Agreement Policy • September 20th, 2019
At its most effective, the education of children is a collaborative enterprise involving teachers, parents and the pupils themselves. Self-evidently, parents know a great deal about their children; they have particular insights about their strengths, skills, interests, preferences, aspirations, anxieties and difficulties. Accordingly, the importance of meaningful, regular and positive communications between teachers and the parents of their pupils, can hardly be over stated. Parents can certainly help more effectively if they know what the School is trying to achieve and how they can help. This Home-School Agreement is produced in the hope of strengthening the bond between Home and School and is a statement of intent on behalf of both the School and parents as to:
HOME SCHOOL AGREEMENT POLICYHome School Agreement Policy • May 18th, 2022
Policy/Procedure Title Home School Agreement Policy Author OCC Approved by Model adopted annually andupadated in line with OCC updates and legislation Reviewed Dec 2021 Review date Dec 2022
Home School Agreement Policy Date Review Date September 2018 September 2019Home School Agreement Policy • February 28th, 2019
We believe it is our duty as stated in the School Standards and Framework Act 1998 to have in place a home-school agreement and parental declaration.
Home School Agreement PolicyHome School Agreement Policy • March 17th, 2022
Home School Agreement PolicyHome-School Agreement Policy • October 22nd, 2018
Key staff: J Leech Deputy Head Key governor: Last reviewed: Nov 2017 Approved by Governing Body:Date: A TremarcoDec 2017 Due for renewal: When any relevant updates are made
North Wolds Federation Home / School Agreement PolicyHome / School Agreement Policy • November 8th, 2022
• To raise standards and contribute to school effectiveness by providing a framework for partnerships between parents, pupils and teachers.
BPET Home/School Agreement PolicyHome/School Agreement Policy • February 20th, 2019
The school believes that a strong partnership between the School and home is essential for pupils to succeed. If this aim is to be fulfilled, it is important that the School, pupils and parents/carers all work together.
Academy TrustHome School Agreement Policy • November 9th, 2021
Name of Policy Home School Agreement Policy Lead Mark Hooper, Deputy Headteacher Governor Committee Behaviour, Safety, Inclusion & Intervention Committee Policy Status Originally drafted August 2012 Governor Approved YES Date Governor Approved November 2021 Review Frequency 1 year Version No. 1 Next Review Autumn Term 2022 Reviewed On 20th June 2014 – no changes necessary On 16th June 2015 – no changes necessary 26th May 2016 – no changes 24th May 2017 – no changes 4th June 2018 – minor changes September 2019 – minor changes to terminology (homelearning replaces homework) September 2020 – minor changes to include reference to socialmedia October 2021 – some additions to parents’ responsibilities
Home School Agreement PolicyHome School Agreement Policy • October 6th, 2020
It is a policy of the governing body that the school has a Home-School Agreement (known as the “Staff & Parent Pledge”) signed by parents/carers each year. Home-School Agreements provide a framework for effective partnership between parents and schools, thereby raising standards and contributing to school effectiveness. The published agreement sets out the role of the school, parents and students in this vital partnership.
HOME – SCHOOL AGREEMENT POLICYHome-School Agreement Policy • August 13th, 2014
This agreement outlines the points that all stakeholders should adhere to, in order that each of our children has the best possible experience of school. If you would like to discuss any aspect of this policy, please arrange an appointment with your child’s class teacher. We would like to thank you in advance for supporting our school in implementing the contents of this policy.
Agreement PolicyHome School Agreement Policy • September 6th, 2018
At Foxyards Primary School we recognise and value the importance of parental involvement in the life of the school. We believe that education is a collaborative enterprise involving parents, staff and children. As a school we are therefore committed to establishing and maintaining an effective and purposeful working relationship between the school and home. We are committed to the highest possible level of Partnership with Parents and are always open to new suggestions on how we can improve.
Founded 1125Home School Agreement Policy • October 5th, 2021
Reading SchoolHome School Agreement Policy Responsibilities Policy Owner: Name, Title Governors Committee Name Audit Control Policy created: 4/10/2021 Date of next review October 2022 Version: 1.0 Statutory policy Yes/No
Home-School Agreement PolicyHome-School Agreement Policy • March 3rd, 2020
This home-school agreement aims to establish a partnership between Haileybury Turnford, parents and students, in accordance with the school vision and ethos. We want to work with parents to support our students during their time at school so that together we can ensure they fulfil their academic aspirations and develop a good character. This home-school agreement does not include any terms or conditions which could be considered unlawful or unreasonable, such as requiring parents to make a financial contribution to the school, or refusing to waive any requirement on school uniform in cases where the parent and child cannot comply for religious reasons. This agreement encapsulates our belief that parents are a student’s first and foremost important educators. The agreement is designed to help our students achieve the highest possible standards through close and effective communication with parents.
School Agreement PolicyHome-School Agreement Policy • February 9th, 2021
The Trustees will take reasonable steps to get the agreement signed by registered parents, unless special circumstances make this inappropriate. The pupil’s commitment is very important to the success of the Home-School Agreement, and the Trustees ask that pupils sign along with their parents.
Home School Agreement PolicyHome School Agreement Policy • January 21st, 2019
Approved Date Chair, Academy RepresentativesM Dean 12.12.18 Head of SchoolG T O’Connor 12.12.18 Pupil Welfare Full Board Reviewed at Meeting Ratified at Full Board 28.11.1812.12.18 Cycle of Review: 3 years Next Review Date: November 2021
Home School Agreement PolicyHome School Agreement Policy • December 16th, 2021
Issued by/responsible person:Charlotte Wilde Issue No: 2 Review frequency:every 3 years Policy number (to be provided byC. Motard): NS07 Approval’s date:29/11/21 (FGB) Review Date:November 2024 Approval requirement agreed at FGB: this policy needs to be approved by governor in charge of Behaviour,Safety and Engagement portfolio
HOME SCHOOL AGREEMENT POLICYHome School Agreement Policy • March 8th, 2016
• promote and reward good behaviour, encouraging students to take responsibility for their own actions and the consequences of them
HOME SCHOOL AGREEMENT POLICYHome School Agreement Policy • March 19th, 2024
At St Andrew's Southgate Primary School, we have a love of learning and strive to nourish the God-given potential of each individual. We value our caring and prayerful Christian environment where children develop as critical thinkers with self-worth and resilience. We have joy in diversity and an ambition for our children to enhance their lives and the lives of others. We recognise that these objectives are best fulfilled when parents, children and staff all work together. We ask parents and children to sign this agreement to show their commitment to our objectives.
Home School Agreement PolicyHome School Agreement Policy • October 11th, 2021
Therefore we ask for you to read this contract carefully, discuss it with your child and, when you accept a place at The Sutton Academy, understand that we all agree to adhere to highest expectations every day.
Home School Agreement PolicyHome School Agreement Policy • September 13th, 2024
• Are committed to putting the core values of excellence, integrity, leadership and community into practice through everyday behaviours.
Home/School Agreement PolicyHome/School Agreement Policy • March 14th, 2022
READING SCHOOL – HOME SCHOOL AGREEMENT POLICYHome School Agreement Policy • October 2nd, 2024
• Are committed to putting the core values of excellence, integrity, leadership and community into practice through everyday behaviours.
HOME SCHOOL AGREEMENT POLICYHome School Agreement Policy • October 7th, 2020
Comply fully with the School’s principles for promoting good behaviour and the responsibilities and requirements set out in its Anti-drugs policy.
Home School Agreement PolicyHome School Agreement Policy • January 5th, 2015
We at Limpsfield Grange School aim to develop practices and policies that promote and sustain the wellbeing of children and young people with Autism.
Academy TrustHome School Agreement Policy • December 14th, 2022
Name of Policy Home School Agreement Policy Lead Mark Hooper, Deputy Headteacher Governor Committee Behaviour, Safety, Inclusion & Intervention Committee Policy Status Originally drafted August 2012 Governor Approved YES Date Governor Approved November 2022 Review Frequency 1 year Version No. 3 Next Review Autumn Term 2023 Reviewed On 20th June 2014 – no changes necessary On 16th June 2015 – no changes necessary 26th May 2016 – no changes 24th May 2017 – no changes 4th June 2018 – minor changes September 2019 – minor changes to terminology (homelearning replaces homework) September 2020 – minor changes to include reference to socialmedia October 2021 – some additions to parents’ responsibilities
Home School Agreement Policy Date adopted December 2016 Owner SLT Last reviewed June 2023 Review cycle AnnualHome School Agreement Policy • June 15th, 2023
Through our strong Christian values of love, friendship, responsibility, courage, honesty and respect, we serve our community by providing an education of the highest quality within the context of Christian belief and practice. Our policies are underpinned by these values and our mission.
