Home School AgreementPrimary School • September 10th, 2020
• 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.
WATERWAY PRIMARY SCHOOLPrimary School • February 26th, 2020
CLIPSTON PRIMARY SCHOOL – HOME SCHOOL AGREEMENTPrimary School • September 17th, 2021
• Provide an enjoyable, broad, balanced curriculum and meet the individual needs of your child within the available resources
VICARAGE PRIMARY SCHOOL LETTINGS POLICYPrimary School • November 3rd, 2017
Our policy reflects the school’s ethos in respect of encouraging greater community use wherever possible and reasonable to do so; and having full regard for the Law; Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 and other relevant Local Authority policies and procedures.
HOME SCHOOL AGREEMENTPrimary School • December 24th, 2023
● Inform you of your child’s learning, progress and achievements through termly meetings, yearly reports, curriculum newsletters, stars assemblies and talking with you informally
Agreement for Adults Helping in School and on School Educational Visits.Primary School • October 9th, 2023
Thank you for offering to help in school and /or with our educational visits. Parent helpers are invaluable, and we thank you for your time.
HOME-SCHOOL AGREEMENT SEPTEMBER 2020Primary School • July 31st, 2020
In light of the current situation, Adswood Primary School has updated its home school agreement for the full opening of school to all its pupils from September 2020.
Pupils KS2 Online Safety Agreement 2020Primary School • November 24th, 2020
These values support the way in which all members of our school community can live and work together in a supportive way. They support our school aims.
Homework and ICT Club AgreementPrimary School • February 25th, 2022
The following school expectations have been identified to teach and promote high standards of responsible behaviour:
BEVERIDGE PRIMARY SCHOOL 1476Primary School • November 4th, 2024
At Beveridge Primary School we support the rights of all members of the school community to be provided with and engage in a safe, inclusive and supportive learning environment. This extends to the use of digital tools and online communities and is underpinned by our expectation of safe and responsible behaviour of all members of the school community.
Acceptable Use Agreement For PupilsPrimary School • August 8th, 2017
Pupil’s Name Class Teacher As a school user of the Internet, I agree to follow the school rules on its’ use. I will use the network in a responsible way and observe all the restrictions explained to me by my school. Pupil Name (print) Pupil Signature Date
CONGERSTONE PRIMARY SCHOOLPrimary School • June 30th, 2014
This agreement is between Wattville Primary School and the parents of :Primary School • June 9th, 2020
• If your child is suffering from any symptoms of illness, they will be kept at home and follow any relevant government guidance
LONGMOOR PRIMARY SCHOOLPrimary School • July 4th, 2022
Longmoor Primary School provides a range of ICT resources which are available to pupils to help them learn and access the best online information to support their learning.
Home School AgreementPrimary School • 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.
MOBILE PHONE USE AGREEMENT and WALKING UNACCOMPANIED September 2023-July 2025Primary School • October 20th, 2023
For safety, security and/or emergency purposes, parents/carers may wish to allow their child to bring their mobile phone to school. This policy details the conditions under which mobile phones are permitted to be brought to school by children in Year 5 and Year 6.
ENROLMENT AGREEMENTPrimary School • February 14th, 2018
This enrolment agreement sets out the responsibilities of the student, parents or carers and the school staff about the education of students enrolled at Mackenzie State Primary School.
Digital Safety AgreementPrimary School • March 30th, 2022
FELSTED PRIMARY SCHOOLPrimary School • February 10th, 2023
Taking your child out of school during term time could be detrimental to their educational progress. THERE IS NO ENTITLEMENT to parents / carers to take a child out of school during term time, however you may apply to the school for leave of absence in exceptional circumstances. Agreement to each request is at the discretion of the Head Teacher, acting on behalf of the Governing Body (The Education (Pupil Registration) (England) (Amendment) Regulations 2013). If the absence is not authorised and the leave is taken, the matter will be referred to the Local Authority who may issue a Penalty Notice for £120 (or £60 if paid within 21 days) to each parent / carer for each child taken out of school. Failure to submit a leave of absence request will result in the absence being unauthorised and a referral to the Local Authority who may again issue a Penalty Notice as above.
Acceptable Use Agreement for Internet and digital technologiesPrimary School • November 16th, 2021
Communicate respectfully by thinking and checking that what I write or post is polite and respectful. This means that I will:• write nice things to other people• not make someone feel sad• tell an adult if I see anything that upsets me Protect personal information by being aware that my full name, photo, birthday, address and phone number is personal information and not to be shared online.This means that I will:• not share my photo online• only use my first name if I send a message• not tell anyone my address or birth date• not put a photo of me on the internet• ask if I can take someone else’s photo Look after myself and others.This means that I will:• not share my friends photo online• tell my teacher if someone is unkind to me• ask before I use the Internet or other electronic device• only tell my teacher or parents my password Care for all items I use. This means that I:• use all items carefully• carry all items with two hands• only use items in the learning space as directed
CLIPSTON PRIMARY SCHOOL – HOME SCHOOL AGREEMENTPrimary School • December 1st, 2016
Achieve high standards of work and behaviour through building good relationships and developing a sense of responsibility
This agreement was made in conjunction with staff and parents)Primary School • September 24th, 2019
• Ensure that my/our child attends school regularly, is on time, is properly equipped and is only absent when necessary e.g. illness, hospital appointments
AGREEMENT FOR APPOINTMENT OF SCHOOL BUS OPERATOR TO PROVIDE SCHOOL BUS SERVICESPrimary School • July 21st, 2023
Home School AgreementPrimary School • July 25th, 2016
At Leechpool Primary School, we are committed to working together with individual families and their children to provide the highest quality of education. This education will be based on a partnership of shared values and beliefs.
WIMBLEDON PARK PRIMARY SCHOOLPrimary School • January 7th, 2014
Agreement for School Agreement for Parent/Carers Agreement for Pupils The School will do its best to: • Look after your child’s safety• Welcome you into the life of the school, provide you with curriculum workshops and keep you informed on the work that is planned for your child• Deliver a balanced and carefully- planned curriculum which meets the needs of your child and the requirements of the National Curriculum• Deliver high quality teaching that is responsive to the different ways pupils achieve their best• Set a planned programme of home learning that meets the needs of your child• Keep you fully informed about your child’s progress• Provide a range of activities designed to enrich your child’s experience• Contact you as soon as possible if we have worries about your child’s work or behaviour• Get back to you as soon as possible if you write to us or phone us. To help my child at school, I will do my best to: • See that my child arrives at school promptly at the beginning of the
NETWORK USE AGREEMENTPrimary School • July 22nd, 2014
The measures to ensure the cyber-safety of Highbury Primary School (HPS) are based on DECD core values. To assist us to enhance learning through the safe use of information and communication technologies (ICTs), we are now asking you to read this document and sign the attached Use Agreement Form.
ContractPrimary School • January 23rd, 2018
This agreement was made in conjunction with staff and parents)Primary School • November 27th, 2023
• Ensure that my/our child attends school regularly, is on time, wears the correct uniform as per school policy, is properly equipped for each day and is only absent when necessary e.g. illness, hospital appointments
Mobile Phone Agreement for Years 5 & 6Primary School • September 18th, 2020
This agreement is between parents, children and the school and is designed to ensure the safety and security of children and their property.
ONLINE SAFETY AGREEMENTPrimary School • June 5th, 2017
As the parent or legal guardian of the above pupil, I grant permission for my daughter/son to have access to use the Internet, email* and other ICT facilities at school.
Behaviour Agreement & Consent Forms 2018Primary School • February 16th, 2018
The General Consent forms provide information to the school regarding your child. Please sign each section indicating your agreement with the statements printed.
ACCEPTABLE USE AGREEMENT FOR ULTRANET, INTERNET AND DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIESPrimary School • February 11th, 2014
Killara Primary School believes the teaching of cybersafe and responsible online behaviour is essential in the lives of students and is best taught in partnership between home and school.
Home School AgreementPrimary School • March 5th, 2021
In order for your child to succeed at Summerfields we all need to work together. No one role is more important and we all share responsibility for ensuring everyone makes the most of opportunities and that all children feel happy, safe and want to come to school.
and Digital Technologies Acceptable Use Agreement)Primary School • June 22nd, 2023
ABBEY ROADPrimary School • May 24th, 2017
We are a happy school and we work hard to make sure our children feel valued, safe, secure and aware of the needs of others. At the heart of this lies the strength of relationships between both pupils and staff. A warm, supportive atmosphere permeates our school and this is evident in the outstanding behaviour of our children. All are encouraged to ‘take care and be proud’ – of each other as well as themselves; of the work they do and the school environment - and our dedicated staff team make the time to get the best from each child, ensuring individuality is nourished and nurtured.
