Policies
- Admissions Policy Review September 2025
- Adverse Weather Conditions Policy Review January 25
- Anti Bullying Policy Review October 2024
- Attendance Policy Review September 2025
- Behaviour Policy Review September 2025
- Bereavement Policy Review July 2024
- Charging and Remissions Policy Review July 2024
- Child Protection Policy Review September 2025
- Collective Worship Policy Review September 2025
- Complaints Procedure Review May 2025
- Curriculum Policy Review September 2024
- ECT Policy Review June 2025
- English Policy Review September 2024
- Equality Policy Review September 2025
- GDPR and Data Breach Policy Review September 2025
- ICT Policy September 2024
- Keeping Children Safe In Education 2024 2025
- Media Management Privacy Notice Review December 2025
- Medical Needs in School Review March 25
- Physical Intervention Policy Review September 2025
- Pupil Premium Policy Review December 2024
- Remote Learning Policy Review March 2024
- RSE Policy Review September 2025
- Safeguarding Policy Review September 2025
- Special Educational Needs Policy Review June 2025
- Whistleblowing Policy Review March 2025
*Please make any request for paper copies through the school office by either calling 02380 445981 or emailing [email protected]
Financial Benchmarking
Please follow the link to see our financial benchmarking
We have no employees with an income over £100k.
National Tutoring Programme 2023-2024
Tuition Tutoring is defined as a teacher, teaching assistant or other professional educator providing intensive and individualised academic support to pupils in either one-to-one or small group arrangements.
The National Tutoring programme (NTP) is intended to help close the education gap which widened as a result of COVID-19. We know that disadvantaged and vulnerable pupils face more barriers during school disruptions including problems in accessing digital devices and difficulties in studying autonomously at home.
The school-led tutoring grant in the academic year 2023 to 2022 will be calculated based on the number of pupils eligible for pupil premium.
We used the school led tutoring approach which is defined as “members of a school’s own personnel, either currently employed or specifically engaged for this purpose, including retired, returning or supply teachers, support staff, and others”.
We looked at ways in which we could boost engagement, further support communication, and focus on some of our more complex pupils.
The targeted work which we planned was as follows:
Music therapy, Play therapy, Keystone tuition and behaviour support.
The Grant allocation is £21,326