Key Policies and Information

Policies

Please scroll to the bottom of this page for a full list of policies of Hallow CE Primary School,  including the Child Protection Policy, Compaints Policy and the Charging and Remissions Policy

Safeguarding and Child Protection

Hallow  is fully committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. We have safer recruitment procedures in place, and policies and practice to ensure that your child is safe while at school. These can be found below. The Safeguarding and Child Protection policy is reviewed regularly by governors and updated annually.

The aims of these policies and procedures are to provide a safe environment for the children. We also aim to identify children who are suffering or likely to suffer significant harm, taking appropriate action if required to keep them safe both in school and at home. This includes preventing unsuitable people working with the children; ensuring visitors and volunteers are appropriately checked,  promoting safe practice (and challenging poor and unsafe practice); maintaining a safe and secure school site, and protecting pupils from harm online. We also help pupils to reject extremist views,  and we  constantly review and update our practices in all areas of safeguarding.

Please see below for our key safeguarding policies, and for guidance on keeping your child safe online. Also included below are other important policies and other important documents. 

OFSTED and SIAMS Reports

Please see below for the reports of our most recent inspections.

Pupil Premium
The Government introduced the Pupil Premium in April 2011, as a means of addressing underlying inequalities between children from low income families who are eligible for free school meals (FSM) and their peers, by ensuring that funding to tackle disadvantage reaches the pupils who need it most. There are three categories of pupils that are eligible:
• Children who are either currently eligible for FSM or have been eligible for FSM in the past six years;
• Children who have been looked after by a local authority (in care) continuously for more than six months;
• Children who have been adopted from care
• Children of Armed Forces Personnel
For more information: Pupil premium: overview - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk).

Scroll down to see Hallow CE Primary School's Pupil Premium Spending Plan.