Policies and Documents
This page will provide access to certain polices and other documents that are most relevant to our parents.
For further information or to see documents that are not on this page, or to request any information in paper format (free of charge), please contact us at school.
School Policies
- Allegations of Abuse Against Staff Policy – 2022
- Anti-Bullying Policy – 2022
- Attendance and Truancy Policy – 2022
- Behaviour and Discipline Policy – 2022
- Behaviour Statement (MAC) – 2021
- British Values Summary – 2021
- Catholic Life Policy – 2021
- Charging Policy (MAC) – 2021
- Child-on-Child Abuse Policy (Child Friendly) – 2022
- Complaints Policy – 2022
- Critical Incident Policy – 2021
- Cyber Bullying Policy – 2021
- English as an Additional Language (EAL) Policy – 2021
- Equality and Diversity Policy – 2021
- Equality Statement – 2021
- Equal Opportunities for Pupils Policy – 2021
- Exclusion Policy – 2022
- Extremism and Anti-Radicalisation Policy – 2022
- EYFS Home Visits Policy – 2022
- Good to be Green Behaviour Scheme – 2022
- Homework Policy – 2022
- Medical Conditions Policy – 2022
- Multicultural Education Policy – 2021
- Parent Code of Conduct Policy – 2022
- Primary Assessment Policy – 2021
- Prevent Duty Policy – 2022
- Privacy Notice (Pupil Information) – 2022
- Public Sector Equality Duty – 2022
- Pupil Premium Policy – 2022
- Relationships and Sex Education (RSE) Policy – 2022
- Safeguarding and Child Protection Policy – 2022
- Safeguarding Policy (Child Friendly) – 2022
- Safeguarding and Child Protection Policy: Covid-19 Addendum – 2020
- Safeguarding Children Policy: Feeling Safe and Happy at School – 2022
- Safeguarding Statement – 2022
- Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) Policy – 2021
- Spiritual, Moral, Social and Cultural Education (SMSC) Policy – 2021
- Sun Safety and High Temperature Policy – 2021
- Uniform Policy – 2022
- Whistle Blowing Policy (MAC) – 2020
Privacy and Data Protection (GDPR)
The European-wide General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) has been incorporated into UK law and still applies even though we have left the European Union. The reason for it is that we all need protection from data theft and identity theft. This has become more widespread in recent years with so much data being collected for organisations, governments and social media. So, the new law should help us to protect everyone; children, parents/carers and staff members at the St John Bosco Catholic Academy.
One of the main demands of the law is to ensure transparency about what data we collect, what we do with your data, who it is shared with and how long we keep records for. So, we need to keep you informed.
- Appropriate Policy Document (APD) for Special Category and Criminal Offence Data (MAC) – 2022
- CCTV Data Protection Impact Assessment – 2022
- CCTV Policy – 2022
- CCTV Privacy Notice – 2022
- Data Breach Policy (MAC) – 2022
- Data Breach Procedure (MAC) – 2022
- Data Protection Policy (MAC) – 2022
- Document Retention Policy – 2022
- Freedom of Information Policy (MAC) – 2022
- Information Security Policy (MAC) – 2022
- Records Management Policy (MAC) – 2022
- Subject Access Request Policy (MAC) – 2022
- Subject Access Procedure (MAC) – 2022
Prospectus
Read more about St. John Bosco Catholic Primary School in our Prospectus which introduces you to our school and adds to the information found on this website.
- School Prospectus – 2020/21
Covid-19 Related Documents
- Risk Assessment for School – December 2021
- Privacy Notice (Lateral Flow Testing) – December 2021
- Outbreak Management Plan – July 2021
Coronavirus (Covid-19) Catch-up Premium
The Coronavirus Catch-up Premium is being given to schools to fund for specific activities which will help pupils catch up on missed education during the school closure period during lockdown.
Financial Information
View our school’s financial data on the government’s Schools Financial Benchmarking website, and see how it compares with other similar schools and establishments:
