Policies
A vision for St Thomas' School
Together in God’s love, we learn, inspire and grow’‘Love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your soul and with all your mind and with all your strength.’ Matthew 22
Our Christian Values; Friendship, Peace, Love, Forgiveness, Compassion and Thankfulness, chosen by all stakeholders to truly reflect our community, guide us and are at the heart of all we do at St Thomas’. They represent who we are and are central to our relationships with our children, their families and the wider community. It is through a strong relationship with God that our children can properly reflect our Christian Values.
Through a creative, meaningful and challenging curriculum co-designed with the children and a stimulating environment, we aim for our children to be happy, confident and thoughtful learners who are proud of their achievements and understanding of their place in the world.
We want them to become independent thinkers and collaborative workers who are well-prepared to be contributing members of society ready for life in the modern world – academically, physically, socially, spiritually and creatively.
We are committed to working as a team, encouraging all members of the school community to share in our aims and support us in persevering to achieve our highest aspirations for all our children.
Our policies reflect this vision and are available here as pdf files for you to read if you wish.
The Designated Safeguarding Lead is Mr Richard Breeds
The Deputy Safeguarding Leads are, Mrs Carol Gardiner, Mrs Dee Rampling and Mr Dale Saxby
All the school staff have a duty to safeguard and promote the welfare of children and young people in accordance with the Children Act 1989 and the Children Act 2004.
- Accessibility plan 2020-2023
- Addendum to behaviour and discipline policy 2020
- Admissions Arrangements 2023-24
- Admissions Arrangements 2024-25
- Admissions policy 2022-23
- Attendance policy March 2023
- Behaviour discipline policy-may 2022 amended
- Charging and Remissions policy 2023 - 2024
- Child Protection and Safeguarding Policy and Procedure - Oct 2022
- Child Protection policy addendum covid-19
- Collective Worship policy
- Complaints policy 2022
- Data Protection policy
- Designated Teacher for Looked After Children
- Drugs Education Policy
- Equality policy 2021-2025
- Friendship and anti-bullying policy
- Guide to Information provided by schools under the model publication scheme
- Health and Safety addendum
- Health and Safety Policy 2020
- Home-school Agreement
- Learning Policy for Reception and KS1 2023
- Managing serial and unreasonable complaints
- Model-publication-scheme
- Off-site and Educational Visits policy
- Online Safety policy 22-23
- Privacy notice
- Quality of education policy
- RE policy
- Reading policy
- Remote learning policy
- RSHE policy
- School Uniform policy
- SEND information report
- SEND policy
- Smoke Free School policy
- Supporting pupils with medical conditions policy
- Whistleblowing policy