Policies
This policy is a statement of aims and principles relating to the school’s curriculum. It will be reviewed annually by the Governing Body Curriculum Sub-Group.
School Mission Statement At Lane End Primary School we aim to work in partnership with all members of the school community to make teaching and learning exciting and enjoyable, support and challenge every child t...
Lane End Primary School Anti-Bullying Policy Rationale All members of the Lane End Primary School Community have an entitlement to be in an environment which is safe, positive, secure and supportive and bullying interferes ...
We are committed to working with parents and carers to get the best for your children. It is an important partnership and we want you to feel happy to come in to school to talk to your child’s class teacher or the Headteacher about any worries you may have or to get an update on progress. We ...
“We want to live in communities where we can participate fully and equally. We want all our children to do well at school, to take part in all areas of school life and reach their potential. We know that for many disabled children at school, and disabled people in employment, this hasn’t yet ...
“Homework is any work or activity which pupils are asked to do outside lesson time, either on their own or with parents or carers.”
DCSF Homework – Guidelines for Primary & Secondary Schools.
Your child will have homework each week. Early ...
Safeguarding children is the responsibility of everyone. As such all the staff at Lane End Primary School have a duty to safeguard and promote the welfare of children. This duty is placed upon school by Section 175 of the Education Act 2002. This means ...
Our children achieve more when school and family work together.
Dear Parents/Carers,
As technology progresses it brings many benefits but can also bring potential problems. With a responsible and informed approach to using the internet, it is a tremendous tool. This letter aims to help you create the right environment ...