- treat all pupils, parents and carers, visitors and staff members with kindness and respect
- provide a safe and happy environment where all children are valued, respected, and listened to
- provide excellent teaching and an engaging curriculum to meet the needs of all children
- teach your child to respect and uphold British values*
- provide as much support as we can to help your child meet their full potential
- provide opportunities for your child to practise what they have learnt in school at home
- regularly share the progress of your child, through books being sent home, online reporting, regular parent consultation meetings
- support your child to develop a moral and ethical compass for life enabling them to grow up to be the best person they can be
- achieve high standards of behaviour by providing opportunities for children to act restoratively to develop positive social relationships, promote self-worth and develop a sense of responsibility
- respect the confidentiality of information regarding each child
- communicate in an open and clear way
- provide information to you about our school, including relevant policies, meetings, and events by keeping our website up-to-date, emailing a weekly bulletin and updating an annual calendar of events at regular intervals.
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- treat all pupils, parents and carers, visitors and staff members with kindness and respect
- make sure my child attends school regularly and arrives at school on time wearing school uniform (or PE kit on the appropriate day)
- report any absences to school and keep us updated regarding pupil’s health
- support pupils to complete home learning successfully
- keep school updated of family contact details
- let the school know of any concerns or worries that may be affecting my child’s learning, behaviour or ability to do home learning, as this can then be resolved quickly
- support Manston Primary’s values and vision by encouraging my child to develop a positive attitude, to take risks in learning and try their best in all they do
- support the school’s restorative behaviour policy by speaking with my child about issues and how to resolve them appropriately
- attend meetings with my child’s teacher and other staff
- put in place any agreed actions or measures
- support and work with the school to ensure that the restorative behaviour policy of the school is maintained
- respect the confidentiality of each child
- communicate with school in an open and clear way
- regularly read information on the weekly newsletter, website, and the online calendar so that I am aware of important details, relevant policies, meetings, events, and information about my child.
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- follow our school rules:
- We have kind hands and feet
- We do as we are asked
- We treat everyone with kindness and respect
- We always do our best
- come to school regularly and on time
- wear school uniform (or PE kit on appropriate days), be tidy in appearance and hygienic
- uphold British values
- accept responsibility for the things that I do
- be responsible for my school and home learning
- take good care of the building, equipment, and school grounds
- remember to bring reading books, homework, and letters to school as needed
- reflect on my behaviour and learning and learn from all experiences
- tell a member of staff if I am worried or unhappy
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