Holy Trinity Primary School Prospectus 2017
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Governing Board Charging and Remissions Policy<br />
A Charging Policy for school activities has been determined by the <strong>School</strong>’s<br />
Governing Body (in accordance with the Education Reform Act 1988).<br />
1. Education must be free from charge if it takes place during the school day.<br />
2. <strong>School</strong> sessions are as follows:<br />
8:50 am to 12:00 noon<br />
1:00 pm to 3:15 pm<br />
3. It has been the practice of this school to provide educational visits as part of our programme of<br />
curriculum enrichment. As a school, we cannot pay for all children to go on school visits from our<br />
budget. We would hope that in the interests of your child’s education, you would wish these visits<br />
to continue and would therefore be willing to make a voluntary contribution. Consequently, any<br />
educational visits will be funded from voluntary contributions.<br />
4. There will be no legal obligation to contribute.<br />
5. Pupils will not be excluded from an activity whether their parent has made a contribution or not.<br />
6. If an activity cannot be funded from voluntary contributions, it will be made clear that the visit<br />
can not take place and any monies donated will be returned.<br />
7. We hope to continue our present policy of not charging for consumable materials used in Art and<br />
Craft, in cookery and in Design and Technology, but the Governors reserve the right to review the<br />
situation should it become necessary.<br />
8. Parents will be requested to re-reimburse the school for damage intentionally caused to school<br />
equipment and property by identifiable individuals.<br />
9. Pupils will be charged a fee for attending after school clubs and activities.<br />
Reviewed by Governing board: <strong>2017</strong>