Holy Trinity Primary School Prospectus 2017

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Governing Board Charging and Remissions Policy A Charging Policy for school activities has been determined by the School’s Governing Body (in accordance with the Education Reform Act 1988). 1. Education must be free from charge if it takes place during the school day. 2. School sessions are as follows: 8:50 am to 12:00 noon 1:00 pm to 3:15 pm 3. It has been the practice of this school to provide educational visits as part of our programme of curriculum enrichment. As a school, we cannot pay for all children to go on school visits from our budget. We would hope that in the interests of your child’s education, you would wish these visits to continue and would therefore be willing to make a voluntary contribution. Consequently, any educational visits will be funded from voluntary contributions. 4. There will be no legal obligation to contribute. 5. Pupils will not be excluded from an activity whether their parent has made a contribution or not. 6. If an activity cannot be funded from voluntary contributions, it will be made clear that the visit can not take place and any monies donated will be returned. 7. We hope to continue our present policy of not charging for consumable materials used in Art and Craft, in cookery and in Design and Technology, but the Governors reserve the right to review the situation should it become necessary. 8. Parents will be requested to re-reimburse the school for damage intentionally caused to school equipment and property by identifiable individuals. 9. Pupils will be charged a fee for attending after school clubs and activities. Reviewed by Governing board: 2017
Complaints Procedure We hope that you will never need to complain but if there are any problems, please feel free to discuss them with us. Worries and concerns are always best dealt with quickly, so please do come into school to discuss any issues before they become a problem. The complaints procedure is as follows: 1. Any concerns about your child should be discussed with the class teacher. 2. If you feel that the problem has not been resolved, it should then be discussed with the Headteacher. 3. General complaints should be discussed initially with the Headteacher. Any complaints concerning the curriculum, either statutory or non statutory, should be addressed, in the first instance, to the Headteacher. 4. If satisfaction is not received, the complaint should be made, in writing, to the Complaints Committee of the Governing Body. 5. Should the matter not be resolved, it will be referred to the full Governing Body. Information and contacts The school sends out newsletters and information regularly. Additional details can be found on our school website at: http: www.geecross.tameside.sch.uk For correspondence: Gee Cross Holy Trinity C.E. (VC) Primary School Higham Lane Gee Cross Hyde Cheshire SK14 5LX Emails to the school office can be sent to: admin@geecross.tamesde.sch.uk Should parents wish to contact Tameside Council office, the letter should be addressed to: Chief Education Officer Tameside Metropolitan Borough Education Department Ashton-Under-Lyne Tameside To contact the school office by telephone, ring: 0161 368 2911
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