Parents Rights In so far as possible the school will seek to promote the parents rights:1.

To be partners in their childrens education 2. To be informed about events taking place at school 3. To receive ongoing relevant information about the educational progress and social well being of your child. 4. To be able to raise concerns with school Parents responsibilities
1. To provide a safe, caring home environment

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which allows your child to develop positive attitudes towards school. To ensure your child is ready to learn by having adequate sleep and a sensible breakfast. To make early contact with the class teacher if a problem arises relating to your childs progress, behaviour or happiness. To ensure that your child reads regularly at home and any other homework is completed on time. To support the school ethos and the role of the school staff. In the event of absence to contact the school prior to the start of the school day.

HOME-SCHOOL AGREEMENT
School Aims: 1. To equip every child to thrive as part of the local, national and global community; encouraging tolerance, respect and honesty 2. To nurture children to become independent, motivated and resourceful learners, enabling them to reach their Godgiven potential 3. To inspire a generosity of spirit within our children which encourages them to become confident, well-mannered, respectful and ultimately happy individuals 4. To promote religious understanding and a growing appreciation of the Christian faith in order to encourage deep thinking and development of values for life 5. To develop childrens spirituality through all areas of the curriculum

Signed Parent/s

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Pupils' rights In so far as possible the school will seek to promote the child's right: 1. To be safe and learn in a friendly environment. 2. To be listened to and respected. 3. To be given opportunity to achieve their potential. 4. To receive encouragement and experience success. Teacher's rights In so far as possible the school will seek to promote the teacher's right: 1. To be safe and teach in a friendly environment. 2. To be listened to and respected. 3. To be able to teach without unnecessary interruption. 4. To be kept informed of matters relating to a childs wellbeing. Teachers' responsibilities
1. To create a safe and stimulating learning

Pupils responsibilities
1. To treat others with consideration and respect 2. To be honest 3. To follow instructions from school staff 4. To listen when it is another persons turn to talk 5. To do my best and let others learn 6. To complete any homework set 7. To take care of all equipment, building and grounds

environment. 2. To treat children with consistency and respect. 3. To provide ongoing relevant information, as necessary about the educational progress and social/emotional well being of children in my care. 4. To give early warning of concerns relating to overall wellbeing of any child.

Signed Pupil

Signed Teacher