Ofsted Report
9th December 2011
Bill Quay - Click on link for Published Report (December 2011)
Policies and Useful Documents
December 8, 2011
October 6, 2011
Calculation Booklet
Bill Quay Maths Policy
March 1, 2011
Positive Handling Policy
Literacy Policy
Educational Visits Policy
Health and Safety Policy 2011
March 5, 2010
Physical Activity Policy
March 3, 2010
Safer Recruitment Policy
Whistle Blowing Policy
Child Protection Policy
Extended Schools Policy
E Safety Policy
Equality and Diversity Policy
Code of Conduct Policy
Assessment Policy
Anti Bullying Policy
September 16, 2009
Calculation Information Booklet
Click on the link below for a Calculation Information Booklet.
February 12, 2009
Policies
Click on the link below to downloaded the following Policies.
Policy for Sex and Relationships (Educational)
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Healthy Eating Policy
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Emotional Health and Wellbeing Policy
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Drugs Policy
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ICT Policy
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Gifted and Talented Policy
January 17, 2007
Parents Numeracy Workshop
Numeracy workshop information for parents and parents guide to calculations booklet.
Session 1
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Session 2
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Session 3
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Session 4
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Session 5
Please note there is no presentation for session 5 'Fractions' as the information was given via the interactive board.
Session 6
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Session 7
slides 1-5
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slides 6-10
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Session 8
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Calculation booklet
Pages 1-7
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Pages 8-14
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February 13, 2006
Medication Form
Parental Request for Prescribed Medication
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February 9, 2006
Blogging Guides for Editors
January 23, 2006
School Travel Action Plan
Aim: To reduce traffic congestion at the school gates, by offering parents realistic alternatives.
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January 22, 2006
SEN Policy
It is the policy of Bill Quay Primary School to actively encourage the involvement of staff, pupils and parents in the education of children with Special Educational Needs (SEN).
The learning difficulties, which these children may have, are assessed and provided for in a variety of ways. The children have the opportunity to develop to their full potential with the guidance and support of their class teacher, the SEN Coordinator, outreach teaching staff and the SEN Support Staff and Advisors.
The school aims to provide for all the needs of the child whilst encouraging integration in class and school activities. This policy describes in detail the procedures and systems which have been established for meeting the objectives of providing an integrated education for all children with special educational needs, whilst aiming to provide the entitlement of access to a full and balanced curriculum, including the National Curriculum.
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The learning difficulties, which these children may have, are assessed and provided for in a variety of ways. The children have the opportunity to develop to their full potential with the guidance and support of their class teacher, the SEN Coordinator, outreach teaching staff and the SEN Support Staff and Advisors.
The school aims to provide for all the needs of the child whilst encouraging integration in class and school activities. This policy describes in detail the procedures and systems which have been established for meeting the objectives of providing an integrated education for all children with special educational needs, whilst aiming to provide the entitlement of access to a full and balanced curriculum, including the National Curriculum.
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January 19, 2006
Basic Skills Policy
At Bill Quay Primary School, it is recognised that every child has an entitlement to the basic skills of literacy and numeracy as part of their curriculum opportunity. Basic skills are an essential foundation for anyone who wants to achieve in the workplace, or take advantage of wider leisure opportunities.
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January 13, 2006
Healthy Eating Policy
Good health is vital and healthy eating, being one of many contributors to this, can influence physical, mental and social well-being. At Bill Quay Primary School the staff is dedicated to helping each child understand the role of healthy eating in achieving good health.
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Drugs Policy
The Purpose of this policy is to make clear to staff, pupils and parents, the schools commitment to the prevention of the misuse of drugs, alcohol and tobacco. The healthy and safety of the school community is of vital importance and we will take action to safeguard its well-being.
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Anti-bullying Policy
Bill Quay Primary School is committed to creating a safe environment where young people can learn and socialise freely and without fear. Bullying is unacceptable behaviour. It happens in all schools and many normal young people are involved at some time in either using bullying behaviours, being bullied by others or witnessing bullying. We believe that bullying is often a group phenomenon. It often takes place with the silent consent of onlookers
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January 12, 2006
Behavour and Discipline Policy
This policy is a statement of the principles, aims and strategies for the management of behaviour. It is intended to act as a reference point and to inform teachers, parents, governors, LEA officers and inspectors. This policy was reviewed on February 2005 through a process of consultation with teachers, non-teaching staff, pupils and parents.
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January 11, 2006
Mathematics Policy
This policy outlines what we are trying to achieve in respect of pupils’ mathematical education. It also describes our agreed approach to the planning, delivery and assessment of the mathematics’ curriculum. The mathematics taught and the methods used reflect the recommendations outlined in the DfEE guidance contained in the documents:
(A) Curriculum guidance for the Foundation Stage
(B) Framework for Teaching Mathematics from Reception to Year 6
It provides information and guidance for teachers, governors and other interested persons.
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(A) Curriculum guidance for the Foundation Stage
(B) Framework for Teaching Mathematics from Reception to Year 6
It provides information and guidance for teachers, governors and other interested persons.
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January 10, 2006
Sex and Relationships Policy
This policy has been written following DfES Guidelines ‘Sex and Relationship Guidance 0116/2000. A working party of the PSCHE Co-ordinator and Headteacher agreed the draft policy, which was presented to the staff for their comments. Parents were involved in the consultation process. This policy was then presented to the full governing Body for approval.
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January 9, 2006
Confidentiality Policy
Aim and objectives of the policy
• To provide a clear school confidentiality policy which everyone including pupils, parents and carers know, understand and work within – is a vital part of meeting pupil’s welfare needs as required by the Education Act (2002).
• To provide a clear and consistent message for pupils, staff, parents / carers and visitors about confidentiality in school.
• To provide guidance about who needs to know what – in particular instances.
• To respect every individuals right to privacy.
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• To provide a clear school confidentiality policy which everyone including pupils, parents and carers know, understand and work within – is a vital part of meeting pupil’s welfare needs as required by the Education Act (2002).
• To provide a clear and consistent message for pupils, staff, parents / carers and visitors about confidentiality in school.
• To provide guidance about who needs to know what – in particular instances.
• To respect every individuals right to privacy.
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January 7, 2006
Marking and Feedback Policy
Improving learning through assessment is aided by the provision of effective and constructive marking and feedback to every child. It focuses on success and improvement and enables children to become reflective learners. Marking and feedback is an important aspect of the formative assessment of individual children’s progress and achievements and aids the setting of future programmes of study and targets. It enables teachers to identify and share with children what they need to do in order to improve their performance.
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December 6, 2005
Annual Report of the Governors 2004-2005
The Governors of Bill Quay Primary School hope that the contents of this report will be of assistance to parents of all children attending the school.
The intention of this report is to make parents aware as to how the Governors, the Head Teacher and the Local Education Authority have discharged their duties.
It is also intended to present information appertaining to the Governors, staff and the school in general, which may be of interest to parents.
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The intention of this report is to make parents aware as to how the Governors, the Head Teacher and the Local Education Authority have discharged their duties.
It is also intended to present information appertaining to the Governors, staff and the school in general, which may be of interest to parents.
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