The Grange School
New Student Intake Evening 2019
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The Grange School New Student Intake Evening 2019 This presentation along with other relevant information is available on the school website. Year 7 New Intake Evening 2019 This presentation along with other relevant information is available
This presentation along with other relevant information is available on the school website.
This presentation along with other relevant information is available on the school website.
Purpose of this meeting
name.
expectations of: uniform / attendance / punctuality/behaviour / homework / parental involvement, etc.
have.
The Role of the Form Tutor
the progress (both academic and social) of each pupil in the tutor group and alerting the relevant staff if there are any areas of concern.
marking the register, checking uniform, monitoring punctuality / homework completion / attitude and behaviour.
Buddies
Buddies are specially chosen students from Year 10 and their aim is to support and guide new students to the Grange.
Home School Agreement This is a partnership agreement between: The Grange School Parents/Carers Student You have already signed this in the transition pack, it is really important we all play our part in your child’s education.
The Grange School Behaviour Policy
The Grange School believes that it is important to create an environment in which staff can teach and students can learn. It is based on the clear values of respect, fairness and inclusion. To reduce low level disruption in class, we follow a traffic light system which will explained to your child fully in September.
Homework
Students are expected to do regular homework. A Parents’ guide to homework is provided to give advice on how best parents can support their children complete their homework. You will get personal log in details in September.
Uniform
A clear uniform and equipment list is provided in the New Intake booklet. Uniform Black shoes are expected, not a variation of a trainer. No hooded sweat tops (Hoodies) The only jewellery items allowed are a watch and one pair of plain stud earrings.
All uniform items can only be purchased from the school uniform suppliers or items from the approved uniform list available from the school website.
Jewellery - Small, plain studs may be worn and a watch may be worn. No nose studs or other facial piercing. If make-up is worn, it should be very discreet. Otherwise students may be asked to remove it. No nail varnish other than neutral. Hair should be neat and tidy and in a style that does not draw undue attention to the wearer. Hair dyes must be in natural colours with no two tone hair. Hair bands, slides, clips, scrunchies etc must be black or navy blue. No hair patterns.
Equipment A sensible bag is required. A reading book is required for DEAR time each day. A pencil case containing:
Mobile Phones/Personal Music Players
We discourage all students to bring mobile phones and music players into school. If students bring them into school they do so at their
during the day. Students using mobile phones or music players in school at inappropriate times or places will have them confiscated. Mobile phones will be returned on a Friday. The mobile phone policy is under review, details will be given to all students in September. We value your support in ensuring a safe and happy learning environment.
Attendance At The Grange School, attendance is a serious
together to ensure that students achieve their maximum academic potential and it is a well established fact that poor attendance can have a negative effect on academic progress.
Parents Should
Ensure that children leave for school
Provide written explanation for
children’s absences from school
Endeavour not to take children out of
school in term time e.g. book medical and dental appointments outside of school hours and avoid taking family holidays in term time
Notify the school as soon as problems
arise with your child’s attendance
Online Safety/ICT In your packs you will find a guide to the ICT facilities and resources at The Grange School. We also offer some advice and highlight some links to support for parents to help keep their children safe on line. It is worth noting that the minimum age for some social media platforms is 13, others it is 16.
School Canteen
4pm everyday.
and dessert for £2.70
Next Term
2019, 8.30 every day from Thursday 5th September.
support and guide students around the school for the first week of term.
first two weeks to get used to the school canteen.
Team Building Day
The Problem Solving Company
All students in Year 7 are expected to be involved in a team building day lead by the Problem Solving Company. During the day, students will take part in a number of activities with their form tutor and form group. Letters regarding the day, with permissions and payment instructions were included in your transition pack.
Home/School communications
As a school we are increasing using computer systems to communicate with parents and carers. Please ensure that if you change your mobile phone number and/or email that you inform the school immediately.
text message.
follow us on Twitter and Facebook.
Gazette, will be emailed to you directly and will be available to view on the school website.
Special Educational Needs Any educational health care plan (EHCP) will be carried
us will be discussed with you before a programme is developed. If your child needs support with English as an additional language this information should have been transferred from their previous school and appropriate support will be put in place. If you have any special concerns please contact the Support for Learning Department.
Join the PTA as a Committee Member.
Leave your name, email and telephone number with the school office letting us know you wish to get involved.
We need your help so we can continue to ensure that The Grange School has the essential equipment it needs to continue enhancing its environment for the benefit of students and staff. Become a Sleeping Member.
Give your name, email and telephone number to the school office letting us know you are willing to help at events if you can.
Friends of the Grange supports The Grange School through its fundraising activities to provide additional resources and much needed equipment. Join the Vale Lottery
Please opt for Friends of the Grange. Tickets are £1 of which 50p will go to us. Guaranteed jackpot of £25,000 per draw for details see www.valelottery.co.uk/support/friends-of-the-grange
This presentation along with other relevant information is available on the school website.