Policies and Documents

This page will provide access to certain documents that are most relevant to our parents.
For further information or to request documents that are not on this page, or to view any of our policies in paper format, please contact us at school.
Policy Documents
- Anti-Bullying Policy - 2022
- Assessment Policy - 2019
- Attendance Policy - 2022
- Attendance Policy: Covid-19 Addendum - 2020
- Bad Weather and Snow Policy - 2019
- Behaviour Policy - 2022
- Behaviour Statement - 2022
- Bereavement Policy - 2020
- Charging Policy - 2021
- Complaints Policy - 2020
- Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) Policy - 2022
- Equality Objectives - 2021
- Equality Policy - 2021
- Exclusion Policy - 2022
- Health and Safety Policy - 2021
- Healthy School Policy - 2016
- Home-School Agreement - 2019/20
- Intimate Care Policy - 2021
- Late Collection Policy - 2022
- Medical Conditions Policy - 2021
- Mobile Phones Policy - 2021
- Online Safety Policy - 2022
- Phonics Policy - 2022
- Pupil Premium Policy - 2022
- Relationship, Health and Sex Education (RHSE) Policy - 2021
- Remote Education Policy - 2021
- Safeguarding and Child Protection Policy - 2022
- Safeguarding and Child Protection Policy: Covid-19 Addendum - 2021
- Safeguarding Policy (Child Friendly Version) - 2022
- Special Educational Needs and Disability (SEND) Policy - 2021
- Teaching and Learning Policy - 2021
- MAC Whistleblowing Statement - 2020
Admissions
- Admission Arrangements - 2023/24
- Admission Arrangements - 2022/23
- Admission Arrangements - 2021/22
- Admission Appeals Timetable - 2022
- Admission (In-Year) Appeals Timetable
- Nursery Admissions Policy - 2019
- Nursery Application Form
Privacy and Data Protection (GDPR)
The European-wide General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is being incorporated into UK law and will apply even when we have left the European Union. The reason for it is that we all need protection from data theft and identity theft. This has become more widespread in recent years with so much data being collected for organisations, governments and social media. So the new law should help us to protect everyone; children, parents/carers and staff members at the St John Bosco Catholic Academy.
One of the main demands of the new law is to ensure transparency about what data we collect, what we do with your data, who it is shared with and how long we keep records for. So we need to keep you informed.
This will be a developing part of the website to keep everyone updated on where we are up to as we try to be fully compliant with the law.
- Data Breach Policy - 2020
- Data Protection Policy - 2020
- Freedom of Information Policy - 2020
- Information Security Policy - 2020
- Privacy Notice (for Parents/Carers) - 2018
- Privacy Notice (for Staff) - 2018
- Records Management Policy - 2018
- Subject Access Request Policy - 2020
- Photography and Filming Consent Form
- Photography and Filming Consent Withdrawal or Alteration Form
Attendance Legislation
The document below, from the Department for Education, explains the change in legislation regarding the taking of holidays in school time.
Further information may be read on the Amendments to school attendance regulations page (external link) at the Department for Education's website.
Forms
Preventing Extremism
As part of our safeguarding ethos we encourage pupils to respect the fundamental British values of democracy, the rule of law, individual liberty and mutual respect, and tolerance of those with different faiths and beliefs. We ensure that partisan political views are not promoted in the teaching of any subject in the school and where political issues are brought to the attention of the pupils, reasonably practicable steps have been taken to offer a balanced presentation of opposing views to pupils.