Policies
Preventing Extremism
The school has adopted the Government definition of extremism as - ‘
“Vocal or active opposition to fundamental British values, including democracy, the rule of law, individual liberty and mutual respect and tolerance of different faiths and beliefs; and/or calls for the death of members in our armed forces, whether in this country or oversees’.
There is no place for extremist views of any kind in this school, whether from internal, sources – pupils, staff or governors, or external sources.
The school is presently completing awareness raising training to all staff using the College of Policing “Channel Programme “ which is recommended by the Government “Prevent Strategy”.
Should any parent or community member have concerns regarding this please speak immediately to the Headteacher or Deputy Headteacher (or in their absence one of the Assistant Head teachers).
- Accessibility Plan 2014 2017
- Admissions policy from sept 2019 Cheriton Primary School
- Admissions policy supplementary form Sept 2019
- Anti Bullying policy 2018
- Behaviour Policy
- Charging Policy sept 15
- Child Protection Policy Sept 2019
- complaints procedure Oct 17
- Effective Marking Policy
- Equality Scheme
- eSafety Policy
- Female Genital Mutilation Guidance
- Freedom of Information Policy
- GDPR Cheriton Primary School GDPR Overview
- GDPR Data Protection Policy May 18
- GDPR School Workforce Privacy Notice
- GDPR Privacy Notice for children families
- Homework policy feb 15
- Medical Needs Policy
- Medicines Policy
- off site visits policy 2017
- Online Safety Policy see p 7 8 and 9 sept 19
- Privacy Notice for Schools jan 18
- Race Equality Action Plan
- SEN Policy
- Social Media Policy 2015
- Sports Premium 2017 18
- Wetting and Soiling Policy
