Commitment to achievement
Pupils, parents, and teachers all sign a Home School Agreement. This is a joint promise that all of us will put in the time and effort required for our children to succeed. Parents are expected to support children by supervising home learning, and ensuring that children attend school and wear the correct uniform.
Home School Commitment
The home school commitment is a joint promise that all of us will put in the time and effort required for our children to succeed. Parents are expected to support children by supervising home learning, ensuring that children attend school and wear the correct uniform.
It is our goal to ensure that all students have the support that they need in order to thrive academically and make positive contributions to life at the Academy and beyond. The benefits for all stakeholders where clarity of our roles which are centred around collaboration and our values, is critical in securing our mission.
Parents are encouraged to engage with the school and their child to best support their learning.
Parent voice
Parents and carers are an integral part of our school community, and your feedback forms an essential part of our ongoing development and improvement. We regularly run surveys and sessions to gather your views on the education your child is receiving, and to understand where we can do better.
You can share your feedback via these channels:
- Ofsted's Parent View tool. This survey consists of 12 short questions around topics such as teaching and behaviour, and will feed into our ongoing development plan
- Directly with a member of our staff
- The main school office
Academic Review Days
This is your opportunity to discuss your child's progress with their teachers, check their well-being with their Head of Year and have a conversation with Leadership about their future.
Academic Review Days are designed to get the best out of your time for the progress of your child, so they reach their goals and realise their ambitions.