Stanton Primary School

STANTON PRIMARY SCHOOL

Welcome to our website!

We are a small village school set in large grounds with super children, friendly staff and supportive parents and governors!

Our school ethos is to create a safe, caring, happy and stimulating learning environment where everyone feels valued and included in our school family. Our school motto 'We can... We will!' highlights our drive to aim for personal excellence in all we do!

Our committed staff provide an environment where individual needs are met to enable all our children to achieve their full potential and equip them with life skills necessary to prepare them for their future... And for them to leave each day with a smile on their face!

If you would like to book an appointment t come and look at our school in action, please ring to book an appointment.

Thank you for visiting!

Mrs Carla Norris (Headteacher)

Safeguarding

All incidents or concerns about the welfare of a child MUST be reported to

Mrs Norris as the Designated Safeguarding Lead.

In the absence of Mrs Norris, please report concerns to Miss Haywood or Mrs Beesley immediately.

Safeguarding is the responsibility of every person working with young people and children. At Stanton Primary School we are fully committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of all of our children. This role includes ensuring our children are safe from abuse and neglect (physical, emotional and sexual) and are free from bullying.

We give our children the skills to keep safe at home and at school. We provide our children with the skills to challenge gender stereotypes, recognise and build healthy relationships and recognise that domestic violence is never acceptable.

As part of our curriculum enrichment, we invite visitors in to school to talk to support our safeguarding aims. Some examples of these visitors are the Police, who discuss Stranger Danger and Road Safety, the Fire Service, who give annual fire safety talks and the NSPCC who provide their PANTS workshops.

Online safety is always at the forefront of teaching and learning as part of our Computing curriculum and a large part of the annual Anti-bullying week. Our children learn the skills to keep safe online and to deal with any incidents of cyber bullying.

The information found on this page outlines our school policies and provides advice and support for parents.

Please click below for our Child Friendly Safeguarding Policies:

Child Friendly 'Keeping Safe' Policy

Child Friendly 'Anti-Bullying' Policy

Child Friendly 'Complaints' Policy

Please click the links below for some information on keeping your child safe online.

http://ceop.police.uk/safety-centre

'What can I do to keep my child safe online?'

Parental Guidance for Social Media

The government has launched a new online tool for schools to give parents advice and tips on preparing their children for adult life, find out more by clicking on the link below:-

http://parentinfo.org/

Please click on the link below to access the latest Keeping Children Safe in Education policy

Keeping Children Safe in Education Policy

Please click on the links below to read our Safeguarding policies

Acceptable Use of IT, the Internet and Electronic Communication Policy

Anti-Bullying Policy

Behaviour Management Policy

Child Protection & Safeguarding Policy

Child Protection Record Keeping Guidance for Schools (including transfer, storage & retention) Policy

Children Missing in Education

Complaints Procedure Policy

Medicine Policy (Administration of)

Private Fostering Policy

Separated Parents Policy

Special Educational Needs Policy

Anti Bullying Week 2020

(Extract from Hedgehog Class...)

This week we have been taking part in Anti Bullying Week. We came to school wearing odd socks and talked about what this might mean. We talked about the importance of celebrating each others' differences and then created our own pair of odd socks to help us remember this. We also thought about what it means to be a good friend and the characteristics we would want in a good friend. We turned our ideas into a good friend wreath. We also thought about online safety and what we can do if we see something online that we don't like. We learned The Funny Tummy song to help us remember.

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stanton

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