Policies | Sir John Moore C.E. (A) Primary School

Statutory Polcies

Click here for the Safeguarding and Child Protection Policy

Click here for the Concerns & Complaints Policy

Click Here for DfE's Parent Guide to School Complaints

Click here for the Admissions Policy

Click here for the Attendance Policy

Click here for the Accessibility Plan

Click here for the Behaviour Policy

Click here for the Communication Policy

Click here for the Parent Code of Conduct

Click here for the Health and Safety Policy

Click here for the E-Safety Policy

Click here for the Charging & Remissions Policy

Click here for the Pupil Premium Strategy

Click here for the Safeguarding and Child Protection Policy

Click here for the Local Offer for Local Send Provision

Click here for the Admissions Policy

Click here for the PHSE and Relationships and Sex Education Policy

Click here for the Data Protection Policy

Click here for our Equality Policy

Click here for our Special Educational Needs Report

School Polcies

Click here for the Spiritual, Moral & Social Cultural Policy

Click here for the Local Offer for Local Send Provision

Click here for the Vexatious & Serial Complaints Policy

Click here for the Home School Agreement

Click here for our Anti Bullying Policy

Click here for our RE Policy

Click here for our Privacy Notice

Click here for the Whistleblowing Policy

Click here for the Pupil Strategy

Click here for the Adverse Weather Guidance

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Statements

Data Protection

Sir John Moore C.E. Primary School collects and uses personal information about pupils, parents and staff to support teaching and learning, to safeguard pupils, to fulfil our legal obligations and to carry out public tasks. We process this information lawfully under UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018. Full details on what we collect, why we collect it, how long we keep it, who we share it with and your rights are in our privacy notices below. To raise a data protection query, contact our Data Protection Officer at office@sjm.org.uk. For more, view our full privacy notice for parents and pupils (link). You can complain to the ICO at ico.org.uk if you are unhappy with how we handle your data.

Financial

LA maintained schools are required to publish a link to the schools financial benchmarking website, where the Consistent Financial Reporting (CFR) statement of income, expenditure and balances is already published, https://schools-financial-benchmarking.service.gov.uk/

Annual Report on High Earners in Local Authority Schools

Local Authority Schools are required to publish annually the number of individuals earning over £100,000. There are no individuals earning over £100,000.

Our Legacy Statement

A review commissioned by the School Governors has confirmed that Sir John Moore was involved in the trade of enslaved people during the seventeenth century. This historical finding is difficult and troubling, and we recognise the pain and injustice associated with slavery.

Slavery, in any form and in any period of history, is wrong and wholly incompatible with the values we uphold today.

As a school, our responsibility is not to ignore or diminish the past, but to engage with it honestly and thoughtfully. We believe that education plays a vital role in helping pupils understand that history includes both achievement and injustice, and that the choices people make can have lasting consequences for individuals, communities and society.

Through our curriculum and wider school life, we aim to help pupils develop a strong moral compass, empathy for others and an understanding of fairness and justice. By learning from the past, we seek to equip our pupils with the values and beliefs needed to contribute positively to society and to help build a fairer, more compassionate future.