Our school is a safe and happy environment and central to our school is a belief in respect – respect for yourself, respect for others and respect for the environment.
We are committed to very strong partnerships between home, school and community members. We believe that the whole community can contribute to motivating and supporting pupils’ progress.
A Thinking School, a Thoughtful School
The new NSPCC helpline is there to support children and young people, and offer guidance to adults and staff working with pupils.
The helpline can be contacted on: 0800 136 663, or by emailing: help@nspcc.org.uk.
Learn more about the helpline here: NSPCC Helpline
To report a positive case of COVID-19, please email us at admin@sweynepark.com.
COVID Testing for Pupils – Information and Consent Form
Letter Parents and Carers: re consent for testing in schools
How to do your test: COVID-19 instruction leaflet for schools
What’s happening?
Tens of thousands of people are affected by the outbreak of a new coronavirus respiratory disease. More than 75,000 confirmed cases of novel coronavirus (COVID-19) have been reported in 29 countries.
The outbreak has caused a wave of misinformation on the virus, complicating efforts to manage prevention efforts. The World Health Organization has announced battling this ‘infodemic’ as a critical task.
Further information can be found at the following links:
How can I speak to my children about the Coronavirus?
For more information for parents and carers use the link below:
The School Nursing Service has released a texting service for children who are worried about health concerns, they can be contacted on: 07520 615732
The Sweyne Park School is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expects all staff and volunteers to share in this commitment.
Our safeguarding policy is available on request from the school office.
Parent View is an online facility that allows parents and carers to give their views about their child’s school at any time of the school year. The questionnaire is also the main mechanism for parents to give their views to inspectors about their child’s school at the time of a school inspection.
The questionnaire can be accessed directly at https://parentview.ofsted.gov.uk or from the home page of Ofsted’s website www.ofsted.gov.uk.
