Behaviour

We are committed to maintaining the highest standards of behaviour, ensuring every child can learn in a safe, respectful and focused environment.

We are committed to the very highest standards of behaviour. We will stop at nothing to fulfil our promise that no child’s progress will ever be negatively impacted by the behaviour of others. It is every child’s right to study in an environment that is safe, respectful and purposeful.

Where students are unable to adhere to these expectations, there will be both sanction and support. The school believes sanctions help students to understand that they have fallen below our expectations and it believes that with our support they will be able to better shape their future choices.

Read our Behaviour policy here.

Click here to view our Behaviour playbook for parents.

Behaviour expectations

We aim to maximise the number of hours of high-quality learning each pupil experiences and seek to minimise lost learning hours caused by poor behaviour.

Every pupil is entitled to a calm, warm, ordered environment in which they know they belong and are able to engage fully with academic, self and pathways free of distraction. In this environment, they have the best chance of developing positive behaviours and effective habits for learning. We insist on high standards and expectations when it comes to behaviour. This will pervade all aspects of school life through:

The culture and values of the school;
How pupils are taught to behave;
Our response when pupils’ behaviour does not meet expectations;
The relationships between staff, pupils and parents.

Uniform

Uniform Information regarding our uniform can be found here.

Bullying

We do not tolerate bullying or any form of prejudice and will always aim to deal with any such incidents swiftly. We have clear procedures for dealing with incidents, and we educate students about their behaviour. We support events such as Anti-Bullying week.

If bullying is taking place, students are encouraged to:

Tell a member of staff
Avoid conflict
Surround themselves with supportive friends
Report bullying
Be supportive of one another
Block any unwanted messages or friends who leave inappropriate comments on social media

If you have any concerns around ‘Bullying’ can you contact your child’s Head of House immediately, so the matter can be investigated. The school’s Bullying policy can be found here.

Key contacts

Heads of Houses/Groups

Head of House/Group	Name
Head of Gladiator	Tezlin Harding
Head of Hurricane	Donna Bilboe
Head of Lancaster	Jodie Styche
Head of Spitfire	Natasha Morton

Trustwide Policies

Anti-Bullying Policy

‍‍Attendance Policy‍

‍Behaviour Policy

Statutory Academy Policy

Behaviour Local Arrangements‍

News and events

Introducing a new look for our school

Details

Accreditations