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Home School Agreement

The Home School Agreement explains the terms under which Prospect House School, Parents and Pupils will engage.

Responsibilities of Prospect House School

Attendance and Punctuality

  • Provide a safe, nurturing learning environment for your child to attend.
  • Care for your child’s safety and happiness.
  • Monitor your child’s punctuality and attendance in line with their achievement, behaviour and wellbeing.
  • Inform you when there are concerns about your child’s attendance and punctuality.

Uniform

  • Offer a cost-effective, easily accessible school uniform.
  • which promotes a sense of pride community and belonging.

Home / School

  • Work together in constructive partnership with parents and carers for the benefit of their child.
  • Keep you informed of your child’s progress, learning and well-being, through EHCP meetings, learning consultations, parents’ evenings and written reports.
  • Keep you informed about general school matters through regular communication.
  • Contact you as soon as possible if we are concerned about your child’s progress, behaviour, attendance or well-being.
  • Respond to you as soon as possible if you contact us.

Effort

  • Plan a meaningful, enjoyable curriculum that engages children, meets their different needs and motivates them to learn.
  • Encourage and motivate children to always do their best and enable them to achieve their best in all areas of learning.
  • Provide a range of extra-curricular activities designed to enrich your child’s school experience.

Behaviour

  • Have high expectations for work and behaviour, fostering respectful relationships and helping to develop a sense of rights and responsibilities.
  • Implement positive behaviour management strategies and have a robust policy that supports this.
  • Develop children socially, morally, spiritually and culturally within the school values and British Values.

Responsibilities of Parents and Carers

Attendance and Punctuality

  • Make sure my child arrives at school on time, correctly dressed in school uniform and ready for the day ahead.
  • Fully support the school Attendance Policy. Avoid taking holidays or days out during the school term. Seek authority from the Headteacher for any absences.
  • Contact the school each day of my child’s absence.
  • Make arrangements for my child’s safe journey to and from school and ensure that they are collected on time at the end of the day.

Uniform

  • Ensure my child attends school in the correct school uniform and shoes.
  • Ensure my child’s school uniform and PE/Swim kit is smart and clean.
  • Ensure my child has the correct PE/Swim kit.

Home / School

  • Ensure that the school is informed immediately of any change to contact details.
  • Attend learning consultations and discussions about my child’s progress, achievement and social development.
  • Reply to any school correspondence.
  • Ensure that no negative, personal or adverse comments about children, staff or the school are posted on any social networks or websites, including Facebook.
  • Be respectful and considerate towards all members of the school and the local community.

Effort

  • Speak to school staff about any concerns or circumstances that might affect my child’s work, attitude or behaviour.
  • Help my child to be healthy in mind and body.

Behaviour

  • Support my child’s education at Prospect House School under its values and policies by encouraging high standards, a positive attitude and good behaviour.

Responsibilities of Pupils

Attendance and Punctuality

  • Come to school every day on time.

Uniform

  • Wear my school uniform.

Home / School

  • Look after any books or other school property that I borrow.
  • Let an adult know if something is making me sad or angry.

Effort

  • Always try my best.

Behaviour

  • Be a good ambassador for the school by following the school rules both in school, during extra-curricular activities and while on off-site activities:
  • We look after ourselves and each other
  • We look after the things we use in school.
  • We come to school to learn.