Parents & Carers

At the heart of all that we do is the relationship between ourselves, students and their families. Please explore the links to find content relevant to Parents and Carers.

If the information you require is not here, please do not hesitate to contact us via our main reception.

Our partnership with parents and carers helps to steer our school improvement and we regularly consult with parents and carers to gain feedback, insight and suggestions to help our continual drive to maintain excellence.

To get involved and have your say, there are many avenues:

Contact your child's teachers, Head of Year or Progress Leader
Attend Consultation Evenings and discuss any concerns with your child's Tutor or Teacher
Attend Consultation Evenings and discuss any concerns with a member of our Senior Leadership
Contribute to our Autumn Survey
Join our Parent Carer Forum

Ofsted (December, 2018)

Parents, staff and pupils are unanimous in their praise for the excellent pastoral care provided to pupils, which includes a strong focus on mental health and wellbeing.
Parents agree that the school is a safe place for their children.
Parents are kept informed of their child’s progress and regular reviews ensure that pupils continue to follow the best possible pathways for them.

Our Parent Carer Forum meet once a half term to help to steer school improvement priorities; provide constructive feedback on communication and procedures and to offer schools leadership suggestions and ideas on any aspect of school life,

- ALL PARENTS & CARERS ARE WELCOME TO ATTEND OUR FORUM -

TO JOIN, SIMPLY CONTACT RECEPTION OR LOOK OUT FOR OUR TWEETS GIVING DATES, TIMES AND LOCATIONS FOR THE NEXT FORUM.

Issues explored at the Parent Forum	Joint solutions actions
Website design	New website developed and launched
Canteen queues	New queueing system splits key stages
Report cards 'Red, Amber, Green' (RAG) indicators did not reflect student attitude to learning and effort	Reports now RAG students' attitude to learning to recognise effort and improve student engagement
Raising the profile of Parent-School engagement	Renewed bid for Leading Parent Partnership Award (LPPA) in 2019.
Consistency of Homework setting and parents/carer support for their child's learning	New homework strategy is due to be implemented from September
Consultation on new Relationships & Sex Education curriculum	Year Group priorities identified to support the sequence of topics to be delivered
Consultations on lockdown and support for student well-being for remote learning	Arrangements and sources for support established
Autumn and Spring Term consultations on Remote Learning	Introduced session on well-being, mindfulness, off-screen sessions. Mid-day breaks from work
Communication channels	Relaunch of weekly Branch newsletters
Equality & Diversity within the curriculum	Woodrush are now a Stonewall Champion School

Parent Carer Feedback Form