Please click on the name of the policy you wish to view:

Accessibility Plan
Attendance Policy
Behaviour Policy
Charging & Remissions Policy

Click here for the Department for Education Charging for School Activities guidance

Child Protection Policy
Complaints Policy
Managing Serial and Unreasonable Complaints
Dealing with Abusive Parents Policy
Equality Statement and Objectives
Extremism Policy
First Aid Policy
Funding Agreement
Health, Safety and Wellbeing Policy
Remote Learning Provision
School Debt Policy
Single Equality Policy
Special Educational Needs Policy and SEND Annual Review
Supporting Pupils with Medical Conditions Policy
 

GDPR

Data Protection Policy
Data Handling Security Policy
Statutory Requests for Information Policy
Publication Scheme
GDPR Rights Guidance for Parents and Guardians
Parents' Guide to Subject Access Requests

e-Safety

Computers, internet and other forms of technology are part of our lives and it is important that pupils are aware of the risks. We have created e-safety leaflets for pupils and for parents and carers. Please click on the links below.

e-Safety for Pupils
e-Safety for Parents and Carers

At William Read Primary Academy keeping our students safe is important to us.

We use eSafe monitoring to assist us with keeping our students safe online. eSafe (https://www.esafeglobal.com/) not only monitors words and phrases for risk markers in all languages but is the only digital monitoring service that can also detect evidence of safeguarding risks in static and moving images that aren't tagged with descriptive copy. This is particularly important in the current pandemic, as isolated imagery is often the only place where signs of the trending safeguarding risks (such as webcam grooming and child sexual exploitation) will be found.

We also have a dedicated link to CEOP (click on the CEOP logo at the bottom of each page of this website) and Parent Zone (a parent information hub developed in conjunction with CEOP and NCA) on our home page.

This link is updated regularly, which is important as the digital world rapidly evolves.