School Announcements:
Policies
The safety and happiness of all the children in our school are of paramount importance. We are committed to early intervention in order to prevent or stop child abuse.
Child Protection Statement September 2018
Safeguarding and Child Protection Policy September 2018
We have updated our Privacy Notice and Data Protection Policy to reflect the requirements of GDPR. If you have any questions or concerns relating to how we handle your data please contact us.
Oaks Academy Data Protection Policy
If you would like to know more about helping your child to stay safe online the 
website has useful information and advice.
Staff Code of Conduct September 2018
A new code of practice for children with special educational needs was introduced in September 2014. As part of the new Code of Practice schools are required to publish an SEN Information Report. This details the provision for children with special educational needs. It explains how we help children who need support when they are learning.
If you have any questions regarding the document please contact Mr Burbidge.
Surrey County Council have produced a Local Offer which explains SEND provision in Surrey.
Alongside the SEN Information Report our school has produced a ‘Provision Map’ which explains the teaching provision for all children as well as those who may need extra support to learn. If you would like to discuss this document further please contact Mr Burbidge on 01737354816 or by using the email link above.
Surrey County Council have also published a guide which explains the changes to SEND provision: SEND 14 guide
Teaching and Learning Policy 2017-18
Attendance Policy The Attendance Policy provides information about the school’s policy on term time holidays and time off during term time.
Behaviour Policy 2017-18 The Behaviour Policy includes the Exclusion Policy.
Charging and Remissions Policy
Early Years Foundation Stage Policy 2018
What to do if you are worried a child is being abused
Online Safety Policy November 2017-18
Whistleblowing Policy May 2018
Relationships and Sex Education Policy 2017-18
Administration of Medicines Policy 2017-18
Health and Safety Policy 2017-18
Intimate Care and Toileting Policy
The Pupil Premium is a sum of money in the school’s budget. It is allocated according to the number of children on roll who are adopted from care or eligible for free school meals. It is intended to support schools in narrowing the gap in attainment between different groups of children. These documents explains how we spend the money we are allocated.
