COMPLAINTS PROCEDURE: (CURRICULUM AND COLLECTIVE WORSHIP) Leicestershire County Council have set up the arrangements in respect of complaints about the Curriculum and Collective Worship, under the terms of Section 48 of the Education Reform Act 1988. This document is available for inspection at the school. In the first instance, all complaints should be directed to the Head Teacher who will take steps to ensure that all complaints are followed up quickly. Our aim is to provide a good education for our pupils and to care properly for their health, safety and welfare at all times. All the staff, both teaching and non-teaching, endeavour to achieve this aim. However, it is possible that you feel we have not lived up to your expectations. If this is the case please tell us, we cannot rectify anything if we do not know of its existence. If this fails to achieve a satisfactory outcome, there is now a formal complaints procedure set up by the County Council under the terms of the Education Act, which begins with a meeting with the Governors of the school and ends ultimately with the Secretary of State for Education. A copy of this procedure is available at school for consultation. POLICY ON PARENTS RIGHTS TO SEE SCHOOL RECORDS Under the Education Reform Act the school is obliged to allow parents of a registered pupil aged under 18, access to a wide range of information, including, where available, the following: - Statements of the LA’s and Governing Body’s curriculum policy and aims The agenda for Governors’ meetings The signed minutes of Governors’ meetings DFE orders and circulars about the curriculum HMI reports about the school The syllabus and schemes of work in use Pupil’s educational records can be obtained by applying to the Head Teacher in writing.
COMPLAINTS PROCEDURE: (CURRICULUM AND COLLECTIVE WORSHIP) Leicestershire County Council have set up the arrangements in respect of complaints about the Curriculum and Collective Worship, under the terms of Section 48 of the Education Reform Act 1988. This document is available for inspection at the school. In the first instance, all complaints should be directed to the Head Teacher who will take steps to ensure that all complaints are followed up quickly. Our aim is to provide a good education for our pupils and to care properly for their health, safety and welfare at all times. All the staff, both teaching and non-teaching, endeavour to achieve this aim. However, it is possible that you feel we have not lived up to your expectations. If this is the case please tell us, we cannot rectify anything if we do not know of its existence. If this fails to achieve a satisfactory outcome, there is now a formal complaints procedure set up by the County Council under the terms of the Education Act, which begins with a meeting with the Governors of the school and ends ultimately with the Secretary of State for Education. A copy of this procedure is available at school for consultation. POLICY ON PARENTS RIGHTS TO SEE SCHOOL RECORDS Under the Education Reform Act the school is obliged to allow parents of a registered pupil aged under 18, access to a wide range of information, including, where available, the following: - Statements of the LA’s and Governing Body’s curriculum policy and aims The agenda for Governors’ meetings The signed minutes of Governors’ meetings DFE orders and circulars about the curriculum HMI reports about the school The syllabus and schemes of work in use Pupil’s educational records can be obtained by applying to the Head Teacher in writing.