for future improvement (with indicative timescale) Assessed by Date Next review Standard 17 Securing boarders’ views – 17.1 Boarders are actively encouraged to contribute views to the operation of boarding provision, are able to raise concerns and make complaints, and their views are given appropriate weight in decisions about the running of the school. Pupils are not penalised for raising a concern or making a complaint in good faith. Evidence relating to the change to Standard 17 in 2015 [see page 8]: How the school MEETS and EXCEEDS the standard (with appropriate evidence)
for future improvement (with indicative timescale) Assessed by Date Next review Standard 17 – Securing boarders’ views 17.1 Boarders are actively encouraged to contribute views to the operation of boarding provision, are able to raise concerns and make complaints, and their views are given appropriate weight in decisions about the running of the school. Pupils are not penalised for raising a concern or making a complaint in good faith. Evidence relating to the change to Standard 17 in 2015 [see page 8]: How the school MEETS and EXCEEDS the standard (with appropriate evidence)