The activities or cases for which your school will charge pupils’ parents. the circumstances where your school will make an exception on a payment you would normally expect to receive under your charging policy. Values and Ethos Your website should include a statement of your ethos and values. school’s Request for copies If a parent requests a paper copy of the information on your website, you must provide this school’s free of charge. Safeguarding Arrangements (reminder) This must be accessible to parents either through a formal statement or through your policies which you publish on your website. Other information it is good to have Online registration and admissions forms. A map showing location and directions to your school use hyperlink. – School diary and weekly events include parent and pupil events – Social Media links allow visitors to share via social media as well as follow your social media. – A link to your VLE (if you have one) with instructions. Videos and pictures (which you up-date) these are great way to let visitors to your website see – your school. List of after school clubs and activities and when they take place. E-commerce allows parents to pay for everything from admissions, trips to uniforms online. – Your Headteacher blog The school newsletter(s) does this include a and – pupils’ governors’ section? Feedback form Question and answer page Translation options for parents and international visitors to your website whose first language is not English.
The activities or cases for which your school will charge pupils’ parents. the circumstances where your school will make an exception on a payment you would normally expect to receive under your charging policy. Values and Ethos Your website should include a statement of your school’s ethos and values. Request for copies If a parent requests a paper copy of the information on your school’s website, you must provide this free of charge. Safeguarding Arrangements (reminder) This must be accessible to parents either through a formal statement or through your policies which you publish on your website. Other information it is good to have Online registration and admissions forms. A map showing location and directions to your school – use hyperlink. School diary and weekly events – include parent and pupil events Social Media links – allow visitors to share via social media as well as follow your social media. A link to your VLE (if you have one) with instructions. Videos and pictures (which you up-date) – these are great way to let visitors to your website see your school. List of after school clubs and activities and when they take place. E-commerce – allows parents to pay for everything from admissions, trips to uniforms online. Your Headteacher blog The school newsletter(s) – does this include a pupils’ and governors’ section? Feedback form Question and answer page Translation options for parents and international visitors to your website whose first language is not English.
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