Parent View
Ofsted Parent View gives you the chance to tell Ofsted what you think of your child’s school, including:
- how happy your child is at the school
- how the school manages bullying or challenging behaviour
- If your child has special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND), we will ask how well the school supports them.
- Visit the Parent View website
Parent View Feedback
TEN TEN Resources for Parents
Catholic Primary Schools
Ten Ten is a leading provider of faith-based resources for Catholic primary schools, working with tens of thousands of children, teachers and parents throughout the UK.
The Collective Worship programme helps school communities grow in faith, love, understanding and compassion.
They provide a monthly newsletter for parents if you would link to read or learn more please follow the link below this changes monthly.
Leave of Absence Form
Parental Request for Leave of Absence from School During Term Time
You should be aware that any absence from school, for whatever reason, will potentially have a detrimental effect on your child’s learning and progress.
Authorisation will only be granted in EXCEPTIONAL CIRCUMSTANCES.
Should you wish to apply for your child’s absence from school you are requested to download and complete the form below and return the form at least 1 month prior to the planned absence to (eg Head Teacher)
Holiday – Leave of Absence Request Form
Attendance
Attendance Drive
At Ss Peter and Paul we aim to bring out the best in every child. Regular attendance at school is essential to ensure uninterrupted progress and enable children to achieve their full potential. This helps to establish a positive working ethos early in life. The school ethos aims to assist all pupils to reach their learning potential and we believe that children are more likely to maximise their
achievement and attainment if they attend regularly. We recognise that by working together parents and school can improve a pupil’s life chances by ensuring their frequent and punctual attendance.
Good attendance is important because statistics show a direct link between higher achievement and good attendance.
With this in mind we have recently introduced an attendance ladder in school this operates over the academic half term. This is to celebrate and reward good attendance. Every class has an attendance ladder and every day the children attend school they move up the ladder and at the end of a full weeks attendance the children will receive a star stamp on their attendance card. We have also introduced the attendance shop where children can trade in their star stamps for prizes, for example
- 1 star = one prize
- 2 stars = 2 prizes
- 3 stars = 3 prizes……. and so on.
For 6 stars the children can opt for the exciting activity afternoon at the end of the half term.
Last term our activity afternoon was the film was Polar Express. Children could wear their pyjamas and were given popcorn and juice. They also received a believe bell to put on their Christmas tree to remember that they had 100% attendance.
