"Christ
the Saviour is the foundation of our
school and the community we serve.
We work to provide a quality Catholic education
that develops each individual in our care .
Providing lasting reasons for living, learning,
hoping and serving.
Leading to a community which values and
respects each person's individuality, living and sharing the
Gospel message.
Our
Aims
Our
aim is to:
Educate
the whole child through a broad based curriculum.
The
school will:
- provide
a broadly based, high quality child centered curriculum extending beyond
the National Curriculum.
- provide an
environment for pupils which is safe and rich in stimulus.
- inspire,
motivate and support each pupil towards achieving their personal best
and contributing to the common good.
- enable children
to become independant in their learning through practical experience and
active participation.
- provide an
efficiently managed school with planned development.
To
develop each child's religious experience by fostering growth in the Catholic
Faith.
The
school will:
- provide
a variety of religious experiences through worship and the National Religious
Education Programme.
To enable the
child, staff and parents to grow in their spiritual relationship with God.
The
school will:
- share with
parents and parish in Sacramental Preparation.
- provide
the opportunity for individual and group prayer.
To
value the individuality of each member of the school community and help them
grow in self-confidence.
The
school will:
- respect,
value and celebrate the contribution made by all members of the community
and plan their development.
- encourage
awareness and respect from other faiths and cultures.
- encourage
the child to work on strengths and weaknesses through positive feedback
and assessment.
To
ensure that the children's experience in school have a positive, formative
and significant influence on their understanding of relationships.
The
school will:
- provide the
children with examples of Christian behaviour
- ensure that
there is a welcoming atmosphere for all
To
show active concern, for the well being of children, staff and parents
The
school will:
- show sensitivity
to the needs of individuals
- provide a
safe environment
- encourage
the children to grow in responsibility for their safety and behaviour
- support those
in need
To
foster positive links between home and school, parish and the wider community
The
school will:
Extra Curricular
Activities
Feel
free to join any of our clubs, just come along, we always have lots of fun!
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Tuesday |
- Football
with Mrs. Webber - 3.15 pm - 4.15 pm
- Cross
Country with Mr. Kirkman - 3.15 pm - 4.30 pm
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Wednesday |
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Thursday |
- Netball
with Mrs. Lunney - 3.15 pm - 4.30 pm
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Friday |
- Drama
Club with Miss Worthington - 3.15 pm - 4.15 pm
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School
Diary for 2006/2007
This
diary outlines the key dates in the school year. It includes Masses, Holiday
Dates, Parent's Evenings and key events such as Sport Day. We will do our
best not to change these dates now they have been set. However if for any
reason we should need to alter any dates we will give you as much notice as
possible. Please be aware that as the year progresses other events and activities
may take place that as yet have not been planned. We will inform you of such
events as early as possible.
Autumn
Term 2006 - 2007 
Spring
Term 2006 - 2007
Summer
Term 2006 - 2007
Attendance:
Parents
are responsible for ensuring that children of compulsory school age receive
a full time suitable education.
Regular
attendance and punctuality are essential if children are to make good progress
at school. Registers are marked at the beginning of the school sessions, i.e.
as soon as possible after 9.00 am and 1.10 pm. Presence is indicated by a
black / or \ in the appropriate column.
Important: A letter has been sent home with pupils from the EIP (Education
Improvement Partnership) regarding Fixed Penalty Notices for poor attendance
- please click here to print a copy.
To avoid receiving a Fixed Penalty Notice you must
ensure your child(ren) attend school regularly and on time. If they are unable
to attend you must make sure that the school understands the reason why.
Late
arrival:
Children
are recorded as late, indicated by an 'L' in the appropriate column, if they
arrive more than 5 minutes after the school session began, unless the school
has previously been notified.
Absence:
Absence
is indicated by a red 'O' in the appropriate column, inside which, there will
be either 'M' for medical reasons or 'H' for holiday.
Frequent absences will be investigated.
In
order to monitor the unauthorised absences for children in school, it is vital
that you inform us of any absences immediately that they occur.
Please
write, informing whether medical reason or holiday (maximum of two weeks permitted
only when family holidays cannot be taken during school closure, not single
days and permission to be requested in writing beforehand).
Absence
(2004)
4.8% authorised (4.4% locally, 5.1% nationally)
0.6% unauthorised (0.4% locally, 0.4% nationally)
Mobile
Telephones:
Please
do not allow your children to bring mobile telephones into school, they are
NOT allowed.
Uniform:
We
have a strict uniform policy and would ask that you support the school fully.
Please
ensure that ALL articles of clothing are labelled with your
child's name and that he/she knows how to identify them.
The
children change clothes for P.E. into a white T-shirt and black shorts. The
children work in the hall in bare feet but in pumps or trainers for outdoor
activities.
RINGS
AND EAR-RINGS ARE NOT ALLOWED, EXCEPT FOR SMALL STUDS FOR PIERCED EARS. THESE
ARE WORN ENTIRELY AT THE PUPILS OWN RISK.
Discipline
and Behaviour:
We
expect children to be well behaved, well mannered and have a caring attitude
towards one another.
A
detailed Behaviour Policy is available here Page
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(Please
note: Some
of these links will take you to websites outside of our school website. While
every care has been taken to test the following sites, we cannot be responsible
for the content available, or the availability of the pages, please report
any pages not working to support).
Out
of School Club
This
is an Ofsted registered scheme for children aged between 4-11 years.
Morning
Club is from 8.15 am to 9.00 am every school day; breakfast is included in
the cost.
After
School Club runs from 3.10 pm - 5.30 pm every school day; light snacks are
provided.
St.
Saviours Out of School Club is registered with Ofsted and is open to all pupils
of St. Saviours Junior and Infant Schools, being based in the Infant School.
The Club provides safe, stimulating childcare every school day, before and
after school offering supervised activities which include play, creative
opportunities, beadcraft, cross-stitch, cookery, football, pool and table
tennis. The staff are qualified playworkers who work or have worked in
the Infants school, they are well trained and know the children and the school
standards well.
GOOD
FOR CLUB MEMBERS
- Time and
space to have fun with your friends and make new ones.
- The opportunity
to develop hobbies and interests through taking part in a wide range of
activities such as sports, arts, technology, IT and needlework.
GOOD
FOR PARENTS
- Parents can
work or train; child care arrangements are reliable.
- Children
are involved in suitable, stimulating activities in a safe environment
supervised by our staff.
- Convenient
- Reasonable
charges.
MANAGER:
Mrs. J. Holmes
DEPUTY
MANAGER: Mrs. K Thomas
ADMIN:
Mrs. E. Hulse
For
further information please contact the school.
Last
Updated
February 21, 2007
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