Our policies explain how Kings Park School keeps learners safe, supports their education and wellbeing, and meets its legal responsibilities.

This page provides a simple overview of our most important policies. Full copies can be accessed using the links below or requested from the school office.

 

Explains how we identify, report and respond to concerns about a learner’s safety or welfare. It also sets out the responsibilities of staff, school leaders, the proprietor and governors.

Explains our relationship-based approach to behaviour, regulation and positive support. It includes how we respond to behaviour that may place a learner or another person at risk.

Explains how we prevent, identify and respond to bullying, including prejudice-based bullying and cyberbullying.

Explains how we help learners use technology safely and how filtering, monitoring, online incidents and digital safeguarding concerns are managed.

Explains our expectations for attendance, how absences should be reported and how we work with families when attendance becomes a concern.

Explains how we identify needs, personalise provision, support learners’ EHCP outcomes and work with families and professionals.

Sets out the steps we take to improve access to the curriculum, the school environment and information for disabled learners and members of our community.

Explains our admissions and consultation process, the information we consider and how we decide whether KPS can meet a learner’s needs.

Explains how parents, carers and others can raise a concern or make a formal complaint. It sets out each stage of the process and the expected response times.

Explains how we provide age-appropriate and developmentally appropriate relationships, sex and health education.

Explains how we manage risks and maintain a safe environment for learners, staff and visitors.

Sets out our commitment to equality, inclusion and protection from discrimination.

Explains how the school collects, uses, stores and protects personal information.

Explains how staff can raise concerns about unsafe, unlawful or inappropriate practice and how those concerns will be managed.

If you would like a printed copy of a policy, require it in an alternative format or cannot find the information you need, please contact the school office.

 

Printed copies and accessible formats can be provided on request.

Policies are reviewed regularly and updated following changes to legislation, statutory guidance or school practice.