Policies

Goldsworth’s  policies aim to provide staff, pupils, parents and guardians with clear information about the organisation and ethos of the School. These policies enable us to work together to do the best by the children in our care.

The list of policies below is not exhaustive. The policies shown have been selected from the statutory policies that all Schools are required to adopt and which generally cover areas of main interest to parents.

If you need further information, or wish to see a policy not listed, please speak to the School Office.

If you are a parent or guardian of a child at Goldsworth, any School policy can be emailed to you, free of charge.

Hard copies can be made although a small fee will apply.

Goldsworth Primary School is committed to providing a high quality education to all the children in our care. We believe that all children are entitled to a broad and balanced academic and social curriculum, which is accessible to them, and to be fully included in all aspects of school life, wherever possible. Children with Special Educational Needs are supported within the classroom, by accessing intervention groups and by following advice from external professionals.

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Accessibility Plan
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Accessibility Policy
Admissions, Policies
Admissions Policy 2024
Admissions, Policies
Admissions Policy 2025
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Anti Bullying Policy
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Attendance Policy
Policies, Volunteers
Behaviour Policy for Supply Staff and Volunteers
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Behaviour Statement
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Charging and Remissions Policy
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Complaints Procedure
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EAL Policy
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Equality Policy and Single Equality Scheme
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Fasting Policy 2024
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First Aid Policy
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Golden Owls Nursery Safeguarding Policy 2023
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Goldsworth school support fund 23-26
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Goldsworth Support fund application form
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Inclusion Policy
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Infection Control Policy
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Learning and Teaching Policy
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Looked after and previously looked after children
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Mental Health & Wellbeing Policy
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Online safety policy
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Pupil Privacy Notice (GDPR)
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Relationships,Sex and Health Education Policy
Policies, Volunteers
Safeguarding & Child Protection Policy
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Safeguarding and Prevent Statement
Policies, SEND
SEND Policy
Policies, Volunteers
Staff Behaviour Policy
Policies, SEND
Surrey SEND Local Offer
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Volunteer Policy Goldsworth
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Statements

The list of policies also contains two policy statements, our Behaviour Statement and our Safeguarding and Prevent statement

School Travel Plan

The aim of the School Travel Plan is to reduce car use on journeys to/ from school to not only reduce congestion and air pollution but to improve the health of pupils by encouraging them to be more active and to make the area around the school safer.

The School Travel Plan is currently being updated. Please contact the School Office for more information.

Bright Futures Learning Trust Funding Agreements & Annual Reports

Please see the Bright Futures Learning Trust website

General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)

Under data protection law, individuals have a right to be informed about how Bright Futures Learning Trust (‘the Trust’) uses any personal data that we hold about them. We comply with this right by providing ‘privacy notices’ (sometimes called ‘fair processing notices’) to individuals where we are processing their personal data.