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School Improvement Plan & Standards and Quality Report 2024/2025
St Paul’s School Improvement Plan Session 2024.25
St Paul’s Standards & Quality Report June 2024
Please take the time to read our School Improvement Plan and Standards and Quality Report for the session 2024-2025.
Consultation on, the revised Conduct of Relationships, Sexual Health and Parenthood Education in Schools
Parent Template responding to consultation on conduct of RSRP
Please the link above to access the form for the consultation on the revised Conduct of Relationships, Sexual Health and Parenthood Education in Schools
School Improvement Plan & Standards and Quality Report 2023/2024
St Paul’s Improvement Plan 2023.24
St Paul’s Standards & Quality Report AUGUST 2023
Please take the time to read our School Improvement Plan and Standards and Quality Report for 2023/2024.
DIGITAL ACCESSABILITY TOOLS
Click the links below to find out more about digital tools that can assist with learning in school and at home
St. Paul’s Primary School January 2023 Newsletter
Click here to read our school newsletter for January 2023.
St. Paul’s Winter Gazette December 2022
Click here to read our first School Newspaper!
Some children from Primary 6 and Primary 7 have worked hard writing some articles to tell you about the exciting things that have been happening in the school.
St. Pauls’ Primary Mental Health and Wellbeing Policy
St. Paul’s Mental Health and Wellbeing Policy
At St Paul’s Primary, we aim to promote positive mental health and wellbeing for every member of our staff and children/young people though nurturing relationships and the promotion of a positive establishment ethos. We will pursue this aim using both universal, whole establishment approaches and specialised targeted approaches aimed at vulnerable children/young people.
This document describes St Paul’s Primary School’s approach to promoting positive mental health and wellbeing.
Keep Your Children Safer Online
Advice for parents and carersStop Abuse Together: A new government resource to help keep children and young people safer from sexual abuseMost children won’t tell anyone at the time of their abuse. That’s why it’s important for everyone to know how to spot the potential signs of child sexual abuse and where to go for support if concerned.The new Stop Abuse Together website (stopabusetogether.campaign.gov.uk) can help parents and carers learn to spot the signs, have regular conversations with your child which can help keep them safer, and know when it’s right to reach out for more support.
Information from Parent Club
Click here to read some information from Parent Club.
