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ST GEORGE'S

Church of England Primary School

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The School Day

8.30am                         Gates open for children to arrive and enter the classroom

8.40 am                        Morning Registration

12.00 - 12.55                Lunch

3.10pm                         End of the school day

 

Total hours:  32 hours 30 minutes

 

Any child arriving after 8.40 am should enter the school via the school office and will be marked 'Late'.

WE ARE A NUT FREE SCHOOL

 

Our “Nut-Free Policy” means that the following items should not be brought into school:

    • Packs of nuts
    • Peanut butter sandwiches
    • Fruit and cereal bars that contain nuts
    • Chocolate bars or sweets that contain nuts
    • Sesame seed rolls (children allergic to nuts may also have a severe reaction to sesame)
    • Cakes made with nuts

 

We have a policy to not use nuts in any of our food prepared on site at our school. Our suppliers provide us with nut-free products. However, we cannot guarantee freedom from nut traces. We cannot give out any sweets brought in from home to be given out as birthday treats.

SEVERE WEATHER AND SCHOOL CLOSURES

 

In cases of severe weather the school may be temporarily closed.  A decision will be made early in the morning and if we close the school a text message will be sent.

 

Parents can also see the full list of school closures on the Essex County Council website. The page can be accessed using the below link:

 

Alternatively please visit the Essex County Council's homepage at www.essex.gov.uk, and search for Emergency School Closures or click in to the Education and Schools area, click Schools, click Dates and click Emergency Closures.  The Emergency Closures page will update as and when notifications are received, therefore it is recommended to continue to check or refresh the page.

 

Child Protection/Safeguarding

The school ensures that all the school community is aware of safeguarding children.  All stakeholders should be aware that the school has a duty to take reasonable action to ensure the welfare and safety of all its pupils.  In cases where school staff have cause to be concerned that a child may be subject to ill treatment, neglect or other forms of abuse, the procedure followed has been laid down by Southend, Essex and Thurrock Safeguarding Children’s Board.  The Headteacher (Mrs Keitch) takes lead responsibility for dealing with child protection issues.  

Please visit our Safeguarding page under the 'Key Information' tab for further information.

 

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