Fetcham Village Infant School

School Premiums

School Policies and Procedures

Term Dates Download Document 2018/2019

Term Dates SCC Website

School Newsletters & Calendar

Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND)

Ofsted

Safeguarding

School Prospectus (includes curriculum)

Severe Weather Procedures

KS1 Results

Pupil Premiums

The pupil premium gives schools extra funding to raise the attainment of disadvantaged pupils from reception to year 11. It is paid to schools because they are best placed to assess what additional provision their pupils need.

The government introduced a fund in April 2011 to give schools additional grants for:

• every child currently registered (or at any point in the past 6 years) as eligible for free school meals

•  looked-after or adopted children

• leave care under a Special Guardianship Order or a Residence Order

• children whose parents are currently serving in the armed forces

PE and Sport Premium 

Primary schools are being awarded additional grants in order to improve physical education (PE) and sport in primary schools.

For more information on how we are using our school Premiums - Click here

School Policies 

The school has a wide range of policies and procedures which govern its safe and compliant operation. The policies provide an essential framework to ensure the effective running of the school and for the staff to use when making day-to-day management decisions.

Staff and governors work in partnership developing these policies and procedures and all are continually reviewed to ensure compliance with legislation and current government guidelines.

Please select the link below to see a list of our key policies and school documents.

All others can be requested from the School Office.

All our school documentation is available on request in hard copy or in other formats from the School Office.

Link to our key Policies and Procedures

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Link to Surrey School Term Dates

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Newsletters

School Calendar

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Link to SEND Information

Link to FVIS Ofsted Reports

Link to Ofsted

Safeguarding Children 

All the governors and staff at Fetcham Village Infant School are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and expect all volunteers to share this commitment. This means that we adhere to our Child Protection Policy and procedures.

Sometimes we may need to share information and work in partnership with other agencies when there are concerns about a child’s welfare. We will ensure that our concerns about our pupils are discussed with his/her parents/carers first unless we have reason to believe that such a move would be contrary to the child’s welfare.

Our Designated Safeguarding Lead (DSL) is Mrs. Sharon Harrison 

Our Deputy Designated Safeguarding Leads are Mrs Jan Brett and Mrs Christine Shuman

For more information - see our Child Protection Policy in Policies and Procedures 

Message from the Head Teacher 

I hope you will enjoy reading our prospectus. Its purpose is to give you some information about our school but please do visit us to find out more.

Fetcham Village Infant School is a happy, exciting and successful school where children learn and grow as individuals in all aspects of their life.

We have a dedicated staff of teachers, teaching assistants and administrative personnel who all share our collective aims and expectations.

Our governors and parents are very supportive and join in school life working hard to ensure the best possible education for all children.

Fetcham Village Infant School is a community school maintained by Surrey Local Education Authority, educating children between the ages of four and seven years.

You are very welcome to visit the school and we look forward to meeting you and showing you round.  

Yours sincerely 

Mrs Sharon Harrison 

Head teacher

Dear Parents and Friends

I hope you find this prospectus informative and it gives you an insight into our School and School Community. However, no booklet is a substitute for a visit, so please do come and take a look.

Fetcham Village Infant School is a Values School and we pride ourselves in providing a happy, attentive and challenging learning environment for your child where he or she is cared for and valued as an individual. We do not just teach good values – we demonstrate them in all we do.

All our staff are committed to ensuring that each child develops the confidence and self- belief to achieve their ambitions and goals and the skills to evaluate and improve their own learning.

We believe that children learn best when families are involved and we are continuously looking at how we can further develop this aspect of our school life. We aim to provide frequent opportunities to keep you fully informed about your child and we hope that you will take advantage of the many opportunities there will be to visit and get involved in the different aspects of school life at Fetcham Village Infant school.

Our staff and governors work well together on our school development plan and we are constantly looking for ways to improve what we do. We have worked hard to build a good reputation with our past and present parents and have achieved good judgements from Ofsted in our last few formal inspections.  

So come and see for yourselves and find out how our Values based education is working for our students and staff.

Cath Garel

Chair of Governors 

Link to School Prospectus (includes curriculum)

In the event of disruption caused by heavy snow, the prime concern of the school will always be the safety of the pupils, parents and staff. The decision whether or not to send a pupil to school must be at the discretion of the parents, taking into account factors such as local road conditions.

The school aims to remain open in the event of snow.

However, there are certain factors which may lead to the school closing, such as whether: 

• there are enough members of staff to be able to provide sufficient care;

   

• the severity of the weather conditions is on such a major scale that it is   unlikely that many people will be able physically to make it into school;

   

• the school can provide lunch for the children;

   

• the school grounds are sufficiently safe for children, parents and staff;

   

• the school has sufficient heating;

   

• the school has lighting and water across the site;

   

• external agencies, e.g. police, local government, motoring organisations, etc, are advising against school travel in our region.   

If, for the reasons outlined above, the safest or most expedient judgement is to close the school we will post this on the website as soon as possible and leave a message on the school answer machine by 8am.